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Ball Hockey Gators 6 Scoring Bullets 1 or for the Gators (Spon- sored by Galley Fish & Chip ) were:. Warren Geer (2), Willie Edwards, Brad Menzies, and Jon Lalley (2). Getting assists were: John Harman (2), Warren Geer (3), Craig Menzies (2), and Brad Menzies. Scoring for the Bullets was Ken Langille and he was assisted by Jeff Cockerton. Scoring for the Flames (Spon- sored by the Port Perry IGA) were: Paul Beare and Gary Lance, receiving assists were Dean Abraham and John Vaz. Shutting out the Bandits (Spon- sored by Strachan Contracting) was Jamie Brown. Raiders 7 Islanders 3 Scoring for the Raiders (Spon- sored by Honey's Electric) were: Colin Wackett (1), Brian Pomeroy (2), John Moore, Dale Lown, Al Lunn and Warren Ellis. Getting assists were Lee Wilbur, Dean Lown, Brian Pomeroy (4), John Moore, Warren Ellis, Colin Wackett and Al Lunn (2). Scoring for the Islanders (Spon- sored by Pineridge Sports) were: Sean Fisher, Todd Mantel and Darrell Flewell. Getting assists were Darrell Flewell, Sean Fisher and Kevin Wilson. : Woodys 5 Bad Boys 1 Scoring for Woody's (Sponsored by Woodrow's Auctioneering) were: Rob Mason (3), Kevin Clancy, and Mike O'Meara. Get- ting assists were Rich Beckman, Glen Mizen (3), Rick Martin (3), Kevin Clancy and Larry Maarse. Scoring for the Bad Boys was Luc Savard, assisting were Tony Herald and Duane Bronson. Mites softball July 2 Game In a game between Brian's Towing and Homelife Realty, Shawn Jeffrey and Spencer Chur- chill played a good game for Brian's but Homelife beat then 11 to 10. Thanks to the great plays made by Eric Bird, Robert Arksey and Rachelle Tripp. July 9 Game Rankin and Homelife played a good game with Homelife taking it 17 to 10. Shawn Martin, Ryan MacLennan and Trevor Weisflock all did an excellent job. For Rankin, Chris Skerrat had 3 for 3 including a double and was good in defence with Jason Red- man on 1st. Steven Schewaga did a good job on 3rd. Brian's Towing 19 Ray Rankin Con. 12 For Brian's Towing, Brent Reesor had a strong bat, Spencer Churchill continues to play well defensively. Patrick + Justin McKernan both played a strong game. For Ray Rankin, Jason Red- man, Andrew Stevens, and Matt Rankin were all 3 for 3 in a hard fought game. Let's hear it for Greenbank Variety as they put another game under their belts! Even though Seagrave players Kevin Durward and Jason Gillian pitched up a storm and Krist Jeffey played a great defensive game, it wasn't enough to slow down Greenbank Variety. Casey Brown made. an awesome catch out in left field, Theresa Gracie was right on top of that ball as backcatcher and our pitchers, Ben Frith and Clayton Brown could do no wrong. Super game Greenbank Variety. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over"20,000 people could have read it this week. That's alot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 _: * DOORS & MOULDING * HARDWARE hd Complete House Trim Packages at Discounted Prices. RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 (416) 852-7722 If you're being. BUGG ED' by CHINCH BUGS, SPIDERS, EARWIGS, ANTS, CATERPILLARS, FLEAS, etc. Call: Fitzgerald's Weed & Insect Control 985-3540 Bass Derby From Page 25 Mark Mandic, president of the Master Angler Group, Inc., orga- nizer of the OV Pro Bass Series, stresses that this tournament should not be confused with fish- ing derbies, nor should it mistak- en fora big fish contest only. "Our priorities are aimed at promoting the professionals in the sport of fishing and encour- aging the practice of live release' when possible," hesaid. While the tournament is not considered a large fish contest, a cash prize of $1,000 is given out for the largest fish on both days. On Saturday that prize went to John Markesini who landed a 5.90 pound bass, while Sunday, John MacDonald's bass tipped the scale at 5.95 pounds. Pro Bass officials are very care- ful during weigh-in to ensure the safc and healthy return of its fish. When they are brought in for weighing, the fish are placed into water filled plastic bags and tak- en to the first of three stations. Here they are placed inot a holding basket that is sub- merged intoa holding tank treat- ed with a Catch and Release chemical designed to replace the protective slime coat on the fish. This proceedure is repeated in three different tanks, with each of the tanks a few degrees cooler than the first. A process which is designed to slow down the me- tabolism and help relax the fish during the weigh-in. After being weighed, the fish go through the same process again but in reverse, to bring the temperature back up to that of the water they are to be released into. This proceedure helps en- sure a high release rate and fish that will spawn and can be caughtagain. Final ten standing and their winnings for the OV Pro Bass Port Perry Openareas follows: 1. H. Peach /Peter Davidson - $10,000 + $2,000 in pri 2. BobIzumi/Wayne ni $5,000 cash 3. Wes Lavergne/Don Jones - _ $4,000 cas 4. Andy Clements/P. Pokulok - $3,000 cash 5. Jerry Moon/Mac Teegarden - $2,500 cash 6. Peter and Mike Hartmann - $2,200 cash 7. Ted Jackson/Ron Hildreth - $2,150 cash 8. Pete Bowman /Mike Burris - $2,100 cash MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 24, 1990 -- 27 stops Er in Port Wayne (left) and Bob Izumi, stars of television's "Real Fishing Show™ captured second place last weekend In. the OV Pro Bass Open. The popular fishing team won $5,000 for their efforts with their 12 bass weighing-in at 36.45 Ibs. 9. Henry Gatt/John Merrit - $2,050 cash 10. Todd Smith /Colin Stass - $2,000 cash Itwasa great show for the fam- ily as Mark Mandic kept the au- dience entertained during the weigh-in both days. On Sunday kids lined up in front of the 40 ft. stage, decked out with flags and streamers, as Mr. Mandic handed out over 100 souveniers of the event, which included rods, reels, lures and hats from some of their many Sponsors. To enable the crowds to see what a live bass weighing over five pounds looks like in the wa- ter, the big fish were released into the Lowrance Lunker La- goon, a 300 gallon aquarium lo- cated on centre stage where they swam around to the delight of theeveryone. There is over $500,000 in cash and prizes up for grabs during the summer pro fishing circuit, which will attract the top anglers from across Canada and the United States. The year-end Championship event "The OV Pro Bass Classic" will be held this year in Orillia, Ontario from Au- gust 31 through September 2. 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