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Z. Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 23, 1994 --37 4a Angels living up to their reputations The Scugog "Angels", All- Ontario Champions showed what they are all about, as they won both ends of the doubleheader on Sunday night beating both their counterparts, The Port Perry "Scugog Angels" midgets by 7-2, then handed the Whitby "Dubie Dodgers" a 10-7 defeat to clinch first place in the standings with two games to play. "Angels" 7 Port ", » 2 Tracy Smith started things off with a single and after stealing second base, scored on Nancy McConnell's single to give the Angels a 1-0 lead. Then the Midget "Angels" tied it up as Sara Cain drew a walk, as did Robin Adamson. A ground ball to first moved the runner up a base, then Amber Wood singled down left field to score Cain to tie the game 1-1. The Scugog "Angels" on Joyce Parkinson's single followed by Cheryl Vaughan's single, Tara Mowder followed with a single of her own, driving home Parkey Tracy Smith then singled home Vaughan to given the "Angels" a 3-1 lead. The Port Perry "Scugog Angels" added another run on Brooke Wilkinson's single and scored on a short stop error, Kim Poppleton then singled before the inning ended. The Angels added two more runs in the top of the fifth as Tara Mowder singled and then Mandie Porter singled, before Tracy Smith and Kim Stewart both had RBI ground outs. The "Angels" added two more in the sixth as Cheryl Vaughan singled, followed by Tara Mowder's single sending Vaughan to third to put her in scoring position. Then a fly to right field by Mandie Porter scored Vaughan from third, Mowder moved to third base on the over throw, ahd then scored on Kelly Caldwell's single. The "Angels" added one more run in the seventh as Gena Spence tripled to left centre and then came home on Lisa Crooker's ground ball out. Tara Mowder with hits led the attack at the plate, as did Tracy Smith, Cheryl Vaughan with two each, as Cheryl Vaughan picked up her fifteenth win of the season. Angels 10 Whitby 7 The Scugog "Angels" clinched first place in the Durham Ladies Fastball League this season on a 10-7 win over Whitby "Dubie Dodgers". Angela Davis pitched her first win in two weeks after getting over a knee injury. Tracy Smith opening with a walk, moved to third on Sheri Brown's bunt single, and then came home on Kelly Caldwell' bunt single as Sheri Brown went to third, then scored on Gena Spence's ground ball out. Lisa Crooker cracked a single to left centre scoring Kelly and then scored herself on Tara Mowder's sharp single to left field before the inning ended. The Angels added one more in the second, as Tracy Smith tripled and then scored Gena Spence"s ground out They added three more runs in the third as Joyce Parkinson singled, moved to third on a grounder to short and a bad The Wright Sox prevail Their strong play all year carried over to the tournament as the H & M Wright Sox edged Don Frew & Sons to capture the Senior Division tournament played on Saturday. Both teams entered the finals as the top 2 teams in the round robin play that also included Blackstock Hardware and Port Perry IGA. The Sox built up a commanding 14-1 lead but the Frew crew never gave up and battled back to make for an interesting ending with the Sox prevailing 16-12. In the last inning H & M went scoreless. However Frew & Sons were not done as they scored 4 runs on the erratic play and fielding miscues by the H & M team. But pitcher Scott Malcolm settled down to strike out the 3rd out and give his team the victory. Hearty congratulations to coaches Bud Buller and Neil McLaughlin and all the players of the H & M Wright Sox for winning both the league title and tournament trophy. BASEBALL: Wotten Carpentry 18 Aldon Transmission 9 The Hammerheads took the first game of the playoffs with a convincing win. Brett Chambers led the offense with-a long home run while Stephen Jensen and Coaches, umps go up on dunk tank platform The players and fans of Cartwright Minor Ball will get their chance to give this season's coaches, umpires, executive members and yes, maybe even some local politicians too, some very direct feedback at the Blackstock Fair on Saturday August 27. These people have agreed to take a seat on a dunk tank at the Fair, giving everyone an opportunity to give them feedback in a very direct way. According to the coaches, they don't think that any of their players can hit the target anyway. The operation of the dunk tank at the Fair is one of the two fund raisers for Cartwright Minor Ball. The intent of these fund raisers is to generate moneys specifically for the future development of improved diamond facilities within