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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2001 - "WEEKEND STAR" Year-end tournaments will begin this weekend Cartwright Minor Ball season coming to a close Blackstock Lion Cubs 16 Metal Supermarkets 12 Jayde Williams was 2-for-2 with two home runs and played well in the field scoring four outs at third. Shelby Williams was 2-for-2 with one double. All Flags 24 Blackstock Lion Cubs 13 For the Lion Cubs, Page Pollet went 2- for-3 with a triple and Joshua Holmes with I-for-2 with a double. Tyke Dr. Workman's Hawkeyes 12 Campbell Electric 9 Tough loss to a strong Hawkeyes team. Multiple RBIs by Dylan Van Tieman and Blake Kilty. Great defense by Alison Dart and Jessica Moore. Mite Analda Garden Centre 14 B.U.C. Saints 11 In a very close game there was awe- some pitching and hitting for both teams. For the Saints there was great batting from Zach Grove, Jacob Greco, Kim Jarvis and a home run by Ryan Bullock. For Analda, great batting by Mason, Alex, Jaclyn, and a home run by Robert Gatchell. Intermediate Reid's Independent 15 Brian's Towing 5 For Reid's, Jeff Campkin played an excellent defensive game playing third and short at the same time. He showed great range and made many key outs. Lacey Stinson had two great hits driving in a total of five runs. Matt Ferguson went 5- for-5 with three singles and two doubles and Adam O'Brien had three hits, two sin- gles, one home run and four RBIs. Adam also pitched extremely well. Turner's Green Giants 19 Tanning Zone 18 In the final inning of the game, Turner's scored 12 runs, putting them ahead of the Tanning Zone team. Crucial bats by Mike Parr, Mike Hazelden, Brent Paradis, and Matt Stewart. Great defense throughout the game by Tiffany McFadden at second base and Sean Taylor, both at pitcher and in the field. Great defense and offense by call-up 'Josh who had a grand slam, a triple, and a double. Senior Don Frew and Son 36 Youngfield Farms 19 It was a great team effort the won this game for Don Frew. Three home runs, a triple, a double, two singles and four RBIs for Mark Morrison. Lawrence MacDonald had two homers, three singles and two RBIs. Phil Vanderplaey had two singles, a triple, a home run, and four RBIs plus a couple of nice catches in the field. For Youngfield Farms Hayley Campbell had a home run and a single. Darryl Goulding had two singles, one double, and two RBIs. Sarah Willets had a nice catch in the second and a double with two RBIs. a AE AS ats " SUPER PRICE! UARTET 325 in qs 36 eet tne time nto ODI fof convenient one- operation, Reverse mode clears jams and overloads. Full size SRA 8-34" throat handes all letter and docume: obile Expandable File T8787-52891 Vertical filing system lets you see all your [petsns documents. Removable file hee and index tab for each system can be removed A its convenient carry case of stored in a villing cabinet. Ideal for partition or panel hanging too! VICTOR Hand Held Pript/Display 1205 » digit extra large display. Percent key, one- touch percent key. 4 key idepemiert memory. AC A SR Rn SR RN Lishman's 26 Don Frew and Sons 14 Playing well with three call-ups, Frews were no match for a full complement of Lishman Flyers. The Flyers scored early and often with the top of Lishman"s order, Nicole Beechey, Kory Bauer, Blake McLaughlin, and Ed lllingsworth reaching base at every bat and scored four times each. Late acquisition Mike McIntyre con- tinues to improve providing strong defense at first completing a double play in the fourth and debuting at pitcher late in the last inning. Thanks to Mike Lang for umpiring a the last minute. Just a reminder that the Cartwright Minor Ball year-end tournaments and awards presentations are fast approach- ing: Saturday, Aug. 11 - Tyke, Squirt, and Senior Divisions; Saturday, Aug. 18 - T-Ball and Mite Divisions. The awards presentation will follow the final game for each division. A BBQ will be available as a fundraiser for Cartwright Minor Ball. Port Perry Minor Hockey's still seeking volunteers Port Perry Minor Hockey is gearing up for the 2001-2002 season. The Annual General Meeting and elections were held June 5 at the Scugog Community Center. Prior feed- back indicated people did not attend the AGM because the meeting was tra- ditionally held on a Sunday so this year the meeting was held on a weeknight and attendance was still poor. Thank you to those parents who took the time to come out and have some input into your child's hockey experience.. Once again, the organization is in great need of volunteers. We need coaches, convenors, referees and time- keepers. Any help would be appreciat- ed. We would also like to expand on the PPMHA website this season but need someone to help the organization with maintaining the site. Perhaps there is a high school student out there who could use this as his'her communi- ty service? Volunteers and anyone with any inquiries please call the minor hockey voicemail line at 905-985-4636 and leave your name and number and any additional information. Your call will be passed on to the appropriate executive member. Registration numbers are about the same as last season and it looks like there will be "A" teams in all divisions Plans are in place for the 2001-2002 hockey season and possibly "B" teams in Atom, Peewee, Bantam and Midget. We are still in need of a Peewee A coach but coaches in other divisions for our A teams are as follows: Novice - Brad Brouse; Atom - Brett Laycoe; Bantam - Pete Christie; Midget - Todd Wilbur and Richard Hobbs. The Midget B staff will consist of Erik Hudson, lan McCready, Kenton Lefort, and Tom Chambers. Try-outs for A teams will commence on Sept. 4. Watch the newspapers for dates and times for each age group. Anyone interested in coaching B teams or house league should complete a coaching application and submit it as soon as possible. We still have openings for golfers in the Minor Hockey Golf Tournament, to be held on Aug. 17 at Wolf Run Golf Club. It is a shotgun start at | p.m. and. includes 18 holes, cart, steak dinner, prize table and the opportunity to bid in the silent auction. All this for only $400 per foursome. Interested golfers can contact Amanda at 985-3264 or fill out an application at Van Camp and Keller offices at 204 Casmir St., Port Perry. Two reminders for our members - play Nevada at Reid's Independent to support minor hockey and August 15 is the day that post-dated cheques writ- ten at registration will be processed. Brooklin increases lead to three games . From Page 21 went back in at9:19 of the third going the distance. Referees on the night, Vinson and McGrath called five penalties, four for the Redmen and one for the Athletics. Shawn Williams was uncharacter- istically feisty for the sec- ond game in a row drawing two of the four Redmen penalties. Game 4 of this series is Thursday, (Aug.9) at 8:30 p.m. at the Bill Burgoyne Arena in St. Catharines while Game 5, if needed, is scheduled for Iroquois Park Arena on Saturday (Aug. 11) at 7 p.m. Professional racers take to the track Sunday From Page 21 to over 40. On Sunday, the big boys will take to the track, said Mr. Lee, who promises all who attend a show they soon won't forget. Those wishing to take in the action on Sunday are encouraged to gath- er at the track around 10 a.m. and walk the pits, meet their favourite rac- ers and check out ven- dor tents. The racing is expect- ed to begin at 11:15 am. and continue through to about 4:30 p.m. Tickets to the event will be $10 on Saturday and $15 on Sunday. Children under