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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 23, 1992 - 37 Port Perry Stars are shining bright Seven games into their sea- son, the Port Perry Pee Wee/ Bantam girls' travelling fast- ball team (playing in the Oshawa Park league) remains undefeated, and as of yet not even seriously challenged. The scores of their victories to day, against North Oshawa, Glen Stewart, Baker, MacKen- zie and Fernhil/Nipigon Parks have been 24-14; 13-8; 21-8; 27- 5;26-1; 13-7; and 28-11. The 22-game season contin- ues until July 30, followed two weeks later by their league championship play downs. You can see our girls in action every Wednesday evening in Port Perry at 8:30 p.m. at the lake front diamond (south) and Thursday evenings at the same time in Oshawa. This talented squad is contin- uing the fine tradition of victory (they won the league champion- ship) established last year when John Langford was at the helm as the head coach. Return- ees Kim Poppleton, Juli Ball, Marci Zuly, Amy Parliament, Heidi Leach, Misty Garvock and Laurie Dale have been joined this year by Alisa Camp- bell, Melissa Dawson, Jen Hunter, Laura Phoenix, Kim Spicher and Heather Tredway. Coach Stan Zuly, with the help of Glenn Ball and Jon Daw- son, are helping the girls to polish their skills. Jay Tredway has been donating his time to improve pitching skills being learned by a number of the team members and last but not least, Wendy Poppleton has ac- cepted the responsibility of be- ing our scorekeeper. Many thanks are owed to the following sponsors who stepped in on short notice to provide fi- nancial support to our team when help was needed: Port Perry Star; The Linen Corner; Rent and Save; Homestead Fur- niture; and Gilbert's Welding. We also thank the parents who have provided transporta- tion and fan support at all the games. During the remainder of this summer, through league and tournament play, weekly scores and play-by-play reports will continue to be published here to keep all of our interested read- ers informed about the Stars' progress. Cartwright Minor Ball T-Ball Division June 15 Blackstock Lioness - 26 H &M Wright Sox - 20 Another great game. Both teams started out strong and were tied up to the last inning. Blackstock Lioness took con- trol of the game during the last innings. Shawn McNamara played an incredible game. He caught a pop fly and also hit a "grand slam" home run. Bryan McNamara practised his slid- ing skills, scoring a run. For H & M Wright Sox, Mitch Truax started the action off with a home run in the first in- ning. Kyle Mullins also had a. home run. Blake McLaughlin had a "grand slam" home run to tie the game up in the third in- ning. June l7 Lishman's-18 H & M Wright Sox - 8 Game was rescheduled from June 8. For Lishman's, Mike Hobbs played a good solid game. Tay- lor Churchill hit a "grand slam" home run and Jason Dillon hit a double. For H & M Wright Sox, Blake McLaughlin and Kory Bauer made some really great plays. Mitch Truax stole third base. Tyke Division June 16 Asselstine Suzuki - 8 Hutton Heating - 6 This game was full of action. A great game was played by all. For Asselstine's, Michael got a home run. Sean and Kurtis each scored two runs for the team. For Hutton Heating, Chris and Ryan each got a home run and there was good consistent pitching throughout the game. Mite Division June 17 J.C.Flooring- 14 Jordan-Cully Jays - 12 For J.C. Flooring, SPORTS NEWS SPORTS PHOTOS SPORTS WRITE-UPS When your club or team is in need of additional publicity, photographs etc. Contact Kelly at the Port Perry Star - 985-7383 Ryan Woods pitched a great game, striking out three batters in a row to end the game and take the team to a victory. For Jordan-Cully Jays, Dan- ny Deeth made a great double play. Nicholas Malcolm had an excellent home run. London Life Lazers- 10 Port Perry I.G.A.-9 For London Life, good hits were made by Michael S., Ryan S., Matthew W., Joey D., Cor- rine S., Grant A., Derek R., Thomas M., and Amanda D. Ex- cellent pitching and great play- ing by the infielders and out- fielders. For LG.A., fantastic plays were made by Tim B. on first. Ryan Grieve made an incredi- ble double play. Good catches were made by Cameron at shortstop and Jeremy at first. Great playing by all and hope you had fun! Squirt Division June 16 Don Frew & Sons - 32 MKM Eggbeaters -6 For Don Frew & Sons, Josh- ua had three home runs. April and John Vanstrein made some good fly catches. For MKM Eggbeaters, Jamie Budge hit a home run. Good plays were made by all. Hits were good and excellently placed. Speedy Muffler - 27 Technique Drywall -9 For Speedy Muffler, Candace Boccaccio, Adam Stewart and Pam Goble each had home runs. Chad Muirhead had a "grand slam" home run. For Technique Drywall, Jeff had a home run. All players played well. Senior Division Junel5 Mark's Maintenance - 22 Blackstock Hardware - 2 For Mark's Maintenance, Gord Bentley had a triple and Johnathon McCourt had two home runs. Jim Chapman hit a "grand slam". A good line drive catch was made by Jason Lions. For Blackstock Hardware, Marshal