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Ballard "Lumbermen" Intermediate Sof:ball Club split two games with the Falcon T.V. Juniors in Osh- awa City and District League play. The local team is still fighting for a play-off spot with an 7-11 record but only trail the fourth place team by four points. Lumbermen5 - Falcon T.V. 3 In Oshawa's Alexander Park on Monday evening, Oshawa's Dave Wilson and the Lumbermen's Bill Mitchell "hooked up" in a pitchers battle for seven inn- ings 'before the local team scored two runs in the ninth inning to nail down the win. Oshawa jumped into an early lead in the second inning when Dave Wilson walked and scored on a hit by Jim Corcoran. "The Port Perry team tied the score at 1-1 in the top of the sixth inning on a single by Bill Wannamaker and Doug Christie and on an Oshawa error. In the top of the seventh the Lumbermen appeared to have victory in their grasp, when they scored twice but the Juniors fought back and tied the game in their half of the inning. In the top half of the ninth, Brent Heard opened the rally by reaching base. When he was hit by a pitched ball, Bill Wanamaker then lined a single to right field and both runners scored on two throw- ing errors by Oshawa. Ron Redman, Doug Christie and Bill Wannamaker had two hits in this victory. Falcon T.V. 5- Lumbermen 0 On Thursday night the Lumbermen could not get SportsLand 68 Water Street - Port Perry 985-2174 Jim Burnett, prop. Racers Adidas C.C.M. Norco Raleigh Sekine "on track' and were defeat- ed 5-0 by Oshawa Jrs. at the Joe Fowler Memorial Park. Oshawa scored one win in the first inning, three more in the fifth and wrapped up the game with a run in the seventh inning. Laurie Williams was the losing pitcher with Dave Wil- son getting credit for the win. In spite of what appeared in the Oshawa paper the following day, crediting Wil- son with a no-hit game' the Lumbermen did get singles by Ron Redman, Brent Heard, Doug Christie and Bill Mitchell. The Lumbermen are now inactive until Thursday night at 8:15 p.m. when they play the Markham Aces at the local park. The Ballard Lumbermen will also be in tournament action on the weekend when they will participate in the annual Lindsay Senior Tournament, to be played on Sunday and Monday. Local All-Star team compete in tournament This past weekend a team from the Ontario County Bush League competed in the "B" division for non 0.AS.A. teams and players at Grafton. Players repre- senting the Bell, Grenbank, Port Perry and Greenbank teams in the League put in an excellent showing especially when it is remem- bered that this was the first time the team has played together under game conditions. Jets compete in playdowns Once again the Malmont Farms Jets will compete in the O.A.S.A. play-downs. This year they will be enter- ed in the Int. "D" classi- fication. This means that they will meet only towns of 1500 or less. This year they will play their home games in Nestle- ton which is in the process of having lights installed. The Jets have added to their roster three new players; two pitchers to help carry the load of 0.ASA. play, and a catcher to anchor the team. The 0.A.S.A. play-downs will begin about mid-August and the team is hoping for a good turn out of local fans. Many people feel that the Jets stand a good chance of winning the play-downs and thus bring the first Int. championship to the area. FRED THOMAS OUTBOARD REPAIR 986-4647 CAESAREA AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER OUTBOARD DEALER Sales & Service LAWNBOY SALES & SERVICE Repairs to all Outboards & Lawn Mowers. T.F. In the first game at 10 a.m. Saturday, the Stone All-Stars defeated Warkworth 1-0. This victory moved the team into competition for the "B" championship. At 5:30 the same day, the Stone-All Stars were defeated 4-3 by Roseneath and eliminated from further competition. A victory here would have placed the team one game away from the final! Standouts in the two out- standing team performances were John Foster of Green- bank at second base and Barry Hurd of Port Perry in right and also left field. Also much appreciation goes out to Ted Dulinski of Bell who organized the entry for the Tournament as well as play- ing at first base for the two games. Port