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Be Ab RR 4 1 FAL » & WELL Z BY 'é SEER Sa RARE FIERA A EF SS RTIE. SCE cil 2¥08.7 I. Wirt FO ' 4 4 aan di PTY EERE Ah PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 4, 1983 -- 21 Pee Wee MoJacks win York-Durham title Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens Pee Wee Softball team capped an excellent season by winning the York-Dur- ham Pee Wee Softball League Championship. The MoJacks had earlier in the year won Day Weekend they cap- tured the Silver Medal at the Ontario Summer Games. The Port Perry Club after defeating Good- wood in the semi-finals in two straight games went to Bradford for the first game of the best of three series and came home with a loss as two tournaments in Sharron and Fenelon Falls and on the Labour Bradford defeated the MoJacks 4-3. Bradford grabbed an early 4-0 lead and held on for the upset win. Brad Menzies had a single for Port Perry, scored a run and drove in the final run with a sacrifice fly. Dave Burnett and Steve Durham each had a hit long triple. Game two of the series was played at the lake front park in Port Perry and it was a 'must win" situation for the local team. This game was one of the best played this year in Port Perry and the MoJacks came through with a 4-3 win to tie up The Port 'Perry MoJacks Pee Wee Fastball team captured the York-Durham League championship recently with vic- tories over Bradford. This capped an ex- cellent season for this team which finished with silver medalts at the Summer Games in Sudbury. Front from left to right: Cane Burnett, Dave Culbert, Jamie Mahony, Bob (oan. afi ofa abo af ofn ofn afin afin afin of of ofn. of afi oie. Orr, Craig Venning, Dan Rankin. Second row: Steve Durham, John Harman, John Lally, Tim Allsopp, Brad Menzies, Ray Shier, Blair Bailey, Scott Feasby. Third row: coaches Garnet Warriner and Wayne Venn- ing, manager Ted Culbert. At front is bat-boy Chad Venning. ATTENTION!! "BUSINESS GIRLS" CURLING - Tuesday Evenings - ~ INTRODUCTORY NIGHT - NOVEMBER 1st General Meeting ......... 7-8 p.m. On-Ice Instruction and/or Practice .......... 8-9 p.m. Social Hour ................. 9-17 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) AliceEdgar......................... 985-7709 DEADLINE DATE: OCTOBER 14/83 Tora \ ----. "2 mile east off Hwy. 12 | - Licensed under LLBO regulations - Starting times on weekends - Rental equipment vo pees MAGAZINES _ 100'sin Stock | PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 REGISTRATION | STILL OPEN for PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY CALL: Grant Williams 985-7484 or Walt Sandison 985-281 0 PINE RIDGE GOLF CLUB (formerly SunnyBrae Golf & Country Club) "84 MEMBERSHIP OFFER...2FOR 1 IF YOU ACT BEFORE DEC. 31st, 1983 ADDED BONUS: Play the rest of 1983 at No Charge Cus ------ on Hwy. 1A, Port Perry. py X We offer: . fo - 18 hole par 71 championship course $ - Full Pro Shop & Clubhouse facilities Fe CS - Tournament banquet facilities WHITBY OSHAWA 985-2076 o oR 5 °¢ YEARLY FEES: genial sociability. the series. The MoJacks opened the scoring in the first inning as Dave Burnett hit a triple with two out, and was followed by singles from the bats of Steve Durham and Brad Menzies to produce a two run lead. Bradford was not to be held down as they came back in the top of the second inning to score 3 runs and take a 3-2 lead. Port Perry came back in the bottom of the inning to tie the game 3-3 on a single by John Lally, a stolen base and a single by Jamie Mahoney. The two teams then battled through five more scoreless innings until the bottom of the eighth (an extra inning) when Craig Venning led off the inning with a single to left field and moved to second base when the fielder made an error. John Lally then was safe on a fielders choice and Dave Culbert walked to load the bases and set the stage for a dramatic ending, a Dave Burnett drove the second pitch to left field for the game winning hit and run. On Thursday night the two teams again return- ed to the Port Perry diamond to decide the league Championship and another fine game was played for the home fans. In this game the MoJacks proved the fine softball they could play as they dropped behind Bradford 1-0 in the second inning, but after a walk to John Lally and a single by Jamie Mahoney, David Culbert scored them both with a single for a 2-1 lead. In the fourth inning Steve Durham and Blair Bailey both had singles and then a sharp double to left field by Craig Venning made the score 4-1. In the fifth a double by Steve Durham a single by Bobby Orr and a triple by Blair Bailey made the final score 8-1 for the Mojacks. Dave Burnett was the winning pitcher but had strong defensive play by his teammates who had only one error in the last fifteen innings in the series. The MoJacks also had strong efforts - We have buyers - We do the advertising - We do the selling - We get you top dollars for your snowmabile - Provincial Sales Tax 985-3068 985-3868 Snowmobile BROKERAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR BOAT? - Transfer of trailer owner- Take the worry out of selling by letting people who are doing it every day. Make your arrange ments by calling D.M. (DAVE) SMITH fi. M.S DAVE'S MARINE SALES SPECIALIZING IN "BROKERAGE SALES" - NEW & USED LOCATED AT: GORESKI LAKESIDE MARINA from the players on the bench and at the plate as Tim Allsopp and Danny Rankin did a good job in the play-offs pinch hitting while, John Harman, Scott Feasby and Ray Shier did fine work as pinch runners and in the field on defense. Coaches Garnett Warriner and Wayne Venning and Manager Ted Culbert were extremely proud of all the players on the team as they all con- tributed to the successes of the 1983 season. The players and their families held a team party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shier in Sunderland on Sunday. - Large display area - We handle all paperwork - Transfer of snowmobile license ship Lake Scugog, R.R. 3, Port Perry, Ontario Have we got a LEAGUE for you! LAWN BOWLERS WANTED! New Bowlers - 1st year Ladies - $10.00 Men - $15.00 Regular Fees - Ladies - $15.00 Men - $25.00 Lawn Bowling is a very enjoyable sport, providing healthful exercise, good sportsmanship and con- We would especially welcome young members who might like to form a league. If you can't bowl, donations would be gratefully accepted. Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club is applying for Wintario and New Horizon grants to enable them to move to a new location. We need at least 50 new members to be eligible for New Horizon Assistance. The season is almost over for this year but your willingness to join next year is sufficient. We need your support NOW! Won't you phone one of these numbers or any club member and sign up for 1984. ... 985-2125 ... 986-5690 ... 985-2549 ... 985-2896 ... 985-8033 ... 985-3328 ... 985-8739 Bruce Beare... ... Stan Rickard . .... Sally Martin . . .... Clair Howsam . . .. SR Rs Tr Sr es re waa LR EN SES ro Re eT