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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 8, 1979 Walker's arm in good shape 3 Ne USAR TRICEN PA LT NRAERA A § FAS IR FIVERS Wi RT LC EIVE AS Sey NE AREAS BIL WAN ENN EAR RC IR SA ER AN Wi od GE IPRA AR TER A A Ld ON a URE Port Perry pitcher throws a no-hitter by Danny Millar Kevin Walker of the Port Perry Juveniles returned to fine pitching form as he hurled a no-hitter at a tourn- ament in Sarnia' dver the weekend. Walker, who has been plagued lately with a should- "er injury, struck out 11 bat- ters and walked just two to 4 Mo » Ta | gr record the 3-0 win over Osh- awa. That was the only game the Port Perry Juveniles won, However, as they lost tight matches to host Sarnia 3-2 and Burlington 2-1. Walker was hot on the mound for the three games giving up just 13 hits, and his performance is a good omen for the Juveniles who are getting ready for playoff action. : "They put on a super show in front of a Sarnia crowd," beamed Port Perry coach Bob Knapp. He added that the team was complimented by tourney officials for it's conduct. In the Oshawa contest, t] righthander Walker struck out 11 men enroute to the victory while allowing just two walks. Darrell Jerome was the lone Oshawa bats- man to advance past" first: base as he walked and then proceeded to second on a passed ball on catcher Mike Healy. Mark Jeffrey was the only member on the ten man i wig About 30 junior age golfers at the Sunny Brae Club took part in the annual members tournament last Thursday and despite cool, windy weather, the scores were more than respectable. Paul Storry [second from left] with an 86 had low score for the 18-hole players, while Todd Menzies [left] was just two shots back at 86. Rob Lovelock and Lisa Edgar had low nine-hole scores for boys and girls, and Glenn Jackson had the low score for the young golfers who played four holes. squad that was retired on strikes. Healey may have defens- ive problems in back of the plate as he allowed four passed balls in the next game. He was filling in for regular Mike Doupe who had badly broken his left thumb * in the opening game. Doupe was injured when he was stepped on while covering home plate. His hand is in a cast for five weeks so he will be lost for the remainder of the season. "Key plays kept the no hitter intact," stated Knapp. The plays he referred to were catches made by out- fielder Greg Fedyk and sec- ond baseman Mark Cleve- land. The linescore on Oshawa shows a row of zeros. Port got three runs on seven hits and played errorless ball. Walker came just two hitters over the limit of a perfect game with the two bases on balls as he faced 29 men. A seventh inning rally came up short as Port scored two runs in that round but lost to Sarnia in the first game. Walker led off the seventh with a double and scored on Dave Dickson's triple. Dickson scored on a sacrifice fly by Healey. Walker whiffed three men, his lowest total of the meet, and seven in the final game against Burlington. He had 21 strikeouts altogether and walked six men in the last two games. The Port Perry pitcher threw all three games for his THUNDERBIRD ITS THE ONLY WAY TO FLY! Western Weekend Special 1979 THUNDERBIRD 2 door hardtop, vinyl roof, 351 V8 engine, luxury sound package, bumper group, electric defroster, radio AM with rear speakers, interior decor group, tinted glass, p.s., p.b., automatic. Retail Price $9104.60 Western Weekend Price: $8135.00 COLIN BALL MOTORS LIMITED Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry 985-8411 side and gave up a meager total of 13 hits. Burlington touched him for the highest safety total with eight. Port managed three hits against Public Meeting CORTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE 42 Victoria Avenue North, Lindsay THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Open House at 6:15 P.M. In the last few years the Committee has heard several comments on lack of docking, govern- ment competition, water lots, broken down pump- out facilities and where does the boater or pump- out facility dispose of sewage. We would like to hear your comments on these issues as well as any others that affect the use of the waterway. Let us know your concerns. their final game foes. I think we sparkled as a team, really," said the Port coach. 'Nearly everybody had a hit." "The draw "wds a little unfortunate. We drew three good, strong clubs right off the bat." The Port mentor was surprised with the play of outfielder Tim Kane who has not seen much action in league play. 'He proved to me that he can go in there and not be a weak spot on the field," exclaimed Knapp adding that he believes Kane "can play with the best of them." Most of the teams in Sar- nia were Juveniles A cate- gory. By comparison, Port Perry is Juveniles C ranking in the B division of the Oshawa City and District League. R Port Perry opens Ontario Softball Association playoffs at home on Thursday, Aug- ust 9th against Sterling. 'I think we have an excell- ent chance at all-Ontario barring injuries," states the Port Perry skipper. Injuries have already hurt. Walker has missed much of the season with arm and leg problems and now Doupe's casualty. Doupe was one of the best all-round backstops in the Oshawa league and possessed that loop's best throwing arm. Music exam results The results of the Royal Conservatory of Music June examination held in Oshawa were released recently. The following are the results ob- tained by the students of Eleanor Bailey: Grade One Piano-Korin Drew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew-First Class Honours (80). Grade Two Piano-Julie Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Williamson-Honours (78). Grade Six Singing-Debbie Menzies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Menzies-Hon- ours (77) and Marlene Par- sons, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. V. Parsons-Honours (77). Lisa Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bailey, received a First Class Hon- ours Mark of 86 in Grade Two Piano. Lisa is a student of Audrey Beauchamp. TRACTOR PULL Sponsored by Port Perry Junior Farmers Sunday, August 12th - 12 Noon PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS 9th ANNUAL WESTERN WEEKEND Sponsored by Scugog Chamber of Commerce