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"A Family Tradition tor 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 7,1994 - 21 Port Perry High School held its athletic banquet on May 30 at the high school to honor its ath- letes. Pictured are the winners (front) Mandy Smart, badminton, Sam McFarlane, cross country, Alesha Brownell, cross country, Cara Herrington, senior soccer, Kim Lachapelle, midget volley- ball, Andrea Grills, midget basketball, Mary Fowler, and Michelle Moynham, junior volleyball. (Middle) Chris Arnold, midget basketball, Doug Short, hockey, Lori Buscher, senior volleyball, Kylie Kearns, senior basketball, Paula Reed, senior soccer, and Karen Kett. (Back) Brent Don- nelly, track, Duane Empringham, senior volleyball, Steve Parish, senior basketball, Alicia Bent- ley, Rebel Spirit Award and track award, and Jim Chapman midget wrestling. Squirts down Aurora On May 31, Port Perry's Le- gion Squirt All-Star team trav- elled to Aurora and captured a 12-9 win. Tim Jones got his first pitching start of the season and got the win while allowing five hits, nine walks, and recording five strikeouts. Mike Wiseman made a good tag on a batter run- ning to first and held a runner at third. Chris Monsma made a nice grab on a ball at second base. Sean Jeffrey alertly three from centre field to Aaron Ly- cett at second base for a forceout while Tim and Matt Skerratt combined for a good tagout at home after a passed ball. Offensive support came from Matt Skerratt, two hits; Chris Monsma, one hit; Aaron Lycett, one hit; Sean Jeffrey, two hits; Tim, a double; Braden Tarbot- ton, one hit; and Matt Breen, one hit. On June 2, the team hosted Stouffville and the umpire showed up! This was a near- miss for the "golden boys" as they led 5-4 going into the last: inning after surging back from an early 3-1 deficit. Unfortu- nately, Stouffville grabbed some last inning runs for our 7- 5loss. Sean Jeffrey led the Legion attack with three hits while Mark Richardson chipped in with one, Aaron had one, Bra- den had one and Mike Koury had one. } Mark absorbed the loss de- spite 10 strikeouts while allow- ing seven hits and 11 walks. Aa- ron made a heads-up play in snagging a line drive at short and tagging a runner for a dou- ble play. Mark and Sean made a tagout at home. With a little more batting and fewer oppos- ing base runners, we can beat those Stouffville boys next time! Next home game for the Port squad will be June 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the Water St. south dia- mond. See you there! i this year with a gift he can use! VAN & Ligelan) -- 19] | (270) Ql Mp =Te- TC HM [0 00) (€TUP-To 3 J [ool i = To) (=I Mats ¢ Truck Caps ucK Er OTE Steve Parish (front) Lorl Bu scher and Kylie Kearns were named athletes of the year at PPHS annual athletic banquet last week. Squirts victorious From Page 19 running, intense defense and hits by Braden, Chris Monsma and Mike Wiseman (who also made two nice catches in right field). The championship game was against the host Newmarket A boys and this was an effort by the whole legion team that would do their town proud. Mark was a force to be reckoned with as he pitched a complete game win as well as batting in the winning run with bases loaded in the last inning to cap a four for five game at the plate. Nice defensive plays were made by Chris Monsma on an alert tagout at second base as well as a nice tag at home by Sean after Mark alertly spotted arunner goingin from third. Other good bats were by Chris Monsma (three for four), Braden (two hits), Tim (two hits), Mike Koury (key seventh inning hit), Aaron (two run triple), Sean and Matt S. (one hit, two walks). Richard walked, stole second and scored in the legion's second inning. Mike Wiseman scored the tying run and Mike Koury scored the winner on Mark's clutch game winning hit. Final score: Port Perry 9, Newmarket 8. Way to go Port Perry Legion - great concentration and a gutsy tournament championship per- formance! The parents, coaches and players would like to take ad- vantage of this opportunity to - pay our respects and thanks to Branch 419 of the Canadian Le- gion on this important D-Day Anniversary occasion. 7-8 Mite action It was a great season opener for the P.C.O. team and the Power Rangers. There were great hits by Rebecca MacDon- ald and a triple for Andrew Lock and Thomas Lock for the Pwr. Rangers. A home run for David Stew- art and a great cat¢h by Michael Young - husband for P.C.O. It was close but the P.C.O. won 13- 12. Great game by everybody. IDAYMONID O45 Cove (whi It was a well played game tor the Power Rangers but the Lea- hy team won 24-2. 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