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print -- and some that aren't so fit. Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch League --Team Standings-- GP'W. L T. Pts RF RA 1 Coldwell Banker 13 11 2 0 22 154 80 2. Galley Fish & Chips 12.10 1 1.21 217 123 3 Square Boy Pizza 13 9 3. 1 19 149 96 4 "Scala Bro. Auto Wrecking 13 9 4 0 18 157 102 5 Mariposa 12° 9 3 0 18 221 116 6 Seagrave Steel Buildings 12 8 4 0 16 167 111 7 Deer Creek 13 7° 6 0 14 133 140 8 Merchants | 12 7 5 0 14 96 94 9 Port Perry Auto Glass 11 °5 5 1 11 102 102 10 Trader Sams 13 5 80 10 132 143 11 Oppers Aluminum | 13 5 8 0 10 119 179 12 Forder Parks Insurance 13 58 0 10 137 186 13 Pine Ridge Sports | 11 3 8.0 6 112153 14 Sportsland 11 2 9 0 4119 163 15 Port Perry Kinsmen 12 110 1 3 96 190 16 Pizza Delight | 13. 112.072 72179 Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch League --July 15 Game Results-- Pineridge Sports 7 vs Oppers Aluminum 0 Square Boy Pizza 24 vs Mariposa 19 Pt. Perry Kinsmen 12 vs Deer Creek 13 Pt. Perry Auto Glass 8 vs Trader Sams 2 Coldwell Banker 10 vs Sportsiand | 4 Seagrave Steel Bldgs 15 vs Pizza Delight 5 Scala Bros. Auto 13 vs Merchants 3 Forder Parks Ins. 20 vs Galley Fish 24 Port Perry Ball Hockey League Standings GPW L T PptsGF GA Flames . 13.13 00 26 89 28 Raiders 3 9 40 18 43 29 Gators 13 8 50 16 59 40 Woodys 13. 8 50 16 51 29 "Bullets 13:85:70 16.39 31 Islanders 13. 3.10.0 0:26 70 Bandits 13 3 10 0 0 22 65 Bad Boys 130 13.0 0.25 62 Youth Lob Ball Standings x July 14 to 18 Sunday: Speedy Muffler 16 vs Lil Gators 7 Monday: Centennial Lanes 33 vs MKM Eggstra 17 . Tuesday: Marsh Hill Jersey 15 vs McTaggart Electric 14 Thursday: Country Style Donuts 26 vs Standard Electric 12 } a w Pts Speedy Mutter or 9 y ' 18 Centennial Lanes 108 2 0 16 MKM Eggstra's J 01 40. 11 Country Style Donuts 9540 10 McTaggart Elecric 93 8 1.7 Standard Electric 1037.0 6 Marsh Hill Jerseys: 0370 6 Lil Gators 102 8 0 4 Stat Sheet Deadline Monday Noon Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday July 23, 101-13 Three straight for Gamblers boost their playoff chances Playoff hopes for 'the Greenbank Gamblers took a giant step forward last week as the team « swept three straight games. It was. the most successful . week so far this season for the Gamblers as just four of the six teams in the Peterborough City League will be eligible for post season play. Peterborough ICG has a firm hold on first place, but the rest of the teams are bunched in a tight race. : The three game win streak started July 15 in Greenbank as Mark Goreski threw a six-hitter to lead the team to a 2-1 win over Moore Auto, with just one,a point *. separating these teams in the Flames over Gators in ball hockey action "In Port Perry Ball Hockey League action last Wednesday evening at the Scugog Arena, the IGA Flames defeated the \Gators 7-5 as Paul Beare, Rick Cormier and Ken Harman clicked ith a pair of goals each. Bill Foote added a i With assists notched by Greg Lance with three, Ken Harman and Ritchie LeFort with two each and one to Jarrett Harman, Greg Fed and Cormier. Kevin Gibson with two, Dave Culbert, Steve: Durham, and Joe| €olacillo did the scoring for the | Galley Fish and Chip boys. John Harman and John Lally: had two assists with one each to Greg Warriner, Steve Durham, Dave Culbert and Derek Dexter. On the same night, 'the Strachan Contracting Bandits were led by Jamie Menzies two goals as oy defeated the Bad Boys 6-2. Other marksmen for the Bandits were Dean Smith, Rob Scott, Duane Bronson and Eric Mallet. Menzies chipped in with three assists as well, and others were added by Duar: Bronson with three, Eric Mallet with two and Rick Wallace and Mike Stricher with one. Rick Erwin got both goals for the Bad Boys with help from Tony Harold and Pat Mastrangelo. In Monday night's action (July 15) the Hank's Pastries Bullets doubled the Raiders, sponsored: by Honey Electic. .Rich Szemiot had a pair in the winning cause with Steve Skene and Fred Cockerton,rounding 'out , the scoring. Rick Szemiot, Pete Szemiot, Henry DeJong, Steve Skene, Bruce Roulston and Rob Roulston were the set-up guys. Mark Fitz and Lee Wilbur did the scoring