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SPORTS SHORTS _ Cartwright Minor Baseball T-Ball Lishman's and H & M Wright Sox; Game rescheduled for June 17 at the North-East diamond of Cartwright Public School, Blackstock Lioness 19, Lishman's 12: Both teams played exceptionally welll! Blackstock Lioness scored high early in the gume. Sean McNamara hit a double and a homer, Sarah Oppen had three hits. For Lishman's, Jay Nadon made many good saves in the first inning. Joel Michel made a double play and Brian Martyn batted three runners home in the fourth, Tyke Baker Automotive 6, Asselstine 1: SALES and SERV Who you gona call"? Sod Busterl "My customers are always amazed how quick, easy and neat the Sod Cutter works. Clear the way for pools, patios, gardens, and walkways with a minimum of effort, Save that sod and re-use i somewhere else. SCUGOG EQUIPMENT "h Industrial Park C For Baker Automotive, Jason Michel, Jessica Diamond and Marc Morrison all made double plays. Great hitting by Johnathon, Ashley and Tylor. For Asselstine, Katie and Kevin had terrific hits, Curtis and Brent also did a fine job. Baker Automotive 10, Hutton Heating 9: For Baker Automotive, Jim and Mike Morrison displayed excel. lent Ming, Also scoring runs were Ashley, Jason, Jessie and Ry, pn Heating's pitcher was hot, oy 8 strike-outs, The defense was ght and Tyson vi home twice. J.C. Flooring 15, Port Perry 1.0.A, 14: For J.C. Flooring, Ryan Roy hit a and slam and Brian Wonnacott hit 8 me run. Stephanie Kingswell made Need to Remove Some Lawn We rent all kinds of Lawn & ICH 985-4416 - Bauer pitched an excell a great play at second and Joey Schambry caught two wild pop-flies. Ryan Woods and Damyl Dean piched . & great game, For Sport Perry 1.0. A. Jeremy Johnis and Cameron Bernest each got a double, Jeremy Johns made a pop- fly catch on the mound and threw to first for a double play. Great playing by all and hope you had fun! Thanks for the assistance from the umpires, Jordan-Cully Jays 24, London Life Lazers 21: Jordan-Cully Jays went into_the bottom of the fifth inning with an eleven run Lite Liserd § closed the gap In the score $0 they were only behind by three. There was one out when Jordan-Cully Jo relief pitcher, Kyle MoLurg, came into the game to silk out the next two batters and end the game, uirt Don Frew Ro 21, Technique Drywall 8: For Don Frew & Sons, eat running catches made by Colin anne and Troy Mappin, Good base - running was done by Billy Buston and Chris Thompson, Adrion Oppers $ave 4 runs to the team, For Technique Drywall, David ent game and John Bumets showed consistent back: catching, Speedy Muffler 28, MKM Bagbaaters 17: For Speedy Muffler, am Stewart and Candace Boceacclo both had home runs, Both Katie Stephenson and Brad Martin plched well, For MKM Eggbeaters, ravis Hazelden had a single, while Ryan Prescott and Jamie Budge had home runs, Senior Cummings Backhoe Blaiknock Nardwers oe For Cmmings ac William Michel had grand slam home runs, while Dustin Marnoch and 16, For PROFESSIONAL MORTGAGE BROKERS INC. 204 Casimir Street (at Perry St), Port Perry 985-4029 © KENNETH P. REINHARDT owner / Broker "Securing Your Best Interest" The Hebels are 1992 to Sir achievement. Junior fugoy Sued if vid 4 TAS of the Morn after losing a nall-biter 12 to 10 on June 7th, nuraluiaions to the Junior Rebels for this Prachitko, Lindsay Parry, Simon Trainor, --§ Todd , Steve McQuaid, Jay Bruce Mackey, Coach Karl Svoboda. Co Front from left: Scott Doug , Mike Moluchi, Alex , Nathan Short, Mike Mictal, 8 Scott Daniels. Back from left: Coach Ron Pither, Mike Tripp, Bobby Crawford, Al Lazenby, Shane Smale, Chris Mersereau, Mark Cosway, Mihail Flocher; S198 Latin, rab d Mitchell, Anthony Farell, Dave Morin, Allen Richmond both had home runs, 'They were led defensively by a heads. up double Play and a great play to home plate by Dustin Mamoch. Good catches were made by Ben Humpfrey and Kevin Gilbank, For Blackstock Hardware, Adam Wonnacott led with a double, driving in two runs, Ryan Delor was two for two and good catches were made by Marshal MoQuaid and Natasha Burgess, Leglon Squirt All-Star Theta Lose ih ai eo Legion Squirt Fastba rep team has been