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\ \ Je Scugog Citisen -- Tuesday, June 31, 1904 --37 4% CITIZEN SPORTS Epsom P.S. students Jessica Vanuden (left) and Teena Evans made an outstanding effort at the Durham Final track & fleld meet at Civic Fields on June 7. Jessica finished 4th In the 9 year oid 800 metre and Teena placed 4th In the 11 year old triple jump and 8th in shot put. Pee Wee bats quiet in double header losses The PeeWee Mojacks had a quiet week in the York Durham League this past week On Saturday, they travelled to Bramalea for an early morning double header. Chris Jones took to the mound for the first game In four innings pitched he gave up five hits, four walks and struck out three. Defense was not as solid as it has been in the past and a couple of errors plus timely hits allowed the opposition to score eight runs Port's bats were quiet in this game as we could only pick up four hits. Ryan McQuade scored the first run of the game after reaching on a walk and scoring on a throwing error to second base. Scott Jeffrey picked up the only hit of the fitst inning and scored Youth giris Jackie Bell pitched a good game for Kastelic Kounting in their win over Settlement House eKasey Shinn, Kim Brain and Hayley Finn played well defensively Kasteli¢ had hits from Kasey, Kim, May Britt, Loriann Collins and a grand slam from Jackie Settlement House had good hitting from Sarah Bradbury, Michelle Andrews and Stephanie Knutson, with good pitching from Kasey Briley. Jeff Ashton who had also reached base on a walk. Other singles went to Mike Versage, Jeff and Scott picked up his second single of the game in the fifth. Defensive highlight of the game was a play at first base. On a hit to right field, Derek Tindall threw the ball in to Jon Froats who in turn threw to Clayton at first to tag the runner on his way back to first. Final score 8-3 for Bramalea In the second game the bats were even quieter as Ryan McQuade and Jon Froats were the only two batters to pick up safe hits. Jon pitched the entire gamé and allowed seven hits while giving up three walks and striking out six This was a good defensive game as the score was 1-0 going into the fifth inning Bramalea. Bramalea picked up two runs in each of the sixth and seventh to leave the game at 5-0. Ryan Moynes had a strong game at third including a nice tag on a throw from catcher Brad Monsma on an attempted steal. The boys have a home game Tuesday night against Vandorf at 6:30 and then we are off to Stratford for the weekend for our third tournament of the season. Yor Gamblers win it again for the third time at Baltimore tournament The Greenbank Gamblers were at the Baltimore' Fastball Tournament on the weekend and after five tough games in the extreme heat and humidity, the Gamblers finally captured the trophy and top prize money. This was the third consecutive year the Greenbank team have won this major tournament and this year was possibly the toughest as the Gamblers prevailed through five tough, hard-fought ballgames that included extra innings. Greenbank edged Colborne Rutherfords by an extra inning 2-1 score on Saturday morning and won another 2-1 cliffhanger over North Fred. Juniors on Saturday afternoon Sunday morning saw the Gamblers get past the Stouffville Juniors by a 2-0 count and then edge past North York Aces 3-2 in the afternoon. These victories put Greenbank in the main event final against the host Baltimore team who feature ex-Gambler pitcher Wayne Wells and the fans were looking forward to another key match up. Unfortunately Wells pulled a muscle in his back swinging at a high pitch and was unable to participate in the Championship Game. Todd March took the mound for Baltimore to oppose the Gamblers' Mark Goreski, and when the dust finally settled, Greenbank came home with a 4- 1 win to take the championship and the $1000 first prize. Jim Chilvers and Mark Goreski Those Cuties return The Cuties are making a return appearance, and Greenbank may never be the same again The Cuties, dressed in their finest skirts, blouses and who knows what else, will be taking on the Greenbank Gamblers (past and present) in a fastball game at Greenbank Park on Sunday, June 26 The Cuties made quite a hit (not mention a show) the last time they took on the Gamblers at the official opening of the park a couple of years ago It will ba all in good fun and for a good cause. Proceeds from this game will be turned over to the Greenbank Hall Board. Game time is 2:30 PM and This tournament has 16 teams tickets are $3.00 each or $10 for in it and we could come up against St. Mary's whom we played last year in the O.ASA championships. There should be some good ball games at this one. a family. And there will be a door prize for a pair of Blue Jay tickets. Why not bring the entire family to Greenbank Park June 26 at 2:30 and enjoy all the fun. each won a pair of games for Greenbank and John Log pitched the 2-0 shutout of Stouffville with some last inning help from Jim Chilvers. District League Play, the Gamblers went into Oshawa Durham Fields on Monday night and got past Oshawa Mickey Finns by a 2-1 score thanks to The Gamblers only aged to score a total of 13 runs in the entire tournament but they used the home run ball to their advantage as they connected for six round trippers in the five games. Greenbank shortstop Pete Oosterholt had a hot bat in the tourney and cracked out a total of three homers during the weekend with other home runs coming off the bats of Brian Till, Steve Durham and Jim Chilvers. This is a difficult tournament to win even once but to do it in three consecutive years is a good p and defense and a fourth inning home run by Greg Newell. Thursday night at Greenbank Park, Don Beaton led the" Gamblers past the Oshawa Double "B" Juveniles by a 10-4 score. In addition to Beaton's three hits, Steve Durham, Brian Till and Paul Goreski added two hits apiece with Trevor Till, Rod Real and Cdach Ken Goreski rounding out the'12 hit attack. This Thursday the Oshawa Juniors abe in Greenbank Park to play the Gambler at 8:15 p.m. G bank . next tour source of pride to the Greenbank Squad. Back in Oshawa City and is at Waterlod on July 1, 2 and 3 at the 1.8.C. qualifier. Local riders fare well at reaional tetrathalon Under. grueling weather conditions, on June 18th and 19th five local members of the Durham Pony Club took park in the Central Ontario Pony Club Regional Tetrathalon. Tetrathalon is a competition with four parts including swimming, shooting, running and riding. Swimming took place at Quaker Pool in Newmarket, shooting at the Aurora Gun Club and the running and riding at Sandown Farm near Uxbridge. In the Novice Girls Division, Dawn Dawson was tied for second in the swimming, fifth in shooting, second in riding and fifth in running for a first place finish overall. Emily Cudmore was also tied for second in the vimming, first in the shooti eighth in the riding and second in.the running to put her in second overall. In the Novice Boys Division, Matthew Morrison was third in swimming, second in shooting, first in running to place him third overall. In the Junior Girls Division, Andrea Smith was third in swimming, eighth in riding and seventh in running to place eighth overall. In the 8enior Girls "B" Division, Laura Timms was first in swimming, third in riding and first in running to place first * overall. Judy Smith of Port Perry (right) was the lucky winner of a Toronto Maple Leaf hockey sweater and two posters at a YMCA fundraising event recently. With Judy Is local YMCA Program Co-ordinator Diane Cooke who sald more than $400. was raised for the Y's community fund and for camp . The Y Is now gearing up for summer camps for ages 2 1/2 t014 years. Phone 985-2824 for more information. Mrs. Cooke thanked all those who helped out with the fundraising yard and bake sale recently. r