for the Raiders with | Colin Wackett and Briar Pomeroy each getting a pair of assists. | Woody's Auctioneers had the "\Pineridge Sports Islanders number the second game that night as y rah up a 9-1 victory. Brad Puckrin got the lone goal for the Isles. | John Gauthier fired a hat trick for the winners, with Jim Gregg geting a pair and singles to Dean Mijzen, Ron Wiseman, Herb Cooper and Neil Woodrow. ohn Wallace had three assists with two each to Gary Wild, Glenn Mizen, Gene Woodrow and Mizen. Ron Wiseman, Rob n and Steve Dormer had one asl st each in this one. Perfect defeats Andersons Heating in Squirt house league Greenbank was the setting July 16 as Perfect¥eating hosted Andersons in Squirt boys baseball acti And the host Heating team came out on top in this one by a score of 17-13. Andrew Donnelly, Tommy Keeble and Graham Powell have to commended for their great Swichingiany defensive plays made thi throughout this game. Ryiln Tice \hrew two nio-hit innirigs and Clafon Brown belted out a home run for the Greenbank team. Also having \great success at the lite; 'were Donnelly, Casey Brown, Keeble and Clayton Brown who hit safely in all four trips. Kevin Durward b safely in his three trips to the plate. Ror Aticrsons amie Sater showed ome power in the'2ud as he, Bit a grag sony boner Colvin did great job st shortstop. while ch in et field, Jerry made some fine catches and contributed at the plate as well going three for four. ' "y WIN PRIZES * RELAX * CATCH FISH Get a Derby Ticket and Come Aboard + REBEL FISHING CHARTERS For the Best Salmon and Trout Fishing on Lake Ontario Cal al PORT DARLINGTON MARINA Bowmanville (a16) 986-0842 standings. cin Till launched a solo homer for the Gamblers in the fourth, but Moore tied: things in the sixth on a double by Marvin Moore followed by a single from the bat of Ron Jackson. Gamblers got the winning run in their half of the sixth as Mike: Giroux got to first when git by a pitch. Terty Till sacrificed him to 'second and was driven home when Brian Till lashed a two-out single through the infield. Moore out-hit the Gariblers six to three in this one, but Goreski Se the hits well and fanned ten for the wir. * The - next night in Peterborough, Goreski was again .on thé mound and- he threw a nice six-hit shut-out at Winslow- Gerolamy Motors for a 4-0 victo- ry. f Trevor Till led the Gamblers in * the hit parade driving in all four runs with a two-run homer and a two-run double. John Logeman and Terry Till also hit safely. The Gamblers were out-hit 6-4, but got the win thanks to the timely "pitching by Goreski and hitting by Till. Goreski got his third start in four nights on July 18 in Peterborough as the Gamblers met Moore Auto again. He ran out of gas and was relieved by John Logeman who threw the last five innings. > With the game tied 1-1 in the 4th, Gambler bats came to life and jumped into a 4-1 lead. Mark Goreski, Paul Goreski, Brian Till and Don Beaton all hit safely in the up-rising. But the Moore club was not dead yet and fought back for two in the sixth. The potential tying run was thrown out at the plate as Mark Goreski un-leased a perfect throw from centre field and broth- er Paul made the tag at the plate. Mark may have faltered on the mound, but he turned in an out- standing game in the field with his game saving throw and he tagged a towering home run and a long double off the left field fence, proving there is more than one way 10 win a game. Dug to players on holiday and short-stop Greg Warriner being ejected from the game by an over- zealous umpire, the Gamblers were forced to press coach Ken Goreski into service in right field. He responded with a single at the plate and a great catch in the field. While the Gamblers are gear- ing for the playoffs in the Peterborough' League, they are also starting to "fine tune" for the OASA Senior Elimination tourna- ment in Waterloo August 2-4 , When the best teams in the province will meet over three days. DERSON CHEV-OLDS LTD. 268 Queen Street, Port Perry 427-6903 vor. Line 985-8401 Specializing in All Sales & Smart Leasing "Including GM Employees & + Immediate Family Purchases" Any questions please call Dick or Randy