indeed the York. Durham league so far a season unl their bubble was burst on the road by Stouffville on June 10th, Hot Stouffville plichingd which held our team to only a single by Michael Versage) was our downfall but a few key disputed umpire calls didn't help liner. his Jones struck out 9 and ave up 9 hits in the 10-3 loss for Port "Ryan McQuade got on base with 3 walks while Casey VanSchagen bot two, Our Mad strikeouts resulted in fow late inning Boor ng opportuniles Port Perry's defensive highlight of the ame was catcher Joff Ashton's fine row to second to get the runner lomping to'seal, lopefully our squad will get some batting practice against high-speed pitching and regain thelr winning orm for thelr next home game on June 18th at 6:30 p.m,. (Water 8t, South diamond, Pee Wee/Squirt Boys Perfect Heating ve Ray Rankin Carpenters: On Tuesday, June 9, Perfoct Heating hosted a + game me agairat Ray Rankin Carpentry in It was a see-saw game as the nters hit in 3 runs in the first inf ng and the Heaters came back with 3. The second inning, Rankins team scored § mor , At the top of the 4 inning the s08re was 12.9 for Perfect Heating, Rankins team went ahead with 9 more runs but Perfect Heating managed to keep their bats working in 7 more runs which made he score 19-17 for Perfect Heatigg. Coaches and fans witnessed some great moves played by both teams, Number one all star for the evening for Perfect Heating without a doubt was Chad Yakeley who not ayed a great defensive game, t 3 for 3, one of which was his first homerun of the season and the winning run fof his team. Paul Chang and Kurt Saari played well hitting 2 for 2. Bill Lea played great in the field and Ryan McBride who made his usual excellent batting and defensive moves, Ray Rankin Carpentry's whole 4 FEATURES LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN STREET STOCK THUNDER CARS fi aBud Rce/ team played really well with ov of scaring, Mike Morden had an out. standing game with a solo shot home run in the 1st and a 3 run homer in the 4th, Chris Drury also played well hit- ting a 3 run homer in the 4th, 9-10 Mites Brian's Towing 10, Flieler's Petro- Can 11: Fast and furious, 'bottom of the first found Brian's down 9-2 but hard work and great team effort brought them up 10 11-10 in the, final inning. Qood pitching by Tyler Houthouy's In the second and Billy Carr who struck out 3 of 4 batters in the fifth, Two great catches were made in the 4th by third baseman Nn Atksey an Swphin Senyk 2 home with a nice hit. Keep up un good work Brian's Towing, Mites Ball Salnuteld Machining defeats DJ, Taylor Insurance June 19, by a score of 1204, Creat pitching by Saintfield, with Derek Shaddock and Donald Septal each striking out 3 in their Solid batting by Mindy Thomson and Bradley Qlannini, For D.J, Taylor, Chris Skerratt and David Halward were strong on the pitcher's mound, with good flelding Raye by Robbie Taylor and Brent oesor, Squirt Soccer Action On June 10, Raglan Welding shut out Flisler's Petro Can 2.0, Wes Langmald opened the scoring, msisted by Michael Anderson, Kevin Robbins po the game out of reach, assisted by sh Zochodne, Darcia Fis provided the defensive back-up to kee, Flioler's off the board, Chris Wygerde and Kalin Moon put in a good effort for Flisler's, For Port Perry Auto Glass "Stingrays" stung Brian's Towing, 6- 2. Matthews Kamminga got a hat trick, with Kevin Lukas, Spencer Churchil Tony Boomsma knock: ing in the others, Thomas Lee did his part by making some great passes. Scoring for Brians 7 ' Tank Landry. Wes Beattie had a ony a ring 8 ame and Brittany Wyger made a Couple of real- ly big saves in net. Lion's Club had a really rough game with the aggressive Manvers 1 team, and fell behind 4-0. Despite the loss Andrea Tindall and Whitey Reid both gave their all offensively, and Kyle Marlow made some fine stops in net. lene Colton Photography came top of their game with 1.G.A. Stacey Cunningham continued to be the leading force, knocking in two. Nicholas Byers also scored once, and More Sports Shorts, page 27 INTERNATIONAL SARS PEEONA) SATURDAY NIGHT GATES OPEN 5:30 PM ADMISSION ADULTS $11.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- FREE