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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 5, 1979 Seniors win one game in Lob Ball tourney by Danny Millar Port Perry's Senior fast- ball team, Canadian Tire, competed in its first Lob Ball tournament of the year in Oshawa, on the first week- end in September. They were knocked out in three games, winning one, in the double elimination meet. The clinching game for Port came on Sunday, Sep- tember 2 when they dropped .a 9-7 nod to Sunnyside Park in eight innings, one inning over regulation limit. Port Perry led 7-5 going into the bottom of the sev- enth and came within one pitch of winning the game. With runners on second and third, two out and two strikes on the batter, a single to right field tied the score and forced the extra innings. Sunnyside won it in the eighth on Greg Golgorn's two run homer to right. The giant killer against Port was left fielder Walt Tarazvich who hit two round trippers, both with a man on board. His initial clout came in the home half of the first frame when he pounded a Ron Bryant delivery over Charley Durward's head in left. His second wallop came in the sixth after Port Perry had put on an exaggerated shift to left, which included second baseman Doug Scott playing in shallow right cen- ter: Tarazvich powered a lob over _centerfielder Bill Owen's head. This major score came with two out as { did the first. Port Perry counted three run outbursts in the first and sixth innings. Ken Bryant, who did a remarkable job in running down fly ball after fly ball from the rover posi- tion, led off with a single and jogged into second on Bill St. John's safety. An infield hit by Mark Lee, who was the only hitter from Port to strike out in the meet, sur- rounded lefty Jude Cassidy. Two runs crossed the plate SAVE THOUSANDS OF $3$559$55$$ ON 1978 & 1979 VW & GMC AMPERS on Ken Jeffrey's base hit and Lee scored on a bad throw to third base. Jeffrey was one of three players imported by Port Perry for the tournament. Ron Bryant who pitched both losses and Ken Sweetman who hurled the win, were the others. Durward scored in the sec: ond when Ron Bryant singl- ed with runners on the corn- ers. 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A handful of base hits and a two run, four bagger by Phil Cochrane and Port found themselves with an 11 run lead. Sweetman allowed three runs over the final two sessions. He ended the game on a strikeout, which is very rare in Lob Ball. In the tournament opener Port Perry was toppled 6-1 by Candia of Oshawa. A strong pitching performance by Frank Surrette handcuff- ed Port. Surrette aided his own cause when he doubled in two runs in the sixth. Candia also added two points in the fourth and one each in the first and second rounds, Port replied witha a run in the top of the final frame as leadoff hitters Jay Williams and Bill St. John singled and Williams counted on Kevin Walker's base hit. The game took less than an hour to play. None of the three games that Port Perry part- icipated in took more than an hour and a half. Port Perry player-coach Doug Scott has reiterated several times over the seas- on that his team plays for fun. In the most recent venture by his squad this was never more evident. In that respect the tournament must be regarded as a suc- cess for the team. The scoreboard would indicate a different story. Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean were Mr. W. Lee of Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Byers of Brechin, Mrs. James Cunn- ingham and Mrs. Thomas Yendle of Guelph, and Mr. Aylmer Hood of Stouffville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamill and children, Cathy, Bobbie and Kent of Manilla, were Sunday. guests with their aunts Mrs. W. Routley and Miss Eileen Hamill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fisher who cele brated their sixtieth wedding anniversary last week. Among the relatives and friends who gathered to help them celebrate were their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and children, Allison, Andrea and Douglas of Winnepeg. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Emm have returned to their home here, after spending a five week vacation with rela- tives and friends in England. We welcome them home again. Congratulations to Mrs. Harold Bradley on winning several prizes for her sewing atthe C.N.E. Also to Jaunita who also won a prize for her pen and ink drawing. Thier entries could be seen in the Better Living Centre. The September W.M,S. meeting has been changed and will be held next Wed- nesday evening in the church parlour September 12th. Last Sunday at Burns Church Rev. Dr. Clifton McKay was in charge of the service. His sermon was entitled "Resources for the road",. Mr. Hugh Knight sang a solo during the ser- vice. Next Sunday Rev. McEntryre will be back from holidays. The service is. at 11;15 a.m. Church School at 10 a.m. . Who but God could make the day and gently touch th night away. - I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. RH . 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