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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 31,1994 - 21 ., SProrTs Cartwright Minor Ball Taylor Ford Minor ball in Cartwright has now completed the first week of the 1994 season. Most teams got through their first games, but mother nature did her part in postponing some others. This is the first weekly report that will show up. To date standings as well highlights from the game reports received. Home team coaches are remind- ed to turn in game reports for both teams along with the players' last names and the team they play for. All game re- ports must be dropped of at John McNamara's home on Church St. in Blackstock. T Ball: Super Spud 24 - Analda Gar- den Centre 23. This evenly played game was not decided until the last inning when Bryan McNamara of Su- per Spud hit his second home- run of the game and scored the winning run. Jeff Campkin with two home- runs, Sean Taylor's single round tripper; and strong hit- ting by Michael Hazledon and Justyn Kennedy led the Gar- deners offensive attack. Rina Prendergast and Robbie Gonnerman helped the Super Spud attack by scoring four runs each. Blackstock Figure Skating Club 17 - Blackstock Lioness 16 In another close game Cait- lyn Hellingman led the skating club with a triple. Offensive stars for the Lioness were Heather Popowich with a home run; Cory Clarke with two dou- ies and Nathan Evans with a single. Tykes: Turner's Green Giants 9 - Lishman's0. Ashley Lucas led the Giants on two counts. She pitched an excellent three innings allow- ing only one hit. Offensively she led the team with two triples. Other offensive stars for Turn- ers were Kristy Popowich, Brian Martyn and Matthew Morrison. Lishman's were led by Hayley Campbell and Mike Hobbs. Mike Baker Auto 8 - Cart- wright Youth Council 6. A fast start led the Auto team to victory. Offensive stars for Baker Auto were Brady Allen with a single, Mitch Truax with a double and Patrick Wotten with a triple with all of these hits coming in the first inning. Tyler Cyr, James Shaw and Josef Chrapek spearheaded the Youth Council Attack. Swain's Seeds Sluggers 11 - J.C.Flooring 9 The Sluggers held off a last inning threat and held on to the two run victory. Mark Carna- ghan led the flooring attack with two home runs while Ja- mie Newman had a run scoring triple. Blake McLaughlin pre- vented one slugger run with a fine play at home. Swain's seeds were led by the excellent pitching of Shawn McNamara and Craig Joudrey. Other stars for Swain's were Bonnie Johnson, Brad Pigden and Michael Paradis. Ash/Embers Flames vs. Mar- tyn Consulting - rained out Blackstock Lions vs. Assel- stine's Yamaha -rainedout Pony Club next meets on June 5 On Sunday, May 29 members of the Durham Pony Club trav- elled to Port Hope to compete in the first meet of the Prince Phil- ip Games. The games were host- ed by the Baltimore Hills Pony Club. The games are a team compe- tition using five riders on po- nies, four of whom participate in each game. These are relay races and involve such things as riding with an egg in a spoon -- without dropping it of course -- and passing it to a teammate. Skill and agility on the part of both pony and rider is essential. Points accumulate over the sea- son with the finalists going on to complete at the C.N.E. Fun, horsemanship and sportsman- ship are the objects of the games. Of the three levels from "A" for the most experienced rider to "C" for the beginner, Dur- ham's club placed first for all three teams. The "A" team consists of Jaime Alloway, Sam Burlie, Tennille Matthews, Angela Mercer and [isa Reid. The "B" team is made up by [Lisa Alloway, Carly Hare, Beth Murray and Andrea Smith. The "C" team members are Alexis Bradbury, Adam and John Hancock, Katie Murray and Theresa Rutherford. Tricia McCourt, in a com- bined Durham-Kawartha team placed second in the Masters level. This level is for players who have reached the maxi- mum age for P.P.G. but wish to continue to play. Durham Pony Club's P.P.G. team meets next June 5 in Nor- wood. CarpetWarehouse-17 MKM Eggbeaters-16 A grand slam home run and a triple play highlighted this rain-soaked opener. Andrew Lamb completed a rare unassisted triple play, while Brent MacGregor hit a grand slam home run to lead the carpet team to victory. Steve Blundon led MKM with ahome run. Squirts: Cummings Backhoe-20 - Nestleton Country Store-19 Kristy Kingma and John Vanstrien led their respective teams with a single and three run triple each. Other game stars were Krystal Bartley and Holly Westfall with two singles each; Aaron Warren with two hits, Luc Wilson, Alicia Bur- gess, Miranda Burgess and Mi- chelle Blundon chipping in with one hit each. Pineridge Glass Service-17- Antrim House-16 Hitting and pitching high- lighted the opening game for both teams. Darryl Dean helped his team with a triple as well as a fine performance on the mound. Other pitching high- lights came from Stefanie Kingswell, Jesse Vitek, Darryl Keeler, Andrew Marsh and Amanda Drew. Chris Hoskins made the fielding play of the game snagging a line drive ball to prevent an extra base hit. Sr. Softball Blackstock Hardware vs. Port Perry 1.G.A. No game report. H&M Wright-16-Don Frew and Sons-6. Home runs by Derek Lem- ming and Jim Chapman led the sox team to victory. Also help- ing the cause were Scott Mal- colm on the mound and good de- - fensive plays by Melissa Renes. Stefanie Shortridge had a dou- ble for the Frew crew while Mi- chelle Bonsma, Tara Hobbs, and Richard Frew made good catches in the field. Reminders Game reports must be sub- mitted before Saturday. On Sat- urday the synopsis will be given to the paper for publication, ed- iting, etc. Home team coaches are responsible for submitting the game report. The "Kids of Cartwright" as well as the spon- sors deserve the recognition, and thus your cooperation is greatly appreciated. URANIJO e Additions e Renovations ONTRACTING e Custom Built Homes "Building today, your dreams for tomorrow" [FIEID PRE INSULATED WALL SYSTEMS 12) port Perry - (905) 985-7287 - John van Belle CADMUS COUNTRY CLUB Rainbow & Speckled Trout Fishing Enjoy Beautiful Scenery & A Great Meal 1 With Your Family & Friends Col } * Clubhouse & Restaurant © Catch your fish & eat tt too ra or enjoy our assortment of home cooked meals! oe JE Licensed under LLBO » 9059860488 13300 Cartwright E. 1/4 Line Blackstock, Ont. LOB 180 (905) 986-0488 "000 flee Mites lose two matches Rainouts have started the season off slowly for the Taylor Ford Mites. On May 18 we played host to Pickering and the team was unsure the first couple of innings, but settled down to play some good ball. Jonathon Breen had a strong game with two hits and good fielding. B.J. Schamp made a diving catch while Kellen Jack- son had a strong game at third. Getting other hits were Tyler Lee with a home run and Justin Shinn with a double. Luke Pil- key, B.J. Schamp and Tyler Lee shared the pitching. Final score: Pickering 18 - Port Perry 7. On a rainy May 25, Oak Ridg- es came to town and spotted the Taylor Ford Boys a 9-11lead. But , Courtney: Elevation A from $139,900. the wet ball caused both team's pitchers to walk many batters. Stuart Cochrane pitched well for two innings, allowing one run on one hit before the rain took over. At the plate the Tay- lor Ford boys got hits from Stu- art Cochrane, Justin Shinn, Ca- leb Atkins. Darryl Copithorn and Justin Vandergaast did well catching under soggy cir- cumstances. Final score: Oak Ridges 11 - Port Perry 9. 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