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"A Family Tradition for 130 Years" From Page 18 maine led Wotten's scor- ° ing two runs each as the team totalled the sum of eight walks given up by the Flames pitchers. Key hits: came from Sato Grove who also had two RBIs while Matthew Down, Philip Rudkin and Myles Romaine. The Flames captured ° the league title with some help from the Lions Cubs as the Cubs tied Analda Athletics in their last game to prevent the Ath- letics from finishing high- er than second. Congratu- lations to field boss John Hellingman and all the players on the Overridge team for winning the 1996 Tyke league title. Analda Athletics 5 Blackstock Lions 5 By the noise eminating from the field passerbys might have thought that the World Series had moved to Blackstock. However, it was another down to the wire finish Tyke game as the up and coming Cubs have stretch- edtheir unbeaten string to three after a very slow he winless start. Defensively the Cubs were led by Rina Prender- gast and her fielding hero- ics while Nathan Alpe turned in a solid stint on the mound. Sean Taylor led the batters knockingin four RBIs. . Cody James had the game tying hit for Analda while Cory Clarke helped the cause with a triple while Justyn Kennedy pitched two excellent in- nings. Superspudsll Analda9 Steven Larmer's two in- nings of pitching shutout ball vaulted the Fritters to their sixth win. Danielle Wolters played a fine de- fensive game at first base while Brandon Kearnon had a two run RBI double and Cory Gerrits a two run RBI single. Cody James continued his fine play with an open- ing inning two run RBI double while Cory Clarke also contributed with a Presenting a deal you'll flip over. * Two adult all-day passes « Two continental breakfasts + Accommodation for 2 adults & 3 children * Children under 18 stay FREE with parents * Children under 6 eat FREE Paramount Canada's Wonderland Package 5135005990 ADella Toronlo Airport Holel 1-800-668-1444 (Canada & U.S.) Terms & Conditions - Rut ackition two bagger. On the APE Matthew Stewart pitched agood inning. Squirts MartynFlyers19 Cummings Diggers 18 While the Flyers won by a run the Cummings Dig- gers have served notice that they are tournament ready. Their true grit showed up in the open in- ning as they battled back from a large deficit to end up on the losing side by only one run. Martyn's were paced by perfect records at the plact by Terry Damant, Craig Asselstine, Ben Marshall, Timf Martyn and Iven Drisdelle. Cummings got excellent A -- sitthing from Jeff Kraan and Warren Keeler while Craig Jourdrey led the hit- jars with a perfect night at at. Seniors Welding Rods Steelers12 Marlin Globetrotters 12 Defense led the Steelers" as Emma Marshall pitched three strong in- nings while Michelle As- selstine made a fine third inning catch to shut down aMarlin rally. Candice Jackson made a great ending catch to preserve the tie for Mar- lins while callups Jamie Gimblett and Steven Vine showed their abilities and PRIOR TO THE "SEASON OPENING" IN EACH aes May 11 + Pickerel Rr June 29 + Large Mouth Bass performed well. ; Don net es Campbell Electric Raiders10 -- The Aggies won the grudge match to take home the division title by ring 12 runs in the first ii innings then hung on for the four run victory. The Frew crew were led by the excellent two in- ning pitching by Aaron Gimblett who ys al- | lowed one run Offensively Matt Flynn hit a homerun while Elisha James and Troy Mappin each had a double as part of three hit game. .Squirt i Terry Da- GRAND PRIZE ,"™ prizes" OE 740 [os MoT est fish overall in each class caught through the duration of the derby! for the bigg V -- EARL'S CAR CARE MOBILE RY & BOAT CLEANING 985-8527 OLD PORT BULK & DELI} Sandwiches & Fresh Salad to go afm rd u- 435 8985-2535 Installation & Wiring Specialist 1-800-677-5509 riaREEN LAKEVIEW 'huey pes?d BEER BREW & WINE MAKING SUPPLIES MANCHESTER COLLISION SERVICE 985-1036 RULES & REGULATIONS: 1. You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish to enter. 2. Once you are you want. 3. Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along available at JD Fishing and Archery. 24 Water St., Port Perry. 5. Monday morning and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 6. $200, Cast Cash Prizes will be determined after 2nd, 1996. Prizes wil be awarded on Saturday September 7th at the closing ceremonies. 7. The Port Perry Star and all sponsors assume no accidents of infunes. Participants enter at their own risk. GUY g 1223 King St., Manchester 985-9909 Win on © for the BIG FISH of the week from each class. FEE: $10.00 class; i : 12 and Under $4.00 por dass. 4 Homemade French Fries and More 8523331 8523%7| 985-7093 Pow | =) #1 $ Dollar Plus $ LGTY he 7 4 = PortPery [am PROCESSING -- 985-1482 985-3300 FISHING BOAT & MOTOR RENTALS 985-2658 with a completed entry form AE edi Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at EET