| Conve nb Cail) URE (From page 1 8) Russ Korbak started on the Gambler mound and gave way to Roland Osske in the 6th inning. The Gamblers next opponent in O.A.S.A. action will be the Sutton "Irish House" team who eliminated Alliston in "two straight games by scores of 12-1 and 10-0. No dates have yet been set for the Green- bank-Sutton series but it should be a dandy. The book on the Sutton team is that they have an outstanding left handed pitcher in Brad Heintz- man and a long ball hitting club. Watch this paper for playing dates for this series. The winner of the Gambler-Sutton series will meet the winner of the Port Perry Legion vs. Claremont series which also promises to be a thriller. So lots of exciting fastball action coming up for the fans in the Greenbank-Port Perry area. In league action last week the Gamblers - managed a split as they won at home against Uxbridge but dropped a squeeker in Brougham. In Greenbank Park last Monday night the Gamblers shut out Ux- bridge River Valley by a 2-0 score behind the four hit pitching of Roland Osske. Osske scattered his hits evenly over the game and was never in serious trouble. He struck out seven Ux- bridge batters and issued three walks. Hugh Johnston led the Greenbank attack with two. Hits off the Ux- bridge veteran Norm Roberb with other Gambler hits going to Brian Till, Don Beaton and Dennis Romeril. Incidentally Dennis Romeril underwent surgery to repair sever- ed tendons in his hand this week and will be lost to the ball club for an undisclosed period of time. Hopefully he will heal quickly and soon be roaming the Gambler outfield again in search of long fly balls. On Tuesday night in Brougham, the Gam- blers dropped a 4-3 decision to. the Broug- ham team as after two were out in the last inning and nobecdy on base, the head hunters collected three straight singles to score the winning run. Blair McNeil was the winning pitcher for Brougham with Ken Goreski taking his first loss in league play this season. Other news in fastball this week concerned the folding of the Zephyr 'A's team from further league competition. Apparently they ran into a string of injuries plus work commitments and they could not field PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1984 -- 19 | Gamblers furn attention to the Sutton Irish a team, The league will con- tinue with the other twelve teams and the entire Zephyr "A" schedule will be deleted. This weekend the Greenbank Gamblers Two very close losses in Ottawa tournament will compete in the Port Perry Canadian Tire Tournament and they will meet Oshawa Carlos Electric at 7:00 p.m. Friday night, play Pickering at 9:00 p.m. Legion team knocked out early Port Perry Legion travelled to Ottawa on the weekend to partici- pate in their open inter- mediate fastball tourn- ament and went down to defeat «twice in the double knock-out affair. Port started off Sat- urday playing 2 year defending champs Ottawa Senators and were edged 2-1 -in an extremely tight played game. Randy Under- wood started on the mound for the Legion squad and only allowed 3 hits while striking out 11 Senators. Ottawa started off after 2 out in the 1st inning with a single and triple followed by a passed ball 3rd strike to give them a 2-0 lead. They only managed another single and walk in the remaining 6 Port Legion started slowly until the 4th inning when Colin Wackett singled and was driven in by Dave Dickson's single to centre field. Port rallied in the 5th and 6th innings with runners to 2nd base, but couldn't advance them further. Dropping to the losers side of the draw saw the Legion team face off against the 1st place team in the Ottawa League Peter's Car Radios and drop a squeaker 3-2 John Annis started on the mound for Port and was relieved by Under- wood in the 6th inning with the score tied 1-1 and 2 runners on base. The next batter walked and then the side was retired on strikeout and BLACKSTOCK KRAZIES presents ... A "FREE NIGHT" OF ROCK & ROLL DANCING NESTLETON COMMUNITY CENTRE SAT., AUGUST 11 fly ball to right field. Peter's Car went ahead 2-1 in the 7th on an infield error and base hit with 2 out. Port tied things up in the bottom of the 7th on a bunt single by Colin Wackett and a two base throwing error followed by Rick Evan's sacrifice fly to left field. In the fatefull 8th inning, Ottawa put together a single, stolen base and an RBI single to win the game. As for the tournament and trip to the Nation's capital a general con- senses taken was that a good time was had by all. Earlier in the week during league Port Legion defeated Whitby Legion 3-2 and the Oshawa Juniors 5-4. In Whitby, hits by Tim Thompson, Doug Scott, Bill St. John and Rick Evans in the 