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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, September 24, 1991 -- 21 <u defeated Kathy Reese. Record participation and per- fect weather were highlights as 27 men and 17 women competed for honours in this year's single championships at the Port Perry Tennis Club. Also in evidence were the results of the Junior Development Part Perry Tennis Club singles finals were held two Sundays ago and Sophia Brendon (left).defeated- Winnie Tobin. In the consolation match, Laurie Cooper Program 4s many of the young members are now playing at a competitive level with the senior members. ' The. tournament started S ber 8 with the 1 In the womens championship, Winnie Tobin and -Sophia Brendon squared off with Sophia coming out on top 6-1, 1-6, 6-4. In the consolation round, Laurie and eRmpionship matches held Sept. 15 Cooper defeated Kathy Reese in a very competitve match with Lauri¢ coming out in front 4-6, 6- _ In the Mens singles finals, Jay Nelli (second from left) downed John Rickey (left) " while George Bright (right) had the upper hand over Dick Martin. Record participation in tennis tournament 2, 6-3. In the mens division, George Bright out-lasted Dick Martin 6-4, 6-1, to take the con- solation round. And for the cham- pionship, last year's winner Jay Neill won a match that lasted nearly three hours over John Rickey. The scores were 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, and this-was a real crowd pleaser. .. v The depth and calibre of play in the Port Perry Tennis Club continues-to improve. With over 40 compétitors in this year's championships, the future never looked brighter, ~ Legion Squirts cap a fine season with silver The Port Perry Légion Squirts capped a fine season by. winning the silver medals in their league tournament held recently in Thomhill. g _ The boys got things going with a 7-3 win over Pickering as Jason Heyworth struck nine along the way. *Offense was supplied by Casey VanSchagen with two singles, Ryan Moynes and Doug Short each witha triple, That win put the Legion crew against their arch rivals from Stouffville who finished first over the regular schédule with Port in second spot. Their-games ovér the season were always hard-fought affairs and this one was no different. Marc Versage got the Legion going with a base hit, stolen base and run scored as Doug Short rapped ou a single. The defenses on both teams was in top form as hits and runs were very hard to come by. Port held the powerful Stouffville attack at bay until the bottom of the 7th when things _began to come apart for Port Perry. A walk, an crror and base hit and the game is over in a hurry. Heyworth struck out nine in going the distance and singles came from Versage, Short, Heyworth, Jason Best and Ryan Williamson.In game three, Port faced Pickering again and took a 3- 1 lead through five innings. , But they put the game away with four in the 6th for a 7-2 victo- Heyworth again struck out nine and went the distance. He helped his own cause with two singles and Best, Short and VanSchagen did the same. Single hits went to Scott Jeffrey, Ryan Hawkins, Ryan Puckrin and Owen St. John, That win set the stage for anoth- er match-up with Stouffville with players and fans expecting a real thriller. Jason Best scored early for Port on a fielders choice but Stouffville -Scugog Men's Hockey action heating up the local ice pad Troy Glazier had a superb game between the pipes as Crandells shut down Fitzg 2-0 in Scugog Mens Hockey League action Sunday moming. It was week two for the (older) boys of winter and Donovan Smith provided all the offense Crandells would need as he netted both goals. Rob Kroonenberg chipped in 'with two assists with Roger Moase and Rick Olaisen each get- ting a single helper. 'The second game of the mom- ing was another exciting end-to- end affair with Andersons getting the upper hand 10 squeeze past Compton 4-2. '. Carl Durward notched a pair for the winners with Joe McIntyre and Doug Suppelsa getting the others, along with one assist each. Peter Lane had two assists with singles to Ron Zaparaniuk, Darcy Milligan, Rick Sheehey and Rich » Huggins. Counting for: Compton was. © Rod "Lindros" Connelly with both goals. Brian Burps and Jim Duncan picked up. the assists. i peed was the order of the day "in game three as both teams were in high gear from start to finish and J and D Carpentry managed to put one over og Van and Truck World by a 2-14nargin. Terry Flieler picked up an un- assisted goal for the Carpenters with R. Brownell getting other from Gary Lance dnd Fred Moffat. Brian Samis from Wayne Fox counted the lone marker for Van and Truck World. It was a one-sided affair in game four as Nortons rolled over Sportsland by a 6-1 margin. Dave Dickson clicked for two Ray goals in the winning cause. Brad Hurst, Randy Prosser and Ken Davidson each helped with a goal and assist and Jason Warner picked up the other marker. Brian Norton had two assists for his team with single set-ups by --Doug Brown, Richard Sakanashi, John Woodward, Dave Roth and Zaparaniuk. Doug Bache tallied the lone marker for Sportsland with just 1:21 left in the game. Ken Little and Scott Davis had assists on this goal that broke up the shut-out FIVE PIN BOWLING Needed: Bowlers for Sunday Night Mixed League Couples & Singles Welcome | NEW TIME - 7:30 to 9:30 PM (Spaces still available in the following leagues: Tuesday Night Men's, Thursday Night Men's and Wednesday Night Ladies.) {Call 985-7908 ior more information. picked up a pair in their half of the first. VanSchagen, tied the game in' the, third when he was driven home by Heyworth's single. In the fifth, Port made a move as Short led off with a single, fol- lowed by a walk to Williamson. When VanSchagen singled the bases wero loaded with none out. Heyworth hit a liner to third and Short got hit with throw as he was trying to scor¢ at home. He was safe but a shoulder injury knocked him out of further action. This seemed to take the wind out of Port's sails as they went down in the inning with no further damage, and Stouffville fought back with five to take 7-3 lead. Jason Bést hit a long home run, but that wasn't enough as Stouffville went on to win the game 9-4 and claim the gold medals. With the end of the season, the boys want to thank the Legion for sponsorship, Carolyn Best for her help and Grampa Parrish helping out where needed. And the coach- ¢s, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Heyworth ,and Mr. Short especially want to thank the boys on the team for a great surgmer on the diamond and for doing what they do best: Being boys. Eat-in or Take-out BOSTON BLUE (plate) SPECIAL Buy 1 Fish & Chip and Get 1 Fish TRY OUR FRESH ATLANTIC SALMON - IN FRESH WEEKLY! We serve salmon steaks, halibut steaks & stuffed sole (not deep fried). These dinners include soup or salad and choice _ Licenced by the LLBO for your dining pleasure. of potato. em Port Perry XL Eagles on winning the OASA Intermediate "C" Championship "Ken and Carol Irvine