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9@ -- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, April 7, 1971 PORT PERRY x STAR 0.A.S.A. Convention Vin Walker Elected Third Vice Pres. The Ontario Amateur Soft- ball Association held their 49th Annual Convention in Sarnia the past week-end. Port Perry was represented by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ven- ning and Mr. and Mrs. Vin Walker. Jack Cook is the president of the Port Perry Minor Softball Association; Wafne Venning is Ist Vice} AAS.A. President. The meeting proved indeed rewarding for the Port Perry Association when Vin Walker was elected 3rd Vice Presi- dent. This is a great honour for Port Perry as no more than 10 years ago Port Perry SAVE $20-°° M°CULLOCH unheard of in This was only made possible because of the combined efforts of local delegates and executives dur- ing the past few years. Several amendments were passed which will be of local inmportance. A player may not play both Int. Industrial and Int. A, B or C as was"done in years previous. The Rule now reads you may sign one form only. The Aluminum bat has been approved and the bat may also be 24" in diameter. An amendment was also was almost Mustangs Tied After Two Games In All Ontario Midget € Finals Cy Wilson's Musangs tra- velled to Dresden on Friday evening and were defeated by Dresden, in a game that the players and the many fans that travelled to see them play were amazed at the way the team fell apart in the middle of the second period after outplaying Dres- den in the first half of the game. The first period McCoy scored with assists going to Heard and Young. The second period McCoy got his second goal of the game with He: assisting to take a 2 to 0 lead. Dresden then scored 3 goals in the second period to take the lead and the third period Dresden scored 9 more without a reply from the Mustangs. Let's not see this continue ed from McLaughlin & Jack- son to end the first period, leading 4 to 1. In the second period Dres- den got goals from Houston and McFadden to cut the lead to 1 goal at the end of the period. The third period saw Heard score his third of the game with assists going to McCoy and Nightingale. Dresden then came back and got goals from Martin and Brewer to tie the game at 5 each. The game remained that way till the end of the third period and forced 10 minutes over- _ the overtime period Bedell scored for Dresden to take the lead but the Mus- tangs fought back and got goals from Cochrane with Nightingale assisting. Then Heard scored the winner with Bourgeois and McCoy Assist- ing to take the game 7 to 6. Penalties in the game were the Mustangs 5 and Dresden 7. The remaining games for the series are scheduled for Port Perry on Friday, April 9--8:30 p.m. Dresden on Saturday, April 10--7:30 p.m. Port Perry on Wednesday, April 14--8:00 p.m. = BOWLING sasend 16 Bilow.the ocsk' Ot es ag remainder of the po oe er la ee ee the umpires and two new p cies tes ten chosen Senin hen Penalties in the game were} Total Points in Getben Gleteden ate vendita tates the the Mustangs 12 and Dresden} -Charlie Brown 22 Eden's L. Strikes--82 pts 0.A.S.A. percentage is taken be Guatty Smith » - "a Bo: 54 4 This would apply only in the Th he t sat Javed at we Yaw ~ . anc Peet 63 pts : . . e Mustangs played a Peanuts 1 : -- : CUTS THE COST OF LIVING! Minor Series. ee co eu eee 2 eeiapaiogy It was also passed that| before a good home town] Pluto 15 1/1. PP. LGA. -- 65 pts. when a balk is committed the} crowd and proved that the) Banana Splits 14 |2 Middleton's Meats--62 pts. runners may advance one| first game was just one to be| Beattle Bailey 11 |3 Dowson's R. & W.--5! pts. base. This conforms with| forgotten about, and they] Hot Wheels 10 CASA. rules. came up with a win to even| Pinochio 9 |High Triple--J. Dowson 721 : the best of five series at one| Lioness 9 |High Triple WH-- It was also decided to} game apiece. Gumby 8 C. DeNure--710 come up with a new umpire} Heard opened the scoring High Single--R. Whitter 322 dress in the coming year. | unassisted. Harston then | "#9" Triple-- é73 High Single W.H.-- Also the game of "Slow| Scored for Dresden to tie the BR harvncg R. Whitter--341 > This game wilt be explained | ©°y 2nd Nightingale. Heard] Triples 600 and Over-- - : ri ; |in full when all rules ar fin-|20t his second of the game| J. Walker--673; D. Phinney] 715: F_ McNeil 690; alized. with MeCoy and Bourgeois|-- 667; L. Scott -- 616; A.| TVue-- UN) Mamma > assisting, then Campbell scor-| Scriver -- 612; F. Venning-- 5. Core = 673: hy ei - The following were elected Ee 611. 678; mg! ic 66 a 5 to the executive: Lad J andt agend daige 0% d conan WITH President--L. G. Pickard ies Curling Singles 200 and Over-- ker--655; R. Sweetman--644; i. 12° BAR , . j AND McCULLOCH St. Catherines March 30--Tvesday J. Walker -- 258, 212, 203;| J. Harper -- 637; D. Scott-- a SMOOTH-CUT CHAIN Immediate Past President-- |D. Beare 11, H. Haddon 3 D. Phinney--241, 215, 211; L.| 637; T. Eden--632; R. Whit- , 4 Master Se on top for safe. one-t , M. Scheff, Toronto R. Mitchell 8, I. Mitchell 7 Scott--240, 207; F. Venning| ter--631; C. DeNure--629. 4 control First Vice-President-- M: MeCoy 10, H. Carnwith 5} 250, 208; A. Seriver--220,/-- J , 15; S. DeHaas--216, 200; B, Handles easy like an electric knife s - eis on eel See ae ee Tennyson -- 291; J. Irvine-- REMEMBER Powerful. Outperforms many saws weighing T. Sims, Meaford April 1, Thursday 262; J. Storra--253; D. Gib- The new "deadlines" | twice as much Third Vice-President-- Cte ak Cae en ee eee e, Display advertising of lar - a . artyn 12, A. Cox Vanschagen--244; L. Haugen " : Cuts an 8" log in 6-seconds. ime aoe Port Perry! 4 Panabaker 5, B. Beare 4 |_ 998. § Sinclair -- oy") ger size, articles, reports : Cuts logs up to 2 feet thick C. Belch, Belleville M. Holdershaw 10, Robinson -- 216; S. Irvine --| from meetings, etc, 5 p.m. Pitch" or "Leb Ball" will be offered in the 1972 season. The Treasurer-- L. Alguire, St. Catherines The Auditors-- D. Leether, Peterboro H. Champion, Hamilton score. Then Bourgeois scor- ed with assists going to Mc- H. Thomson 4 Ladies Curling Banquet-- Wednesday, April 14th Clesing Dance-- Saturday, April 24th. B. Tennyson--291 216; B. Bell--213; D. Wilson --210; S. Stone -- 208; A. Chapman--202; A. Mulder-- 201; R. Quan--200. 625 & Over Triples-- J. Dowson--721; G. McHugh Monday. 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