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The Durham Polo Club held an invitational polo meet on the weekend at Chukker Forge Farm, home of Kevin Rundle, In Nestleton. Teams from Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Dur- ham competed In the round robin event. Pictured above, Linda Merrett of the Durham Polo Club swings at the ball. In opposite photo, a young member of the audience, Cody Rundle, watches the action. Emiels, Cheers strike wager over American League East outcome A friendly wager has been struck between Emile's Restau- rant in Port Perry and the Cheers Sports Bar in Boston on who will win the American League East pennant. The race between the Bos- ton Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays is down to the wire, with the Sox holding a one game lead after the weekend series. Each team has three to play. As for the wager, if the Jays win the race, Cheers will send a plaque congratulating the Jays and this plaque will hang in Emile'sin Port Perry. Of course, if the Sox win it, Emile's will have to come up with a plaque of congrats to hangin Cheers. The idea for this challenge came from Jerry Cochrane of Port Perry. He phoned Cheers in Bos- ton last week and said the man- ager there, Bill Honeycutt, was more than pleased to accept the wager. Jerry told the Star that if the Jays win or lose, he and sev- eral others from Port may make a quick trip to Boston to present orreceive the plaque. And he says, if the Jays should prevail, he may issue the same challenge to a bar in Oak- land, and then in Pittsburg or [Country La Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario "Smile, for everyone lacks self- confidence ... other thing, a smile reassures them." a a Il 1C and more than any OHA JR. 'C' HOCKEY SEASON OPENER Scugog Arena, Port Perry 7:30 PM SUNDAY OCTOBER 7th, 1990 Port Perry MoJacks VS -- Ajax Axemen MoJacks - Defending Central League Champs Cinci. Meanwhile, Rick Weeden, who cooks at Emile's when he's not watching the Jays on the tube, has not shaved since early August, and vows no razor will touch his chin until the AL East race is settled once and for all. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For Advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383 PI --ry, SKATE SALE CCM * BAUER * MICRON SPORT TACKS (sizes 1 to 5) Sale Price: $70. (plus tax) PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 7 N Broomball action SPECIAL The first game of the day had 2 undefeated teams with Monsma Electric vs. Woody's. Monsma built a 2 nothing first period lead and coasted to a 3-0 victory. Tom Powell from Tom Carroll started the scoring, with Kerr Kingston from Tom Hansford scoring 1:38 later. Kevin Ibbitson assisted by Gred Lepine and Murray Down round- ed out the scoring. Mark Mason recorded the shutout. Game 2 of the week saw Blackstock get on track with a convincing 5-1 victory. Tom Wotton led the attack with 2 goals. Ron Short had 1 goal 1 assist with singles going to Dave Dalton and Bill Pratt. Gord Bryons and Steve Halkes had assists. Lone goal scorer for Emmer- son's was Charlie Dennis from Dave Lawrence. "The final game had B & R / Swamp Garage against the Framers'. A closely fought first period ended with'B & R up 1-0. Dale Lown from Tim Ashbridge done the damage. Second period saw the Swamper's pull away scoring 3 unanswered goals. Brian Robinson from Brian Pomeroy & Dave Canning, Pomeroy from Mike Geer, and Kopie DeJong from Bill Bridge completed the scoring. Keith Tremblay had the shutout. | west -- Hwy. 7A -- East Philp PORT PERRY Pontiac @ FEEDS SHURGAIN DOG BISCUITS Assorted Sizes... SHURGAIN BITE-SIZE DOG FOOD 20 kg. ... $17.30 KR: 1s! Oshawa Rd. per Ib. pba PORT PERRY FEEDS 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - 985-7363 D Monsma, B/R Swamp Blackstock victorious The Port Perry Merchant Ladies team lost a squeaker 2-1 to Best Door's from Oshawa. Scoring for Port was Michele Andrews from Rhonda Trapp and Kim Charron. Cindy Walsh and Josee Morel had Oshawa's goals. Pee Wee house league hockey Last Saturday morning 4 very impressive Pee Wee hockey teams began their season. In the first game Larocque came out the winners, by a slight margin, the score being 3-2. For Larocque, Jeff Jamieson had 1 goal and 1 assist. Jon Jamieson and Jason Brain scored 1 each with an assist to Chris Needham. For Emiels; Justin Wooton and Dwayne Morrison scored one each, with Kris Wooton and Rob- by Martin picking up assists. The 2nd game was between Big V and Consumer's Gas. Con- sumers came out ahead 4 to 3. Eric Lucyk led the scoring for Consumers with 2 goals. Jason Brown and Randy Palach each scored 1. Assists went to Dan McKay, Matt Phoenix, Ryan Larmer and Steve Hiemstra. Stewart Bruce scored 1 goal and had an assist for Big V. Devon Blair and Steve Cochrane also scored 1. Michael Balmforth added 2 assists.