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a" Lu A ol i Stine ford, Pickering nips Hawks EB in hockey tourney at the Scugog Arena A squad from Pickering edged the J and D Hawks of Port Perry 3-2 to win the annual Ball Hockey Tourna- ment Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Sponsored by Stedmans Stores of: Port Perry and Uxbridge, the tournament attractéd teams Oshawa, Uxbridge, Picker- ing and Port Perry. The consolation final featured two local teams with the Trojans nipping the . Aztecs 5-4 thanks to a goal late in the third period off the stick of Doug Potts with Brian Barr getting an assist. Barr had set the stage for the game winning rally when he tied the score at four each late in the third taking a pass from Clark Menzies. The Port Perry Juniors were eliminated from 0.A.S.A. playoffs with losses on the weekend to Bradford and Caledonia in a double knock-out round robin tourney played in Caledonia. In the game against Brad- the Port Juniors couldn't buy a run and wound up on the short end of a 3-0 score. The team got some solid pitching from Tim Thompson and good fielding, but the bats were quiet and when good contact was made, the ball seemed to end up in the glove of a Bradford player. Port Perry's second loss was by a score of 6-0 to Caledonia in a well played game by both teams which was not really indicative of the final score. from The 3-2 score in the championship final between Pickering and the Hawks was a little deceptive as Pickering built a 3-0 lead which held until late in the final period. Robinson, McConnel and Cairns scored the three goals for Picker- ing. The Hawks seemed to enjoy a territorial advantage in play during the game, but ~ had trouble finishing plays and getting good shots 'on net. The game was almost out of reach before Brian Carr notched an unassisted goal for the Hawks with just over five minutes left .in the match to make it 3-1. And with just five seconds left, Colin Wackett from Caledonia got several clean hits and were strong running the base paths. The Juniors did manage two wins in the weekend tournament which was inter- rupted by rain. Kevin Walker hurled a Ritchie LeFort and Bill Bridge found the range to make the score respectable. The Hawks reached the championship game with a 6-2 win over M and M Tire of Port Perry, and a tight 5-4 victory over Simons of Oshawa. Pickering had little trouble with Uxbridge, winning 8-2 but in their second game were pushed to the line in a 2-1 win over the Packers of Port Perry. Scoring for the victorious Trojans in the consolation final were Charlie Brown, Rick Wallace, Brian Barr, and Doug Potts with a pair. For the Aztecs, Paul Beare notched a hat trick and Randy Knight chipped in with a singleton. three hitter in the rain and hit a run scoring single to help his own cause as the Juniors nipped New Ham- burg by a 2-1 score. John Butler scored the winning run in extra innings. Port's second win of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 19, 1981 -- 15 tournament was a 6-2 victory over Sharbot Lake as the Junior bats came alive, especially with runners in scoring position. Kevin Walker was the winning pitcher in this game. Greenbank tops Claremont in final game of season On Sunday afternoon an interesting game was played at the Greenbank ball diamond. This final game of the regular schedule was important to both teams as a win would have given Claremont the league championship and a Green- bank win would move them headin dB A a a aaa aa presents at TOWN HALL 1873 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 ¢ 8:30 P.M. © 06 0000006000000 0000000000000000000000c0es000se WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? APLAYBYEDWARDALBEE DIRECTED BY: JohnH. Foote 1800 cdscecsresensrcsccsncccsrne SAT., AUGUST 29-8:30 P.M. TICKETS: $4.00 Neil Simon's GOD'SFAVOURITE DIRECTED BY:JohnH. Foote TICKETS: $4.00 ® 0000000000000 RRLLLOLOROLIIELEROLEOLERLEOLINIOLEOEOEPRLEOIDLNDODS EACH PLAY WILL BE PERFORMED "ONENIGHT ONLY!" FOR TICKETS CALL: 985-2237 985-8181 into sole possession of fourth place. Elmer Spence and Todd 'Pascoe hooked up in a pitchers duel, but Greenbank broke up a tight 2-2 ball game with 3 runs in the fifth Spence pitched a fine game giving up only 4 hits and striking out seven. Greg Rodd led the eleven hit Gambler attack with 3 solid hits with John Foster and Denny Tullock, each having a pair. The other Greenbank hits went to Larry Page, Bill Thomson, Ron Winslow and Elmer Spence. 'Todd Pascoe was the losing pitcher and was relieved by Darryl Norton in the sixth inning. So the Greenbank '"'Wes Southern Excavation' team now heads into the playoffs against the Sunderland Harvesters. The first game will be Wednesday night in Sunder- land at 8:30 p.m. August 19th, with the second game back in Greenbank the following Monday at 6:30 p.m. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 SIGNS 985-8048 DlelVile Ra RSInnli1a COMMERCIAL ARTIST ERIN IRV VAN SIRE SR INRA) IVAN EOD SI AS SS A SF Co oo or oo COMPUTERIZED BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS including General Ledger and Accounts Receivable. -FARM PACKAGES- CORETECH DATALTD. 985-7031 Pickering Rangers captain Jim Smith accepts the Stedmans Trophy after his team won the annual Ball Hockey tournament Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Bill Barr, representing the Stedmans Stores in Port Perry and Uxbridge was on hand to make the presentation. At left Mike Tobin, captain of the Trojans of Port Perry, winners of the consolation final. Juniors dumped at OASA bo NAG ERA NII BANNED LP --- iar sido a RE "= 2 a > a . NTN - ~~ Tn CLUB ANNRENE SAT., AUGUST 22nd 8:30P.M.to 1:00 A.M. Danceto BILL ASKEW & HIS ORCHESTRA For Further Information Phone: OSHAWA - 576-4096 PORT PERRY ZIEBART 5th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! (Ziebart unoercoating (REGULAR PRICE: $209.00) 'SPECIAL: $147.00 mom TRUCK EXTRA! (Offer good until September 30.) ORT CHRYSLER ERRY 985-7329 DURHAM AREA HOUSING AUTHORITY Agent of Ministry of Housing (C.U.P.E.LOCAL 767) Requires a Casual Permanent Resident Building Custodian (Hourly Rate: $8.22) C.U.P.E. Local 767 for a 30-unit Senior Citizen Building in the Township of Scugog, Port Perry, Ontario. THIS ISALIVEIN POSITION. Duties include cleaning, minor repairs, main- tenance of exterior area and reporting tenant problems and irregularities to the Manager. QUALIFICATIONS: Interested in the need and welfare of Senior Citi- zens and be physically able to perform janitorial duties and ground maintenance. Interested parties should contact: MRS. M. BRANDON - Housing Manager DURHAM AREA HOUSING AUTHORITY 218 DUNDAS STREET EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO L1N 2H8 or telephone: 668-7757 to obtain an application form. Applications should be submitted before Friday, August 21st. THISCOMPETITION ISOPEN TO BOTH MEN & WOMEN.