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=p 28 -- Scugog Citizen --- Wednesday, S b / Pee Wee ModJacks hang up the spikes The Pee Wee MoJacks boys fastball team travelled to Fergus, August 20 and 21 for their final O.A8.A tournament and came up agminst some pretty strong competition. In a double knock out affair of 8 teams, Port Perry placed fourth. The first game of the day was against Elmira who won the Pee Wee "C" championship last year Chris Jones pitched the entire game giving up 9 hits while striking out 9. Chris's control _ was perfect as he gave up no walks This game defense came in the name of Scott Jeffrey. Playing centre field, Scott made 5 catches and made some quick throws into the infield to stop runners from advancing. In the second he made a long run to track down a ball In the third he made a nice ¢atch ang throw to second base to freeze a runner and in the fourth he made a diving catch for the out. In the seventh Scott made a sliding catch on one knee for the final out. Scott also picked up 5 RBIs as he hit a bases loaded homer and scored on a single by Jon Froats. Great game Scott. Other hits in the game went to Ryan Hawkins with 2 singles, Derek Tindall a triple, Jeff Ashton a double and Brad Monsma with a single. Ryan Moynes did his job well at third base and laid down the perfect bunt to sacrifice himself to advance a runner. Final score 7- 3 for Port. The second game of-the day was against Campbellford and Clay Brown took to the mound for this one. In the top of the inning we scored 3 runs and were on a bit of a high as we only allowed them 1 run. In the second inning Clay ran into a bit of difficulty with his control and the guys made a couple of mental errors. Jon Frodts came on in relief but by the end of the inning Campbellford was ahead 5-3. In a combined effort Jon and Clay gave up 8 hits, 4 walks and struck out 4 Cambellford picked up 2 more runs in the third and Port picked up a run in the fourth to keep the score close at 7-4. Going into the top of the seventh it was 11-5 Local swimmers do well at competition A local swim team made up of teenagers from the area recently competed in the Provincial Lifeguard Championships at Burlington The team, comprised of Copnie Todd and Jaysen Andrews from Uxbridge and Craig Coates and Emily Smith of Port Perry placed well at the competitions under the coaching of Tony Woods Out of 30 teagps entered in the competition the Uxbridge/Scugog swimmers placed in the top ten in the NLS (National Lifeguard Service) Skills category. In this level the team was judged on how it would treat a drowning victim, assubmerged body and a person with severe spinal injuries. The team placed well in the preliminaries on First Aid and were one of four teams to advance to the finals held at the Mapleview Centre in Burlington With countless shoppers observing they treated 'victims' for electrocution and broken limbs, and earned a fourth place standing. Judged on how they would handle a 'water victim' in a natural life guarding situation they again placed in the top ten. Emily Smith and her coach, Tony Woods, competed at the National Lifeguard Championships in PEI last year and won the gold medal. This was the first year for Emily to compete with local swimmers. Money for the registration for this Provincial event was donated by the Townships of Scugog and Uxbridge. for Campbeliford and the boys were getting down as thby could not get the bats going and had stranded 10 baserunners to this point. Clay reached base on a fielder"s choice then Mike Versage and Ryan McQuade picked up walks to get the seventh going. Ryan Hawkins came to the plate and cleared the bases with a long drive over the left fielder's head. Score now 11 9 and things were looking up, however Campbeliford pitching came up strong and struck our next batter out. It was a good come back effort by the boys Other hitters for the game were Jon with 2 singles and Scott, Reid McTaggart and Ryan McQuade with singles each This loss meant that we had to play another game right away against Perkinsfield. Chris Jones pitched the entire game and had good control as he gave up only 3 hits, 1 walk and struck out 17. Two defensive highlights of the game had Scott coming up with another of his diving catches and Jeff making a good throwgo Jon at second to tag a runner trying to steal. At the plate Port picked up 7 hits with Brad Monsma leading the way with 3 singles. Jon picked up a double while Chris picked up 2 singles and Mike Versage picked up a single. The next day our opponents were Rideau Osgoode in an early morning game. Jon took to the mound and had a bit of control problems as he walked the first 2 batters. The next batter ripped one over the right fielder, Reid McTaggart's, head however Reid's speed and accurate throw held the runner to only a triple. Way to hustle Reid! At the end of the inning it was 3-1 for Rideau. Jon settled down and allowed only 5 hits in the next 5 innings. Jon gave up 7 hits, 3 walks and struck out 5 in 6.innings pitched. Defensive highlight of this game was made by Darryl Dalton as he made a nice catch in left field on a hit that looked like it was gone for a homer. ike Versage lead the hitters this one as he picked up a bases empty homerun in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham were part of the official opening of M&M Meats new store on Scugog Street, Port Perry last Saturday moming. M&M donated the pop and for the barbeque and Big Brothers/Big Sisters supplied the labour and raised over burgers $1500. for their organization. From Nixon, Little Brother Chris Wygerde, Linie Brother Steve Wygerde, Big Brother Mike Dianne Goreski and Pat Boumans a director of the organization. They all expressed their appreciation to M&M for the generous donation. second inning and a single in the third. Clay picked up 3 singles, Ryan Hawkins picked up a double and a single. Jon picked up 2 singles while Scott and Jeff each singled. Port Perry out hit their opponents 11-10. Chris Jones came on in relief in the seventh inning and gave up 2 singles and a homerun. Final score 9-6 for Rideau Osgoode. This ends the season for this team and although they didn't come home with the big one it was a very successful one. The boys were a lot of fun to be around and they had some fun times while playing good baseball. The coaching staff would like to congratulate all the boys on a good season and say thank you tb the parents for their support. At this time the Pee Wee Mojacks would like to thank their 'sponsor and this newspaper also for the great coverage gll synmer long. - At the Fair - t would not be a trip 10 the Fair without a ride on a pony, and 3 year old Amanda Frey was sitting tall in the saddle. Amanda seen with her dad Gary was visiting Port P@ry Fair from Little Britain. Nikki, a 2 year old Scotty, won the "Pet Dog who looks ike its owner" class with Robert Potler, 9, of Greenbank. popular show attracted ferrets, rats, rabbits, dogs, 1 cat and 2 pot-beltied pig, and a multitude of kids.