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: 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 14, 1987 House League softball action PEE WEE BOYS In the game between Lil Gators and Davidson's Fuels, the Gators managed to hold on to a 13-10 victory. Shawn Larocque and Nick Chur- chill both pitched well and were good defensively on the mound as well. Coach Ron said that the whole team played well. Brad Plain was sharp at 3rd base and went 3 for 5 at the plate for the Gators. Jeff Labanovitch was also hard ot beat at the Gator's 2nd base. The Nestleton diamond had the D.J. Taylor team and the Blackstock Lions doing batle with the Lions coming out 21-13 ahead. Coach Judy of the Taylor team said that all of the boys of her team played well. Martin Stubbs of the Lions pitch- ed well and Chris Beacock made some excellent catches in the Lions field. Squirt Girls June 30, 1987 The Seagrave diamond saw another close game between the Marsh Hill Jerseys & Hank's Pastries. Lori Buscher had 2 good hits and made a double play on 2nd base while Julie Brobbel scored 3 ~~ _runs for the Jerseys. Michelle Hiemstra and Billie-Joe Wray both got key solid hits and scored a run ~ for the Pastries. - Cummings Backhoe continued their string of wins by defeating 'Gord Lewis 18-9. Michelle Cummings pitched well for her team and hit 2 triples while at bat. Michelle Morton hit a 2 run H.R. for the Backhoe team. Jennifer Tingle hit a H.R. for the Lewis team and Stacey Whiteside held her team in the game with solid catching behind the plate. Rained out game of June 22 was played on July 9. Blackstock Lions and Causeway Esso. Homeruns by Peter Simms and Bill Vine, triples by Billy Vine, Don Hughes 3, Bill Johnson 1, doubles by Chris Stevens 2, Cory Wilson 2, Chris Beacock 1, Don Hughes 1, Martin Stubbs 2, Singles by Chris Beacock, Billy Vine, Cory Wilson, Bill Johnson, Chris Stevens, Martin Stubbs and Don Hughes. Outstanding catches by Cory Wilson, Chris Beacock, Chris Stevens, Peter Simms. Fabulous pitching by Billy Vine, Cory Wilson striking one batter out and Martin Stubbs. Daring double plays by Cory Wilson, Don Hughes, Bill Johnson. Plays of the game --good sport- sman to Peter Simms and Chris Beacock. Score: Lions 20 - Causeway Esso 18. Coach, June Stubbs. Pee Wee Boys July 6, 1987 Blackstock Lions handed Lil Gators their first loss of the season, in an excellent game that ended 15-14. James Goldburn pitched very well and made two excellent plays while on the mound. Greg Fitzgerald was sharp on 1st base and scored 4 times. For the Lions, Kevin Ellis had 4 RBI's and Donny Hughes was deadly with the bat, knocking 3 runs in for his team. At the Nestleton diamond, D.J. Taylor fought a losing battle against the Causeway Esso team 16-5. Jeff Kemp pitched 3 good innings to his catcher Mike Hepburn who was solid behind the plate for the Esso team. Chris Linton and Mike Olaison both hit well and made good plays for the Taylor team. Squirt Girls July 7, 1987 Hanks Pastries held the undefeated Cummings Backhoe team scoreless until the 3rd inning with excellent team play. Kendra McCrae hit a H.R. and was sharp on 1st base, while Stephanie White held the gap clos- ed at 2nd base for the Pastries. Robyn Cliff had some strong hits to the field for the Backhoe and Alicia Bentley and Christie Corden both made outstanding catches. Good game girls! The rained out game between P.P. Star and Marsh Hill Jerseys will be made up (hopefully) at a later date. 12'/-hp Lawn Tractors The 160 with 5-speed transaxle and 165 with hydrostatic dnive, each with 38-in. cut. Rustproof fiberglass hood encloses engine for quieter operation. Full pressure engine lubrication. Triple-safety starting. Tilting seat. Sector-and- pinion steering. Full-length steel frame. Low fuel indicator. Rear bagger and other attachments available. | JOMN DEERE | UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 2 Miles West of Manchester 285-9701 OPEN: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM Saturday 8 AM to 12 Noon x JE 