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| | fr "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Ball Hockey action Game I: Monday night. Flames 5 Raiders 2 Scoring for the Flames (sponsored by Port Perry IGA) were Ken Harman, Gary Lance, Rick Cormier, and Paul Bears (two). Assisting were Rick Cormier Jarett Harman (two), Carl Cooper (two) and Greg Fedyk. Scoring for the Raiders (sponsored by Honey's Elec- tric) were Richard Honey and Brian Pomeroy, assisting were Jeff Lyons and Richard Honey. Game II: Monday night. Woody's 1 Bullets 1 Scoring for Woody's (spon- sored by Woody's Auctioneer- ing) was Rob Mason, assisting was Jim Greg. Scoring for the Bullets (spon- sored by Hank's Pastries) was Peter Szemiot, assisting were Paul Christenson and Rich Szemiot. Game 3: Wednesday night. Bandits 6 Islanders 1 Scoring for the Bandits (sponsored by Strachan con- tracting) were Mike Strachan (two), Rob Jamieson, Dean Smith, Eric Mallet and Brian Barr. Assisting were Jamie Menzies, Rick Wallace, Steve Strachan (two), Eric Mallet, Dean Smith, and Duane Bron- son (two). : Scoring for the Islanders (sponsored by Pine Ridge Sports) was Doug Slott, assist- ing were Darrell Flewell and Brent Johnstone. Game 4: Wednesday night. Gators 10 Bad Boys 1 Scoring for the Gators (spon- sored by the Galley Fish & Chips) were Karl Durham, Brad Menzies (three), Steve Durham, Greg Warrnier, Ke- vin Bigson, Bill Eade, and Dave Culbert (two). Assisting were Derek Dexter, Warren Geer (three), John Harman (four), Steve Durham (two), Karl Durham (two), Dave Cul- bert, Bill Eade, Will Edwards, and Phil McBride. Scoring for the Bad Boys was Dave Parrinder, assisting were - Fred Ianiri and Pat Masteran- gelo. Pee Wee/Bantam girls PeeWee Bantam girls softball action on July 23 at Greenbank saw the Country Siding girls come out on top of PPMS 'Red' with a final score of 19-10. Having returned from vacation, Michelle Moynham was right on for the 'Red' girls knocking out a home run, a triple and also counting for 2 more runs. Liz Jones was play- ing heads up ball, catching a pop fly and tagging a runner on se- cond, for a double play. Tanya Towns did her fair share of help banging out a triple and 2 singles. Playing a strong game for Country Siding's win were Bran- dy Harris and Jennifer Hunter who both belted out home runs. Christy McKay shut down the 'Red' team in the third inning make all three outs. Great work. No report available from other game. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over20,000 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 tandings © JUNIOR DIVISION Lishmans Swain Seed Sluggers Speedy Muffler King Mike Baker Automotive London Life Lazers H & M Wright Sox Asselstines Yamaha Technique Drywall Tigers Turner Green Giants Blackstock Lioness J.C. Installations Don Frew & Sons SENIOR DIVISION Maltheb Farms Cummings Backhoe Blackstock Lions Cartwright Minor Ball AS OF JULY 26, 1991 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Blackstock Country Hardware W L T G P 100 0 0 10 20 7 2 0 10 14 6 4 0 10 12 3 7 0 10 6 3 7 0 10 6 1 9 0 10 2 W LT 100 0 0 6 4 0 4 6 -0 4 5 1 3 7 0 3 6 1 W L T G P 7 3 0 10 14 7 3 0 10 14 5 5 1 10 9 2 8 1 10 3 705 436-2445 Rod Sauder of Scugog Island has been racing cars for 17 years. Sauder is very confi- (A A Yi PRE-CAST -- dent about his racing future. He Is also currently looking for sponsors which will enable him to drive more. Please see story for more details on Rod Sauder's racing career. Rod Sauder of Scugog Island confident about racing future By Kelly Lown If desire and confidence made a race car driver, Rod Sauder of Port Perry would be taking checkered flags across the country. On the future of his racing ca- reer he says "it is not a question of if I am going to make it, it is when, and it couldn't happen soon enough for me." Sauder, a Scugog Island resi- dent for the past 13 years has been racing cars for 17 years. With more sponsors Sauder would be able to race more of- ten. He also adds that as his equipment improves so do his results. For the past three years, Sauder has competed in the World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racingin Florida. He is currently driving in the A.C.T. American Canadian Tour which runs 10 races in Canada, and 10 in the United States. This tour takes the driv- 7-8 Mites On July 22 in 7-8 Mite action Van Camp Contracting met Hank's Pastries. The overcast skies and sprin- kles of rain didn't dampen the spirits and the game between Van Camps and Hanks. There was plenty of action and timely hitting from both teams. Van Camp was supported with the fine play from Nicole Virtue with three hits, three runs scored, Greg Hunter with two hits, two runs scored and Sarah Ver Shuuren with two hits, two runs scored. ' Hank's received a super ef- fort from Darcy Stevens with three hits, three runs scored, Stacey Nicolas Bronson with three hits, two runs scored, and Tyler Houthuys with two hits, two runs scored. After the dust had settled Van Camp squeezed by Hanks by one run with the final score 11-10. Great effort from all the players. ers to race tracks in Vermont, Maine, Quebec, Nova Scotia and locally to Mosport Speed- way in Bowmanville. He has run on a limited schedule at Mosport this year- due to conflicts in other racing schedules. Currently he re- mains in tenth place in points at Mosport, and said the worst he has ever done in a feature heat there is third. One thing Sauder would like to do is race more, and with more sponsors he can do so. He would like to see some busi- nesses from the Scugog area on the side of his car and uniform. Prior to the Molson Indy last week Sauder stated, "I should be in the Molson Indy, not watching it. People believe I can do it, if I just had the chance todoit." Sponsorship may give Saud- er this chance. He explains that the car on the racetrack is just the tip of the iceberg for spon- sors. The cars and trailers are alwayson display. Sauder thinks of his racing career as a 'diamond in the ruff.' " I am going to give some- one a name someday (sponsor); someone is going to benefit from me, " he said. "Racing takes desire, I have enough desire to, I just haven't made the right connection yet," he said. Being a full time race car driver will be a dream come true for this Scugog Island resi- dent. No one can question the commitment he has to his sport. "I would quit my job 10 sec- onds ago, if I knew it was avail- able (the chance to race full- time)," he added. 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