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' Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, July 16, 1991 -- 15 P= Arm wrestling. Is it sheer h or'pure 7A , a bit of both. And there was lots of mus- cle and science on display for the sixth annual win oh competitions hat drew hundreds of spectators and 104 entries. See results. There was a real internation- al flavour to the 6th annual Festival Days Arm Wrestling Championship as competitors came from as far away as Michigan and Ohio. In all, there were 104 entered for Saturday's competj- tions with $5,000 and lots ¢ trophies up for grabs. | Squirts continue | winning ways 'The Port Perry Squirt Legionaires continued their romp through League play last week as they put two more con- vincing wins into the Books. Their first was against Markham as Jason Heyworth pitched the entire game and got the win by a large 22-4 margin. Along the way he fanned 13 hit ters. 'In the hit parade, Doug Short slapped out three and drew a walk. Marc Versage also had three hits with Ryan Hawkins,' «John, Hawkins and Monsma, Casey VanSchagen, Owen St. John, Ryan Puckrin and Jason, Heyworth all picking up one cach, Showing a keen eye at the plate were Ryan Moynes, Scott" Jeffrey and Brad Monsina who had five waliesBetween them. In their second game at the Lakefront diamonds, Heyworth was again in fine form against Richmond Hill as he struck out A3 on his way to a 12-2 victory. And he helped his own cause at the plate with a homer, dou- ble and and single. Casey Van Schagen and Doug Short also had similar numbers, Marc Versage had three safeties with Scott Jeffrey and Ryan Puckrin getting two. St. had one hit each. : Can the boys keep the streak alive this week? Wii find out as they hit the road for a game in Oshawa on, Tuesday and then in Vaughan on Wednesday. ' Budweiser RACING. = nH nS | LATEMODEL - SPORTSMAN STREET STOCK / CANADA'S FINEST "2 MILE } ! Tom Milligan Daryl Laatherdale Ardy Warbution AGING EVERY SATURDAY MIGHT Juire Wtiarey andy Suse, OPEN | Vu fa sousson S00N Sen a mmer | 1 Lo Sh a Bud Race: / "Forinformation (705) 743-3850 | Mike Haigh was délighted withthe large number of entries and the quality they brought to the competitions. The tough job of reffing was capably handled by Canadian champ-John Roberts of Port Perry,»and Can and World champ Rick Baarbe of London. The Regional Club of Ottawa "best match of the day" trophy went to Randy Corderre of Eton and Howard McCrae of , Toronto. And Sylvio Bourque of Moncton, NB was presented the most sportsmanlike trophy donated by the Port Perry Arm Wrestling Club, Following are the results from the Pro Class. Over 200 pounds: Garry PORT PERRY WADO KAI Gary Goodridge (left) and 'Cobra' Rhodes at the conclusion of the arm wrestling matches Saturday In the Festival Tent. Both were winners In their weight class and Goodridge defeated Rhodes, even though the Cobra gave away at least 60 pounds to the big guy from Barrie. Goodridge, Barrie; Steve Cox, Michigan; Rick Erwin, Port Perry. 181-200: Steve Cox, Rick Erwin, Garth Carlson, «Port Perry. 166-180: Andrew "Cobra" Rhodes, Michigan; Phil Stoppert, Barrie, Rick Blanchard, Ottawa. 151-165: Cobra Rhodes, Pat Mastrangelo, Port Perry, Mike ©'Shea, Cleveland. 136-150: Sylvio Bourque, Moncton; Mike O'Hara, Cleveland; Rick Klock, Port Perry. 0-135: George Deible, Michigan; Dave Knox, Alliston, Terry Tremblett, Keswick. Mens amatuer results: over 201: Mike Bosse, Hamilton; Richard Snider, Picton; Steve Zimis, Toronto. 181-200: Al Molinar, KARATE Award Winning CLUB Established .1 974 HEAD.INSTRUCTOR: ROBERT DODS, 3rd Dan (416) 926-5370 DIRECTORS: MICHELE VANHEININGEN, 2nd Dan 985-7847 RON RUSKAY, 1st Dan 986-5071 RON MOLLON, 1st Dan 985-7098 Arms of steel prove their worth Alliston; Howard McRae, Toronto; Randy Cedecrre, Eton. 166-180: Pat Catfan, P'boro; William Nagy, Barrie; Mike Roy, Ottawa. 151-165: Dave Clement, Ottawa; Troy Eaton, Picton; , Bfian Kealy, Bowmanville, 136-150: Rick Klock, Port Perry; Tom Bruce, P'boro; Rick Alderson, Callender. 0-135: Dave Knox, Alliston; Dan Durocher, Campbellcroft; Terry Young, Picton. 'Mens left, X75 and over: Gary Goodridge, Murray: Park; Richard Snider. 175 and under: Dave Clement, John Lamers and Mike Roy. 'Ladies: Pam Astle, Oshawa; Jennifer Batty, Coboconk, Rebecca Allen, Madoc. fo ay Fo £ YEAR-ROUND INSTRUCTION for the WHOLE: ayy VERY ECONOMICAL RATES SUNDAYS AND TUESDAYS AT 7:00 PM At the LATCHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE (downtown Port Perry at the lake, Queen and Water Streets) FOR INFORMATION call RON MOLLON, 985-7098 or AT CLASS TIME 985-7982 Affiliated with TORONTO WADQ KAI, under the direction of CHIEF INSTRUCTOR SENSEI DAVE MANARA, 7th Dan and The WADO KAI of NORTH AMERICA, under the direction of MASARU SHINTANI, 8th Dan, of the SHINTANI KARATE FEDERATION Recognized by the Japan Karate Do Association (JKA) and The World Union Karate Organization (WUKO)