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rt eb esl a PNA el wal. 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 23, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice " Win 14-4 or Squirt Legionnaires are back on track Port Perry's rep team in the York-Durham League rebound- ed from their first league loss of the season on June 18 by com- ing out of a scrambly first in- ning start to beat East Gwillim- bury 14-4. The big hit of the game for the Legionaires was by catcher Jeff Ashton who clubbed a three run homer to score Ryan McQuade and Chris Jones who had earned "free passes" to first. First baseman Ryan Moynes bashed a second inning two run triple. Ryan McQuade hit three for three and scored four runs while Ryan Fraser was two for two plus a walk. Darryl Dalton {Double "D"} had two hits and a walk. Casey VanSchagen had the other Port Perry hit despite playing with a sprained wrist (he also alertly scored from third base when the catcher was arguing a call with the um- pire}. Michael Versage, - Reid McTaggart, Scott Jeffrey and Jon Froats ("Kirby"} played alertly defensively to cover their positions. Chris Jones recorded the pitching win on a one-hitter and sent 11 batters directly back to the dugout by strikeouts. Good luck next week against Bramalea lads. They can be beaten! Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch League TEAM GP Mariposa 8 Galley Fish & Chips Square Boy Pizza Coldwell Banker Port Perry Auto Glass Seagrave Steel Blds. Scala Brothers Bradshaw's Towing Investors Group Goreski's Resort Pizza Delight Crandells Forder Parks Ins. Sportsland Pineridge Sports Oppers Alum. CLP NNWWWWNODD NNN OOOO ®O®O®DOD®WM®P®®PD®DO® T ONO LOO OAONNNON = =O O00 O0O0CO0O0DO0OO0O---000O0O0 ~~ oN EL_ELLOOOODOOD Game #8 June 15 Pizza Delight 8 vs. Galley Gators 19 Investors Group 12 vs. Seagrave 13 Square Boy Pizza 26 vs. Goreski's 3 Mariposa 25 vs. Bradshaw's Towing 8 Scala Brothers 16 vs. Forder Parks Ins. 6 Oppers 6 vs. Coldwell 11 Sportsland 6 vs. Pineridge 35 Crandells 8 vs. Port Perry Auto Glass 15 TEAM T-Ball Blackstock Lioness 4 2 Lishmans 4 2 H&M Wright Sox 4 1 Tyke Asselstine Suzuki Baker Automotive Hutton Heating Mite J.C. Flooring Jordon Culley Jays Port Perry IGA London Life Lazers Squirt Don Frew and Sons Speedy Muffler Technique Drywall MKM Eggbeaters Senior Cummings Backhoe Blackstock Hardware Marks Maintenance Blackstock Lions Victoria County TEAM Lindsay Wolves Woodville Maroons Cannington Golden Hawks Peeters Masonry(Manilla) Coboconk Islanders Nonquon Jets(Greenbank) Oakwood Town Rent-All Rams Sunderland Dodge Colts (Lindsay) Little Britain Mean Machine Cannington Royals Piggott Construction (Lindsay) Manilla Impernials Manilla Rebels Cartwright Minor Ball GP Ww L T PTS 1 1 5 2 0 4 2 1 3 anno Oo wr NO nN &Srnono ens Slo-Pitch PTS 18 18 14 12 12 12 DQONOTOOLMMaOTAEWNDNO TF M w 9 9 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 ue KELLY LOWN/ PORT PERRY STAR The Track and Field team from Cartwright Central Public School did well at the Durham Finals. Pictured are the team members. Front row from left are: Danny Lyons, fourth in 800m, Tara Watts, second in 800m, Lisa Bergerson, 10th in 1500m, Justen Gerrow sixth in his heat of 100m. Back row from left are: Jim Wilson, coach, Melissa Hughes, seventh in long jump, Troy Anderson, fourth in 1500m, and Shawn Lewerentz, third in 200m and third in long jump. Port Cleaners and Big V victorious in Atom soccer Van Camp Contracting - 2 Manvers -0 Royal Canadian Legion -6 Port Perry Printing -4 Laurentian Bank -3 Port Cleaners - 6 Goals scored for Port Clean- ers were by No. 9 Michael De- mao who scored five and No. 10 Terry Goodwin who scored one. Goals scored for Laurentian Bank were by No. 7 Robert Evans, one goal and Ashleigh Murphy with two goals. There was also some good passing ef- forts by Melanie Dick some good goaltending by Robert Evans and Paul Pickering. Pineridge Sports - 4 Big V Drug Store -5 A good performance put on by both teams. Pineridge came on strong in the first half with goals being scored by No. 4 Car- ly Howard, Two goals were scored by No. 7 Steven Wygerd and one goal by No. 11 Gordon Kilner. The Big V Drug Store team NE {eel de [VATS TR 1 URS F.C RV: 1 | [e SHINGLES need summer heat to bond. Free Estimates. Call Allen's Siding for Summer Discount Specials. WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS Low E or Argo n Allen's Siding Products Limited Energy efficient windows reduce 4 drafts and increase warmth. Alcan 8H series windows qualify for the Ontario Hydro Rebate* \ *(on selected products for qualifying home owners with electric heat) I Ml, ALCAN * Alen Ovitding Products Sales & Installation Doors » Windows ¢ Trough ¢ Additions » Solariums Port Perry (416) 985-3333 + Oshawa (416) 434-0047 Lindsay (705) 328-1402 or (705) 878-2023 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 (1/4 mile east of #12) CONSUMER GAS CUSTOMERS Financing available for complete home (energy saving) renovations on ALL Alcan Products LJ came on strong in the second half with some good offensive team work resulting in three goals being scored by No. 7 Ian Garnett, one goal by No. 6 Mat- thew Smart, and one goal by "No. 3 David Halward. Mites action More good baseball at Cor- nish on June 15 as Schildt Ma- chining played against Philp Pontiac. Schildt had a great game at bat with Derek Bond having two super hits, and Dar- ryl Copithorn hit a line drive over second base. Great fielding by Scott Evans achieving all three outs at second in the final inning. Erin Cleyndert made an amazing catch at pitchers spot - without glove! Super game by Philp Pontiac showing great batting skills as well; with special mention to Katie Walhout, Justin Shinn, and William Hosey. A close game with a final score of 17 to 16 for Schildt Machining. 9-10 Mites Port Perry Star Mites (age 9- 10) grabbed their second win of the season Wadnesday night with a score of 9-6 against Fliel- er's Petro-can. Port Perry Star's pitcher James Baran led the game off with two strike outs against Flielers. Mark Walhout hit an amazing triple to centre field scoring three runs. Some fine glove work was displayed by Andrew Stevens on first base, and by Steven Trainor behind the plate. .Thanks to the umpires and helpful parents. Well done Port Perry Star!