8 MC bie us WE Members of the Port Perry Wado Kai Karate conducted several demonstrations on Queen Club under the direction of instructor Rob Dods Street during the Festival Days Weekend. Ties, wins and a rain-out Full week for Gamblers This past week saw the Green- bank Gamblers experience a wide * range of happenings as they won a game, lost a game in extra innings, tied two games and were rained out in a game at Oshawa. Last Monday night in Greenbank Park saw the league leading Stouff- ville team in action and behind the excellent pitching of Mark Goreski the Gamblers stopped Stouffville by a 7-1 score. Mark Goreski was in complete control of this game and he allowed only 4 scattered singles throughout the contest. Randy Grant had a pair of Stouffville hits with John Tait also picking up two hits to complete the Stouffville attack. The Gamblers jumped on John Annis in the first inning and had a four run lead before Jim Chilvers relieved in the first inning. Green- bank added a fifth run in the first in- ning and single runs in the third and fourth. Trevor Till, George Redshaw, Don Beaton and Don Phinney led the Gambler attack with two hits each and Greg Rodd picked up a single to round out the offense. This win by Greenbank kept the league race close as Stouffville were threatening to run away from the rest of the teams in the Oshawa "A" Division. The following night in Oshawa the Gamblers were rained out of their scheduled match with Oshawa MCL Juniors. The rain had stopped but the field was deemed unplayable by the officials. At the Richmond Hill Tournament on the weekend the Gamblers met Belleville in the first game and came up with a 1-1 tie as Mark Goreski and Bellevilles Steve Reid were very stingy with base hits. The Gamblers tied the game in the fifth inning as Brian Henricks plated Brian Till with a long double. In the bottom of the seventh inning Green- bank had the potential winning run thrown out at home plate on a great throw from the Belleville right ~ fielder. Against Richmond Hill 'Mr. Grumps,"' Ken Goreski, faced Dave Love on the Richmond Hill mound and again the score was tied after the regulation time and ended in a 3-3 tie. Mark Goreski did some outstan- ding pitching in relief for the Gamblers, Richmond Hill had a lead off triple late in the game and Mark came in and struck out the side. Don Beaton with two hits led the attack with Neil Rodd, Hugh Johnston, Greg Rodd, Brian Till and Terry Till each adding a safe hit. Sunday morning with the temperature hovering over 90 degrees Greenbank and Richmond . Hill Save Ons got into a real barn burner of a game which went into extra innings before Richmond Hill finally edged the Gamblers by a 5-4 score. Home runs were highlighted in this game as "The Hill" banged out 3 in the game and Greg Rodd and Brian Henricks replied for © Greenbank. Mark Goreski went the distance in the heat and picked up six strike outs along the way. Gary Wilkinson and Mark Bendahan shared the pit- ching in the game for Richmond Hill. While the league race is still in full swing with the Gamblers still hav- ing a shot at catching Stouffville due to a pair of rained out games, 0.A.S.A. playoff action is just around the corner. In the Division this year are Claremont, Fraserville, Port Perry 'and Greenbank and it appears that the Gamblers will meet the Port Perry XL Eagles in the first round. The times and dates of this series will appear in this paper. OSHAWA CITY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE STANDINGS Name Stouffville Greenbank Port Perry Oshawa ACL MCL Juniors Claremont Jrs. GP W L T Pts. 4 10 3 1 21 13 9 3 1 19 5 7 7 1 15 4 6 7 1 13 12 6 6 0 12 12 0 12 0 0 Say it with a ... BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet Candy, Fruit, Wine, Jams and Mints The Balloon House OCCASION! Delivery Available 986-5105 L.L.B.O. CAESAREA PHONE 986-5684 EN RACY Rl (TREE SATURDAY & SUNDAY AUGUST 1st & 2nd Tickets: $10.00 Advance -- $12.00 At-the-door ADVANCE TICKETS GOOD FOR BOTH NIGHTS TN OTN OY ANN pee CIN