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- | A 2 SP Second Section Wednesday, Mary 3, With bat, glove, ball and . Vv Lovering of Port Perry is all set for the up-coming season. And Clay won't be alone this year, as 160 boys Blue Jays cap, Clay ¢ and girls registered over the week-end for minor softball and more are expected before the first pitch is thrown. Will play games inNewArena The Port Perry Ball Hockey Association finished playing their league games at the old arena Monday 'night, April 24 with fwo high flying games. The league will now move up to the new arena and play every Mon- day night starting May 1 through July at 7:00 and 8:15. In the first game Doug Scott's team defeated Dale McQuades Flames by a close score of 3-2. The Flames opened the scoring at the 45 second mark on a goal by Rick Cross - assisted by Dwight Bronson and Art Grant. The rest of the period. went scoreless. Doug Christie put Scott's team on the board at the 4 minute mark- of--the second ~~ assisted by Ron Redman. Scotts team scored again on a goal by Don Phinney assisted by Len Franssen and Randy Crawford. Rick Cross got his second of the game at 11:50 of the third Frame tying it up 2-2. Russ Stevens put Scotts team out in front for good at 14:30 assisted by Mike Mitchell and Bruce Smith. The Flames pulled goalie Terry Crawford in an attempt to fie the score, an attempt which Tailed to produce a 'goal. Both teams took six minutes each in penalties. night saw Mike McQuades team" trounce Paul Beares Aztecs 5-1. The Aztecs drew first blood on a goal by Terry Henderson assisted by Dave Jackson at the 1:00 mark. Dave Nicholishen tied the score assisted by Stu Coch- rane at 4:55. Phil Cochrane got his third of the season assisted by Rob Evans at 11:04. In the second period Mc- Quades team got goals from Nicholishen (second of the night) assisted by Ed Olson. . The second game of the Phil Cochrane's fourth of the season assisted once again by Ed Olson making the score 4-1. The third period provided lots of hard running action and numerous scoring chances. Mark Lee then Put the game on concrete when he scored his third of the season assisted by Ken Bryant and Jay Williams. The Aztecs took 15 minutes in penalties while McQuades team took 12. If you like lacrosse, you'll love ball hockey. Come on out and watch a few games every Monday night at 7:00 and 8:15 at the new rink. 150 register for softball season Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association held a successful player registration on the weekend and one hundred and sixty boys and girls between the ages of five and sixteen have signed for the up-coming season. Secretary Vin Walker esti- * mates this total to be approx- imately half of the players in the area, and by the time the teams start their schedules the total should reach three hundred and fifty. Any boy or girl wishing to play softball this season may still register at the practices to be held at the waterfront parks. The age groups and prac- tice times for the two parks are listed in the Star ad in todays paper. Please cut this out and use it for re- ferences for the up-coming week. Minor Softball will be hav- ing Pee Wee Bantam and Midget teams competing in the York Durham Softbali league, and will be playing the same teams as last sea- son. Larry Lee and Ted Blan- chard will be coaching the Pee Wee team and Hillis Wilbur will be managing the Bantams. The Midget entry does not yet have a manager or coach but it is hoped that a volunteer will be lined up this week. Anyone interest- ed in this position, please contact Wayne Venning at 985-2723. ' 3 The large registration means that House League teams will be set up in T-ball, Squirt, Pee Wee and a league for the girls. All volunteers wishing to help coach, umpire, keep score or just cheer, may do so by either coming down to the ball park or by contact- ing a member of the execu- tive. A summer of fun is almost a sure thing when working with the boys and girls. All players still having All-Star uniforms from last season are asked to bring them to the park when attending the work-outs. -- BOWLING -- TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE Standings: Tabu Joy High Average: D. Dargavel 212 High Single: M. Moore 291 H.S.W.H.: M. Moore 333 High Triple: N. Tytler 641 H.T.W.H.: B. Appleby 736 Singles 200 & Over: } M. Moore 291, M. Cannon 263, D. Dargavel 256, B. Appleby 239, 211, M. Leather- dale 237, D. Suggitt 231, B. Hicks 230, 201, N. Tytler 219, 214, 208,, K. Harper 219, B. Joy 217, 211, D. Gibson 216, M. Giroux 211, C. Oliphant 210, K. McBride 210, J. Hartley 207, M. Graham 206, 200. Triples 600 and Over: N. Tytler 641, D. Dargavel 627, B. Appleby 625, M. Leath erdale 613, B. Joy 601. Standings: The Poodles ................. 47 Doesn't Matter ............., 39 5 Easy Pieces ................ 38 Untouchables ............... 30 Happy Rollers ............... 30 The Slaves .................... 26 High Single: Men - Jim Rider, Ladies - "Viv Rider 314. H.S.W.H.: Men - Jim- Rider, Ladies - Debbie Casey 325. High Triple: Men - Jim Rider 829, Lad- ies_- Viv Rider 775 H.T.W.H.: Men - Jim Rider 829, Lad- ies - Debbie Casey 836 Games 200 and Over: Men - Tim Casey 254, Richard Heffering 223, 238, Ray Windsor 236, Denny Martyn 236, Jim Rider 220, Mark Lockyer 212, Jim Mar- tin 205. Ladies - Eleanor Zenglein 210, Viv Rider 201. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Rusty Nails .............. 6932 Harvey Wallbangers...6292 Brown Cows............... 6147 CONSOLATION GINSOUP .......oovnvivessiasd 6693 SUHBPRS .......o0oeeisncenind 6235 Daiquiri. ......oonensmieinnd 6042 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Standings: Bermuda Florida .... MexXiCO.........oovusuninsonnns High Single: Doris Dargavel 247 H.S.W.H.: Doreen Kendall 268 High Triple: Doris Dargavel 631 H.T.W.H.: Doreen Kendall 685 Triples Over 600: Doris Dargavel 631 Singles Over 200: Doris Dargavel 247, 217, Vera Brown 234, Merle St.John 230, Doreen Kendall 212, Nancy Tytler 209, 202, Mary Whitehead 209, Barb Hicks 205, Millie Ives 203, Gerri Langille 203, Chris Ruesink 201, Elsie Pogue 200, on Buta Tennis Club wants more members The annual general meet- ing of the Port Perry Tennis Club was held Monday night at the Town Hall with sever- al items of business on the agenda. or These included certified instructional programs for all levels of ability; adult league play with other clubs; tournaments and coaching for the junior members; and the organization of fun nights and local tournaments. The Tennis Club program lined up this summer will be greatly enhanced by the in- stallation of lights at the courts on Water Street, and the lights are expected to be operational in the very near future. The club is currently con- ducting a drive for new members, and the fee sche- dule for this year is as Continuted on page 18 CW "ny re ge a ah A DIET ~ en or a _-- A SN a dh Nr pc rd Es i Ses IF Ys SES ed, oo ! ASS " WN WE a Cd on ak oo os ARE ani i, - - es