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i Super Spud 19 - 'Blackstock - Spud were Kale Wardlaw with ww 338 ¢ Citizen -- Tuesday, June 7, 1994 = . = Cartwright Minor Softball report - T-BALL Analda Garden Centre vs Blackstock Lioness - rained out times, Andrew Greco with some clutch hitting and four runs scored and Thomas Prendergast with some hard hitting and fine Figure Skating Club 19 defensive plays on the mound. A see saw battle ended in a tie. TYKES : with the Spudsters scoring six runs in the last inning to salvage the draw, Game stars for Super Turner's Green Giants 10 - Cartwright Youth Council 1 Home runs and excellent pitching highlighted Turner's four hits and scoring three second win of the season. Gerry Pozzebon of Niagara Falls and his 9 year old Labrador "PJ" were among the many competitors in the L.R.C.O. field trials over the weekend In Greenbank. 'PJ' Is a Canadian Fleld Trials Champlon and Amateur Fleld Trials Champion. y 8" APPLE PIE .... $2.49 | Waffles, Syrup & Coffee ... $2.49 FISH & PUTT tor the amis Sharpen up your game .... $4.00 ease 986-0986 3 3, 2 MILES NORTH of . NESTLETON, OFF TAEAST EAST Come and chip a nice 9 hole water course. | : Kory Prosser, Ashley Lucas and Matthew Morrison all hit round trippers while Greg Banks with two singles, Brittany Simms and Sean McKenna helped the hitting attack. Strong pitching by Ashley Lucas and Kory Prosser held the CYC to just one run. Nicole Jones and Jody Hill were the game stars for the youth council. Swain's Seed Sluggers 5 - Mike Baker.Auto 3 Hitting and pitching highlighted this low scoring game. Swain's built an early three run lead on Shawn McNamara's three run homer in the first inning. After that pitching took over with Mitch Truax of Mike Baker striking out nine batters during his time on the mound. Other game stars were Taylor Churchill for Auto and T.J Parker for Swain's. J.C. Flooring 12 - Lishman"s 2 Jamie Newman and Mark Carnaghan led the Floorer's to their first victory. Newman had two hits as well as pitching three strong innings striking out six while Carnaghan continued his home run per game pace with another round tripper. Mike Hobbs collected two hits for Lishman's while Hayley Campbell hit a single. MITES Ash/Embers Flames 17 Carpet Warehouse 15 In a closely played game the Flames eeked out a two run victory. Alex Dejong played a. strong defensive game for Ash/Embers catching two fly balls. Robert Larmer spearheaded Carpet Warehouse with a home run. Martyn Consulting 19 Blackstock Lions 13 Home runs by Michael Marsh, Bradley Sutcliffe and Chris Goble led the Consulting team to victory. Other game stars were Mark Morrison with a double hitting in three runs, while Ryan Nesbitt played a strong game at catcher. Jeremy Morrison led the Lion ' Cubs with two hits while seven others chipped in with a single each. Asselstine's Yamaha 16 - MKM Eggbeaters 14 Asselstine's chalked®up their first victory behind the strong hitting of Warren Keeler who had three hits. Jessica McLaughlin led the defense with a strong pitching performance. Game stars for MKM were Katie Vanstrien, Jennifer Danilko, Jamie Gimblet, Mark Vernest and Tyson Prescott. SQUIRT Nestleton Country Store 16 - Antrim House 8 An all around team effort evened the Country Store's record at 1-1 while the antrim team fell to 0-2. John Vanstrien led the Nestleton team with a home run and a triple. Michelle Blundon aided the cause with an excellent night with two triples and an excellent catch. Other offensive stars were Aaron Warren with three singles, Christine Davey with two singles, Holly Bartley, Alicia Burgess and Luc Wilson all with a double each. Miranda Burgess chipped in with a triple while Krystal Bartley, John Vanstrien and Luc Wilson pitched Nestleton to victory. Pine Ridge Glass defeated Cummings Backhoe - no game sheet submitted. SENIORS Don Frew and Sons 8 - Blackstock Hardware 4 A total team effort led the Frew Crew to their first win - eight singles and four doubles led the offense with fine fielding plays made by Alex Upton, Ryan Peters, Stefanie Shortridge and Richard Frew. Allan Richmond