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champlonships held on Sunday, the Lil Gators defeated the Marsh Hill Jerseys 29-15. Front from left Jason Parson, Kevin Martin, Brendon Agnew, Jasen Dawson. In the back from left crysial King, Cralg Beacock, Andrew Pereman, Rob Ri 1] D. and h Jon D , who reminds el to watch for the Snow Ball tournament In February. In the Consolation Final for the Scugog Youth Lob Ball . InA Park Somewhere By Jim Hughson, Sportscaster The Sports Network Industrial Machinery Movers defeated McTaggart Electric 18-8 for the 'A' division title in the " Scugog Youth Lob Ball. And just in you don't believe us, they lined the trophies up as proof. The Movers lost but one game all season, that to the Marsh Hill Jerseys in the final tournament. Front left coach Rob Ashton, Brad Lemieux, Mandy Porter, Jeff Postma and Jason Edinger. In the back from left' manager Emilie Lemieux, Tara Bpown, Frazer Puterbough, Lioyd Short and team sponsor Len Wall. Best effort awards for the tournament went to Heather Mackinnon, Greg Rankin, Jason Phillips, Steve Simpson, Jason Edinger, (Crystal King, Becky Gower and Lisa Vernon. Convenor Jon Dawson says get well soon to the three players who needed medical attention In the tournament, Lawn bowlers can relax After another very busy and It's not quite a runaway's raft trip down the Mississippi but this big- league adventure surely befits a boy named Huck. Huck Fleer is the boy and his first day in major-league baseball is one he'll always remember and not just for the pitches he threw. Flener is a 24 year old Californian in his fourth year of pro ball. He'd been playing admirably and anonymously in the minors at Knoxville, Tennessee. A couple of nifty playoff outings looked like they'd put the cap on a satisfying 13 :6 season for the left-hander until the dominos started tofall and Huck was thrust into a heart-stopping pennant race at Tiger Stadium, Isn't this starting to sound like the time when the storm came up and Huck and Jim were. . . well, that's another story. The Toronto Blue Jays were in Detroit with 18 games to go in the season, trying to hold off the charging Yankees and Orioles when they. determined that Jack Morris would have to miss a start with an elbow injury, so they summoned Flener as insurance that they wouldn't be caught short of pitching. The manager had no intention of using him right away and the equipment man had no idea who was coming; so Flener was given a uniform with the name Green on the back, (His Knoxville. team-mate, Shawn Green, was to be called up on the trip so the Jays had a'jersey along for him.) The day was eventful enough for Greg Flener, who was nicknamed Huck by his dad. He'd flown from Knoxville to Detroit, looked around Tiger Stadium for the first time and then was watching an action-packed game from the bullpen when the next domino fell. The Jays were ahead by a run, the starter was gone, and the parade of relievers was on. Cito Gaston had used a left-hander and needed another ona ready but Al Leiter had a stiff back and couldn't get loose, so the call went to Flener. As fast as you could say "Duke of Bilgewater", Huck was called up, loosened up and then his turn came up. He got the ball with two out in the eighth inning, two runners on and the game, on the line. Just after the scoreboard announced that some guy named Green was in the. game, Huck Flener tossed a fastball to Chad Krueter. He followed it with a slider that induced a lazy fly ball to left field and the inning was over. Toronto held on for the win and Huck was a hero. Swarmed at his locker after the game, Flener coolly said he hadn't been nervous but that belied the fact that in his haste and excitement he'd forgotten his cleats, glove and jock strap at the hotel, That's right: he'd shown up at the park like an orphan and by the end of the night was truly part of the family. The ragamuffin reliever went to the mound in a pressure-packed game wearing Shawn Green's uniform, Pat Hentgen's cleats and Al Leiter's glove. We didn't think it appropriate to ask whase private protector he might have borrowed. Surely he did't go out that night for his big-league debut without a . . .nah! Samuel Clemens would have loved this yarn. "Jim Hughson" The Power To Satisfy. i Hwy. 57, Three miles South of Blackstock (410) 936-4437 vponsored by Your autho YAMAHA & Service ful season on our eight greens, the members of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club are finally beginning to unwind." In the spring we had two weeks of coaching lawn bowling with public school students, and this fall the Club did the same with ~ high school students. Having just completed three busy schedules, the winner of the third schedule was the team of skip Cam Crawford, vice Helen Nodhize and lead Julia Dempse, The I 10a Mixed Pairs trophy was played earlier-this month with the winners being Dennis Smith, Lindsay; Len Yuill, NIUE 0000000000000 0000080080000 BLACKSTOCK ARENA 8 PM to 1 AM - Saturday, OCTOBER 2nd, 1993 | H TWO LIVE BANDS B D.S. Park Band featuring Bavarian Music Plus ... Country & Western Band [217.18 GERMAN » # a [gele]s] PAVETIET. [8 CASH BAR Tickets $10. Person , Call Blair Martyn 986-5165 All proceeds to capital projects at the Blackstock Recreation Complex Oshawa and Larry McLarren of Oshawa. + The Club's annual fall general meeting will be held this Wednesday evening (S 29) starting at 7:30 PM at the Clubhotise on Old Simcoe Street (across from Cawker School) Everyone is welcome to attend and soak up a little "lawn bowling friendliness:" The members of the club would like to extend a big "thank you very much" to greenskeeper Jack Owen for the great job he did looking after the greens. We have received compliments from visitors all summer long about the excellent condition of our greens. Merchants fall The Little Britain Merchants were defeated 6-3 by the Bradford Bulls in a Junior C pre- season game at the Woodville Arena Saturday night. The Bulls broke open a close nn LE TO TO TT TT TR Tr RT TTY IT game in the final period as they scored three times. Veteran Jeff Buden paced the Merchants with a pair of markers in this one with Matt Trent adding the other. There was a steady stream of players to the penalty box through this game as the teams attempt to adjust to the 52 rule changes and the strict enforcement by the guys in black * and white stripes. Merchants will continue their pre-season schedule this coming Saturday evening (October 2) when they host Lindsay Bears of the Central Junior B League. This match will be held in Woodville. PORT PERRY TIRE & WHEEL Automotive ® Farm Commercial @ All Brands Check our Prices Before You Buy! 2985-8177 5STAR POOLS BROOKLIN (416) 655-7827 [e111 [ole] CLOSINGS 1 JUST DIAL 655-STAR