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Port Bantams 'After months of preparation the Port Perry Bantam hants put their league play aside to host this year's OASA tournament. Port had very high hopes heading into play, but some lackluster defense and stiff competition kept them from accomplishing their goal. Port's first game was on Sat., Aug. 20, against St. Mary's. Facing an excellent pitcher, the Merchants could only manage three hits by Jeff Clarke, Brad Morton and Marshall McQuaid and lost 3-0. Matt Kay stood tall on the mound in this one for Port as he pitched a superb game in a losing cause. ' Their next game took place only minutes after their first and facing much inferior team from Meaford, the Merchants won handily 11-0. An onslaught of hits in the first inning, followed by an onslaught of hits in the second, followed by an onslaught of hits in the third and so on and so on....provided Marshall McQuaid with a comfortable cushion, and allowed him to pitch brilliantly. He quietly put together a two hit masterpiece fanning six. To advance any further Port would have to beat a squad from New Hamburg which was no easy task. Perhaps looking ahead too far, Port experienced a shellacking and lost by the same score as their previous win. The game was halted in the third inning due to rain and when play resumed Port totally lost interest and certainly ended the tournament on a sour note. Most of the Merchants were back the next day to prepare diamonds and keep score and witnessed a great final as Inverary defeated Waterford. Port would like to thank the parent volunteers who helped drag and line diamonds and run the gate. The team members would also like to thank coaches, Ron Short and Craig Venning for their hard work as well as Carolyn Best and Dave Kay who helped keep the tournament runnin smoothly. =p" Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, September 13,1994 --29 The B division final was a real close "affair with the Pink Panthers defeated E Blackstock 'Beamers 13-11 In extra Innings In Port Perry Ladles Lob Ball finals on Saturday. Front from left Cheryl Cooper, Louise Pilkey, Barb Durham, Kim Owen, Marilyn Blair, J.M. Nottingham, Kelly Lown. Back from left coach Paul Cooper, Sue Duncan, Carol Jackson (MVP for knocking In the winning runs and a game saving catch), Kathy LeFort, D.D. Fowler, Kathy Archibald, Kim Owen, Janice Page and Kelly V g. Team s to the name Winfield. SCUGOG ARENA ' offers a full range of Daytime Public Programs PUBLIC SKATING : Sundays - 2 to 3:15 PM, starting September 11th PARENT & TOT SKATE : Mondays -1 to 2:30 PM; Wednesdays - 9 to 10:30 AM, starting September 12th. SHINNY HOCKEY : Mondays & Wednesdays from 11:30 AM to 1 PM, starting September 12th. ADULT / PUBLIC SKATE : Thursdays from 1 to 2 PM, starting September 15th. For further information please call the arena at 985-8698 Blackstock Minor Hockey | REGISTRATION Blackstock Arena THURSDAY, SEPT. 15th 6:00 to 7:30 PM SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th 1:00. to 3:30 PM For information call This ad is sponsored by AKESIDE GOLF & HOCKEY CENTRE Divol TAG. Inc "The Players' Choice" SALES » SERVICE *» REPAIR et I) OF + oo + 48 Water Street, Port Perry (905) 985-1779 | : Bill Morrison 263-4125 | Buy, Sell, Swap, Rent, Citizen want ads work for you 36 Water Street £9 8 The Greenbank team reached the finals In the A division of the Port Perry Ladles Lob Ball league, but came up just a bit short agal the Nestleton My gs. | the team sponsored by Willlamsons Motors qf Uxbridge, enjoyed a fine season. Front from left Mary Vanschalk, Julle Till, Karen Robertson, Carol Couch, Chery! Quantrill, Tracey Saulnier, Debble Parry. Back from left coach Steve Strachan, Elaine Watson, Nancy Rensink, Janice Lee (MVP), Susan Garrett, Dianne Pelletier, Megan Newlove, Pauline Young and coach Mark Jeffrey. LEGION WEEK Loh 18th to 24th, 1994 The general public is cordially invited to visit Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Street, Port Perry between the hours of 12 noon and 12 midnight during the week of September 18th to 24th. You are also invited to take part in any of the following activities. Come out and enjoy yourself. ey See what the Legion is all about. Membership information is available. BH LEGION WEEK PROGRAM 1994 = Monday, September 19th - 7 PM : OPEN DART TOURNAMENT, 4 person teams; $8.00 per team. Call 985-2494 or 985-8502 to register. Tuesday, September 20th : : GENERAL MEETING All members please plan to attend. Wednesday, September 21st - 7 PM : SNOOKER TOURNAMENT - $2.00 per person Thursday, September 22nd - 7:30 PM : EUCHRE & CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT - $2.00 per person. Friday, September 23th : BINGO - 5 PM, 7 PM PUB NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT - 7 PM; SAUSAGE & MASH - $3.00 ea. Saturday, September 24th : ENTERTAINMENT HB FUN DAY, Free until 5 PM. Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Make this a week to remember. Refreshments will be served. Draws all week. For more information please call Geoff Taylor, Public Relations Officer- 985-2494 \