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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 Sports je A i ™% vee - Ly . SOT, Tl Te TE TEE EE A Three game sweep for second straight league championship The Greenbank the Claremont squad. Claremont right fielder. Greenbank Gamblers do it all again Gamblers Fastball Club successfully defended their Uxbridge District Fastball League Championship last Tuesday night in Green- bank Park by dropping Claremont Legion by a 6-0 score. The Gamblers swept the best of five final in three straight games to capture the "OKeefe" Trophy for the third time in the last four years. The weatherman was most uncooperative in this years playoffs and the Greenbank Team had two rained out games with Prince Albert "Haugens" in the semi final series and on the Monday night the fog rolled into Green- bank Park so heavy that the game had to be cancelled with Clare- One of these hits came in the top of the first inning when Norm Mc- Kenzie singled, but he was promptly erased as he attempted to steal second on the throw from catcher Hugh Johnston to second baseman John Foster. In the bottom of the first inning third sacker Steve Foster started the Gamblers off with a single into right field and Hugh Johnston's single put runners on first and third. Foster scored on Don Beaton"s line drive hit and John- ston came home on an error by the Claremont shortstop to give Green- bank a 2-0 lead after only one inning of play. The Gamblers came right back in the second inning to score four more runs and take a After the second inn- ing pitcher Ken Goreski and the Gambler defen- se took over and shut down the Claremont attack for the rest of the game. Todd Pascoe and Darryl Norton shared the pitching duties for Claremont with Pascoe taking the loss. Greenbank banged out ten hits during the game with Hugh John- ston having a pair and Neil Rodd, Steve Foster, Don Beaton, Trevor Till, John Foster, Ray Meisner, Don Phinney and Dennis Romeril each hitting safely once. The game brought a conclusion to a very successful season for the Greenbank Gamb- lers. The team continu- ed to play entertaining mont. commanding 6-0 lead. fastball and continued For the second year in a row, the Green- Foster, Roland Osske, Brian-Lee, and Rod However, the game Ray Meisner led off the to receive excellent bank Gamblers have won the Uxbridge and Foster (manager). Back row from left: was rescheduled for second witha single into support from their District Fastball championship. And they Brian Till, Don Beaton, Trevor Till, Gregg Tuesday night and the right centre and scored many fans. did it in nifty fashion last week with a 6-0 vic- tory over Claremont to sweep the series in three straight games. (See story). Front from left to right: Lloyd Lee, Roddy Real, Ray Meisner, Neil Rodd, Don Phinney, Steve Non contact hockey results Game 1 started slow until the 5:15 mark of the first period when Donovan Smith slapped in a rebound from Dale Bronson. Galley 1 Lakers close scramble in front of the Electric - 4, J&D THURSDAY NIGHT 644; R. Espie - 637; B, Espie - 649, (212,249); net, assisted by Henry Carpentry - 0. MEN'S BOWLING Knapp - 631; D. Dub- Ray Wright - 628, (245); Forderer., reuil - 630. Lorne Mallory - 621, Final score Smith 2 - Game 4 Team Standings: (268) ; Roger Lafontaine ] n fi na [| ame Galley 2. Game four saw Cran- Home Hardware - 5; LADIESWEDNESDAY 605 (242): Les Allen - dells take the lead 1-0 Emmerson's Insurance AFTERNOON 245; Ken Rankin - 228; Smith - 0. At 13:20 Peter Lane evened the score assisted by Bruce Smith. Second period saw Carl Fitzgerald come Rodd, Russ Korbak, John Foster, Hugh Johnston, Ken Goreski, Dennis Romeril. Ab- sent when photo taken: Darryl Hudgin and Gary Baker. out of the penalty box and take a perfect pass from Donovan Smith and Kelly Lee to put Galley up 2-1. The final goal of the game was scored by Bruce Smith on a for Larocque Electric assisted by Keijo Kinn- unen. Halfway through the second period Dave Roth scores Larocque's final goal unassisted. Final score Larocque Gamblers wasted no time in nailing down their championship. Ken Goreski was on the Greenbank mound and during the game he allowed only two hits to on Dennis Romeril's double. Neil Rodd then singled home Romeril and Hugh Johnston drove in the final two runs with a long home run over the head of the News from the Everything consider- ed, 1984 was a very satisfying season for the Gambler