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Ay Ta 2% at ae xy try A aNd VER EAAAY PAA) MARYS RAPA dF a) AR PRES Li Ia INN TY yy ar % . iy . A] 1) RE AX * §. 5 lak A REA Nth Pi HR A AA APE gv SEARLE ed ARAVA 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 10, 198) Port Midgets are off on the right foot The Malmont Midgets started the 1981 league with 2 victories. On opening night June 2, Oak Ridges % og) to Port Perry. In the first inning with 2 out and 2 on base Oak Ridges hit a single to drive in both runners. In Port Perrys half of the inning Peter Ooster- holt was issued a walk and moved to third on Mike Hanley's single. Keith Tremblay hit a single to drivein 1 run. Mark Goreski' starting pitcher kent Oak Ridges off the scoreboard while his teammates rallied for 2 more runs in the 4th inning. Oak Ridges scored 1 run in the 5th and seventh inning to go ahead 4-3. In Port Perry bottom of seventh with 2 out, Mark Goreski looped a double to shallow right field, Hanley followed with a double and driving in 1 run to and John Vaz hit a double to score the winner. Mark had 9 strikeouts and issued only 1 walk. Mike Hanley and Keith Tremblay each had 2 hits. The following night Malmont Farms travelled to Claremont and came away winning 9-1. Phil Robinson .went to the mound for Port Perry, striking out 8 and "allowing only 4 hits. The first 3 innings were scoreless 18 DAYS For Provincial Sales Tax Rebate NEW 19816. M. C.TRUCKS "but in the 4th Port exploded for 3 runs with hits from Peter Christie, Phil Robinson, Keith Tremblay and Brian Henricks. In the 5th innings Port scored 4 runs on 4 hits. Claremont scored their lone run in the bottom of the 5th, Port replied in the seventh with 2 more runs. Second year Midgets, Peter Christie, Phil Robinson and Keith Tremblay were the big batts for Port Perry. Defensively Malmont Farms are looking good, but still have 3 or 4 silent batts in the line up. Once this is rectified, they are going to be very tough. Malmont Farms plays its games every Tuesday night at 8:30 start- ing again June 9 1981. Sail Past and Blessing at Yacht Club on June 21 by Donna Phypers A number of canoes found their way safely to the Port Perry Yacht Club on Satur- day. The Club, again this year, offered their facilities as a check point to the more experienced canoers and as a final stopping place for the younger enthusiasts entered in the "Canoe the Nonquon" race. Club members gave assistance to the North Shore coffee and the club offered sandwiches and coffee, donuts and lemonade to the tired and hungry racers. Many thanks to all who helped at our end and congratulations to all those who participated in the race this year. - I'm glad to see things have settled down a bit for our club's newest members, Briand and Sue Dempsey. to the mayhem, it doesn' t matter how much of a mess is made, because you don't have to clean it up! My compliments to the chefs of this year's Skippers' Breakfast (especially the bacon detail) and a special thank you to my, henceforth, favourite waiter, Nels. Now tell me fellas, why do we only do this once a year? - , Remember mates, another BE sil... lll ) aH!: % by Amateur Radio Club by That'sreally a heck of a way great week end is coming up. $i anchoring some of their to christen a new boat! The annual pot luck supper hoo py in vals Bases or From the looks of things, and dance on June 20th and : e river an e and Bill Booth, Jr. has the mak- the t of the , ¥ PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED | calling numbers of the ings of a private fleet! Let's the Sail Past and Blessing : of 3 . : canoes to the shore operator see now, a canoe and a the Boats service of June ¥ {i 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 as the canoes went by (as rowboat ought to do it. 21st. All members are urged ! a early as 8:30 a.m.). Parents ~~ What a treat to sit back to attend and are reminded HY waiting on shore were served and listen to the sounds of a that "whites" are the order 4 : dozen men in a small kitchen of the day on Sunday. 8 making breakfast for their For more information on x : loved ones! It's evennicer to the Port Perry Yacht Club, 2) . 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