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NE oy FG 3:7 RHI SA LIRA 3 - Seo A A EA ee a date a aA CE EBB Rai ACLS RAAB AER) ¢ Sosa ion 1g, . HAIN SV ; nd Men's softball team drop first play-off game by Danny Millar It has been said by base- ball experts down through the ages that good pitching will beat good hitting, especially in a big game. That was never more appro- priate than Saturday, August 30° when Elmvale nipped Port Perry Canadian Tire 2-1 in the first game of the third OASA round of Intermediate C playoffs. The game was played in Elmvale's little ballpark. There were no fences in the outfield and no ground rules to govern open field hits. The outfield was bordered by long grass that was in play- able territory. Phil Cochrane pounded the first pitch of the ninth inning into the long grass and sped around the basepaths for Port's only run of the game. By the time the speedy Coch- rane had rounded third base the ball had reachad the infield. If the fmvale catcher had not misplayed the relay throw Cochrane would have been out by over five feet. Fortunately, for the visitors at least, the ball bounced off the receiver's shin guard as he tried to make the play. Port Perry bats were silent throughout the match. After Cochrane scored the Elmvale hurler bore down to get the next three hitters. Robert Evans flew out to centerfield. Jay Williams followed and the first two pitches were blown past him. He was brushed off the plate with an obvious purpose pitch and then struck out on the next delivery. Brent Fallis ended the game when he stroked a harmless fly ball to right field. Elmvale got its runs in the first and fifth innings. Ken Irvine served up the second pitch of the game and it was smacked down the left field line, just over the third base "(Turn to page 14) Programme in hand, the gentleman at left watches as the pacers take off for a start of one of the races at the fairgrounds. Betting was brisk, and Brawl spoils game and loss to Midgets --by Danny Millar It seems every time Mill- work brings its softball team up from Oshawa something interesting happens. For instance: early in the season Glenn Dixon, the Millwork third baseman almost started a bench- clearing brawl by hitting catcher Clay Lovering. In the ensuing weeks, Jim Trimm and Juvenile receiv- er Mike Healey almost got into the fisticuffs after anoth- er bumping at home plate. And then, of course, it was Millwork that edged out the Port Perry Seniors in the final game to win the Men's tournament here the first weekend in August. The latest arrival of Mill- work proved no different. Two members of the Port Perry Malmont Farms, Scott Sandison and Coach Kevin Walker, were ejected, and Walker threatened to pull his team off the field. Millwork ended up winning 7-2 on Thursday, 28th. August ~The object of this diss- affection was umpire Bob Curcuit, who made a handful of close calls against Port. He called Walker for two illegal pitches, one of which allowed Dixon, who had a triple down the inside of the rightfield line, to score. Sandison was given the heave-ho in the fourth for no apparent reason other than he was the player seated on the end of the bench. In the previous Millwork inning, Curcuit had ruled that Todd Wilbur, who was playing a new position at first base, took his foot off the bag early in making a play. The umpire had been roasted verbally by the Port Perry athletes and at the end of the inning he warned Coach Walker that if he didn't get any respect from the players he would throw whoever was sitting on the end of the bench out of the game. And that happened to be Sandi- son. After Sandison was waved out, Walker threaten- ed to remove his players and PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB presents SNOW New Arena - Port Perry - Ontario SEPTEMBER 12th - 13th - 14th All 1981 Models of Snowmobiles, Accessories and Clothing LARGEST SNOWMOBILE SHOW AT DEALER LEVEL. plus a full line of Cross Country Ski Equipment. Fri. 6 to 10 P.M. - Sat. 1 to 10 P.M. - Sun. 12 Noon to 6 P.M. Adults $2.00 - Students $1.00 - Accompanied Children Free Register your children In the "Driver Training Course" at our booth. Light Refreshments Avaiable. position on a wild pitch. ----halt-the match, -- As Port was coming to bat in the seventh, Walker resumed his coaching posi- tion in the first base box. He and Circuit went jawbone to jawbone again and the Port skipper was given his walk- ing papers. The game was the final contest of 1980 for the Port Perry Midgets. They ended up league play with four wins and one tie and were just ahead of the Port juveniles in the battle to stay out of the Brady division cellar. Port got both of its runs in the home half of the sixth. John Butler led off with a line drive single into center- field and was followed by another base hit from Bill Wanamaker. Wanamaker forced a rundown between first and second, allowing Butler to score from third. Wanamaker ended up on second base. He later scored on a single by Walker. Millwork got all the runs they needed in the first two innings. Dixon led off with a base on balls in the first. Doug Willoughby laid down a bunt that no one picked up and both moved into scoring run with a shot through third sacker Mark Jeffrey's legs and another runner came in when Jeffrey threw the ball in the dirt on a play at the - plate. Port had picked up its fourth win the night before with a 7-3 triumph over Collegiate Sports. A big four run rally in the fifth was the undoing of Collegiate. Walk- er struck out seven to pick up the win. Keith Woermke was the losing hurler. These two games were rather anti-climatic from Port Perry's viewpoint. They had no chance of mak- ing the playoffs and were eliminated from OASA play a week ago following a tough 3-2 loss to Sydenham. w= ===, TROPHIES; /72 and ENGRAVING 1DO- NO's) | : becom, CRAFT & HOBBY WOR JroR! PERRY PLAZA - 985-283 yr -- em RN : & MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION - NOTICE Player registration will be held at the Masonic Lodge, Queen Street, on the following dates: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th from 6 to 9 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th from 2 to 4 P.M. Registration fees will be $65.00 for One Boy; $115.00 for 2 Boys; $155.00 for family of 3 Boys or More. First Year Tykes $40.00. A five dollar discount on all above rates will apply if registered by Sunday, September 14th. PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons, we request that all socks, sweaters, goal equipment, pants, bags, etc., belonging to the P.P.M.H.A. must be returned to the arena during registration dates. The cost of replacing lost equipment will greatly reflect on future cost of registration fees. 3 P.P.M.H.EX. AIL] Steve Warlow drove ina - the spirits were high although the weather did dampen things a little, during the three-day Port Perry Fair. - RINGETTE NOTICE - Persons interested in the following positions of Coach, Manager or Referee for the 1980-81 Season, please submit your written application to: PORT PERRY RINGETTE ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 1365, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO Or call Valerie Butt at 985-7303 or 985-2122, Or call Marg White at 985-8110 for further information. Learning clinics for these positions will be available to the applicants. PORT PERRY RINGETTE ASSOCIATION Ser Sw NL <5 DOOD OOo b oF 0000000 00000000 MINOR HOCKEY - NOTICE - Persons interested in the following positions of Coach, Manager or Trainer for the 1980-81 season, please attend the meeting at Town Hall 1873, Queen Street, Port Perry, on September 7that 7 P.M. New applicants please state previous experience 3 if any. Also state your preference for No. 1 or No. - 2 Teams or House League, and age group you wish to work with. P.P.M.H.EX. AVA VVVVAAAAAAUAAAAL AALS AAA ALAALLSSAA444S MAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA AA AAA AAA AAA A AA Aa aaa dallas dl ddd Port Perry Junior C Hockey Club OPEN TRAINING CAMP Sunday, September 7th, 7 to 8 P.M. Registration - New Arena Monday, September 8th, 7 to 8 P.M. Dry Land Training - New Arena Thursday, September 11th, 7 to 8 P.M. Dry Land Training - New Arena Monday, September 15th, 9to 11 P.M. Scrimmage, Full Equipment Iroquois Park Arena, Whitby. Anyone interested in try-outs, please attend. 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