the Jocal communities. At this point, the primary emphasis is on the development of a new lighted diamond for Blackstock. The second fund raiser for Minor Ball will be a mixed lob ball tournament, open to 16 teams, and scheduled for the October 1-2 weekend. Openings for the tournament are still available, and registration can be made through Doug Kadowaki at 986-4263. For the dunk tank event, League officials are considering keeping track of which people generate the most interest while sitting on the "hot seat". This will give some indication of the degree of feedback the person can generate, and serve as a valuable barometer for everyone. This is the change that everyone Xe been looking for- a way to Memonstrate their feedback with enthusiasm-and not get benched, thrown out of the game or charged late fees. PORT PERRY L=1:1-T2: 3 rar g Johnathan Wotten turned in fine pitching performances to keep the Aldon team in check A special reminder to all coaches, sponsors, parents and players that the Annual Awards Day activities are this Sunday, August 28th. Hot doge and pop will be available starting at12:30 pm with the actual awards presentations starting at 1:30 pm. This is a special day for all players as each one will get either a trophy or a medallion Please make a special effort to attend and support the "Kids of Cartwright". throw to first allowed her to move to third and then scored on Nancy McConnell's single, followed by a single by Tracy Smith. Both players scored on Sheri Brown's triple before the inning ended. Whitby "Dubie Dodgers" got back into the game as they put together zix hits on an error to score four runs. They added two more in the sixth on two back to back singles and a fielders choice to score two. Nancy McConnell singled to start the fifth, followed by two run homers by Sheri Brown. In the top of the seventh Whitby added two more runs on three straight singles. The final score was 10-7 for the "Angels". With this win the "Angels" nailed down first place over all Sheri Brown-King, who missed the last four games as she was getting ready to get married this past weekend, had three for four at the plate including a homer, and threw in five RBIs for the night. Tracy Smith, Lisa Crooker, Kim Stewart turned in a stellar performance in right field along with Nancy McConnell. Angela Davis tossed a strong game, striking out five along the way Angels 14 Oshawa Double BBs 1 This was to be the game of games, but didn't come out that way. Coming off a 7-5 win over Cobourg the Double BBs were looking forward to their game with Scugog A walk to Tara Mowder and a single by Nancy McConnell, Joanne McDuff then singled home Tara to give the "Angels" an early lead. A big triple by Lesley Balson, and a single by Becky Moynes tied the game at 1-1. Both teams battled tooth and nail, till the fourth inning when the "Angels" broke the game wide open as Lisa Crooker drew a walk, stole second, and came home on Cheryl Vaughan's single to right centre Tracy Smith drew a walk then Tara Mowder downed left field to bring home Vaughan and moved Smith to third base. Nancy McConnell promptly cracked a single to right centre driving home two runs, then Joanne McDuff tripled to deep right centre to bring home two more runs. The Angels added two more in the fifth on a single by Lisa Crooker, a fielders choice, to force out Crooker, then Tracy Smith tripled to right field to bring home Cheryl Vaughan, and then scored on Tara Mowder's fly ball to centre. The "Angels" added three more runs in the sixth. Joanne McDuff started things with a single to right field, another single by Gena Spence to right centre, then a two run single by Cathy Davis, who then scored on Lisa Crooker's single to right field. Joanne McDuff threw a six hitter while striking out six batters in her win over the Double "BBs" Joanne McDuff not only won the game but helped her cause with a perfect 5 for 5 at the plate and three RBIs. Tracy Smith had three hits and two ribbis, Tara Mowder had two hits, along with Gena Spence, Cathy Davis and Lisa Crooker. The "Angels" are back into a running way again as they stole four bases. The "Angels" next game is up behind the Arena against the Whitby Hawks, and thén the Durham Ladies Fastball League playoff tournament at Durham College, starting Friday night. The Angels don't play until Saturday morning, and they could play the Port 'Perry Midget "Angels", as they start on Friday night. The Midget Angels are in action this Tuesday night at 8:00 pm against the Oshawa "733s". ATTENTION YOUNG GOLFERS! Free Youth Golf Clinic THIS SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th 10:00 AM Sharp 1525 Hwy. 7A W., PORT PERRY 985-GOLF 985-4653