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» The Port Perry Star Bantam girls won the round-robin series over Seagrave girls in two games straight. Back: Lloyd Morden (assistant coach), Susan Dejeet, Cathy Elford, Ann Finch, Val White, Gloria Wilson, [COCO OOOO ICC SCS ~ -LOGAN'S - POOL CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES Winterizing Chemicals Winter Covers 22 GREENSBORO DR, | 986-5404 : BLACKSTOCK [SOOO OOOO ICICIC SAVE YOUR BODY 5 20a fey Tete Tete Te Tee Te eT a Rr Ra Pag Naot ghee ey DIKEY (home "aarp VAN CAMP CONTRACTING Lp. RNS TN 90 Vanedward Drive, h Port Perry (416) 985-8469 FRIDAY, SEPT. 7th - 6 to 9 P.M. SAT, SEPT. 8th- 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 9th - 2 to 4 P.M. AGES GROUPS: * School - 4 & Over * Petite - 10 & Under * Tween - 12 & Under COST: School $35.00; One Girl $60.00; Two Girls $110.00; Family $150.00. Late Registration: $5.00 EXTRA - COACHES WANTED - Anyone interested in coaching or mana- ging a Ringette Team, please contact: Jim Lawrence 985-7245 or 985-2511. * Junior - 14 & Under * Belle - 17 & Under * Deb- 18 & Over PLEASE BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATES TO REGISTRATION. Girls Bantam Champs Kim Loudfoot, Jessica Fluke, Lisa Hamilton, Lynn Cook (coach). Front: Leslie Benns, Lynn Popowitch, Serena Wood, Celia Williamson, Marilyn Moore, Michelle Midgley, Sheri Windsor, Christine Taylor. COUNTRY > t!, CLASSICS 72 FALL 84 fa OLLECTION ACCESSORIES INCLUDING: Vera scarves, purses, hats, earrings, neck- laces, fashion hose ... COUNTRY CLASSICS 237 Queen Street - 985-8221 han dll = 257) CUP DAY - SEPT. 8 KICK OFF GAME TIMES TEAMS FIELD NO. 10:30 Westshore Marina vs. Ted E. Bear... 1 Gord Lewis Motors vs. Willy's... 2 Port Perry Star vs. Brutons . .. 3 11:30 Ted E. Bearvs.Bruton's. 1 Port Perry Star vs. Gord Lewis Motors. 2 Willy's vs. West Shore Marina... 3 (2-15 m HALVES) SQUIRT (2-25 m HALVES) 9:30 Brian's Towing vs. Taylor's Service Centre 7 Royal Canadian Legion vs. Canadian Tire... 10 12:00 WINNER FIELD 7 vs. WINNER FIELD 10... 10 ATOM (2-30 m HALVES) 9:00 Denny Metals vs Heather's Live Bait . 3 (WINNER OF THIS GAMF IS F) 11:00 Port Perry Star vs ¥en murray Electric 1:00 The Galley vs. F Ai Squirt/Atom Games mus! have 2 winner OT 2-10 m HALVES) MOSQUITO (2-35 m HALVES) 9:00 Kinsmen Club vs Lions Club ALL 11:30 Bee Gees vs. Lions Club GAMES 2:00 Kinsmen Club vs Bee Gees 6 PEE WEE (2-40 m HALVES) 9:00 Irvine Construction vs. 1 Hr. Photo ALL 11:30 AT) Fabvs. 1 Hr. Photo GAMES 200 AT) Fab. vs. Irvine Construction 9 rear XL : the Lad Ca KATE VARIN THON oi NEY Y YEE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. September 5, 1984 -- 2! Prince Albert out of OASA On Sat. Aug. 25 in Port Perry, Prince Albert hosted the Hastings's fastball team in the first game of the semi-finals for the zone finals of the Int. D championship round. Prince Albert got on the score sheet early taking a 1-0 lead on hits by Jack Bright, Ken Irvine and Jim Mac- Leod. Hastings threat- ened a number of times during the game but were unable to score until the sixth inning on a lead off triple from Bill Campbell and a sacrifice fly by Rick Rodgers to tie the game at 1-1 after 6 innings of play. Hastings took the lead in the top of the eighth inning on a double by Bob Cather- son and scored on an over throw to take the lead 2-1. Prince Albert tied the game in the bottom of the ninth inning on what everyone thought was an out of the park home run by Rick Campbell. Centre fielder Bob Wilferd made the catch but ran into the fence knocking the ball free from his glove. With the game tied at 2 apiece, Hast- ings scored the game winner in the top of the eleventh inning on two Prince Albert's errors. Ken Irvine pitched an excellent game for Prince Albert going 11 innings, striking out 17 batters and giving