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Congratulations to the Port Perry Lions Bantam Softball Club on the completion of a successful season. The team advanced to the all-Ontario championship tournament held in New Hamburg recently after winn- ing zone playoffs. Front from left to right: Lee Wilbur, Bantams complete season Paul Cooper, Chris Cookman, Fred Cockerton, Craig Menzies, Paul Goreski. Back from left: Steve Solomon, John Moore, Jeff Wray, Jeff Cockerton, Greg Warriner, Karl Durham. At back are coaches Dennis Wray and Paul Solomon. Absent from photo Craig McFadden. Legion winds up in third at the OASA intermediate playdowns Port Perry Legion battled their way to 3rd place in the intermed- iate 'C' championship losing once each to the two finalist teams from Baden and Garden River. Throughout the week- end, rain and cool weather affected the calibre of play at the main diamond was quite slick in the outfield. Saturday morning the Legion squad met the host club. from South river and scored a 4-0 victory. Port jumped to a4 run lead in the 1st inning as lead-off batter Colin Wackett walked and eventually scored after a sacrifice, 2 walks to Phil Cochrane and Jay Williams and a - passed ball. With 2 men still on base Lawrie Williams got on base due to an infield error and Bob Evans walked to bring in another run to go up 2-0. Bill St. John then followed with a single up the middle scoring 2 more runs. Port's pitcher John Annis threw a one-hitter while striking out 10 batters. In game 2, Napanee Club and squeeked out a 6-5 EIT HTT HTT Te TINTS NTT IT [HTTTTIT JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY EXHIBITION GAMES - LULL Te HHT Te HTT HT Te TTT TT Te NIT I Anson TUES., SEPT. 20th - 8:00 P.M. Little Britain vs. Port Perry SUN., SEPT. 25th - 7:20 P.M. Bowmanville vs. Port Perry TUES., SEPT. 27th - 8:00 P.M. Lindsay vs. Port Perry oN KARATE DEMONSTRATION & REGISTRATION FUN -- FITNESS = SELF-DEFENSE BCE Port _ "Legion faced a strong thriller before an enthusiastic crowd of Legion supporters. Napanee jumped to a 2-0 lead in the 1st inning and Port came back to tieit 2-2 in the 2nd inning on runs by Lawrie Williams and Ken Bryant. Napanee pulled ahead 5-2, when Port rallied in the 6th inning with 3 runs to tie the game up 5-5. In the 7th inning Bob Evans hit a shot off the fence in centre field for a triple and then scampered home on a passed ball for the winning run. Port's pitcher John Annis got the win with relief help from Lawrie Williams. On Sunday morning, Port locked horns with the only other undefeat- ed team; Baden Red Lions and came up short 4-3. At one point in the 6th inning Port had been leading 3-1. With Colin Wackett leading off and scoring in the 1st inning, Port Legion led 1-0 until Baden tied it in the 5th inning. In the 6th inning Port scored 2 runs on hits by Rick Evans, Phil Cochrane, Dave Dick- son and Lawrie Will- iams. Baden struck back quickly in their half of the inning scor- ing 2 runs to again tie up the game. In the bottom of the 7th Baden put together 3 -singles to drive in the winning run "and put them into the finals undefeated. Port's next game was against a team from Garden River who quickly got on the score board with 4 runs in the Ist inning. Try as they could; Port couldn't come back from the - BOWLERS - NEEDED for 9P.M. Tuesday Night Mixed League | Phone Evenings JOAN BAYLEY - 986-5403 INSTRUCTOR: Sensei Rob Dods, Shodan-Ho CHILDREN'S CLASSES: (Ages 5 Yrs. & up)... early setback and lost 5-1. Port Legion's in- ability to drive in runners in the key situation eventually was their downfall as they stranded 29 men in the 4 games. Overall per- formance was quite $oou as the team played hard right to the end and with a little luck could (Turn to page 22) PORT PERRY STAR -- Sept. 20, 1983 -- 21 Jr. MoJacks get ready (From page 20) steady performer, Mc- Kay had a strong play- off, and Fusco was one of the best two-way players on the team last year. He is tough along the boards and in the corners. The big question mark for the team will be defense. Derek Ed- wards is the only regular from last year's blue line corps at camp this season. The coach- ing staff and team officials are taking a very hard look at a number of prospects, including Mike Ryan from Oshawa who is highly rated. Vaughn McKee, who has come up through the ranks of .he local minor hockey organization is big and strong, and has performed well in the pre-season work-outs. There are five players in camp from the Cann- ington area who played on an all-Ontario midget championship team last season, and they are getting a close look from the MoJacks. The team will have five pre-season exhib- ition games, including one to-night (Sept. 20) at Scugog Arena against Little Britain. MoJacks will travel to Lindsay this Friday, and then host Bowman- ville this coming Sun- day. Cn Sept. 27, Lind- say will be in town, and the pre-season games end Sept. 29 when the . MoJacks visit Bowman- ville. These games will give the staff a chance to seriously assess the players on the ice before the roster is trimmed for the start of regular season play on October 3. The MoJacks will pay a visit to Cobourg on that date and the first home game for Port Perry will be Sunday, October 9 when the Lindsay Muskies come to town. The ten team loop is the same as last year with each club playing 36 games. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you! 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