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RTE EIR SAN 4 CRP TW a AP 2} LY, final goal at 1:54 to give Sportsland a 5-2 win over J&D Carpentry. Goalies for game No.1 Sportsland - 5 J&D Carpentry - 2 Sportsland defeated J&D Carpentry in the first game of the Sunday ~~ were Ron Thompson for morning hockey league Sportsland and Don 5-2. Card for J&D. Tom Hunter scored for Sportsland at the 2:10 mark of the first period assisted by Bruce Gracie and George Slade. Wayne Norton made it 2-0 at Crandell's Riverboat - 3 Galley Fish & Chips - 0 Crandell's defeated Galley Fish & Chips 3-0 in game 2. Barry John- son played goal for 14:25 of the second period unassisted. At 14:23 into the third Ken Smart made one look easy as he skated through J&D Carpentry and made it 3-0. J&D Carpentry came back with two quick goals around the eight minute mark as Bruce Smith scored from Rick Olaison and Ken Toms and then seconds later, Crandells as he picked up a shut-out. First goal came at 7:10 in the first as Dan Bell scored from Dave Jackson. Ken Little scored goal No.2 at 2:26 of the second that was unassisted. In the third at 12:05, Larry Page scored Crandells third goal. Pete Namienko play- ed goal for Galley Fish Rick Olaison scored and Chips. from Bruce Smith. ' Clarence Stephenson B.J. Donuts - 4 made it 4-2 as he scored Rick Larocque from Tom Hunter and Electric - 4 BJ Donuts look like they were going to pull Tim Kane and then Wayne Fox scored the Cvs AVM i ? rly (i Ea A IPR y S11] : LSB ln © CL re als isi ve IN Wd GAUL OI EAB INR AG an easy win as they scored three goals in the first, but Rick Larocque Electric pulled together to tie the game 4-4. Jim Duncan scored at 13:58 from Dave Bourgeois and Al Gray to give B.J.'s a 1-0 lead. Bob Broker made it 2-0 as he scored from Al Gray at 6:22 then Al Gray picked up an unassisted goal, still in the first. In the second Lar- ocque Electric came close to tieing the game up as Randy Knight scored from Doug Bron- son at 5:31 and then Bill VanCamp scored from Greg Roberts at 2:35. Jim Duncan got his second of the day to give B.J.'s a 4-2 lead as he scored from Dave Bourgeois early in the third. In the last three minutes of play Rick Larocque Electric scored two goals to get the tie. First Glen Hud- son scored from Doug One game decides (From page 18) to left center. Don Pascoe were the start- Beaton drove in Till ing pitchers and one with thesecond run with again the hits during the his hit to deep short. game were the same for The score stayed at each team. 2-0 until the bottom of Neil Rodd led off the the third inning when gameby drawinga walk ~~ Uzzel, Pilkey and Pas- coe hit consecutive singles to score two runs and tie up the game. In the top of the fourth and after Don Phinney lined out to centre field, Trevor Till drove in Rodd with a long triple ATTENTION!! "BUSINESS GIRLS" CURLING - Tuesday Evenings - INTRODUCTORY NIGHT - NOVEMBER 1st On-lce Instruction and/or Practice Social Hour CURLING BEGINS: NOVEMBER 8t If you wish to curl or rover, please contact the following as soon as possible: Kelly Fairman 985-8786 (or 985-2160) DEADLINE DATE: OCTOBER 14/83 Attention Girls! \~~ RINGETTE Greenbank drove Pas- coe off the mound when Trevor Till singled and Greg Rodd walked. Darryl Norton came in and was greeted by Bill Thomsons sharp single to centre to load the bases with only one out. However, Norton bore down and struck out the next two batters without allowing a run. The score remained tied at 2-2 until the top of the seventh inning when with one man out, Steve Foster drew a base on balls. Dennis Romeril popped up for the second out and pitcher Ken Goreski came to the plate. On Norton's first pitch, Goreski hil a high --pop up to the right side of the Claremont infield. With two out, Brian Lee who was pinch running for Foster took off for the home plate and scored when Goreskis wind blown high fly tipped off the first basemans glove. In the bottom of the seventh, Goreski set down Peppy, Norton and Carruthers to pre- serve the 3-2 victory for the Gamblers. So the season boils down to the final game in Greenbank where Greenbank's Ken Irvine Bronson at 3:14 then Ron Zaparanuik tied the game at four with eighteen seconds to play from Randy Knight and Scott Davis. Goalies for this game were Bob Strickert for Larocque Electric and Doug McSweeny for B.J. Donuts. Gregory's Mens Wear -4 Compton Cable T.V.-2 Pins, strikes LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: No 4 14; No. 6-7; No. 1-0; No.2-14; No.3-7; No.5 - 0. Singles over 200: Jennifer Smith - 284; Margaret Fritz - 201; Linda Hughes - 213. Triples over 600: Jennifer Smith - 637. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Mustangs - 13; Lincolns - 13; Corvettes - 11 and one half; Thunderbirds - 10 and one half; Mer- cedes - 9; Cadillacs - 6. Singles over 200: Corinne Watts - 259; Patti Bertrand - 244; Elma Vernon - 232; Gail Loudfoot - 224; Mary Lyn Murphy - 222; Alice Glasbergen - 205; Myrtle Gimblett - 205. High Single: Corinne Watts - 259. High Triple: Corinne Watts - 590. