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a ny ANT ar bY "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 4, 1995 -19 Junel2 Grumbles vs. Cart- wright Express Grumbles took game 13-7. Grumbles started the first inning with five runs and shut express down with three up, three down. Express scored two in the second and Grumbles left two stranded as Balser struck out the next three batters. In the third Grumbles struck out three and Express left two stranded. Express showed no mercy letting only one of five Grumbles runners reach home. Inning four was even with both teams advanc- ing with one run each. Inning five had Bick- more for Express blasting a grand slam home run! Grumbles came back to Nestleto this SProrTs life scoring five runs to take the game 13-7. For Grumbles - Adam with three singles, Erin with two. Ryan, Steve, Shawn, Trevor, Kevin and Lee all with one. Shawn with one double and Erin with two. For Express - Balser, Bickmore, Ford, Wade, Willis and Hudson all with singles. Doubles for Bick- more (one) and Wonnacott with two. Bickmore had a grandslam home run in the fifth. Midgets June 29 - Cartwright Express vs. Caesarea Firefighters The Firefighters took this game 10-3. The first inning was scoreless as both teams showed good defensive play. In the second, Firefight- International feature race. furious laps. on Sunday. out the top five. points battle continues. Next weekend will mark the half-way point of the season at. Mosport Speedway and to celebrate, Canada's fastest 1/2 mile oval will host a two day invitational gala. Action begins Saturday night with | qualifying heats for all five of Mosport's | classes and a 25 lap Mosport Modified - Sunday's full schedule will begin with the ThunderCars in a 40 lap feature, the Street Stock class will battle for 50 circuits, the Sportman division then take to the track for 60 laps and finally, the Late Models will dash"n'bash for 75 Racing action begins at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Here's how the point standings look at mid-season. The point scoring system at Mosport encourages victories but also rewards consistency and nowhere is this more evident than in the Thunder-Car class. Queensville's Ken Donaldson has been the dominant driver in this novice class, but regular top finishes by Dan Robinson, Vic and Ritchie Mannette, Don Coppins and Trevor Veitch has left the division with a virtual six-way tie for top spot, with Robinson holding the slim lead. Defending champion Dwayne Glasbergen, has had some troubles this year, but is sitting comfortably in the top 10. Graham Brown is back trying to reclaim the Street Stock title and is currently heading the pack. Derek Henderson has moved into second place just ahead of Nestleton's Dave Lee with Rick Boucher and Royce Jones rounding In the Sportsman division it is still Alex Hamilton leading the standings, but a rash of bad luck is allowing the rest of the field to catch up. Dunnville's Mike Horton holds onto second place followed by the horde including Dwight Brown, Kevin O'Hara, Frank Baudo and Gary Mead. This class could be the one to watch as the season and the Small fields in the Late Model class have not lessened the action or the competition this year. Jeff Hanley has been consistently fast but mechanical problems last Saturday allowed Port Hope's John Owen to take over the points lead, relegating Hanley to second spot only slightly ahead of Stu Robinson and Rob Milwain. Joé Gonsalves holds onto the fifth place slot. Mosport's newest class, the Modifieds, also boast a tight top five. Tom Milligan holds a slim two point lead over Blackstock's Daryl Leatherdale, who. leads Tom Wilson and Dwight Brown by only five points. Late starter Graham Brown has made up for lost time and holds down the fifth position, just nine points in arrears of his brother. These standings could all be juggled after next \ weekend's enduros, so stay tuned, From Corner Five... ) N L JEP TEE EE EE EE EE I 4 ¢ [| ers scored two as Express pitching walked two and one hit by a pitch. Express stranded three. In the third Firefighters scored three with an RBI home run by Carlson. Michel for Express blasted one over the fence for an RBI home run. The fourth was even with each team advancing one run. The fifth had the Firefighters racking up four more runs and shut- ting Express down. For Express - Knight and Spicer with singles, Lowe with a double and Michel with an RBI out of the park home run! For Firefighters - Larm- er, Klei,Carlson, McCourt, and Davis with singles. Klei with a double and Vernon and Larmer with triples. Carlson hit an RBI home run! Nestleton Hardball League Bantam Report CYC (Cartwright Youth Council Panthers -8 I1.GA.7 Panther batters came alive over past perfor- mances for seven base hits and showed their speed for 12 base steals in a closely fought win over a tight de- fense from [.G.A. Ben Ste- vens, Drew Stephenson, John Berry, John Chra- pek, and