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Wort FALUN TER 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 a NE AN TR pe ee To SR RY Ah AA A aH VAR SUAS TEA SHON NFATRIRNEASR lk Cmstabonsie fabs: SENS PLANAR RENAE BAAN 3 Sports id Most improved player Twelve year old Cary Dowson of Prince Albert was named the winner of the most improved player award in the Pee Wee Houseleague of the Port Perry Minor Softball Association. The trophy for this award is donated by Ivan Parkinson, a long-time sup- porter of minor sports in this community. Cartwright softball season Hawks host annual - by Peter Morris The Uxbridge Black Hawks Oldtimers are hosting their third annual Pow Wow Hockey Tournament this coming weekend at the Uxbridge Comm- unity Centre. Sports fans in the Port Perry area are invited to drop by the Community Centre anytime from 6:00 P.M. Friday (open- ing game time) to Sunday at 5 P.M. (final championship game). This year the local Port Perry Howard Forder Real Estate Old- timers are entered in the tournament for the first time and show promise of being highly competitive. The tournament has expanded this year from 12 to 16 teams and from three to four divisional championships. Each team will be abje to play to its own level and divisional playoff based on won-lost records. Several area based teams will be competing including Uxbridge Islanders, Oakwood, Victoria County, Ajax, Pickering and Lindsay. From further afield are Markham, East Gwill- Oldtimerss game. iambury, Toronte; Emphasis on finesse, Downsview, Toronto RCMP, Scarborough and Hamilton. Special feature of the tournament this year are the sudden death overtime with goal- tenders removed to break all tie games, shootout before each game by each team's designated shooter on the opposition goal- tender, opening cere- monies at 1:00 P.M. Saturday when the shoot out finals will be held, weekend long tourna- ment updates on CHOO Radio 1400, and a gala dance Saturday evening at the Community Centre. Another special highlight of this years tournament is its broad- cast on local cable T.V. throughout the entire tournament with the exception of Sunday morning's game. Oldtimer's hockey is rapidly becoming one of the most popular partic- ipation sports in Canada. The expansion of recreational hockey inthe Port Perry area is evidence of the popular- ity of the non-contact, come to an end, and the pionship Lishman'steam championship team softball season for the coachedbyBrianMorton Turner's Green Giants youngsters of Cartwright thencameonstagetoac- coached by Carl is no exception. Judging cept their trophies and Muirhead then paraded - by the improvement in crests. Doris Clark for the other teams and play through the season, . presented the Marj Tripp parents as they accepted the enthusiasm of the Real Estate trophy their trophies and crests. 2 players and the excellent which will be displayed Doug Allen was on hand fan turnout at the cham- in the Cartwright Central to present the Port Perry \ pionship games, the ex- Public School as will the Funland annual trophy. ecutive feel we have IntermediateandSenior The next evening in come through yet trophies. ""Nestleton the Senior - another successful On September 6th, in. teams had their turn. season. Blackstock, the In- Following the food and The first banquet and termediate teams had drink the P&B Lawn Or- awards night was heldin their night. The Cheryl's nament team whose Blackstock, on August T.N.T.'s whose head head coach is Wayne 29th for our junior teams. coach is Duane Bryant Bradt came to the stage i After the hot-dogs and came up first, followed to receive their crests. i pop, the teams were bythe Tompson's Village The Blackstock and re paraded across thestage Market team whosehead District Lions team . regular season in first regular season in first George Legere of Sport- place. Because of this, place, but had been sland wasonhandtopre- they were awarded gold defeated in the cham- sent the Sportsland an- medal on ribbons along pionship game. For nual trophy. draws to enthusiastic close by Mike Dearborn All good things must to collect an applause and an award. The first team up was the Port Perry Kinsmen team whose head coach was Dave Ellis. The were followed by the Don Frew and Sons team whose head coach was Barb Richmond. Next came the H.W. Mason Haulage team who had finished the with the crests. The head coach of the Mason team is Dave Barr. The cham- coach is Faye Castle. Next came the Marj Tripp Real Estate team coached by Brian Par- son. The third place team then received their applause and crests. This team was Port Perry Funland whose head coach is Jim Muzin. The Cummings Backhoe team coached by Colin Haines had ended the finishing first, they were "wu da awarded gold medals on ribbons and crests. The coached by Gerry Oke and George Wilson followed. Finally the champion- ship team, Brenda's Esso who had also finish- ed the regular season in first place, came on the stage for their trophies and crests, Joe William- son and his wife provid- ed the codching for the champions this year. (Turn to page 21) non-slapshot variety of teams entered from Stouffville, Aurora; Sherri Bassin (centre) general manager of the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League, lived up to his reputation as a tough-falking no-nonsense kind of guy when he addressed a noon meeting of the Port Perry Rotary Club last week. He related some of the experiences he had at GM with the Canadian Jr. hockey all-star team that played in Russia last year. And he -hockey- featured in the UB individual skill, skating and disciplined team play is increasingly evident in tournaments such as the Pow Wow Tournament. The Uxbridge Black Hawks invite all Port Perry and area hockey qh, Pow Wow tourney fans to drop into the Uxbridge Community Centre this weekend to see some competitive hockey games, to cheer on the Port Oldtimers, to socialize with some old friends and to watch some over 35's play the best hockey they have ever played. Port Perry Lions reach OASA finals by Lee Wilbur The Port Perry Lions Club Bantams reached the 0.A.S.A. Tourna- ment held at New Ham- burg on the weekend by defeating Uxbridge and Stouffville. It took the Bantams three games to put out Uxbridge. Winning the first game 9-0, losing the second 12-3 and winning the third 4-0. The first game Jeff Cockerton threw a 2 hitter and 5 strikeouts. Greg Warriner had a double and a triple. Lee Wilbur had a home run. Other hits went to Paul Gor- eski with 2 singles, Craig Menzies, Jeff Cockerton, Fred Cockerton, Steve Solomon and John Moore all had singles each. Second game, Port's defense collasped as Uxbridge beat them 12-3. Craig McFadden and Jeff Cockerton com- bined for 8 strike outs. Hits went to Paul Gor- ~ (Turnto page 24) didn't have any kind words to say about the Soviet way of life, or way of doing things. Despite the recent attack on a civilian air- craft, Mr, Bassin said he believes that sports, cultural and other relations with the Soviet Union should not be totally cut off. In this photo are Port Perry rotary officers Mike Fowler and Grant Macdonald.