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"Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 14,1994 --29 4a Bats coming alive for the NADIE. On June 2, the Taylor Ford Mites travelled to Oak Ridges and came home with their first win. Port started quickly scoring three in the first on a single by B.J.Schaump and walks to Justin Shinn and Tyler Lee before Jonathon Breen hit a two out single scoring two runs. Oak Ridges got two back in the bottom of the first and one in the second to tie the game. Port opened up breathing room in the third scoring four, then another seven in the fourth. Perry. Jeft Tarbotton, Thomas Lee and Trevor Lance are enjoying a good season of summer hockey with the Kawartha Canadians Major Novice Triple A based in Woodville. The team has won a couple of tournaments already afid perhaps the highlight so far was a 2-0 win over a visiting Russian Red Army novice team that had not lost a game. Jeff and Trevor play forward on this team and Thomas Is one of the goaltenders. Early In July the boys will be heading for Arnprior for a four day tournament. This fall they expect to be playing Atom hockey In Port Stuart Cochrane pitched well for two more innings before running into trouble in the fifth. Tyler Lee came into relieve but also had control trouble. B.J.S¢haump came in to put out the fire and keep the Taylor boys : in the lead 16-13. Port scored two in the sixth Squirts win big 14-2 On June 9, the Legion Squirt fastball squad hosted Markham and our bats were loaded as we took a 144 win. Mark Richardson had a two hitter, 12 strikeouts and ten walks. Chris Skerratt earned three walks while Matt Skerratt had three hits. Chris Monsnia and Aaron Lycett had two hits, Sean Jeffrey had one, Mark and Braden Tarbotton had triples. Earlier in the week, we parfially avenged an earlier loss to +, Stouffville as we played to a 5-5 "tie. Stouffville used two walks nd a hit in their last at-bat to t the tying run. £2 started for the "golden ys" and allowed just one run on three walks, two strikeouts. Mark notched five K's in relief and clubbed a two run triple. Port Perry singles were by Matt Skerratt, Sean, Aaron, "Windows" Wiseman and Jeff Kane. The 'team travelled to St Catharines on June 11 for their 'second tournament of the season. The team was uncharacteristically flat in their opening game against a charged: up Oshawa team. The result was a 2-0 loss for Port as Oshawa capitalized on a throwing error and a two out walk. Tim pitched well in allowing just two walks and four hits. He registered seVen strikeouts. Chris Monsma made a nice catch off a line drive to second base and Jeff charged a popup to Right Field successfully. Chris Monsma and Sean Jeffrey were the only two Port hitters to solve the speedy Oshawa hurler and an inconsistent umpire strikezone. In our second game of the tournament our heroes bounced back and showed their more typical style of play on their way to an 11-2 win over Willowdale. Our third game was against Stratford and a thunderstorm shortened our game and averted our comeback. We had fought back from a 5-0 deficit after two innings with three runs in the fifth inning. Mark (two doubles), Sean (one double) were the only Legion batters to hit off the Stratford hurler who successfully idated our batters. E: to such tactics will teach our players how to cope with these challenges in the future. Jeff and Chris earned walks during our rally and both scored proving how important walks can be. Rich Bryant got a start in right inti For Qualify Customer Service Serving you & your neighbours in all your Automotive Needs, New & Used! Including GM Employees & Immediate Family Members! thanks to Tyler Lee's home run and Justin Vandergaast's triple which scored Jonathon Breer for a final score of Port Perry 18 - 3 Oak Ridges 13. field in this game and the rookie Taylor Mites Playing well were B.J.Schaump with a single and a save, Stuart Cochrane a double and pitching, Justin Shinn two walks, Tyler Lee scoring four riins with a homerun and a triple, Kellen Jackson had a single, Jonathon Breen four singles, Caleb Atkins a single and good defense, Justin Vandergaast had a double and two triples, Jeff Corbett scored two runs with good base running, Darryl Copithorn had a single and catching, Luke Pilkey with a single and Terry Daly with good contact hitting. June 1 the Taylor boys ran into red hot pitching as Woodbridge's pitcher threw a no-hitter in a lopsided win. June 8 Vaughan came to town to hand the Taylor Ford boys another loss. Port's bats are starting to come alive but the pitching still needs a little practice. June 9, Port travelled to Aurora and again had trouble finding the plate resulting in another loss. continues to progress in his fastball development and has worked hard in batting practice also. Next home game for the Legion Squirts will be against the powerhouse Bramalea team on June 16 at the South diamond. [ id Call: RANDY HATHAWAY $70. with PPTC Membership Toll-free : 1-800-668-5845 $85. w/o Membership ' Qualified Instructors TRENT REGISTRATION CHEVROLEY UNDSAY - Hwy. 355., JUNE 16th, 6 to 8 PM MOE a "oo AY At the Port Perry Tennis Courts CADILLAC (1979) UD. Tor. (416) 686-3426 For more information call Jeff Murray 985-9855 [11H Sponsored by KFC. 4 (OR MMER ENNIS Sues i] Port Perry Tennis Club MONDAY to FRIDAY JULY 11th to 29th Diane Burt 985-3091 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Scugog FIELDS of DREAMS SCUGOQ SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT JULY 1st, 2nd, 3rd ~ Openings Still Available for All Divisions For more information or to register call Doug Dempsey 725-6501 (days); 985-8865 (evenings). Friday, July 1st STIL To I STI [6 EXC MO ITFTR ES (m7. ) [eo = featuring Had] ] 6 (o7.Y0 | MI.Y o-4 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM SCUGOG ARENA (OF TTF] DI T-T1S Admission $10.00 Tickets are available at the Scugog Citizen, Irwin Smith Music, Port Perry Printing, Winchester Arms, Circular Sounds and at the door. Saturday, July 2nd Scugog Fields of Dreams presents ... AAV] 40] 2 Hour Program 8:00 PM Dancing to the Live Band 'CHASER' 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM SCUGOG ARENA Admission $10.00