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- rl 32 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 13, 1995 The Port Perry Dart League held Its annual awards dinner last Saturday night. The Goreskl A team won the League and Playoff plaque while Crandell's C team finished In second place. In photo above front from left are team members Barb Lynde, Cindy Knowlton, Dale Grant, Hector Peach. In the back Doug Grant, Dave Lynde, Bill Pigeau and Ron Goreskl. Not present for photo Willie Hodgson. Greenbank Lions Club comes out swinging Here is a chance for amateur golfers to win a lot of great prizes in the "Closest to the Pin" golf contest. Each week 156 golfers qualify if their golf shot on the green is measured closest to the hole. The event runs for 3 weeks from June 3rd to June 23rd, and 46 golfers will qualify for the final on June 24th to win some valuable prizes. To qualify you hit 3 balls for $6. at a target green only 150 yards away and your best ball on the green is measured. On the final day you could win a new 1995 Pontiac from Williamson Uxbridge, a golf trip for 2 from Marlin Travel, Golf clubs, drivers, and putters, from TNT and over 45 other prizes. All finalists will be winners. This event is held at Country Acres in Port Perry and runs on weekends from lpm to sem and weekdays from 65pm to 9pm. Come out for some fun, great prizes, and support the Greenbank Lions Club, an organization of community Brookin win two In the fifth game of the season, the Brooklin Redmen defeated the Peterborough Deck Transport Lakers, on May 31. The game was played at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby. The score at the end of the first period was 6-3 Redmen, at the end of the second period 12-6 Redmen. Paddy O'Toole was in goal for the Redmen, 66 Brock St. E. 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Scoring for the Redmen: Gary Gait - 7 goals, 2 assists; John Fusco - 3 goals, 4 assists; Peter Park - 2 goals, 4 assists; Bill Passfield - 2 goals; Jim Brown - 1 goal, 4 assists; Rob Hannah - 1 goal; Greg Lepine - 1 goal; Steve McCreith - 1 goal; Dave Marwick - 1 goal. Scoring for Peterborough: Larry Downer - 3 goals; Rob Middleton - 1 goal; Darren Axford - 1 goal, 2 assists; Kevin Biggs - 1 goal; Jim Milligan - 1 goal. In the sixth game of the season, the Brooklin Redmen narrowly defeated the Fergus Thistles 10-9, on Friday, June 2, in Fergus. The score at the end of the first period was tied at three goals each, and at the end of the second period the score remained tied at six goals each. Paul Mootz started in goal for the Redmen, but was replaced at 16:36 of the second period by Paddy O'Toole. Rob Blaisdell was in goal for Fergus. Scoring for the Redmen: Jason Richards - 2 goals; Jim Meredith - 2 goals, 4 assists; Paul St.John - 2 goals, 3 assists; Eric Perroni - 1 goal; Bill Passfield - 1 goal; Peter Park - 1 goal; Greg Lepine - 1 goal. Scoring for Fergus: Jim Swanston "& goals; Tom Hawke - 1 goal; Todd Whitlock - 1 goal; John VanSlingerland - 2 goals; Rick Chilton - 1 goal; Derek Campbell - 1 goal; Jeff Cox - 1 goal. Port Perry Dart League Singles champ Is Doug Grant (far left), runner up I Brian Egley. Janet Edwards was runner up for the Ladies Singles to Candy Leltch not present for photo. Doubles winners were Gary MacDonald and Tony Buxcey. Runner up was the team of Mike Holmes and Joe Thomas. Bantams win two lose a close one The Port Perry Merchant Bantam fastball club played three league games this past week winning two and losing a close one. This week's write up is brought to you by Kirby Structueés, the npany that builds buildi not only to suit but to last. The Merchants travelled to Vaughan on Wednesday, June 7th where they managed to pick up their first win of the week. The Merchants came out swinging and by the end of the first inning they had a 6-0 lead. The game turned into quite a defensive game from this point on as Vaughan was the only team to score a run to make it 6-1 until the sixth inning. The Merchants picked up two runs in each of the last two innings while Vaughan was held to 2 in the sixth and 1 in the seventh to make it a 10-4 fina! in favour of the Merchatns. Clay Brown was on the mound for the Merchants and went five strong innings as the drop ball was working well causing the Vaughan players to hit a lot of groundballs for easy outs. Marshal McQuaid came on in relief for the final two innings to close the game out. Doing the offensive work for the Merchants were; Clay Brown with four singles, Doug Short with two singles, and singles by Marshal McQuaid, Brad Monsma, Owen St. John, Jason Best and Marc Versage, picking up walks were Derek Tindall, Scott Jeffery and Ryan Moynes. The Merchants next took to the field on Sunday, June 11th in Port Perry for a double header against Bramalea. The first game started out okay as the Merchants shut down Bramalea in the top half of the inning and managed to pick up a run in the bottom of the inning to take a 1-0 lead. The second inning was a disaster of sorts for the Merchants as they allowed Bramalea to pick up seven runs to take a 7-1 lead. The score stayed this way until the home half of the third inning when Marc Versage lead off the inning with a booming homerun to straight away centre field. This seemed to wake up the Merchants as they managed to pick up three more runs to make it a 7-5 game. The Merchants continued the come back as they tied the game up at seven apiece with two more runs in the fourth inning. With the defence holding the Bramalea players at bay the offence continued to roll along as they picked up three runs in the fifth inning to take a 10-7 lead. Not giving up however was Bramalea who mounted a comeback of their own to tie the game at 10 apiece to set the stage for the bottom of the seventh inning. With one out Jason Best launched a long ball and legged it out for a triple. With the winning run standing on their base only sixty feet away it was Marc Versage who would seal the victory with a solid single to make it an 11-10 final in the Merchatns favour. Marshal McQuaid was on the mound for the Merchants and went the distance for the win. The offence was led by Marc Versage who had a homer, triple, single, a sacrifice fly and was hit by a pitch (sell done Marc). Also helping out at the plate were; Jason Best with two singles, a triple and a walk, Ryan Hawkins with a single, triple, a walk and was hit by a pitch, Scott Jeffery a triple, singles by Doug Short, Ryan Williamson and Marshal McQuaid, Jon Froats and Ryan Moynes had a walk each. The second game of the double header had the home team Merchants jump out to a quick 3-0 lead at the end of the first inning. The defences for both teams was working well but it was Bramalea that would get back into the game as they picked up two runs in the third inning and one in the fourth to tie the game up at three apiece. The Merchants ran into trouble in the top of the fifth inning as Bramalea bunched some solid hits together and banged in four runs to take a 7-3 lead. The Merchants got one of these back in the bottom of the fifth inning to make it a 7-4 game. The home half of the seventh inning was as exciting as it gets. The Merchants are a determined bunch and they were not about to give up. They opened up with a triple, single, triple to score two runs to make it a 7-6 game and have the tying run standing at third base. Then all of a sudden it's a strike out, shallow fly ball out and a throw out at home place on a tag up hang on for the 7-6 win. Jon Froats and Clay Brown shared the pitching duties in this game and both did an admiral job. Hitting for the Merchants in this game were Doug Short with three singles, Ryan Hawkins and Ryan Williamson with a single and triple each, Jason Best with two singles and Jon Froats, Ryan Moynes and Scott Jeffery with a single each. The Merchants next home game is on Wednesday, June 21st against Peterborough with an 8:30pm start time. Come on out and give us your support you won't be disappointed.