up 5 hits. Game Two Prince Albert travell- ed to Hastings for the second game of the series on Sunday, Aug. 26 and that was all they did was travel, because they sure didn't play ball, getting pounded 11-0, giving up 8 unearn- Persons interested in the positions of coach, manager or trainer for the 1984-85 season. please submit your written application to: Port Perry Minor Hockey, clo Grant Williams, R.R. 2, Port Perry, by September 9th. 1984. New applicants please state previous experience if any Also state your preference for No. 1 or No 2 teams or House League. and age group you wish to work with. ed runs on too many . from pitcher Ken errors to mention. The Irvine. Sunderland Prince Albert Fastball pitcher had the Prince Club wishes Hastings all Albert batters hand- the best in Shakespeare cuffed until the top of on Sept. 22-23 shooting the fourth inning when for their third champ- Jack Bright lead things ionship in. a row. We off with a walk. Ken would also like to thank Irvine beat out a bunt the fans for supporting Rick Campbell hit, a us during our 0.A.S.A. bloop single to lead the series against Ponty- bases and Brian Shan- pool and Hastings. ley and Scott Heard hit League Action back to back doubles to League play-offs got take the lead by a score underway last week of 4-2. with Prince Albert The second game of squaring off with the this series will be played Sunderland Havesters. In the first game, Prince Albert won by a score of 4-2. Sunderland scored first in the bottom of the first inning getting their only two runs on a wild throw Gamblers win (From page 20) first base bag. scoring until the bottom Ken Goreski set the of the sixth inning when = Udora squad down in Udora finally tied the order in the bottom of Sept. 4 at 8:30 p.m. in Port Perry. Prince Albert finished 4th over- all in the standings with 15 wins, 8 loses and 1 tie which isn't too bad a record for a first year team. : game at 1-1. the eighth and the Then in the top of the Gamblers had a 3-1 eighth inning, John opening game victory. Foster lined a double for The second game of the Gamblers and Neil Rodd drew a walk. A wild pitch put the runners in second and third and Steve Foster scored them both with a clean single over the this series is set for Tuesday night in Green- bank Park (Sept. 4th). If a third game should be necessary it would also be played in Greenbank later in the week. ALAN J. RISEN s1..0 LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C- 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 7L3-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY - NOTICE - of registration fees - HOCKEY REGISTRATION - Player Registration at Scugog Arena will be held on the following dates: FRIDAY, SEPT. 7th-6t0 9 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPT: 8th - 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 9th - 2 to 4 P.M. -ALL BOYS IN SCUGOG ARE ELIGIBLE - PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons. we request that all socks, sweaters. goal equipment. pants. bags. etc . belonging to PP M.H A must be returned to the arena during registration dates The cost of replacing lost equipment will greatly reflect on the future cost Registration Fees will be $80.00 for one boy; $130.00 for two boys; $165.00 for family of three boys or more First year Tykes $55.00 A $5.00 Discount on all above rates will apply if registered by Sunday. September 9th PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE MINOR HOCKEY LADIES AUXILIARY SKATE & EQUIPMENT SALE -SCUGOG ARENA - FRIDAY, SEPT. 7th -6 to 9 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 8th- 10AM.to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 9th -2to 4 P.M. ON CONSIGNMENT Bring Articles to Arena Thursday. September 6th from 4:00t0 9:00PM. For further information call Bonnie Solomon 985-2145