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30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 18, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Lots of action in Cartwright Minor Ball Senior Division - June 10 Cummings Backhoe over Blackstock Lions 20-15. This was a very exciting game for both teams this week as it could have gone either way depending on the last inning. Blackstock Lions played their best game yet. Outstanding pitching came from Peter Bostelman, Jim Love and Alsia Campbell. Mike Carlson had two home runs. Singles by Jason Lyons, Alsia Campbell, FORD [= e0]=2% SPRING TUNEUP 4 & 6 CYLINDER Electronic Ignition ........ 59.87 * V6 & V8 Electronic Ignition ........ 65.87 i * LABOUR ONLY, parts extra * Vans and Air-conditioned Vehides extra. Engines requiring points and condenser, extra. Fuel injection, Turbo Charge, extra. 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All players on Blackstock Lions played a hard game and proved they can play as a team. Cummings Backhoe doubles by Jeff Balser, Ben Humphrey, Jeremy Michel, Mike Wright and Jamie Boccaccio. Mike Wright also had a triple. Home runs by Scott Page, Jamie Boccaccio and Todd More. John Ford caught two back to back pop flies in the seventh inning. Good pitching by Kirk Swain and Ben Humphrey. Great efforts by Robert Lavigne at third base and good catches at first base by Maegan Boccaccio. A great effort was made by all players and thanks to Blackstock Lions for good competition and sportsmanship, Maltheb Farms over Blackstock Country Hardware 4-2. This must have been a very ex- citing game to watch as well as play with excellent fielding by both teams. Maltheb Farms singles by Jeremy Malcolm. Dan- ny Flynn, Carl Davis, Lloyd Shad- dock, Brent Donnelly, Doug Lynde, Johnathan McCourt and Lyndsay Dutkewich. Doug Lynde had a key stolen base that led to a run. Scott Go- ble had a great game with a tri- ple and an outstanding catch in centre as well as combining with Jamie Lowe to pitch a superb game. Jamie Lowe also homered. Overall everyone played a great game. Blackstock Country Hardware good hits were by Ryan Larmer, Mike Leach, Leanne Goslin, Gord Bentley, Mike Leeming, Scott Swain, Ryan Copithorn, William Michel, Jason Andrews and Kingsley Malcolm. Great pitching by Luke Martyn and Leanne Goslin. Defensive plays by Bren- da Tromans, Ryan Copithorn, Ryan Larmer and Mike Leach. - Catching shared by Kyle Simms and Dustin Marnoch. Outstanding plays by Ryan Copithorn on a pop fly at shortstop to Leanne Goslin at second base. Great defensive game and super playing by everyone. Intermediate Division - June 11 Asselstine's Yamaha over Blackstock Lioness 18-10. Asselstine's double by Trevor Marnoch. Triples by John Chrapek and Trevor Marnoch. Homeruns by Marilynn Arbuckle and Colleen Arbuckle. Good plays by Ronald Kelly and Alex Upton combined on a super force out at first. A great effort was made by John Chrapek and Pam Goble and Lisa Nesbitt made a good bunt. Lishman's over Swain Seed Sluggers 21-8. Lishman's singles by Ryan Woods, Danny Deeth and Joey Schembri. Joe Derynck, Brian Wonnacott, Chad Hobbs and Dan- ny Deeth. Chad Hobbs had a grand slam. Danny Deeth, Joey Schembri, Brian Wonnacott and Joe Derynck all homered. Aman- da Hutton had two good hits. Each and every player for Swain Seed Sluggers made a great effort. They were up against a well seasoned team and did very well to keep their spirits high. Singles by Joey Lane, Stephanie Sutcliffe, Randy Nicholas, Chris Goble, Stefanie Kingswell, Cameron Vernest and Rob Wolters. Doubles by Joey Lane, David Carnaghan and Stefanie Kingswell. Cameron Vernest and David Carnaghan JEN TFS "T's KA both had triples. "Keep up the good work." Junior Division - June 12 Speedy Muffler King over Michael Baker Automotive 11-5. Michael Baker Automotive played a strong game against Speedy Muffler King. Strong per- formances by Alicia Burgess and Michael Thompson with two base hits including a homerun. Mathew Welts, Jason McGregor, 'Brent McGregor, William Hiemann and Derek Roberts with base hits and strong base running by Jessica Buccaccio. Excellent