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PUBLIC LiBpany I Perry 1. Eyeball to eyeball with : some fine tenn s A wild and crazy guy -- that's Krl really, really wanted his picture in the paper. Kris is also wild about the Junior Tennis program at the Por Wooton, 12, who teaches young people invaluable lessons In the fine art of tennis. Last week, Picture Perfect TV loaned the. Perry Tennis Club. Now in itg' 10th year, the program program a valovision set so the iis could watch videotapes of themselves in action. Instructor Diane Burt says the video pinpointed any problems. Tough luck costs Legionaires berth in finals The Port Perry Squirt Legionaires ran into some tough luck at.a toarnaiepighh Cobeurg July 27 and it cost a berth in the championship game. In their fig outing of the day, the Port tem came up against a tough squad from Napanee and Jason "Heyworth was sharp on the mound as he tossed a three hitter. But Napanee came out on top 5-2 with all five runs un-earned as Port made some costly errors in the field. And the boys could not put some hits together as they strand- ed 10 (count 'em, 10) runnérs. 'Marc Versage, Ryan Hawkins and Brad Monsma led with two hits each while Ryan Williamson .and Doug Short each chipped in with a hit. * In game two, the opponent was Cobourg and once again the Port boys seemed to be able to get on base but were not able to cash in those'runs. * Port was leading 7-6 when the runs finally started to come across as they built a 14-6 lead to "mercy" the game. Jason Best got the win for Port on the/hill. Marc Versage and Scott Jeffrey helped the cause with some fine catches in the field. In the hit parade, Jdson Best and Jason Heyworth had three each and a walk, Ryan Williamson belted two hits and Doug Short one. Marc Versage came closé to A Tournament champions The Country Style Donuts team of Seagrave won the annual Youth Lob Ball tournament July 19-21 sponsored by the Seagrave Parks Board. The team had wins of 18-14 over Centennial Lanes; 17-3 over Marsh Hill Jerseys; and 9-4 over Lil Gators in the final. They lost to the same Gators 17-9 to force the deciding game. In photo from left: Peter King, Jason Vernon, Jason Philips, J.D. Heffering, lan Plerinl and * Troy Fisher. In the back from left: coach John Vernon, Lisa Vernon, Scott Porter, Lloyd Short, Rob Raines, Mandle Porter, Lisa Jensen, coach Ken Gascoyne. Not present for photo are Rob Prentice and Kevin Twiner. the cycle with a single, double and homer. Scott Jeffrey had a single and Ryan Puckrin did some dam- age with a grand slam. Ryan Hawkins walked three times showing a keen eye at the plate. Between games, Ryan Williamson represented his team in the Gold Glove competition and he was determined to give it his best. He played each grounder flaw: lessly until down to the final three. On a hard hit ball to his right, he made the grab but the ball squirted out of the glove and Ryan shad to settle for third place. The Legionaires third game of Squirt soccer The following is a summary of , games played in the Squirt Soccer * Division on July 23. Team H defeated Team F 8-3 with Jeff Crosier getting four goals. Others from Team F were by Mike Sytsma, Jessica Stone and Wolfgang Palleske. Manvers J defeated Lake Scugog Lumber 3-2 with*Colin Davis getting three. No report from LSL: Tyler Houth had two goals and Justih Mgffat had one as Team G nipped Raglan Welding 3-2. For Raglan, Katie Beirness and Glen Thomson did the scor- ing. . David Halward kicked two and Afhanda Svendson one as Team E defeated City Capital 3-0. And Manvers defeated Rotary 5-0 as.Chase Charland had two , with one each to Jamie Cameron, Ashley Nowtenboom and Sasha Lohse the day pyt them against a tcam from Amherstview, and they were really fired up in this one. Taking a lead from Ryan Hawkins and his keen eye at the plate, the boys showcl lots of patience and it paid off in 11 walks. They got a few hits as well and the result was an 11-0 "mercy" win for Port Perry, Heyworth was in fine form as he fanned eight and surrendered just one hit. Ryan Puckrin hit a home run in this one. Despite the two victories, the Legionaires failed to advance to the finals because they had lost tq Napanee. Both teams had identical records. \ Still, the coaching staff was pleased with the effort thay day and viewed the tournament as a good tune-up for the OASA play offs that are just around the cor- ner. In league play July 25, the Squirts hooked up with Stouffville and they needed a win to move into d first place te. The visitors got a quick jumps scoring 14 runs in the first four innings. Port scrambled back with five runs and then nine 'more 10 narrow the gap to 16-14. But that was all they 'could manage and the game ended 17-14. . Casey Van Schagen hit a pair of homers with: ether hits going to Jason Best, Doug Short, Marc Versage Brad Mondma and Ryan Hawkins. Due 19 some players away on holidays, Justin Heyworth and Chris Jones were called up from the Mites land both played well Chris showed a keen eye at fhe plate for a walk and made a nice running catch in the field: Thanks for the' help, guys.