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lth api Lo SE LEEK pil Lu Sih SR isan pie ina di th psi ae usiiiBhe seb LEE iii nba ask ibil me TI I HI = HH HH HE I I HE I HE I HH HH HE HS SS HE = 36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 16, 1991 t Record stands at 1 1-3-1 Taylor Ford Mites roll on Port Perry's 9-10 yrs. 'Rep' ball team upped their record to 11 wins, one tie and three losses with two victories last week. On July 9 our mites staged a dramatic come-from-behind home victory by a 6-4 score over Vaughan. The visitors led 3-0 at one point but our team nibbled away at the lead and went ahead 4-3 only to see Vaughan tie the score on an error in the sixth inning. Rather than just roll over, however, our players gamely rallied in their last at bat and scored two runs with two out to steal the win. Jeff Ashton walked, Chris Jones singled and Justin Heyworth got the game winning hit to score Jeff. Chris scored the insurance run on a passed ball. Michael Versage had a good game at the plate for Port with a triple and a homer while Michael McLennan also had two hits. Ryan McQuade started on the rubber for Port Perry and had six strike outs while giving up only one hit. Chris Jones got the win in relief by sending 11 of the 15 bat- ters faced back to the dugout while not allowing any hits. On July 11 our Tavlor Ford Mites were on the road to Picker- ing for a game where we took ad- vantage of inconsistent Pickering pitching for a decisive 24-5 vic- tory. In this game Justin Big- gelstone had a triple and four walks for an excellent showing and Darryl Dalton was also perfect with one hit and three walks. Mark Richardson was two for three with two walks and a big tri- ple. Michael Versage had a dou- ble and triple as well. Defensively, Scott Cunningham made a nice throw to the pitcher for the final out of the game to get a runner trying to score from third. Reid McTaggart and Aaron Chambers covered their positions superbly throughout the game. Chris Jones started and won for Port with no hits given up and at one point struck out six con- secutive batters. Our relief ace Ryan McQuade mopped up the final inning with two strikeouts. Our players will be working hard next week in practice to prepare to go on the road for a double header against first-place Bramalea on July 21 and a tour- nament in Simcoe on July 27. good luck team! Pee Wee/Bantam girls In Pee Wee Bantam Girls ac- tion July 10 at the north diamond PPMS 'Red' defeated PPMS "Burgundy" with a score of 16-15. Newcomer to the "Red" team Lindsay Card had some excellent hits and travelled around the bases with ease -- welcome aboard Lindsay. Amy Plain had a great night knocking out a grand slam and would have also counted for a home run but was tagged out at home plate. Her glove was also hot - making a cou- ple of great catches to help shut down the Burgundy girls. Kiley Ballard had a good night on the mound striking out the first three batters of the game to set a good pace for the balance of the game. She also blasted out two triples to help her team in their victory. Tanya Towns also con- \ nected with a home run. The 'Burgundy' girls batting was also right on with Sarah Coyne leading her team with a tri- ple and a double. She also con- tributed well on the pitchers mound. Heather Osborne belted out a double and made a super catch on a hard hit ball. Fellow teammate Charlene Criscoine also had a great catch during the game. Playing an all round good game was Jodi Hunter. The girls all saw plenty of ac- tion since holidays have taken many players. away and these teams were playing with six and seven players instead of the usual 13. In Greenbank the Country Siding girls came out ahead of the Valu-Mart girls with a score of 17-9. No report available. ima are now i wl in all aegr unl bine fut, 0 0 Al entrants vil be ii or our FREE draw tobe Bede in each cag The Port Perry Star 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-7383 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 1 Sports Camp held a sn olymsies last wee at the high school track. One of the games was to throw a hoola-hoop around a chair. Sports Camp into the second week Athletes proved their en- durance and athletic skill last week at Sports Camp. All the par- ticipants displayed enthusiasm and sportsmanship like attitudes. kiveryone involved had a great week. The second week of Sports Camp is now in progress. All those fine athletes in Scugog will have a chance to display their strength and skill in a variety of sports. This weeks sports line up includes: floor hockey, soccer, volleyball and baseball. Don't forget about swimming each afternoon at Birdseye pool. So if you are one of the lucky athletes involved in Sports Camp this week get ready for a fantastic week of sports. See You Soon) Leslie, Joanne, Craig RJ This foot race during the Sports Camp mini olympics was a little harder than the children first thought. They had to reach haif-field without dropping or breaking the balloon between the partners backs. Free Pickup & Delivery Free estimates COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY DONNA ANDERSON 705-328-1156 CRESSBROOK INVESTMENTS LIMITED 250 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-3832 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGES in office servicing - one stop financing - private funding FAX 985-4103