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amet SENET FARE REA SUL SVS TINS ATER PORT @ PERRY STAR reprints call 985-7383 "INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 10: FOR 5 YEARS (Ama = I= imi ism mmm ms sss -- INTEREST -- 0 g i) is payable half yearly or 4 FRED THOMAS Ho | [mei omes § OUTBOARD REPAIR § i EMMERSON © 986-4647 CAESAREA ! 4 INSURANCE } . AUTHORIZED 0 ! HRYSLER A ALER - AGENCY hd Roisoand Ho 7 LIMITED i LAWN BOY SERVICE 0 J] 193 Queen St. Port Perry a Repairs to all Outboards & Lawn Mowers. 1) 2 Phone 985.7306 0 Ee T.F. hd After leading his team to a 5-0 victory in the final game against Peterborough, ~Larry Elson, pitcher for the Port Perry Merchant Midgets accepted his gold medallion from Vin Walker. The team will now compete in the Ontario Summer Games in Ottawa on Labour Day. Kelly Neals, pitcher for the Peterborough Midget ball club accepts his silver medal and congratulations from Vin Walker, immediate past president of the 0.A.S.A. Tournament chairman, Jack Cook Jr., can be seen in the background. Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. Specializing in: (New & Used Tires) Accepted Credit Cards TAYLOR'S TEXACO (Texaco e MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION S : o TIRE SALES & SERVICE 985- 3655 e MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION e FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. fo 9:00 p.m. Saturday -8:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m Sunday - 10 a.m, to 9:00 p.m. batters. - TEXACO - CHARGEX - MASTER CHARGE Midgets advance to Ottawa (continued and third and then scored on a pass ball. This set the pace for a battle which ended in the 13th inning as Port collected three solid hits plus Oshawa errors to score 4 runs to end the game. Pitcher Larry Elson allowed 4 hits and struck out 31 Jeff Boyce for Oshawa had 27 strikeouts but allowed 9 hits. Port Perry won the tourna- ment on Sunday when they defeated Peterborough 6-0, Pitcher Larry Elson pitched a perfect game allowing no hits, no runs and no Peter- borough runners reached first base. Larry stuckout 16 batters. Kelly Neals allowed 7 hits to the Port Perry batters but stuck out 14. The Peterborough team were an excellent young team as Kelly Neals pitched" almost 7 full games for the team. They played so well throughout the tournament but were tired after -eding Oshawa in the sémi-final in another good game. The Port Perry merchants will now travel to Ottawa on Labour Day weekend to take part in the Ontario Summer Games. Seven teams will take part with Port Perry, Picton and New Liskeard already declared. The local team, will cer- tainly be worthy represent- . atives and should do. well. The Port Perry minor soft- "ball association . were excellent hosts for the eight teams which took part and the visiting clubs were impressed with the tourn- ament. Chairman Jack Cook had a good crew of grounds- keepers, convenors, score- keepers, gate persons and booth helpers 'on hand to make this tournament a success. Other score of the games played are: Willowdale 4 North York 1, Port Perry 7 Stouffville 5, Peterborough 3 North Bendale 2, Oshawa 8 Lindsay 4, Richmond Hill 4 Willowdale 3, Port Perry 5 Peterborough 0, Oshawa 7 Richmond Hill 0, Stouffville 8 - North York 6, North Bendale 7 Lindsay 6, Peterborough 4 Willowdale 0, Richmond Hill 15 Stouffville 4, Peterboro- ugh - 4 North Bendale 3, Peterborough 2 Richmond Hill 1, Port Perry 5 Oshawa 1, Peterborough 1 Oshawa 0, Port Perry 6 Peterborough 0. Brechin tournament won by Lumbermen Ballard Lumber Intermed- iate Softball Club attended the annual Brechin Senior Softball tournament on Sat- urday and after winning three games walked away with the championship. Lumbermen 1-Orillia Lake 0 Led-by the no-hit pitching of Laurie Williams the local team opened the day-long, single knock out tournament win with a 1-0 win over Lakeview from Orillia. Gene Hurst opened the game with a double and moved to third on a ground out before he scored on Doug Christie's sacrifice fly. This was all the run Williams needed as he struck out 9. batters in the five inning Lumbermen 2 - Brechin 1 The Lumbermen again re- ceived strong pitching as Ken Goreski allowed - only five hits and one unearned run as the local team scored two runs in the fourth inning (continued on page 19) SportsLand 68 Water Street - Port Perry 985-2174 . Jim Burnett, prop. & 10 Speed ~ Racers Adidas C.C.M. Norco Raleigh Sekine 5 Sponsored by Scugog-Chamber of Commerce ess ii ies asasisanannaanuiai ng ug. 5th Midway 6 p.m. -1am. 7.30 p.m. - 8pm. -12 8 p.m. Fri., Aug. 6th 9am. - 10 a.m. 2p.m. 2pm. 7pm 8pm. -12 8pm. -11 9pm. -1am. 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