Wyatt Morrison beat balls for us and backed it up with tight de- fense. A real nail biter guys!! Bantam Report - June 26 CYCPanthers-1 n Hardball League results Willowtree Farms - 7 Eight on base hits, nine stolen bases, six base on balls all failed to pull out a win for the Panthers as pitching staff on both teams struggled to find their groove. Panther bats remained silent at critical moments and despite great fielding, and several nice infield plays, they couldn't overcome Willow- trees much improved per- formance at bat. Tough one guys, nice game Wil- lowtree. a Cornish first in Region R. H. Cornish placed first overall in Durham Region out of 90 plus schools at the Regional Track and Field finals. Cornish finished with 254 points, far ahead of the second place team Ade- laide McLaughlin, which had 166 points. R. H. Cornish results are as follows: Dean Van Camp - new record in 200 m. event for 11 year old boys. New record 27.59 seconds. The old record set in 1978 was 27.8 seconds. Other results - first place - 100 m - 13.25 sec- onds. First place - long jump - 4.76 metres. He an- chored the 11 year old re- lay team to a second place finish. Dean won the outstand- ing athlete award in the Junior Division. Jennifer Bruton - out- standing girl athlete - jun- ior division. First - 200 m event. Anchor for 11 year old relay team, 2nd place. Jodi May - 13 year. First - 100 metres, first - hur- dles, third - 400 metres. She anchored the 13 year old girls relay - 1st place. Long Jump 9 yr - Nicole Ansell - fourth 9 yr - Pat Lewis - third 11 yr - Dean Van Camp - first 13 yr - Genevieve Coxon - fourth High Jump 11 yr - Ashlea Jones - third 12 yr - Lori Ann Collins - fourth Triple Jump 13 yr - Diana Burnett - sixth 100Metres Boys: 9 yr - Pat Lewis - fourth 11 yr - Dean Van Camp - first Girls 9 yr - Nicole Ansell - fifth 11 yr - Morgan Cooper - fourth 12 yr-Jodi May - first 200 Metres Boys 9 yr - Justin Shinn - fourth 10 yr - Justin Moffatt - fifth 11 yr - Dean Van Camp - first Girls 9 yr - Nicole Ansell - sec- ond. 11 yr - Jennifer Bruton - first 12 yr - Taryn Izatt- Galloway - first 400 metres Boys 10 yr - Clayton Gilmore - fifth 13 yr - Greg Bruton - fifth Girls 12 yr - Jodi May - third 800 metres THUNDERCAR Heat Winners: 1. Ken Donaldson 2. Trevor Veitch 3. Ken Donaldson 4. Vic Mannette Feature Winners: 1. Ken Donaldson 2. Rob LeBlanc 3. Vic Mannette STREET STOCK Heat Winners: 1. Derek Henderson 2. Graham Brown 3. --- 4 ee Feature Winners: 1. Andy Warbutton 2. Derek Henderson 3. Graham Brown SPORTSMAN Heat Winners: 1. Kevin O'Hara 2. Dwight Brown 3 --. 4 MOSPORT RACE RESULTS July 1, 1995 SPORTSMAN Feature Winners: 1. Joe Sefc 2. Dwight Brown 3. Daryl! Leatherdale LATE MODEL Heat Winners: 1. Jeff Hanley 2. John Owen Feature Winners: 1. John Owen 2. Bev Thring 3. Doug Gillespie MODIFIED Heat Winners: 1 2. DID NOT RUN 3. 4 Feature Winners: 1 2 DID NOT RUN 3 Boys 11 yr - Chris Evans - sixth Girls 9 yr - Erin Geary - second 1500 metres Boys 11 yr - Wolfi Palleske - fourth 13 yr - Brad Johnston - sixth Girls 9 yr - Erin Geary - sixth 12 yr - Kate Ansell - sixth urdles Boys 12 yr - Dustin Bowes - fourth 12 yr - Brandon Holdridge -second Girls 12 yr - Jodi May - first 12 yr - Taryn Izatt - Galloway - second. Relay Teams 9 yr. boys - second - Joseph Kozlinsky, Pat Lewis, Jus- tin Sanders, Justin Shinn, Justin Koury. 10 yr. boys - Second - Spen- cer Churchill, Clayton Gil- more, Steven MacLennan, Justin Moffatt, Jeff Tar- botton. 11 yr. boys - second - Tim Jones, Chris Evans, Bran- don Holdridge, Dean Van Camp, Trevor Robins. 9 yr. girls - second - Mart Van Camp, Nicole Anse' Brigette Palleske, Er Geary, Erin Bird. 10 yr. girls - sixth - Jan Gordon, Kalin Moon, J« Kenny, Morgan Coo; Alison Van Camp. £, 11 yr. girls - second - Szolopiak, Stept Puckrin, Ashlea J Jennifer Bruton, K Allward. 12 yr. girls - first - Lin Wilson, Sarah Smith ryn Izatt-Galloway, May, Carly Spunde. Public rollerblading at Blackstock Arena Public Roller Skating/ Blading at Blackstock Arena every Friday night beginning July 7th. 12 years old and under - 6 -8 p.m. 13 years and over - 8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Admmission: $2. Provided by Cartwright Youth Council in co- operation with the Black- stock Rec Board. It is suggested that pro- tective equipment be worn, i.e. wrist guards, knee pads and helméts. Scugog Bridge scores June21-61/2table Howell avg. 60 First - Judy and Don At- kinson 85 Second - Delaine and Jerry Dyer 70 Third - Mike Sheridan and Don Zoller 68 Fourth - Brenda and Jim Gilmour 656 Fifth - Joan and Bill Lock 63 Sixth - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock tied with Bonnie and Jack Da- vies 62 1/2 June 28-61/2 table Howell avg. 60 First - Judy and Don At- kinson 82 Second - Elizabeth Mil- lar and Gord Day 69 Third - Joan West and Anne Scott 67 Fourth - Audrey and Pe-- ter Francis 66 Fifth - Marie and Blake Vanderwater 65 ' Sixth - Bonnie and Jack Davies 62 Q