led Blackstoc Williams and Amanda Richmond. H & M Wright Sox defeated Port Perry IGA - no game report submitted. Raglan Industries 11 Videorama 0 Jamie Lowe, A.G. Klei and Johnathon McCourt combined on a two hit shutout retiring 13 batters by strike outs. Kirk Swain and Eric Hudson led the offense with two hits and two runs each. Durham Pharmacy 18 - London Life Lazers 16 Home field proved no advantage as the Lazers lost a close two run battle. Mike Sonne pitched well as well as getting three walks as a hitter. Other hits came from the bats of Matt Welts, Joey Lane, Bradley Sutcliffe, Kurtis Wager, Jason Michel, Evan Jones and Mike Thompson. The fielding play of the game for London Life was made by Kurtis Wager. Kain VanAasten led the Port Perry team offensively with two singles. Excellent pitching by Darcy Stephens, Tom Kittle, Greg Hunter and Jordan Froats kept the Blackstock offense at bay. Defensively, Andy Drebit made an excellent single-handed double play at second base early in the game. Wotten Carpentry 16 - Towne Fireplace 7 - see separate article Hardware with a home run while Michelle Asselstine helped the offensive cause with some strong hitting. Defensive stars for Blackstock were Luke Carnaghan on the mound, April Vanstrien, Glen 8: Coaches are reminded that the First' Aid kits remain in the base bags. If items are used, contact John Hellingman, Equipment Manager at 986-5715 so they can be replaced. Early exit for Port Bantams at tournament This week's report is sponsored by XL Gas Bar and Port Perry IGA. On Saturday, June 4, the Port Perry Bantam Merchants travelled to Napanee to take part in a weekend tournament. Port was decimated by injuries, with both pitchers out of commission. Marshall McQuaid, who was nursing a.bad foot, tried his: best to keep the LOBSTER HONTH DON'T FORGET at Stables for the Sunday Brunch from 11 to 3 at Stables month OPEN EVENINGS for DINNER of June 5PMto 11 PM OPEN SUNDAYS 11 AM to 9 PM; TUESDAYS DINNER THEATRE Closed Mondays N, > VRE --- 3 SHIRLEY RD., PORT PERRY 985-1598 Reservations are not necessary, but it's always nice to know you're coming. STABLES AT GREYSTONE RESTAURANT y : ' Wrestling Alumni Port Perry High School Wrestling Alumni of the Don Westlake era are being sought by Rob Huggins, Don Westlake and the Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club to help run the U.S.A. Pavilion during Oshawa's Festival Week (June 20 to June 25). Over this time frame hundreds of Durham Region's wrestlers from yesteryear will get the opportunity to reunite, and at the same time help promote and advance wri The Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club plans to use all proceeds eamed from the Fiesta Pavilion to 'recondition and resurface' 10 localhigh | wrestling mats. All Port Perry Wrestling Alumni who are interested in, either helping out, or simply just getting together, should contact Rob Huggins at (705) 439-2011 or call Mom at 985-3045, and leave name and number. tling in Durham Region. Merchants close. If an injury riddled pitching staff wasn't bad enough, Port's offense seemed to be missing in action as they failed to score in their first two games. This resulted in losses to Scarborough and Napanee respectively. These two losses eliminated Part Perry from the tournament mathematically. With one meaningless game to play against a squad from Lyn, Jeff Clarke, who had no previous pitching experience, took the mound to give Marshall a rest and to try his luck. This may have been a blessing in disguise for Port as Jeff mowed down just about every batter he faced not only picking up the win but throwing a complete game shutout to boot. Port's batters came to life in this game as they pasted Lyn's pitchers to the tune of 9:0. Hits for the tournament were as follows; Doug Short - single, triple; Brad Morton - two singles; Jason Logan - single; Darryl Moase - single; Ryan Williamson - triple; Jason Best - double; Owen St. John - single; Mark Versage'- double, triple; Tom Chambers « double. Port's next home game is this Wednesday night, 8:30 at_the South Diamond against East Gwillimbury.