2nd inning provided the margin of victory. Whitby fought back with runs in the 6th and 8th innings off reliever John Annis. Winning pitcher Lawrie Williams had left the game after 5 innings with a blister on his pitching hand. At home Wednesday night Port jumped to a quick 3-1 lead after one inning on hits by Dave Dickson and Doug Scott after Rick Evans had been hit by the pitch and Tim Thompson walked. Oshawa tied the game in the 8th inning on home runs by Dave Hoffman and Roger Posaki. Port won the game in the 8th inning after MIke Healey led off with a double and was sacri- ficed to 3rd by Bill St. John and sacrificed home by Rick Evan's long fly ball to centre field. This week Port travels to Oshawa Mon- day to play Casey's in a make up game and then hosts Whitby on Wed- nesday night. On the Holiday week- end Port Legion plays in the Canadian Tire Fast- ball Tournament in Port Perry with games Fri- and Sund ay night against the Greenbank Gamblers. Hope to see everyone out to support the home team in its efforts to defend its Applications for the controlled deer hunt in Wildlife Management Unit 75 will be available from the Lindsay district office during the month of August, 1984. The ap- championship win last year in defeating Auto Tow 4-3. In upcoming 0.A.S.A. playoff action Port - Legion will be facing plication forms must be filled out and returned to the Lindsay office on or before August 31, 1984 to be eligible for the draw. Landowners and farmers who own and/or Bats go cold for Timms in The Timms Garage slow pitch team travell- ed to Oshawa on July 20 to participate in the 4th annual Terry Fox tour- nament. They played good - sound ball in game one to defeat Humber DJ's by a score of 8-5. Dave Bacon led the team with two home runs and 5 RBI's. The winning pitcher was Larry Midg- ley allowing only 3 hits. Another strong team effort in game 2 gave Timm's the win over Bowmanville Knight Hawks 13-6. Carl Durward led Timm"s this game with four hits. Other hits in this game went to Doug Fox tourney McSween 3, Dave Bacon 3, Len Bain 2, Chester McKay 2, Ed Bain, Dave Giannini, Brian Timms all with one. In the final game the bats died as the team bowed out 8-1 against Oshawa Peeler"s. The team had 11 hits this game but allowed the Peelers 24 hits. After the game the team's coach, Elmer Spence, said he was pleased with the teams performance in their first tourney. In league action Timm's ended the sea- son in 4th place and will start playoffs on August 9th at 8:30 p.m. at Greenbank Park. ->l- Exterior Painting- -Interior Painting- -Wallpaper- Free Estimates - TIM PELYK 985-3490 arch rivals Clarmont Legion on dates to be announced next week. The winner of this series will play against the Sutton-Alliston vs. reside on 20 hectares (50 acres) or more within the management unit need not apply for the draw. The exception to this is that in the case of joint ownership, only one of the joint owners may qualify for a lan- downer/farmer valida- tion tag. The remaining joint owners must apply in the public draw. Landowner/farmer validation tags may be picked up at the Lindsay district office from August 1st, 1984 until November 8, 1984, the last day of the hunt. Since an affidavit regar- ding ownership must be Saturday night and on Sunday night at 9:00 p.m. they will meet Port Perry Legion. All these games to be played in the Joe Fowler Memor- ial Park in Port Perry. Greenbank-Zephyr winners for the right to represent this zone in the O0.A.S.A. tourna- - ment in Meaford on Deer hunt form available September 22nd must appear in person to pick up the tag. As in previous years, anyone who received a permit to hunt in the con- trolled hunt must com- plete and return a man- datory report form within 14 days of the end of the hunt. Failure to return the report by the specified date will result in ineligibility for the 1885 controlled deer hunt. The dates for the 1984 controlled deer hunt in wildlife management unit 75 are November 5 through November 8. More information may be obtained by contac- ting the Lindsay district sworn, the applicant office. On a winning streak (From page 18) DACO would like to Debbie Mason both wish catcher Judy smashed out homers to Reader, who is out for put DACO runs on the the season with a broken board quickly. Bonnie ankle, a speedy re- Fitzgerald played an covery. outstanding game at first base. DACO played in a tournament in Seagrave last July 7, the deserv- ing MVP for the team was pitcher Janis St. John. DACO plays at home Wednesday evening at the ball diamond on Water Street at 8 p.m. where they meet another Port Perry team, the Nursing Home ladies. 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