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lier, Mosport International Speedway roared to life once again this past weekend (June 27th) with its thrilling brand of stock car racing action which includes Street Stock, Sportsman, Late Model, and Thundercar divi- sions. This weekend also provided some extra excitement for the fans 8s a Ladies race was put on the schedule as a special feature event. The Ladies races are comprised of the wives or the girlfriends of the drivers who reg- ularly compete here at Mosport i peedway. Well, this race did not disappoint yone as the women donned their Miers pf on their driving suits and wok to the track as if they did it every week themselves. It sure was exciting 10 soe them going door handle to door handle as they put on a great show with lots of passes, spins and hard charges. But in the end it was Donna Smith from Port Perry who took the checkered flag and the win as she stormed across the finish line very proud and deserving. Second place went to Debbie Shepstone, also from Port Perry and in third was Laura Davidson from Toronto. In the Street Stock division, Andy Warbutton (from Oshawa) had a flaw- less night as he won two heat races early in the evening and then stormed home across the finish line like never before, capturing the feature race, tak- ing the trophy and the coveted victory lap in style. Not far behind and stay- ing close to Warbution and able to grab second place was Jim Rossiter from Scarborough. Third went to Graham Brown of Willowdale. In the Sportsman division, Ken Paston (from Caledon) was the happy man of the evening as he won a heat carly in the evening and then went on 10 smoke everybody on the race track as he did some incredible driving and went on to win the feature race as well.In second and doing some amaz- ing driving feats of his own to stay with the leader was Daryl Leatherdale from Blackstock. In third, after some hard charges, as well as spins was G lead from Orillia. the Late Model Division, Dave Taylor was the man with a mission as he t00 won a heat and cruised home "SPORTS SHORTS Jones (of Fraserville) was the double winner of the evening as he stormed across the finish line first in an early evening heat as well as capturing sec- ond place in the feature race. Wi the feature was Mark Thorpe of Richmond Hill and in third was Rob Mayberry of Millbrook. Next weekend is Erin Maxx Night, who are the makers of NASCAR trad- ing cards and new this year, the Trans-Am tour. As well, the week after next (July 11-12) the Bud wiple Crown 100 takes place where we will see the American/Canadian Tour (GM National Stock Car Series) as well as the Supermods return for this double- header weekend. Don't miss cithe of Bruton's LD.A. defeated Mitchel's Plumbing 4-0. Scoring for LD.A. was Lawrence Cook from Steve Nagy and then Mark Sauter scored assisted by Wade Ritchie. In the second half, Blayne Kinnunen scored the third goal assist- ed by Matthew Krajuk and Mark Sauter. Wade Ritchie scored the fourth goal assisted by Mark Sauter. Lawrence Cook and Scout Cunningham shared the shutout with Scott making a great save in the last two minutes. Mark Sauter played a strong game on forward scoring a goal and adding two assists. T-Ball Another successful night of T-Ball at R.H. Comish School came down June 23rd. The game on the east dia- mond witnessed competition between Port Perry Muffler and Brake and the Spitfires. The Muffler and Brake bats bombed the Spitfires defense with clutch hits by Johnathon Taylor, Jessica Cleeton, and Michael McKenna. The Spitfires fired back with outstanding play headed by Danielle Beach, Shona Tighe, and . Jessica Spence . At the west diamond the Pon Perry General Store met one to one with Lizy-Lou Decor. The General Store crew went shopping for some runs. Registering hits were Ricky Rahm, Joshua Durward, and Deena O'Hare. Lizy-Lou countered by passing the ball all over the field and fine defense anchored by Jeff Rankin, Andrew Adams, and Crai Make sure you check out the action next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. when the Spitfires take off against Port Perry General Store and Lizy- Lou Decor tries to paint Port Perry CRYSTAL GLEAR (formerty Photofax in the Port Perry Plaza) 24 HOUR FILM DROP-OFF WINDOW we now offer * UNIQUE GIFTWARE * AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY * PLASTIC LAMINATION * SHIPPING SERVICE "JUST ARRIVED" Canon Full Colour Copy System If you want something New & Different drop by or call us in the PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-0918 STORE HOURS: Monday 1 Saturday 9:30 1 5:30 "May Al Your Thoughts be CRYSTAL CLEAR" Muffler and Brake into a corner. Mites Ball Saintfield Machining defeats Brian's Towing June 24, by a score of 9-0. Great pitching for Brian's Towing by Darren Royale and Tyler Houthuys. Good defensive fielding by Billy Carr and super fly catching by Patrick McKeman. Strong pitching for Saintfield by Michael Giannini and Derek Shaddock. Excellent batting for Saintfield by Bradley Giannini, with a home run by Joel Thomson. Mites Monday, June 22, the team of Schildt Machining played the Garden Centre at Perry by Deena Larson and David Sharpe, while Justin Sanders had a great save at short stop. Showing fine form for Greenbank were Joey S., Katelyn L., and Callan N.. Final score 15-5 for" Schildt Machining. 