The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

26 -- S gog Citizen -- Tuesday, July 25, 1995 Cartwright Minor Ball action and highlights Week #9 is now on the books and 3 division titles are still up for grabs. The T-Ball and Tyke Divisions will go down to the last game before a league champion can be declared. In the Squirt Videos of the Week It's summer, a great time to relax with a movie. /- Why not check out the Selection of movies at . Metro Video in the Port Perry Plaza. Here are mavies coming to Metro Video this week. Brady Bunch, Tales from the Crypt, Miami Rapsady, 1. Born to be Wild, Three Ninjh. Top ten movies of the week. Star Trek Generations, Murder in the First, Disclosure, Little Women, Dumb and Dumber, Legends of the Fall, Interview with the Vampire, Nell, Boys on the Side. Port Perry Plaza Metro Video 985-2084 $6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 SPORT STATS TEAM; Hdcp Bob Doyglas ' «5 Bob Partington 17 Dave Dickson 1 Larry Piky/ 06 Larry Wi 14 Ross Muir 08 Bruce Sj _ 09 Kevin Murray ™== 06 Denis Symes 1 Al Loyst 16 TEAM: GP Sunderland 12 Seagrave 13 Williamson's 12 Beamer's Building Ent. 12 Muslangs 10 Raiders a" 10 Timm's Garage 1 Pink Panthers 10 Re/Max ji] RidgeNorth T-BALL GP WwW TR Ananda Garden 9 6 : 1 Blksk Lions 9 4 3 255 Blksk. Fig. Skig. 9 4 4 1 500 Super Spud 9 3 6 0M TYKE GP W L TPCT Spring Grove 9 6 1 2m Wotten Carp 9 5 2 2 6 Baker Auto 9 3 6 0X Philp Pontlac 9 2 6 1.2m SQUIRT GP W L TPCT Martyn Cnsitng. 9 6 2 1 72 Mann's Corn. 9 6 3 0 67 Antrim House 8 2 5 13 Swain Seeds 82 6 0X A DIVISION Trader Sam's Hawks ¥ Coldwell Banker - Port Perry IGA Square Boy Gators B DIVISION Bradshaw Towing Hank's Heavyweights Port Perry Auto Glass Antrim House C DIVISION Pizza Delight Roosters Goreski's Resort Pineridge Bulldogs Investors Group Oppers Aluminum Forder-Parkes Port Perry Golf League Port Perry Ladies Cartwright Minor Ball Scugog Mens Slo L - 2 0 13 9 4 0 2 7 0 10 5 4 0 1 4 7 0 2 8 7 0 10s 5 5 0 0 8s .5 0 0-3 4 0 woe Ve 12 8 4 0 "1 6 5 0 9 4 4 1 1" 1 9 1 0 0 10 0 Gain. Stdg 7 18 gir 1 7 26 0 153 1 7 25 146 8 7 21 144 4 7 18 141 5 7 19 137 6 7 22 136 7 7 21 136 7 7 bs 135 9 7 185 9 L T bo 2 0 me 9° 4 0 18 Be 4 0 16 8 4 0 16 6 4 0 12 5 5 0 10 4 7 0 8 4 6 0 8 1 1 0 2 1 9 @ 2 MITE GPW L TORT PP.IGA 8 8 0 0100 H&M WrightSox 9 5 4 0 55 TumersGianls. 9 5 4 0 5% Lishman's 8 4 4 0 50 Nstitn Cntr. Str 9 2 6 1am Cummings 9 1 7 1.467 SENIOR GP WL ATRCT CampbellElect. 8 8 0 0 100 Dr. Workman 9 4 5 0 4 Frew & Sons 8 3 5 035 Marlin Travel 7 1.6 0.8 . were Zack Roce "SPORT STATS" sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS 1894 Si Port Perry F SHEEIRVITR 985-2839 Ee Tel giao WeTeleTo Fait oTe Tg £00) T- Tal 14 1) {oT 4 FS] Silk Screening * Trophies & Engraving Division Mann's and Martyn's will battle down to the wire for Squirt Division bragging rights. The Port Perry Hometown IGA Mites and Campbell Electric Seniors still remain 'undefeated in their respective divisions and have both clinched league titled. "Know the Rules" #5 - Fair or Foul? A ground ball bounces over 3rd base into the outfield. © T-BALL Analda 16, Superspud 14 The garden centre team stayed 'atop the standing with a narrow 2 run victory. A homerun by Kim Radford and Thomas Prendergast's triple were the key offensive hits for the winners. Michael Rossler chipped in with a single while Brandon Pearson played a strong defensive game. Luke Michel led the potato patch kids with 2 round trippers, while Danielle Wolters, Wade MacGregor, Tim Traquir and : Cody James scored 2 runs each. B.F.S.C. 15, Lions Cubs 15 This tie game has left the final game to decide the league champions. Nathan Alpe had a grand slam as well as a strong defensive game for the Skating Club. Other offensive leaders ne, Zachary Grove and Jesse Taggart all with 2 hits while Logan Malcolm also turned in a fine. defensive performance. Kale Wardlaw and Mercedes Weber had 2 hits each to lead the Cubs. Kyle McLellan had 2 RBIs, Nicole McLeod a double and Jeremy Dunham a triple to round out the offensive stars. { TYKES Hammer Heads Roadrunners 8 Jake Jones strong pitching in the first inning led the Roadrunners to their 3rd win. Cody RUndle had 3 RBIs and Emily McCudden 1 run batted 4, Baker in. Offensiv were Carle, rs for Wottens ateo and Ryan . Jones while Owen Brouwer played a strong game at catcher. Agri-Vaders 15, Philp Firebirds 4 The Vaders scored the maximum 5 runs in each inning and coasted to the victory. Luke Michel had 2 HRs including a grand slam in the 1st. Blake Halverson made a fine debut on the hill. The Firebirds got hits from the ats of Steven Cormier, Marc Drisdelle and Jeff Campkin. MITES Nestleton 15, Cummings 15 Kory Prosser's single to tie this game was the big it for NCS. Patrick Wotten, astyke call up, had a double and 3 RBIs: Russell Jackson hit a triple with 2 RBIs while Craig Joudrey had an RBI single for the Cummings team. Hometown IGA 20, 'H&M Wright Sox 10 IGA built up an early 8-4 lead to win the 8th win of the campaign. Abby McLaughlin had her best game of the year scoring 5 times, collecting 3 hits and « making 'some fine defensive plays while on the mound. Blake McLaughlin hit a long grand slam homerun for IGA's big hit of the game. Holly Bartley had a good night at the plate hitting in 4 RBIs. Each IGA player scored at least 1 run each. Sean Winter and Mark Vernest led H&M's offense with 2 hits a piece while Melissa Killen, Tyler Hlozan and Kevin Arseneault contributed with fine fly ball catches. In total H&M had 5 fly ball outs while IGA had 3 outs via the air. 