fielding by Crystal Garrison, Travis Blach, Jackie Pottery and Miranda Burgess. Good backcatching by Aaron Warron. Good effort kids. London Life Lazers over H & M Wright Sox 15-9. LL Despite cold temperatures on Wednesday night the London Life Lazers were hot, winning their first game of the season. Lazer pitchers Nicholas Malcolm, James McGee, Chris Pottery and Mike Sonne were throwing smoke and a home run was hit by Nicholas Malcolm. Chris Pottery and Joe Knighton sparked the of- fense. The Lazers played together as a team showing their fans they are going to be a team to be reckoned with. Special acclaim to Allison Kadowaki who "took one for the team' in the pivotal forth inning. A fine effort by H & M Wright Sox. All the kids made a great ef- fort resulting in an interesting game which remained close until the last innings. Good pitching by Clayton Steadman and Darryl Dean accompanied by back cat- chers Ryan Sheehey and Jamie Gould. Darryl Dean had a double. Terrific effort by Jessica McLaughlin on defence at second with smart base running by Lacey Slute, Tim Martyn, Adam Johnston and Todd Pringle. A good team effort and good luck next game. r \. When business is good, it pays to advertise... When business Is bad, you've got to advertise! i ~ game is the fan. portant to anyone. they are being rooted for. Pulling No Punches N by Kelly Lown | have watched, and played many sports for many years, and | still believe one of the most important elements of the Fans are one of the very important highlights of any match. The reaction of a delighted, or disgusted fan often makes the difference between an exciting or boring game, I have heard a lot of complaining over the years about loud fans hollering and yelling in the stands, and players and coaches wanting them ejected. If all fans who let go of their . inhibitions were to be ejected, the game would not be as imi- | have often found myself watching the crowd instead of the game, and have seen many a player whether on the ice, field, or ball diamond miss an event in their own game, be- cause they too are watching the fans in amusement. I have seen it all, the fan who is so disgusted he is swear- ing at the referee (although sometimes they certainly need a word or two), throwing things at players, threatening other fans, and mimicking the opposition just to get a reaction out of someone. As long as it is not carried too far, as some we allknow have, itis all part of the game taking place. Whatever it is that makes fans see red, clench their teeth, and have clammy hands, | hope it continues. | myself feel that a sport without the fans would not be very powerful. A player enjoys playing for a large crowd, the adrenalin flows, it pumps them up, they want to perform better because Although the fan can sometimes be a little irate, a little overzealous, | say let them holler all they want. If fans didn't care about their team, the team will not likely care as much about their success either. Players play for the fans as well as themselves. Lown's Downs Brought up in a family of sports crazed men, I've always kept an eye on the newspaper's sports section , keeping my mind sharp in case I'm quizzed on recent sports happenings. Anyone who follows sports has their own viewpoint of hap- penings, just as | have my own. -Ben Johnson ran his best time yet on the week-end, but was still way off the pace by what is considered a large margin in a sprinters race. But | am still on the Ben bandwagon, and think the best is yet to come. He is going to surprise even the biggest skeptic. -I'm not too sure why people are upset that Rob Ramage is gone from the Leafs. Ithink it is finally time for them to recruit a player who can get the puck out of his own end, which Ramage could never do. The Leafs were looking at Ramag- es' yesteryears, trying to make a leader out of a has-been. -The first Blue Jay game that | attended after the acquisition of Mookie Wilson, | was like many and thought he was being booed, instead of the Mooooo.. kied, but lately I've been wondering, and maybe Mookie has too, if those noises haven't changed to resounding Boo's.