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In thig week of fastball action in the York-Durham league Port Perry's Mite rep team split their games with a 12-9 win on the road at Newmarket and a 17-3 loss at home to Willowdale who may be the toughest team in the league right now. Mike LePort régistered the "W" on 2 hits, 9 walks and 11 strikeouts. He rebounded from a tough 5 run third inning (where our fielders made 4 consecutive costly errors) to get things going our way again by striking out the side in the fourth inning. He had 3 hits including a homer to help his own cause as well. Also having good games at bat were Steve MacLennan ( 2 hits), Matt:Skerratt (homerun), Jeff Kane (2 hits and a walk) Graham Dick (single and double), Stuart Cochrane (single and two walks), Tim Jones and Mike Koury with Our bats were a lot colder despite the hot weather on July 7 as the team was handcuffed by the no-hit, 12 strikeout effort by the Willowdale ace." Our ROOFING and INSULATION Specialty A FAMILY BUSINESS SINCE 1958 Reasonable Rates WE DO ALL OF OUR OWN WORK and GUARANTEE IT! "Get Two Estimates ... ae) 723-9022 . SPORT SHORTS ble to convert 3 of the 4 walks he allowed into runs thanks to some good baserunning especially by Stuart after he twisted an ankle on a slide into third base but gallantly hobbled into home base to break up the shutout. Alert catches were made on the infield on line-drives hit to Matt Breen and Mike Milligan. Our defence wasn't as steady as it has been in some games and overall we weren't helped to help prevent Mike LeFort from taking the "L® in this one. He had 8 strikeouts sandwiched in amongst 8 walks and 10 hits. The team hoped to rebound from their loss in preparation for a Tournament in Napanee on July 17. Good Luck team!!! Soccer News Under 7 Hot!!! Both the weather and Manvers who handed D'Tips a 5-1 loss, despite the excellent play by . Crystal Humphrey and Brittany. Travis McCabe picked up a hat-trick and Justin McGill notched two goals for Manvers. Well done both teams. Port Perry Printing easily handled Be Sure Qne is Ours!" Port Perry Lions Club, 6-0. wey Bray scored twice, and also did well on his shift in net. Glen Powell got a hat trick, and Paul Jewell scored as well." Leo Taillon was great on offense and defence, and Erica Bulloch continued to show good potential. Bronwyn Renison and Marie their losing battle, with Alisha Timmers well in pet. Brian's Towing defeated a wilted looking Twice Told Tales, who had to make do with no substitutions. Grant Ranieri opened the scoring, and Caylie Gilmore put Brian's up by two before the hall. James Donaldson got the insurance goal in the second half. Keneth Britt and Brandon Hoskin did a terrific job in net. Matthew Hertzberg worked tirelessly, and Davin Michel was amazing on his shift in net. Under 9 Excellent team work by Second lod them to a 4-1 win over Subbies. Special mention to 'aylor Ramsey with two goals, Liam McKeracher with one, and Spencer Churchill with one. Derek Young and Jamie Geer also put in & strong effort. Pat Lewis had wigood game for Subbies offensively, and Derek Gbreski scored their lone marker. Ryan Hutchins, John Guenther and Brandon Davis played well. Reach Park Motors defeated Waterfront Cafer2-0 thanks to goals by Alex McKay and Kevin Gloster, backed by good efforts from Richard Tracey and Jordan Beelby. Jason Wanamaker and Leanne Barfoot put in a sterling effort for Waterfront C avers played Darlene Colton Photography, and were actually ahead at the end of the first half, with two goals by Joel Ward and one from Brandon Sgearing. The rallied ip the second half 10 take the game, 5-3. Matthew Kammings got another hat-trick, and Ryan O'Leary kicked in two James Colton played an excellent game, and Scott Lennox made some fantastic saves. Haugen's Heroes matched that score in their game against Raglan At Dowson's Valu-mart in the Port Perry Plaza You Always Save! Located on the back of your Dowson's Register Receipt Tapes are Super Savings from these Professional Merchants in Your Area. showed great hustle in * ® Port Perry Car Wash Free Hot Wax & $1 Off B Basic Car Wash; $3 Off Deluxe Car Wash* ® Paulmac's Pet Food $2. Off Your Purchase (min. $15.); $5. Off Your Purchase (min. § ® Re/max Scugog Realty Ltd. Robert & Carolyn Complimentary M larket Ar ® Irwin Smith Music Ltd. D unt Off any Purchase' 10 Off any Mo ® Videorama vie or Ninter Rental' . Brock Department Store IELTS dered r Matching Pants' ® Subby's Submarine Buy ® Guardian Drugs One - Get One Free St Purchase \ Scugog Citizen Publishing Ltd. Off any One Classi rd Ad *Some restrictions may apply. Check Coupons on the back of the Dewson's Register Receipt Tapes. Welding. Lea Lansdell had a hat trick while Greg Jeffrey added another two. Billy Britt and Sntinoghar Spence each had nice aggressive on ike rye do played a great last quarter in net. Joseph Kozlinsky got two goals for Raglan, assisted by Lori Powell. Grace Michel scored, assisted