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{ { § -- INARI aw YT wv WR 0 ee aid ". il SO fel Rie Et ---------- "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 1, 1997 - 21 Going to be tight race for the CMB seasonal title From Page 20 Moore, Nicole Macleod and Andy Taylor each with a pair while MacLeod and Taylor each contribut- ed with two RBIs each. Overridge batting game stars were Logan Malcolm who collected two hits and knocking in two runs while Rachel Beechey and Jeffrey Becarlo each had a run batted in. In the field Kyle Clarke made a fine play at first base. Intermediates Super Spud Reds 22 Martyn Consulting Flyers 16 Superspud finally got into the win column by vir- tue of the win. Mark Mor- rison and Steven Blunden led the pitching staff with solid performances while Squirt call-up Nicki Jones played a fine all-round game.' Martyn's got some solid pitching from Jamie Gim- blett as well as some time- ly hitting by Melissa Kil- len while Tim Martyn turned in his best game of the year with an all-round solid effort. Winter'sStorm 18 Campbell ElectricRaiders12 In the battle of the divi- sion giants the win by Winter's moved them into a first place win with Campbell's as both now have five wins and one loss each. Offensively Steven Delore had an RBI triple while Bradley Sutcliffe had a single and knocked in two runs. Fielding wise Steven Vine made a fine catch to rob the opposition of an extra base hit. Campbell's batting leader was Heather Lee Jones who hit a triple to centre field that scored three runs while Kristy Brooks reached base twice via the walk route. Defen- sively Corrina Bauer made a good fly ball catch in the first inning. Winter's Storm 23 Super Spud Reds 8 This game was the scheduled game of June 12 that was rained out and the Storm won handily as Abby McLaughlin had a big game with three sin- gles as well as three RBIs. Steven Delore got his sec- ond triple of the week in the third inning that scored two runs. Steven Vine also contributed with two runs batted in as well as pitching a 1-2-3 open in- ning to preserve the win. The Reds got a strong game from Mark Morrison who had a triple as one of his two hits as well as bat- ting in three runs. In the field Morrison made great catches in the third and fifth innings. Other game NOTICE Persons interested in these positions, at both OMHA Rep. and House League Levels, must submit an application by July 17, 1997. Note that the OMHA Rep. team coaches must hold an N.C.C.P. certificate and OMHA Rep. team trainers must hold an H.T.C.P. LEVEL 1 certificate. (There is no such requirement for House League team coaches and trainers.) Application forms are available at Pineridge Sports. Completed applications are to be delivered by July 17, 1997. PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY President PO. Box 61, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1A2 Port Perry Minor Hockey REGISTRATION For the 1997/98 Season at the SCUGOG ARENA Thursday, August 14................ 6pm-9pm Friday, August 15.................... .6pm-9pm Saturday, August 16............. 10am - 2pm Location - Scugog Arena One Player....... Wn ERT $310 Two Players/household................... $575 Three players/household................. $825 Note: Any not registered by August 16th will be charged an additional $25.00 late registration fee. Fifty percent of the fee may be paid at registration, with the remaining fifty percent due by Nov. 1/97. There is no additional charge Mail in registration forms available at Pine Ridge Sports. for this. stars for Super-Spud were Mark Merton with a fine defensive catch as well as Marley Malcolm who made a good catch to end the game. Seniors Asselstine Yamaha 17 Mann's Cornhusker's 9 Asselstine's got the win + aided by the strong pitch- ing of Justin Gerrow and _ Jamie Budge while the de- fense was led Ly Aaron Gimblett and the fine catch by Suzie Gerrow in the final inning. Mann's game star awards went to Michelle Blunden who pitched well as well as making some fine fielding plays. Cory Manns played well in the field as did Kevin Moore. "Know the Rules" - An- swer: When the catcher obstructs or prevents the batter from striking at a pitched ball. If called the ball is declared dead and if base runners have ad- vanced at least one base the obstruction is can- celled. However, if the coach does not like the re- sult then the batter takes first base and other run- ners advance only if forced. (1993 Softball Can- ada Rule #8 - Section #2 - PartE.) The catcher's box starts at the rear outside corners of the batter's box. (1993 Softball Canada Rule #2 - Section 4 -PartD.) Coach Reminders 1. Please try to get make up games completed as soon as possible. Holiday ing a team to play may be harder than you think. 2. Please call John McNamara at 986-4426 if your posted team win/ losses are incorrect. Don't Miss An Issue SUBSCRIBE to the PORT PERRY STAR Start yours today - call 985-7383 season is upon us and find- iS EE RTT a Derby Rung : May 10 to-Septe Se SYN SET RN o -- The Following SpOnoofiags une 28 - Smo June 28 - Small Mouth $ < SEE . ---- = EE TTR SENET. To enter you must register at J.D. Fishing & Archery prior to the "Season Opening" in each class Cal for your 15400 Old Simcoe Rd., (sos) 985-8479 Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop 119 Perry Street, be! MERCHANTS OF THE PORT PERRY WAV 1894 SCUGOG STREET 1888 Scugog St. 7 PortPerry ~~ NE: 985-9955 ZZ (905) 985-8200 985-1036 RULES / REGULATIONS: 1. You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish to enter. 2. Once you are registered you , , may enter as ma times as you want. 3. Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form (We encourage catch and release). 4. Al registrations and entry forms are available at JD Fishing and Archery. 24 Water St. Port Perry. 5. Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winners will be determined each Monday moming and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 6, $200. Cash Prizes will be determined after closing Friday, September 5th, 1997, Prizes will be awarded on Satu , September 13th, 7. The Port Perry Star and all assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Particiy TES Oot ep Mieday 2 Pe DOLLAR PLUS CELR PED)