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3 ® GS 6 + oh pn why LS | \ Ff: i A AN Lt) A CONTRAE The i > PORT PERRY VAN CAMP TREE AN CAMP vs : ! ont ¥ MTR ACTING oF RY PERRY ) i 4 bo A A RE TT ra ta ARE - r 0 / Sorry if we hd 2 missed you. 'The new phone books have just been delivered. If you didn't receive yours, call us collect at: 576-9490 Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Bell Canada Back Row (left to right) Laurie Williams, Roland an, (coach). Front Skinner, Rick Campbell, Wayne Venning (coach), Ken ™ ) RE He | X Tn » \ oA ! a a) hs : \./ [ i ¢ 1 A BS Wa AE Se SIE LN | & \ eh ho VAN x Fg Wi a ba i --- da " row (left to right) Roger Holtby, Rob Munro, Steve Cochrane, Rod Redman, Ted Hall, Davidson, Brent Heard, Brian Smith, Mac McMill- Grant McLaughlin, Bob Ryan, Neil McLaughlin. Juniors even series defeat Carlshad 6-3 VanCamp Construction Juniors have evened their 0.A.S.A. All-Ontario Semi- final series at one game each, by defeating Carlsbad Springs 6 - 3 in Port Perry on Saturday evening. Laurie Williams was the complete story in this game for the local club as he pitched and batted his team from behind - to a hard fought victory. 5 Williams held the visitors to six hits and struck out 10 batters, but the big effort of. this game was his hitting as he had four hits in four times at bat. including two sing- les, a triple and a game winning three run home run to break a 3 - 3 tie in the . bottom of the eight inning. The VanCamp pitcher had lots of help from his team- mates as they collected 10 hits off John Pigeon who started the game for Carls- bad Springs and one hit off their ace pitcher Marcel Brondin who pitched two third of a inning in relief. Top hitters for the local team were Steve Cochrane with two hits as did Brent Heard, Brian Smith. and Grant McLaughlin. Ken Davidson also had one base hit for the winners. Van Camp Juniors twice had to come from behind to achieve victory as they trailed 2 - 0 and 3 - 2 before - there big three runs in the eight inning. The third and deciding game in this series will be played on a neutral diamond next week end, (possibly Saturday in the Belleville area). The team must again come up with a big effort as Blackstock men Win horseshoe competition Roy and Harold McLaugh- lin, Blackstock captured top honours in the horseshoe pitching competition at Port Perry Fair on Labour Day. 12 teams entered the competition and in second place was the team of W. Pascoe and C. Jackson, Port Perry. Third, G. Ray and W. Crowe, Lindsay; fourth, M. Crowe and S. Smoke, Rose- neath; fifth, B. Cartledge and B. Criston, Scarbo- rough: Sixth, A. Jeffery and I.. Beacock, Prince Albert. Carlsbad Spring will be pitching their top player, Marcel Brondin in this crui- cial game. The infield must come up with a tight defensive game as they again played loose in last Saturday's game and gave the visitors two un- earned runs, and against Brondin this number of runs - could be enough for a defeat. The hitters must also solve the deliveries of the pitcher and score runs to win. This should be an exciting game and the ball club would appreciate a good turn out of fans. i [3 AP PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 -- 23 g fo Hi Vi PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION AT THE PORT PERRY ARENA SEPT. 20 SEPT. 21 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. REGISTRATION FEE: - $20.00 per player to maximum of $60.00 per family payable at time o registration. ' PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST SIGN THE REGISTRATION FORM Bring your birth certificate or have your full name, address, phone number and birth date PRINTED on a piece of paper. P.P.M H.A. reserves the right to limit the number of registrations on a first come first served basis. MEN'S OPEN Golf Tournament SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1974 Crestwood Golf Club MANILLA, ONT. 2 MILES NORTH OF SEAGRAVE 4.25 per person TEE OFF TIME - 10:00 A.M. Trophy and Prizes pON' "Tuxedo Kid" Motorcycle stunt rider Carling-O'Keefe Challenge Race for ¥% midget cars Sears 'Motor Sports Fashion Show™ Carlings Stock Car Clinic Craven Antique Cars McDonald's Sears Model Car Contest v * 1 miss \T! OSHAWA AUTOFEST' 74 AUTORAMN OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM -- 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Admission: $2.50 Advance Sale: $2.00 Children under 12 (Free) accompanied by an adult Through the courtesy of : \, Shell -- MAKE IT A FAMILY WEEK-END -- SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 & 15 See Ronald McDonald in person, along with Commander Tom of television fame. in the gala Autofest Parade on Saturday. Sept. 14. The parade leaves Alexandra Park at 11:00 a.m. making its way through the city to finish up at the Oshawa Centre -- MAKE TRACKS FOR THE AUTOFEST -- ., CANADA'S op LIVE "CAR stony + Go-cart racing G.M. Experimental Corvette Garlit's and Muldowney's 3 g Dragsters Wiig PR Stock id ock cars Vip He Can-Am Shadow Los . as ~ LEAS Fo Formula 1 Shadow wh ix Autofest Autorama or Tickets - Information: kas 621 Masson St. viv 1 Oshawa i 725-9733 br 576-7307 hy bei i} ¥ < BRS | Sears SREWERV hn rs af Car MT af hls AT 1 At the end of the parade. you will enjoy the entertainment of the Band Tattoo al 2.30 p.m. On Sunday. Sept. 15 bring your family to Lakeview Park for thrilling. competitive bicycle races starting at 10.00 am. and continuing throughout the day