by Evan Powell. Scott Symes and John Dutka shared the goaltending duties, and each made some terrific stops. Tim's Renovations didn't mind the heat a bit, winning their match against Mr, Sub handily. Richard Brazier scored four times, Matt three, Kyle Marlow two, and Dantel Bois and Todd Lance each scored one. Honourable mention goes to Kevin Anderson. For Mr. Sub, Timi Cruickshank made an awesome save in the first half. Shawn Demaio had & greal scoring opportunity, but was thwarted by Kyle Marlow. Alexander Guenther Todd Lance and Ryan Howe shived fine positional play. Jason Silk was versatile, filling both offensive and defensive rolls. Under 11 Manvers showed a lot of stamina, having to play two games on the hottest nights so far this year, July 7 and 8 Against Emmerson Insurance, Jarrett came away with & hat trick, and singles were scored by Jamie Cameron, Greg Robinson, Steven Stiner, and Sasha Lohse on an assist by Ashley Notenboom Gerard Timmer answered with three goals for Emmerson, but it just wasn't enough. Katie Beirness looked good on offense, and Rebecca Cruickshank wes fearless on defence Chris Hoskin and Matt Smart were both brave in net. Willowtree Farms suffered their second loss at the hands of Maavers. Willowtree was plagued with injuries but Christine Weber managed » fine «Tort, as did goaltenders Greg Beehan and matthew Robertson Andy Bilton opened the scoring for Manvers, assisted by Jamie Cameron. Jamie got the next, assisted by Ashley Notenboom Brave play by Stacey Cunningham who took » Lali in the face, and arm; kept the game interesting. Two goals by Bryan Jarrett and one more by Steven Stiner pul the game away for ~Manvers. Amanda Hafeli played nderful defence, and Matthew Mullock was great in net. The Legal Eagles won their game against Van Camp Contracting, 5-2. Trevor Lance and Tony Boomsma each scored twice, and Justin MofTat scored one. Michael Sytama got both markers for the contractors. Under 13 The Manvers Mosquito team just edged out Bcugog Citizen, 2-1. Lee and Robinson scored the goals for Manvers, and Michael Demaio got the lone marker for the Scugog Citizen team. Simcoe 'A' Champs For the second time in as many weeks the Port Perry Logon pre travelled to & tournament to return home as the 'A champs. This time they did it in the town of Simcoe on Saturday, In the first game they played, the team went up against Carlisle and came away with an 8-1 victory. Chris Jones and Mark Richardson shared the pitching duties going three innings each and getting five strikeouts apiece while giving up just one hit. Jones also went 2 for 3 at the plate, as did Ryan McQuade with all four hits being singles. Dalton laid down two nice bunts for a single and a sacrifice as well as lashing out an additional hit. Game two was against Kitchener whom the team hadnt seen before, and it wasn't known how they would do. Much to the delight of the crowd which has so faithfully followed this team so far the boys did not let them down as they recorded another 8-1 win. The two aces on the mound again performed well striking out woven and allowing two hits this* time. Mike Versage scooped up a bunt attempt and threw 8 Aaron Lyvcett covering at first for one of the fine defensive plays. Outfielders McTaggart, Moosma, and Jeffrey did their usual steady jobs of covering for errant throws which does tend to in the minds of the opposing as they think of potential s The final of the day pitted the Legion team aguiost the host Simeoe team who had previously beat Port in the St Catherines tournament 5-2 and put them in the Consolation side. Port knew they had to dig in if they wanted to event the score and played excellent as they put « 50 shutout in the books. Jones went the distance notching 11 strikeouts while allowing two singles and awarding no walks. He also went 2 for 3 at the plate helping the team out on both ides of the coin Mark Heffern made a great catch out in right as he pulled one off the top of his shoe laces on the very first play of the game. Dalton made a fine catth of a line drive going to his right while playing second and also had two assists to first. The most amazing Play of this affair cccurred out in left field as Monsma was running in for the catch only to fall in the grass. While laying flat on his stomach he stretched out his entire three foot, six inch frame and came up with the catch much to the aswonishment of the batter As well as the team hardware that was brought home, two individuals received awards for their play the day. Chris Jones got top pitcher as he worked 14 innings giving up one run on three hits and striking out 21. Ryan McQuade received tournament MVP as he hit 667 and made some fine defensive plays &t the short stop position The team's record to date in tournament and league play consists of 21 wins, 5 losses, and have outscored Lhe opposition 214-68. RAIN or SHINE! Huge Tent In case of rain! Adults $9.00 Under 12 - $3.00 Great fun for the Entire Family!