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~$ > ~ 2 A Fine play by Juniors Van Camp Construction Juniors made an excellent showing on the week end while playing in the Oshawa Junior Tournament. The Port Perry Team was the only "C" classed team ent- ered in the three day tourna- ment. All other entries were either "A" or "B" entries. 'The local club dropped their first game on Friday evening 3 - 1 to Oshawa Juniors who eventually won the tournament and the right to represent Ontario in the Canadian Championship in Ottawa in August. In the opening game the players seemed very nervous and committed 5 errors behind the two hit pitching of Laurie Williams. Brent Heard was the big hitter with a triple to drive in A bi. RE TEAIA INS the only Port Perry run. On Saturday morning the Van Camp team played the second game against North York Nationals and defea- ted them 5 - 2 with Laurie Williams allowing only 5 hits and contributed two hits of his own. Other hitters in this game were Ron Redman with two hits and singles to Grant McLaughlin and Rob Monroe. The highlight of the tournament for the local team was in the second game on Saturday when the Juniors played the highly rated Scarborough Juniors and defeated them 3 -1in 11 innings. Laurie Williams again went the distants for the Port Perry Club and pitched an excellent game allowing only In Oshawa tournament 6 hits and striking out 9 batters. 'The big blow in this game was a homerun by Rick Campbell in the bottom of the eleventh inning that gave the boy a hard fought emot- ional win. On Sunday the Port team was eliminated from further action by dropping a 5 - 0 game to Owen Sound who eventually made it to the finals. The hot humid weather and 25 previous innings proved too much for the club, but both the coaches and fans are very happy and. proud of the team and with 0.A.S.A. playoffs coming up in August the outlook for a long playoff run seems pretty good. Bantams win 12th game in arow On Monday, July 8, the Port Perry Lions Club Boys pushed their undefeated streak in League Play-to 12 in a row, as they came from behind a 2 - 1 deficit in the 6th inning to register at 9 - 2 victory. Kevin Walker pitched the win in on his best perfor-' mances. lieved in The Larry Elson re- the 7th inning. hitting power was supplied by Larry Elson with 3 hits, including a home run; Phil Cochrane with 2 hits, and singles going to Colin Wackett and Mike McQuade. On Saturday, July 13th, the Bantams travelled to Toronto and played 2 excit- ing games but came up on Ld Greenbank wins tournament Due to a mix up between this reporter and the Star office no news of the OCBL has been published for the last two weeks. During this space in time many things have happened in the League. The Annual OCBL Tournament was held in Port Perry on Sunday, July 14, the Columbus base- ball team has folded, and six nights of regularly sche. duled games have taken place. The Tournament began with two games at ten o'clock. Greenbank and Stone Real Estate defeated HO SE Raglan and Bell respective: ly, moving the winners into competition for the Cham- pionship and the losers in- to competition for the Con. solation Award. Nestleton drew a bye in the first round and Greenbank drew one in the second. This brought Nestleton against Stone in the semi - final which saw the home town boys eliminated. Raglan then defeated Bell in the Consolation. The best game of the afternoon was also the Championship game in which Greenbank defeated RACING Port Perry Fair Grounds PARI-MUTUAL WAGERING A. Sun.July 21st 4040959595 95.95.95 95. 95.55.30 30 35 30 3090 90 50 0 30 30 30 30 30 S00 IRINA SINISE III IIH INI STAAL SAASSSSSOSSSINSNNSS NSS NSS NNNNSN ANN ANA AA INTERMEDIATE "C" SOFTBALL TOURNAMEN ANNNNNNSSNSNSNSNNSNSSNSNNSNSSNSNS Call us for an appointment or drop into our large showroom at 75 Richmond Street West in Oshawa. i Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd. 75 RICHMOND ST. WwW OSHAWA 725-3539 Sun., Aug. 11th POST TIME cea assistance to help you choose the right lighting fixtures foryourhome. 2:00 P.M. 7 GAMES FIRST GAME STARTING AT 10:00 a.m. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd Nestleton by a narrow mar- gin. OCBL After lasting half of the season the Columbus team has been forced to fold be- cause sufficient players to continue cannot be found. Work has taken manv of last year's regulars away and replacements could not be found on a full time basis. Hopefully things will work out better next year. Columbus completed half of its schedule thus making it possible to count those points, earned at that time by the team and its opponents. In the second half of the season all games that would have involved Columbus will become byes with no points awarded. Tournament Results Bell Oshawa 5, Stone Real Estate 12 Raglan 3, Greenbank 10 Stone 3, Nestleton 6 Consolation Final Raglan 22, Bell 17 Championship Final Nestleton 4, Greenbank 6 League Standings W L T Pts Stone Real Estate 10 3 0 20 Raglan Recreation 8 3 0 16 Greenbank Gamblers 8 4 0 Bell Oshawa 5 6 0 10 Nestleton ... 310 0 6 RESULTS Tuesday, June 25: Stone 15, Columbus 4 Raglan 6, Greenbank 13 Nestleton 7. Bell 8 Thursday, June 27: Greenbank 5, Stone 8 Raglan 10, Nestleton 2 Bell 11, Columbus 7 Monday, July Ist: Greenbank 11, Nestleton 10 Tuesday, July 2nd: Stone 7, Raglan 17 Bell 12. Nestleton 10 Wednesday, July 3rd: Stone 1, Greenbank 5 18 Thursday, July 4th: Greenbank 3, Raglan 5 Tuesday, July 9th: Nestleton 6, Greenban 14 Stone 9, Bell 3 Wednesday, July 10: Nestleton 7. Stone 8 Thursday, July 11th: Raglan at Nestlton, no report Greenbank at Bell, no report FUTURE GAMES Thursday, July 18th: Greenbank at Nestleton Bell at Stone Tuesday, July 23rd: Raglan at Bell in Raglan Stone at Greenbank. John Deere PORT PERRY STAR P----e ree eee Wath ds July 17, 17/74 Expect Bobby Orr at tournament Bobby Orr is one of many Canadian dignitaries expec- ted to attend the first annual the short end both times. Losing 4 - 3 to Grantham and 5 - 4 to Belleville. The experience gained in playing in these tournaments: will benefit the team greatly as they head toward 0.A S.A. Playoffs. The pitching they have faced has been considerably better than what they have come up against in their own league. It is hoped that they will pick up a few bits of information from these bigger and better teams they have seen, and use it to their own advan- tage. golf tournament for the John D. Baker memorial trophy, at Sunny Brae Golf Course, Saturday, July 20. Also attending will be James Potticary, Mayor of Oshawa, Terry Kelly, Chairman of the tournament and J. Jenkins, Durham Region Chief of Police. The trophy presented by area General Motor dealers in memory of the late presi- dent of General Motors of Canada, John D. Baker, will be competed for by 32 four- somes with all proceeds going to the Oshawa and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. Tee-off time 1 p.m. sharp. PLUMBING New Work Renovations Repairs FREE ESTIMATES RON RANKIN & SONS Port Perry - 985-7679 10-Speed Bicycle e Chrome plated tubular steel rims He Narrow added racing saddle © Aluminum kigksioo wi kick stand . a "e Bike weighs just over 30 Ibs. e 12 month warranty ALL THIS PLUS JOHN DEERE QUALITY Sl. > TEAMS COMPETING BALLARD LUMBER CANADIAN TIRE VAN CAMP'S UTICA AUTO BODY SCUGOG ISLAND _ NESTLETON ny ST. 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