7-8 Mites Pizza Delight vs Hank's Pastries. Defense was the name of the game on Monday, June 22 in the game between Pizza Delight and Hank's Pastries, a thrilling 5-5 tie. After both teams failed to score in their first, Pizza Delight got 4 hits from the middle order for 2 runs. Hank's tied the game in the third with the help of a Jeff Tarbotton double. In the fourth, Corey Simpson helped Pizza Delight go ahead 5-2, nobody out and the bases loaded. Spencer Churchill saved the day for Hand's with a super triple play, caich- ing a liner to third and then two Pizza runners for an amazing 3 out play. In the bottom of the fifth, Michael Elaschuk started a rally for Hank's with a single, nd came around 10 score, starting & 3 run inning M through flying colours. final score W.G.H. 8, 10 tie the game. Pizza Delight needed a defensive gem from pitcher Donny Sheriffs to catcher Pierce Jones for a force play out at home to help pre- serve the tie. Everyone enjoyed the game with a super effort from all play- ens. Lob Ball Challenge On Thursday, June 25, Community Memorial Hospital travelled to Whitby for a Mixed Lob Ball game against Whitby General Hospital. The game produced some good hitting, good pitching, good base running from "Olympic Sprinter" Ruth Wilkins, and s fine play from "Ballerina" Cheryl Smart in left field. Our youth replacement crew if Amy an and Christopher White and stthew McOarry came with Port Perry 7. Our next game is Tuesday, July 7 ot 6:30 p.m. in Port Perry on the south a against Oshawa General Another big week for Merchants This week's sports report for the Port Parry Midget Mo comes Merchants to a 4-1 victory over Bramalea. The dered by © you courtesy Roger Moase, CA., and Ives Florists and Antiques. The Merchants had another suc- cessful week, winning both their games. Last Tuesday night, Jeff Card med in a fine game on the pitch- ing hill as he fanned nine and allowed just two hits to pace the run Card was un-camed. The Merchants went ahead in the fourth inning on a lead-off double by Darrel Vander Sieg: anc an RBI single off the bat Grant Kay. gb they waited until the sixth inning to really break the game open with three big runs on singles by Chad Venning, an RBI single Kearns are the top athletes at S.A. received their awards at gradua- ams PRIME TIME SPOTS STILL AVAILABLE - Banquet Hall Holds up to 100 - 2 Bars, 2 Patios, Full Kitchen & Lounge AND THE COURSE IS LOOKING GREAT Twilight Price ..... $13.00 other Weekday Price .... $18.00 " \ a eel A TODAY 985-2234 Bacco 1430 KING STREET from Scott MacLennan and a solid triple by Steve Stiles that drove 8CTOSS (WO runs. Last Thursday night, the team was in and thumped Dias 13-7 behind the pitching of Chad Venning who fanned two, ; walked four and allowed six camed runs. Chad got some relief help in the 7th from Denis Smith who came on (0 strike out two while giv- ing up a walk. Jeff Card had a fine night at the plate as he cranked a pair of round- trippers along with a single. Jason Cochrane had a homer, Scott MacLennan two singles, Denis Smith three singles, Todd Smart with two, Jason McBride a single and a double, and singles each from Brad Moase and Chad Venning. On Sundgy evening, the Merchants were invited to play in the XL Eagle fastball tournament in an exhibition game against the host Eagle squad. Fortunately for the Merchants, the Eagles were out of the tournament by this game and their skills had collected a bit of rust. The Merchants took the game 8-0 behind some fine pitching by Smith, Card and Venning, who allowed just five hits by the Eagles. Not only did the Merchants tum in a fine game defensively, they were able to tune up the batting Other hits came from Jason Cochrane with two singles, Steve Laird a triple and singles from Moase and Vander Ligt. The Merchant coaching staff feels the Eagles will want to play the Merchants in a retum match under more favourable circumstances and they are looking forward to the challenge. In up-coming games, the are in Stroud June 30 at 8:30 PM; in Scarborough July 6 at 8:30 and host Markham July 7 at 8:30 PM. But the big test for this talented team is this coming week- end July 3-5 in Stratford for the Eliminations. There are 32 teams entered in