Perry in third place In Sunday afternoon action Port Perry moved back into third place in the Lake Scugog Fastball League as Ken Irvine tossed a 4 hitter. Port Perry pounded out 15 hits in this victory raising their team batting average to .357. Danny McCartney led the attack with 3 singles, John MacMillan, Steve Coch- rane, Terry Bryant and Jim Ashbridge had two apiece with singles going to Mike Dubrowsky, Bob Popovich, Roy Gaal and Ken Irvine. Port Perry take the field again Wednesday, July 28 at 8:30 against Scugog Island at Joe Fowler Memorial Ball Park. Lumbermen split with Juniors Peeved about potholes? ° Dunk MacDonald Aug.7 An impressive list of local celebraties, officials and prominent people will take their turn on the platform this year to await their turn in the frigid water of the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club's dunk tank. On Saturday, Aug. 7, with Western Weekend well underway, monies collected between 1:30 and 5 p:m. will go toward the new Scugog Community Memorial Arena. It's expected that the balls Thuron (continued) said it is the company's stated and proved policy of good corporate citizenship. Head office is in the United States. He said the Peel site is ideal, because if would allow the future growth that is expected. He wants about 6.5 acres of land. Mr. Preston said the firm handles mostly packaging at this point. Such things as insect strips and flea collars are packaged at the Water Street plant. Once in the new building, however, the com- pany hopes to get more into the manufacturing field. Even then, Mr. 'Preston - pointed out, the company would pollute no chemicals or other pollutants into the water or atmosphere. Since there is a well at the site, there would be no drain on the town as far as water is concerned. Scugog council will approach the Region for 'éomment before drawing up a bylaw allowing the move. will fly during the 3'%-hour period as a new volunteer takes to the platform every half hour. Carrying a grudge against politicians? Save up your quarters for a chance to dunk most of the township council members beginning with Coun. Jerry Taylor at 1:30 to 2 p.m, followed by Coun. Vern Asselstine at 2 to 2:30 p.m. Howard Hall, chairman of the arena committee, will be the victim from 2:30 to 3 p.m. followed by Mayor Lawrence Malcolm from 3 to 3:30. Councillor Neil Hunter will mount the platford at 3:30- For those in the commun- ity who complain about pot holes, dust, snow-removal, flooding, etc. etc., it's your nn pnp pn po So er ™ ce sa we GORD TRY MOTOR SALES for a Reconditioned Used Car or Truck turn to dunk Scugog Town- ship Roads Superintendant Ron MacDonald.. He'll be dodging balls from 4 to 4:30 p.m. : Councillor Bob Brinkman will be the dunkee for the last half hour. However, Mr. Brinkman has other business on that day and may not be able to make it in time, so Royal Bank of Canada Manager, Bill English, may take Brinkman's place. Three pitching balls will be auctioned off for each dry volunteer until he is dunked. Pitching balls will then be sold for the regular three for 25 cents for the duration of the time. Target for the arena effort is $350. with each volunteer expected to pull in about $50. LEWIS COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS - CARS & TRUCKS. PORT PERRY 985-8091 Sponsored by Port Perry Kinettes AUGUST 7th - (Western Weekend) 10:00 A.M. at PALMER PARK ALL DOGS WELCOME OPEN TO CHILDREN 14 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER. ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH AND UNDER CONTROL. 1.-Best Groomed 2. Largest Dog 3. Smallest Dog 4. Best Trick 5. Saddest Eyes Ri WILL BE AWARDED FOR: 6. Showmanship 7. Friendliest 8. Most Obedient 9. Dog with the Longest Tail 10. Dog least resembling any known breed. 4 Each dog will be allowed to enter two of the classes. All first place winners of each class will be eligible for best in show. First, second and third prizes will be awarded for this class. Call: Sandie Gouin 985-3489 or Doreen Kendall 985.7587 A 3rd Annual Canadian Tire Softball Tournament HOLIDAY WEEKEND - JULY 30 & 31, AUGUST 1 & 2 Teams entering from Oshawa, Lindsay, Yelverton, Pontypool, Uxbridge & Port Perry. PRIZE MONEY *400. IN 16 TEAM DOUBLE KNOCKOUT --