players and management and they are looking forward to the 1985 fastball season. bowling alleys Team Standings: Keith Evans - 214; Don | | Game Two with Ken Jeffrey scor- -5; Port Perry IGA - 5; | Over the Sept. 21,22 won their third conse This game was a ing from Wayne Fox. Legion 419 - 5; Philp Juicy Fruits - 20; Bubbl- Orr - 212; Doris Clark - and 23 weekend the cutive game, coming goaltenders battle with At the 10:15 mark of Pontiac - 5; Waynes cious - 19; Bubble 267; Nancy Bryans - Scugog Lakers sponsor- ed by Re-Max Reality, from behind a two goal deficit to defeat Beaver- great stops at both ends of the ice. At the 10:56 of the Bruce Gracie took a second period, Auto Parts - 4; Do No's - 3; Norm's Contracting - Yums - 15; Chiclets - 14; Hubba Bubbas - 12; 210; Cheryl Allen - 201. MONDAY NIGHT | Port Perry, participat- ton 4-3. Scoring for the 1. gecond period, pass from John Foster, 2; Dowson's Red and Double Mints - 4. LADIES 9:00 ed in the Uxbridge Lakers in this game po 4. gop ived fl st the defense White - 2; Centennial High Single: Ann h ndy Knight receiv ew pa ! Team Standings: Blackhawks 4th annual were Roger Moase, Jim a pass from Dennis and slipped the puck by Lanes - 2; Chris Allen Meester - 259. Leopards - 19: | A . oo . par 19; Panthers 3 Oldtimers Hockey Beatty, Carl Fitzgerald Sims and Ray Zaparan- Crandell's goalkeeper to Aluminum - 2; Brian's High Triple: Ann "12: Cou '9. P ) : ; : gars - 9; Pumas | Tournament. On Friday and Ken Smart. This uik for the only goal of tie the score 1-1. Towing - 2. Meester - 689. 9 Tigete- 5; Jaguare- night the Lakers defeat- victory assured the the game. Final score With just 7 seconds High Single Flat: T. Triples over 600: Ann 6. ' | ed East Gwillinbury by Lakers a place in the compion T.V. - 1, BJ. leftin the second period, Thompson - 305, D. Meester - 689; Gerri Singles over 200: Alice | a scoreof 3to 1. Scoring "C" division final on Donuts - 0. Ken Smart broke in and Bache - 266: B. Owen - Langille - 668. Glasbergen - 219.202: | for the Lakers were Ken Sunday against Beaver- scored Sportsland"s 266. Singles over 200: Ann Betty Collins 959. Smart with two and Carl ton Oldtimers. Game 3 second goal, assisted by High Single with Meester - 259,215,215; Laura Longo 236. | Fitzgerald with the final During the "c pis Larocque came out Ted Blanchard. Handicap: Thompson . A Pawson 248; Betty Moore 234. | goal. ion final the Lakers fell fying wii, ,ust 12 Brian Callery scored 320; D. Bache - 308; B. " Ba tee 1 oy Colleen Kozak - 214; On Saturday the behind 5-1. Before com- qo. ne gone in the Sportsland's third and owen - 283. rr Langille - 232,218, LLC wits 211 opposition were the Ux- bridge Oilers. The ing back with three goals in the third period game, Pete Vanweston converted a pass from final goal of the game, assisted by John Foster. High Triple Flat: J. Rider - 705; Thomson - 218, Thelma McCreight - 219,209; Elsie Pogue - Ilean Pugh - 210; Gail Kowalczyk - 208; Vivian RA RL CoA TARY ase CA Ba ROA ty ol EA ARC OINELI Mg 1,1 SHE SL C1 shd LRAT . AS RI aR 5 5 1 | 3 J A ; Lakers skated to a 3-0 to close the score to 54. pi) VanCamp and Ken Final score Sports- 702; D. Francis - 654. 205,205, Heather Moore Rider - 206 win with John Fox The goalie was pulled in | ji}e to make the score land - 3, Crandells - 1. High Triple with - 205. High Single: Betty gaining the shutout. the final minute and 4 Gix minutes later Sunday, October 7th Handicap: G. Scott - TUESDAY NIGHT Collins - 259. Scoring for the Lakers Beaverton took advant- gj) yanCamp made the games: 8:00 a.m. 752; D. Bache - 739; D. MIXED BOWLING High Triple: Alice in the game were Steve age to score two more score 2-0 assisted by Larocque vs. Compton: Dubreuil - 729. Team Standings: Glasbergen - 585. ~~ Calden, Bob McEachern goals to make the final gan Little and Dave 9:05 am. Crandells vs. Bowlers over 625: T. pecans. 12: Almonds . LADIES TUESDAY | and Ken Smart. In the score 7 to 4. Scoring for Rou Smiths; 10:15 a.m. Thompson 707; J. 10; Acorns - 9: Chest- ' AFTERNOON final game of the round- the Lakers in the game At the 10:10 mark of Galley vs. Sportsland; Rider -705; D. Francis - 40 7. Cashews - 4: Team Standings: robin portion of the was Carl Fitzgerald po first period Rick 11:20 BJ. Donuts vs. 654; R. ast go M Peanuts - 0. Alley Cats - 9: Round : tournament the Lakers (Turn to page 23) Vanweston makes it 3-0 J&D Carpentry. 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