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BNA a A SA vai SOR ~ ex - SAAS LAT0 ~ \ ws sl 2 ALY SAO CIALIS EPR LOE Eva ATCARRL IN RAR Lo FANT YY 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 13, 1980 Port midgets drop first game by Danny Millar Uxbridge Midgets drew first blood when they nipped Port Perry Malmont Farms 8-7 in the opening game of the best of three Ontario Amateur Softball - Associa- tion playoff on August 5 at Port Perry. The Uxbridge scoring came in clusters of two, as: they tallied pairs in the third, fifth, sixth and eighth frames. They did the damage off the lacklustre pitching of starter Phil Robinson, and later, hard throwing righthander Mark Jeffrey. The game see-sawed back and forth. The lead changed hands three times in the first five innings and never at any time was it higher than two points. After Uxbridge got its run in the eighth, Port couldn't come back. Home diamond did not help Port. By losing the first game, they put themselves behind the eight ball, having to win at least once in Uxbridge. A large crowd accompanied the team from Uxbridge for the initial match. They were like Uxbridge-Port crowds often are - vociferous in support of their team. Port opened the scoring in the home half of the first when John Butler, the out- fielder who played a strong game offensively, led off with a walk. He was sacrificed to second base by Brian Dick- son and scored on an extra base hit by Sean Fewer. Astros take division win in Scugog Soccer The Mosquito Division of the Scugog Youth Soccer came to an end with the Port Perry Star Astros coming out the winner of the divi- sion. The game, played against the Comco Comets, turned out to be good, hard fought soccer by. both teams; in defence and attack. Goal scorers for the Astros were Carl Baylis, Barry Willerton, and Mark DeWolde. James Cawker scored for the Comets. Final score was 54. Herder-Brown Construction Ltd. 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Uxbridge batsmen reach- ed Robinson again in the fifth, and Port was fortunate to come out of the inning with only two runs scored against them, which came in when Kevin Davis hit a line drive double over Dickson's head. That blow came with the bases loaded following two singles and an error by Jeffrey, then playing third base. Uxbridge looked disor- ganized in the fifth session and Port Perry took advan- tage of it. Butler got on with a base hit that fell in just over second base. That shot drew a crowd but nobody could come up with the ball. He advanced to third on a wild pitch and Fewer walked to put runners on the cor- ners. Todd Wilbur cranked out a hit that the outfielder bobbled, bringing in Butler STEER THIS WAY... By Colin Ball Cade _-- 5 Road bumps and potholes can throw your car out of alignment and create abnor- mal performance. Result: shimmy, vibration, tire squeal, and difficult steer- ing. Watch it, even if wheels were aligned recently. 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Uxbridge got a run when rightfielder Scott San- dison dropped a fly ball and Jeffrey threw the ball into the dirt, bouncing past first sacker Keith Trembley. Brian Till added another run on a double to left field. Jeffrey made his appear- ance on the rubber in the eighth inning. He started slowly as Uxbridge nicked him for two runs before he blanked them in the ninth. Canada's Employment Tax Credit Program has been extended. Createajob andyou can Create upto 1a%3] tax break for yourself. It's simple. How would you like to deduct as much as $3,120-or more-from your federal income taxes? It's simple. Expand your work force by . creating new jobs and you can also create a tax break for yourself. Up to $3,120 for each new employee hired providing that the job is created as a direct result of the Employment Tax Credit Program. And it's simple to do. You just fill out one single-page form. 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