'SQUIRT Cornhuskers 21, Martyn's 20 In a wide open.runfest the Mann's Cornhuskers battled back to beat the first place Consulting team. The lead changed hands almost every inning but a last inning charge by Mann's gave them the victory. K.C. Shortridge led Manns with the game winning hit as well as hitting & double and 2 singles. Christina Bronson had a perfect 4 for 4 including a clutch 5th inning triple. Mike Sonne led Martyn's with a 4 for 4 night with Rebekah VanOostveen, Michelle Noseworthy and Chris Hoskin running like jack rabbits on the base paths. SENIORS Campbell" Electric 18, Hawkeyes 10 Campbells continued their winning ways edging the Hawkeyes. Deryk Campbell continued to shine«with 2 homeruns and. some solid pitching. Triples came off the bats of Elisha James, Tyler Lucas and Sean Warren. Defensively Chad Hobbs at catching and Cameron Vernest in right field led the winners. Pam Goble had 2 hits for the Hawkeyes plus providing some strong defensive play at short stop. Josh Martyn had 3 hits for his team plus making a great overhead catch at short stop. Other strong games were turned in by David Carnaghan, Ryan Prescott and Rob Watson. Hawkeyes used call ups Krystal: Bartley and Jessica McLaughlin and both played admirably in / the "big" division. MITES Turner's 15, Lishman's 12 The win vaulted Green Giants into a 2nd place tie. Warren Keeler hit-a HR while Mitchell . Truax had 2 triples for the winners.Defensively Turner's turned a rare triple play as well as a double. Brad Pigden caught) 2 fly ball outs and Heather Lee Jones had a strong game at catcher. Nicki Jones pitched well for Lishman's while Donny Ellis made'2 outs at first base. Call up Connor Cobitz contributed with a double. "Know the Rules" Fair ball! Coach reminders: 1. T-Ball & Mite coaches and Answer is teams are reminded of the , tournaments this week and weekend. 2.. Awards Day is 1 month away. Has your team selected its trophy winner yet? Derby winners Harold Fletcher of Oshawa is the weekly winner in the walleye category in the Scugog Citizen Big Fish Summer Derby. Harold's winning entry this past week measured a nice 24 inches. In the muskie category, James D.Greig of Port Perry entered the top fish measuring 39 inches in length. And Roy Brauer of Scugog Island took home top prize in the large mouth bass category with a fish of 20 inches. All three winners received a voucher for $50 worth of merchandise at any of the Derby sponsoring businesses. Keep in mind that to qualify for a weekly prize, fish must be entered by 6:00 PM Sunday at JD Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street in Port Perry. Gambler bats still hot and cold The Greenbank Gambler bats have been on vacation for the past 3 or 4 weeks and on Monday night in Oshawa the trend continued as they lost to the . Oshawa Juniors by a 2-0 score But on Thursday night in Ianson Park in Greenbank the Gamblers seemed to regain their batting eye as they turned a 1-0 deficit to the Markham Waxers in the 4th inning into an eventful 6- 1 victory. This was a welcome sight to the Gambler management as the club was losing close games due to a lock of run production. The 2-0 loss to*Oshawa was typical of the team play recently as Oshawa scored twice in the first inning and kept Greenbank off the scoreboard, as the Gamblers wasted a good pitching effort by Byron Baranieski. And in Greenbank on Thursday the Gamblers appealed to still be in their slump as Mark Goreski gave up a lead off triple in the first inning and their next batter promptly singled him home for an early 1-0 Markham lead. But Goreski settled down after that and shutout Markham the rest of the way. In the 4th inning Don Beaton got the Greenbank squad started with a base hit and after being sacrificed to second by Baranieski, came around to score on Trevor Till's long sacrifice flyball. Troy Davey and Mark Goreski also drove in Gambler runs in the fourth inning for a 3-1 lead. The Greenbank gang struck again in the fifth for a pair of runs on hits by Steve Durham, Colin Newell and Byron Baranieski. Brian Till closed out the scoring in the sixth on a line drive homerun to straightaway centre field The past week saw the welcome return of first sacker Trevor Till who has been sitting out the season due to back problems. But he had a hit in Oshawa and a sacrifice RBI against Markham which is great news for the Gambler attack. This week the Club is in Richmond Hill on Monday night and Oshawa Mickey Finns visit at Greenbank this Thursday. Friday night the Gamblers start the O.A.S.A. Elimination Playdowns in Napanee at 7:00 p.m. with their first game at the North Fredricksburg Complex which is seven miles south of Napanee. Game 2 of. the tournament is at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday with other games to be determined by win or loss.