McQuaid, Josh Mal- colm, Ryan Peter, Natasha Bur- gess and Derrick Malcolm all had great hits. A great relay was made from field to Adam, pitcher, to Scott, backcatcher, for an out at home. Cummings Backhoe - 23 Blackstock Lions-13 For Cummings Backhoe, Luke Martin and Scott Goble made excellent pitches. Doug Hutton made a great catch at third. For Blackstock Lions, Kirk kept Cummings Backhoe score- less during the innings in which he pitched. Vision Control Solariums & Sunrooms Retractable Fabric Awnings Windows & Doors NEW YORK YANKEES While growing up in Detroit, Mich., pitcher Greg Cadaret's favorite team was the Detroit Tigers and Al Kaline was his favorite player. During his spare time, Cadaret enjoys golf and fishing and listening to Huey Lewis albums ... Outfielder Jesse Barfield is current- ly second on the all-time active players assist leaders. During the off- season, Jesse makes coffee tables and lamp replicas of major league ballparks ... Relief specialist Steve Farr's nickname is "Beast." Farr credits catcher Jamie Quirk with helping his pitching career ... In- fielder Mike Gallego attended UCLA, and his teammates were cur- rent major leaguers Matt Young, Tim Leary, and Don Slaught ... During the 1991 off-season, pitcher Lee Guetterman traveled throughout the Soviet Union, Romania and Hungary ... Pitcher John Hayban's idol as a youngster was Tom Seaver ... One of infielder Charlie Hayes' favorite hobbies is dancing ... Despite playing just three years at the University of Michigan, . pitcher Steve Howe is still their all- time winningest pitcher ... Pitcher Jeff Johnson is an avid crappie fisherman Pitcher Scott Kamieniecki was originally a shortstop ... Pitcher Tim Leary is a graduate of UCLA with a B.S. in economics, earning Academic All- American honors ... DH/outfielder Kevin Maas was voted the 1991 "Good Guy" award by the N.Y. Press photographers ... Don and Kim Mat- tingly donate $1,000 for each home run to singer Paul Simon's project to purchase mobile medical units that service underprivileged children in New York City ... Pitcher Scott Sanderson is a graduate of Vander- bilt University where he majored in business, finance and history. While growing up, Scott's baseball idol was Catfish Hunter ... Outfielder Danny Tartabull's nickname is "Bull" ... Pitcher Wade Tayior en- joys non-fiction reading ... During his stint as manager for minor league affiliate Onieta in 1985-86, current Yankee skipper Buck Showalter had a two year record of 114-41. Buck's dad, the late William Showalter once played for the Pit- tsburgh Steelers ... Outside of having the well-known nickname of "Hondo," Yankee coach Frank Howard's other nickname is "Uncle Frank™ ... The only current Yankee on their roster to also play for their cross-town rivals, the Mets, is pitcher Tim Leary ... The 1941 Yankees clinched their pennant with 18 games remaining on the schedule, and that was on September 4th, still a major league record for earliest clinching date ... Of the first 10 free agents the Yankees ever signed from 1974-79, seven of the 10 players were pitchers ... The Yankees have captured 33 lifetime pennants and 22 World Championships -- both still major league records ... In limbo, Yankee owner, George Steinbren- ner, is also one of the owners of the new N.H.L. franchise, the Tampa Bay Lightning ... Three Yankee managers have over 1,000 lifetime victories: Joe McCarthy with a record of 1,460-867, Casey Stengel with a record of 1,149-696, and Miller Huggins with a record of 1,067-719 ... A future Yankee star on the horizon just might be righ- thanded pitcher Sam Militello, Jr. Last year, at Prince William (A), Sam had a record of 12-2 with a 1.22 ERA and 113 strikeouts in 103 in- nings. In two minor league seasons, Militello's overall record was 22-6 prior to the 1992 season. ©1992 by King Features Synd. Yolo] g CHOI}: by Larry Duncan CINCINNATI REDS 1. During the 1970s when the Reds were known as the "Big Red Machine," name the only pitcher to win 20 games in a season. 2. Name the last pitcher to no-hit the Reds. 3. Who is the Reds' all-time leader in saves? 4. Name the first major leaguer to hit a home run in Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. 5. Name the last Red to be named M.V.P. in the National League. 6. What was the name of the home stadium the Reds occupied before moving into Riverfront Stadium in 1970? 7. Name the last Redleg to hit two home runs in the same inning. 8. Name the manager Sparky Anderson replaced when he took over the Reds in 1970. Sports Quiz Answers 1. Jim Merritt won 20 in 1970; 2. Rick Wise of the Phillies in 1971; 3. John Franco with 148; 4. Hank Aaron of the Braves in 1970; 5. George Foster in 1977; 6. Crosley Field; 7. Ray Knights against the Mets in 1980; 8. Dave Bristol ©1992 by King Features Synd. The Regional Municipality of Durham DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The OSHAWA and SCUGOG TRANSFER STATIONS will be closed on Wednesday, July 1, 1992, for Canada Day. Normal operations will resume on Thursday,July 2, 1992. V.A. Silgailis, P.Eng. Commissioner of Works