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Sweet Maries - 17; Kit Kats - 16; Milky Ways - We've Extended Our Service! INCLUDING: Port Perry, Blackstock, Caesarea, Greenbank, Seagrave, Man- chester, Utica, Raglan & Scugog Island. FROM 5:00 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING Thursdays - Fridays Saturdays & Sundays , ' ' a Lal audi gp bo i aig FA 1 ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1983 -- 19 Gregory's scored the first three goals of the game as they defeated Compton Cable T.V. 4-2. Rich Lefort scored Gregory's first goal from Dale Bronson at 10:41 of the first. In the second Dale Bronson scored an unassisted goal at 14:10 to make it 2-0. Seven minutes later, John Kortoba scored the second unassisted goal 11; Cortee Crisps - 10; Almond Joys - 7; Oh Henrys - 2. High Single: Dorothy Lee - 238 High Triple: Gerri Langille - 597. Singles over 200: Dorothy Lee - 238; Yvonne Priebe - 233; Marg Lee - 225; Gerri Langille - 222; Merle St John - 220; Carol Doyle - 215; Ann Meester - 210; Alice Ross - 203; Heather Moore - 200. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Rubies - 18; Diamonds - 14; Opals - 9; Pearls - 9; Emeralds - 7; Jades - 6. Over 200: Lucy Cook - 292,262; Jean Walker - 201; Pat Norton - 218; Rosa Sheely - 271; Debbie Horton - 234; France Venning - 251, 200; Judy Mitchell - 231; Debbie Storms - 219; Lill Lynde - 222; Mary Hawes - 288,211; Carol Wilson - 223; May Raby - 203; Brenda Appleby - 220. High Single Flat: Lucy Cook - 292. High Single with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 315. of the game to give Gregory's a 3-0 lead. Dave Mills got Comp- ton on the board in the second as he scored from Ron Hoogeboom. Gregory's made it 4-1 at 13:49 when Rich Lefort got his second goal of the game which was also unassisted. Comp- ton scored one more at 2:16 in the third when Dave Mills got his Sunday morning Hockey League Results second from Lee Steeves. Goalies for this game were Richard Huggins for Compton and Laval Poulin for Gregory's Mens Wear. Come out next Sunday to see the Mens Sunday morning league play. The action starts at 8:00 AM. and spares High Single Flat: High Tripl Flat: z ny 3 Renee Beare - 221; Rita Lucy Cook - 723. High Triple with i i Bev. Handi : L -C - y . . ohicap: Tuey Cook = igh Triple Fiat: Fila : Finley - 564; Susan MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 DUS LADIES BOWLING ~~ Cosburn - 560; Priscilla Reis - 553. Team Standings: Games over 200: Rubys - 12; Diamonds - piciilla Reis - 202; 9; Topaz - 8; Pearls 7; (Turnt Emeralds - 3; Opals - 3. n to page 20) Little Brothers the big winners by Cy Richardson Participating in Big Brothers week, the Chamber of Commerce of Port Perry and Ux- bridge demonstrated wholeheartedly that they are just kids at heart. Helped by the Little Brothers of North Dur- ham, the business men and women displayed hidden softball talents when they clashed at the Uxpool diamond, under lights on Wednesday night. Many outstanding plays were executed and many muscles stretched an inch or two too far. A fun evening for the Little Brothers was the purpose of the game and fun was certainly pro- ANALDA Garden Centre vided. The Port Perry team had clown costumes for all their players. At the beginn- ing of the game, these clowns had Uxbridge completely baffled. Half way through the game, Uxbridge coach, Mayor Bill Ballinger arrived and soon had his team on their way to a win. The score was 24 to 12 as obtained from the com- puter "MC" Harry Hud- son was operating. Some treats were available after the game for all partici- pants. The Big Brothers Association of North Durham wish to thank everyone who turned out to make the evening a resounding success. For Fall Planting Daffodils - Tulips - Hyacinths - etc. All Top Size - 1st Quality Bulbs na. en at 7 nd Tat ee ea oc, A 5 _ will oppose Claremont's WE'RE OPEN: BOYS GIRLS _ - PRE-SEASON Darryl Norton for the Sun. to Thurs. 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. ) Bring your biggest pumpkin fastball league champ- Fri. &Sat. 11a.m.to2a.m 4 on SAT., OCTOBER 8th and pr SKATE ionship. See next weeks ' ' Co 4 Enfer our "GIANT" S Star for details. : y SOUGOB AR : 3 PUMPKIN CONTEST id / QW ENA § All entries must be at Analda Garden Centre i / 4 Bile IS8storel and any REGISTRATION aber with Name Telophane Number) i 8 inter n joining. STILL OPEN wer S Vi SUN., OCTOBER 2 & 9 or =, § --PLANTNOW -- ih ICE TIMES: PORT PERRY $ SE MINOR HOCKEY Evergroons 3 12:30 P.M. - School (6 and under) Trees - Shrubs od - Petites (10 & under) CALL: SUBS & PIZZA 3 Fruit Trees - etc. Ie 3 ) 31 Belles (1510 17 yrs.) a lias 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 9864771 ; 1:30P.M.- Tweens (11&12yrs) [} | or Wak Sandison BOWER $7. op I i - Juniors (13& 14 yrs) |} 985-2810 PORY PERRY SRA 1 Mi i i a a ea 5