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> 30 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 13, 1995 Reed hot as Angels win 10-0 Clare Reed had her best stuff working Sunday night as the Scugog Angels handed Cobourg a 10-0 ioss. Reed gave up just one hit and fanned nine en route to the victory. The Angels jumped into a quick first inning league as they pushed six runs across the plate. Jocelyn Kwan got things going with a double followed by walks to Renne Sheldon and Joanne Graham. Tara Mowder reached on an error by the shortstop which drove in a run. Cathy Dar drove in two more with a single, Lisa Banting singled to left and was driven in by Kwan. Reed set down the first six batter via the K. The Angels gathered more runs in the 5th and 6th innings. Graham smacked out a triple and was driven in by Mowder's sacrifice. In the bth, Kwan led with a single for her 4th hit of the match, followed by a walk to Ruth Sheldon. Mowder drove her home followed by a double off the bat of Cathy Davis. Davis wound up with five RBIs and Mowder had two in the winning effort. The Angels would like to welcome newcomers to th. team- Annette Westlake is all the way from Australia and Lisa Bunting. Angels so far are a perfect 3-0 on the season with previous wins of 4-1 over Oshawa Inter F.C. and 3-1 over the Oshawa Midgets SPORT STATS TEAM: Trader Sam's Hawks Coldwell Banker Square Boy IGA Gators Greenbank Haulers DIVISION B TEAM: Bradshaw Towing Hank's Heavyweights Antrim House Port Perry Auto Glass Oppers Forder Falcons TEAM: Classic Auminum Nesteton Country Store Opper's Aluminum Cadmus Country Club Kirby Structures Earl's Car Care Lishman's IGA Fun Mixed Ball League As of June 12 TEAM: GP w L T PTS. Them Again 3 3 0 0 6 Suzy's Travel 3 2 0 0 5 Williamson's 3 2 1 1 4 Pineridge Sports 3 1 1 1 3 Antrim House 3 0 3 3 0 Port Perry Auto Sales 3 0 3 3 0 MBA Standings NAME: GP w L T PTS Waltex Black Sox 6 5 1 0 10 Buncha' Yahoos 6 4 1 1 9 Caichin'-On [} 3 2 1 7 Trader Sam's 6 3 3 0 6 Your Worst Nightmares 6 3 3 0 6 Scugog Taxi 6 3 3 0 6 Pros-204 Casimir St 5 2 3 0 4 Just For Fun 5 1 4 0 2 Rowdies 6 0 4 2 2 Scugog Mens Slo Pitch GP GP Nestlemen Men GP 3 EXTEN EE "nvwasoo - oan N-- = 4 coocooo FEY fF o-wa aan <4 cocoo consao camwaa ERE c--ocoo neo rrnooe ocococococococo- "SPORT STATS" sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS 985-283¢ Sporting Goods * Sports Wear * Uniforms Silk Screening * Trophies & Engraving The Epsom Public School The Port Perry Merchant Bantam fastball club travelled to Guelph to participate in a one day tournament on Saturday, June 10th. This writeup is brought to you by Peer Pressure, the place to look for good clothing at a good price. The Merchants first game of the day was against the local Guelph team and after the long drive down the boys were ready to play. The defense was shutting down the Guelph batters, not allowing a run over the first four innings while the offence was doing its job as well * picking up 2 runs to take a 2-0 lead after four. Guelph managed one run in the fifth inning then the wheels fell off for the Merchants as the error bug raised its ugly head again and Guelph counted 4 runs to take a 5-2 lead. The Merchants picked up two runs in the sixth to make it a 5-4 game but that was as close as the boys were to get as Guelph scored one more in the seventh to round out the scoring and take a 6-4 victory. Clay Brown started on the mound arid did a great job until a blister forced him out of the game with a 2-1 lead. Marshal McQuaid came on in relief but just couldn't contain the Guelph batters and the error bug all at once. Doing the hitting for the Merchants in this game were; Doug Short and Marshal McQuaid with a double each, Jon Froats with two singles and Derek Tindall, Scott Jeffery and Jason Best with a single each. The Merchants next game was against Stratford and although the Merchants put up a good solid effort they came up just a bit short as they lost by a 5-3 score. This was a very close game as the score was tied at three a piece after six innings of play but the Merchants just couldn't overcome the two runs that Stratford picked up in the top of the seventh that sealed the win. Marshal McQuaid started on the mound but took a linedrive onhis pitching arm that put him out of the game. Jon Froats came on in relief and did a superb job. Doing the hitting in this game for the Merchants were; Doug Short with a triple, Marshal McQuaid with a double and singles to Jason Best and Jon Froats. With the loss the Merchants were out of the tournament and r team won the recent Scugog Youth tournament defeating Cawker, Cornish and the Scugog Christian School. In the front from left Thomas Lee, Meghan Smith, Chris Gloster, Brett Doble, Scott Evans, Jessica Vaunden, Dave Middleton, Julle-Ann Domik. Back from left Mervyn Frame, Julle Belalr, Brett Combdon, Dawn McGuckin, Ashley Slack, Farrah Simpson, and coach Rob Scott. Bantams in Guelph tourney on their way home but could all hold their heads high as they all played well and with a break or two they could easily have gone on further. 4 cian 7 - These Epsom School students turned In strong performance at the recent track meet for all Durham elementary schools. At left Pam Armstrong, 4th in 1500 metres; Jordan Beelby, 4th In 400 metres and Callin Drexler, 5% In the high jump. They are coached by Chris Belrness and Shirley Dorig. 9-10 Mites On May 31st, Brian's Towing Mites travelled to Greenbank Park to play the Amsoil Synthetic team. Excellent effort by both teams, with Greenbank coming up with the win, due to a strong at bat in the open inning. Brian's Towing had many super hits, including a 3 RBI triple by Kellen Jackson. Good teamwork in the field as well, with a great double play effort by Nicole Reinhart and Megan Venner. Greenbank's team was tough at the bats, with 7 doubles and 2 triples, special mention to Russell Till. Great pitching by Callan Nesbitt and fine defensive skills by Brandon Davis. Taylor Mites on road to Stouffville After a rain out last Saturday, Taylor-Ford Mercury Mites enjoyed a great day on Sunday participating in their first tournament in Stouffville. Unionville was our 9am opponents and Port Perry was led by Jeff Corbett, who scored twice. The see-saw battle had Taylor-Ford Mites come back to within one run. The tying run was called out at the plate to end the game. Next game was against the host. team. Taylor-Ford Mites spotted Stouffville an early lead and tried hard to come back with a grand slam by Ashley Lucas and a 3 RBI triple by Michael Lycett. Steve Groves had a nice hit but it wasn't enough to catch Stouffville. Atlpm we met Richmond Hill. The Taylor-Ford Mercury Mites' Ashley Lucas swatted another homer with Justin Koury on board to give us a lead. Richmond Hill answered back and added some insurance runs with smart base running. Aurora was our final opponents. They were the strongest team in the tournament and gave us a demonstration of solid play and discipline. Keith Forbes played well and got on base and Justin Koury stole home for our only run. After another rain out, Port Perry went to Peterbofough at 2pm on June 11th. The Peterborough pitcher was red hot and threw a no-hitter, striking out each of our players at'bat once. Chris Isaacs got on with a walk and eventually stole home for our only run.