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AG SRN RT "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 4, 1995 -17 | --- lee - PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET Cartwright Minor Ball TEAM T-Ball) alda Garden Blk. Figure Skat. Blk. Lions Super Spud Q ke aker Auto Philp Pontiac Spring Grove Wotten Carpentry 5 Mis) ummings Back. 6 H&M Wright Sox 6 Lishmans 6 Nestleton Count. 6 Port Perry IGA 6 Turner Green Gts.6 (Squirt trim GP W (o>N 6 Hep) [e)NerNerNep} SARE =N NWN ouse 6 Mann's Contr. 6 Martyn Consul. 6 Swain Seeds 6 Senior) ampbell Elec. 6 5 5 6 8 "BHA POND W-- Don Frew & Sons Marlin Travel Dr. Workman (Baseball) Assaelstine Carpet Warehouse Overridge Fireplace -- NN D 3] L "NA ph ANH = Ww wwo =P W HhoprNnWO Scugog Men's Slo-Pitch T PCT. (A division) TEAM GPW L T PTS 1.750 Trader Sam 10 9 1 0 18 0 333 ColdwellBanker 9 7 2 0 14 1 .508 IGA 8 5 3 0 10 0 .333 Square Boy 9- 4 5 0 8 Gators 9 2 7 0 4 0 .333 (B division) 0 200 PBradshawTow 9 7 2 0 14 0 .667 Hanks 8 5 3 0 10 0 800 PPAutoGlass 9 4 5 0 8 Antrim 8 2 6 0 4 0 .167 (C division) 0 .500 Pizza Delight 8 7 1 0 14 0 667 Goreski's 9 6 3 0 12 | 0 .333 Pineridge 8 4 4 0 8 0 1.000 |nvestor'sGroup 7 3 3 1 7 0 .333 Oppers Aluminum9 1 7 1 3 3 417 Forder Falcons 9 0 9 0 0 0 267 Port Perry Ladies Lob ball .750 0 .167 TEAM GPW L T PTS } Sunderland 10 8 2 0 16 0 1.000 Beamers Bid. 10 6 4 0 12 0 400 Mustangs 8 6 2 0, 12 0 400 Willliamsons 8 5§ 3 0 10 0 167 Seagrave 8 5 3 0 10 Pink Panthers 9 4 5 0 8 0 625 ImmsGarage 8 4 4 0 8 Raiders 8 4 4 0 8 Ridgenorth 8 1 7 0 2 Re/Max 9 0 9 0 oO Peewee ModJacks miss chanee for berth in championships On Friday, June 30 the Modacks travelled to Kemptville to participate in the inaugural elimina- tion tournament for the right to go on to the East- ern Canadian Champion- shipsin PEI In their first game the boys knew they were in tough but they they had a vendetta as they were up against the same Water- ford team that had tounced them the week be- fore in Stratford. The local squad got even as they emerged victorious with an 11-4 win. Chris Jones pitched the full seven in- nings allowing one walk and nine hits while strik- ing out seven. Steady de- fense helped as Ryan McQuade initiated a dou- ble play in the fourth tak- ing the ball to second him- self and firing to Ryan McBride at first. The bats were back in fine form against some de- cent pitching as Jones picked up three singles, with Mike Versage and McBride grabbing a pair. Additional singles went to McQuade, Jeff Ashton, and Pete McKitterick. ° Darryl Dalton laid down a couple of nice bunts, one for a sacrifice, with Aaron Lycett putting down one himself for a single. The biggest hits came from Sean Jeffrey and Reid McTaggart who picked up a triple and home run re- spectively. The Kanata Pirates were the next opponent and again the ModJacks had the bats going as they racked up another win, this time the final being 12-6. They started right from the opening pitch tal- lying seven in the first in- ning and then coasting from there. Ashton slapped out two doubles and drove in two runs for the winners. Not to be out- done was Jones as he had two singles and four RBI's. Lycett added as sin- gle as did Mike Versage and Ryan McQuade. Get- ting on base was an ad- vantage as a number of these hits came with somebody on base via the walk. Keen eyes by Darryl Dalton, Reid McTaggart, Pete McKitterick, and Versage ensured move- ment around the bags. Ryan McBride took to the rubber and gave up six hits, four walks and struck out three. He also added a sacrifice bunt at the plate. McQuade was sharp in the shortstop position as he made numerous grabs there for groundouts. Dar- ryl Dalton was just about as busy as he made a goal- tender style grab at sec- ond and picked up five as- sists on put-outs. .. Up agamst Orangeville the bats tell deadly silent as the opposing pitcher mixed up his speeds and kept the local boys at bay. The bats were getting on the ball as we only record- ed three K's but they were either lazy pop-ups or ground outs. McQuade Turnto Page 18 Local motorcyle racer attending international vintage race this month By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Ken Livingstone, of Port Perry, will be head- ing east later this month to take part in an interna- tional vintage motorcycle race. Mr. Livingstone, who has been living and work- ing locally for seven years, began racing vintage mo- torcycles four years ago. He regularly races his 550 Suzuki at both Mos- port International and Shannonville race tracks. Vintage motorcycles will be featured during the Atlantic Vintage TT race to be held at Atlantic Mo- torsport Park in Shube- nacadie, Nova Scotia from July 28-30. This is the second year for the race and Mr. Liv- ingstone, who called the event a huge success last year, is going back for a second shot at winning his division. Competing in two class- es, Mr. Livingstone took second in the middle- weight division, which is the class for his size of bike and fourth in the heavy- weight division, where he competed against more powerful motorcycles. He will be competing in the same two classes this year, with the same, but improved bike. He has also picked up lo- cal sponsors for this year as Asselstine's, Bridge- port Signs and Motor City Raceway in Oshawa have Fields of From Page 16 Port Perry Fairgrounds, Seagrave, Greenbank, Blackstock and. S.A. Cawker Public School. An awards ceremony at Scugog Arena on Sunday afternoon put the finishing touches on the weekend. The winners were as follows. Mens Masters: Corrall of Dreams Oshawa over the local Trader Sam Hawks. Co-ed Rec: Peter's Crew over the local Seagrave squad. Men's Rec: Mark and Larry's Hurricanes over the Excons. Mens D: LA Palmeros over local Martyn Haulage team. Co-Ed D: Cheers over Stinners. UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 852-3472 oupronmen 108 BROCK ST. WEST AND TRANSPORTATION BY REQUEST all provided financial and labor support. The Atlantic Vintage TT features not only the a scenicride. Mr. Livingstone said the event really is an in- ternational one, with rac- races, but the North ers from across Canada, American Vintage Sidecar the United States and Championships, swap Britain, among others meet, show and shine and taking part. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR KEN LIVINGSTONE of Port Perry will be compet- ing in the Atlantic Vintage TT race Motorcycle Race in Nova Scotia later this month. 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