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Rion ing [PORT PERRY . * STAR x Lakers Win Lacrosse Semi - Finals Playoffs in any sport pro- duce tensions and tempers tend to -become frayed -as players lose control of them. selves. Such feelings were amply pgesent in both games play- ed on the week-end. Sunday, September 1: The semi - final series between Cresswell and Port Perry opened at Little Britain. The game was fast and exciting, The two clubs stayed neck. and-neck for the first period, which ended 5-5. Then, in the second, Cress. well took- two quick penal- ties. Lakers capitalized on both by feeding Wayne Ash. tan who potted both goals. Keeping the pressure - up, Port fired enough shots to keep. Cresswell moving and walked off with a six-goal bulge at the end of the period, 12-6. sDesperate, Cresswell came out hard in the third stanza determined to ¢lose the gap; but the Lakers were still.hot and when the final buzzer ~went, the-~season's largest score had been recorded; a "4-3 for Port, convincing 19-9 victory for Port. ~ Excellent refereeing kept the game well under control. Scoring for Port was di- verse: Allan Ashton and Ed Judd each scored 4 times; Wayne Ashton potted three, Bob Reeson 2 and Walt Kar- as, Aldon Smith, Rick Dixon, Grant Slute, Bill Taylor and Russell Stephens (4 assists) had singles. Monday, September 2nd, returning to Port Perry for the second game in the best tow of three series, both clubs-found each other very tough. Scoring was decided- ly lower but that only added to the tension and excite- ment. Passing was a little sloppy on Port's account and Cress- well took a 2-0 lead, only to end the period on the short end of a 3-2 count as Lakers rallied. Excellent goal-tend- ing by Tom Appleby kept Port in the game as their shooting became erratic. "The second period ended "Determined not to lose in straight games, Cresswell decided to deviate from lacrosse and began tak- ing runs "at Port's players. The referees did an excellent job in keeping -any fights from breaking out. The tac- tic seemed to work as Cress- well kept within range of Port, but then the prettiest play of the night killed their attack. Bob Reeson jamed loose a ball and then outran three Cresswell players and beat the goaltender cleanly. The final score was Port Perry 9, Cresswell 5, thus Cresswell is .eliminated. - Scorers for Port were Al lan Ashton, Ed Judd, "Beb Reeson and Paul Solomon with two goals apiece and Rick Dixon with a single. Who Port Perry meets in the finals is as yet unknown for the other series is not completed. Their opponents will either be Sunderland or Uxbridge. The next home game will be advertised. Come on out and cheer your Lakers to victory and a lea- gue championship. ~ They're already half-way there. Ready For Port Perry (Ballard Lum- ber) Juveniles battled the ~~ high class Madoc Juveniles to a 54 win on Sunday after- noon in Peterboro in the thaed and final game of their 0.AS.A. quarter final. Port won the first game in Port Perty by a 6-3 score and dropped the second game 87 in Madoc. Madoc started the ball roll-{- iff in the second "inning, picking 'up three runs to -take 'the lead.. Port came back in the bottom of the second with one run, when John MacMaster crossed the plate. Burnside, D. Donald: séh and Fenton scored for Madoc. - IR Madoc made it 4-1 in the third inning on a run by Wellman, The score remain- ed 4-1 until the 7th when Pogt picked up one more when Gary Hunter hit a 3- bagger and came home on a fly-out. At this point it looked as if Madoc had the game rap- ped up, when no' runs were scored in the eigth. : Rick Beare on the mound for Port, had pitched a terri- fic game, and continued his performance when he took care of the Madoc batters in order in the top of the 9th. Fort s started the bottom of batting order. Dale Beare the first man: up gave -the large number of local fans a lift when he picked up a hit, Gary Hunter came to bat and brought in a run and then Fok tied the game on a long y. Madoc picked up a hit in 11th and 12th inning but could not bring in a run, they also went down in order insthe top of the 13th inning. Port fepred 1 up 'in the KR . | Port Perry Juvenile Team|- Semi - Finals bottom of the thirteon when Rick Beare started the ball rolling, picking up a hit and then was followed by Dale Beare with a hit leaving Port with a man on first and second. Gary Hunter was the hero for Port when he drove a long single over second base driving in the winning run. Port will start the semi: finals ' against Walters Falls in the local park this Satur- day night. SOFTBALL NEWS O.AS.A, SQUIRT-- Marmora 9, Port Perry Legion 3. Marmora wins Zone 4 Finals. 0.AS.A. JUVENILE "C'-- Port Perry Ballard Lumber 6, Madoc 4 (13 innings). ; Ballard's win zone 4 final, * * * HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS JUNIOR LADIES-- Zion vs. Legion Aux. (6.45) Park. Zion leads Legion Aux. 2 games to one. ; Thurs., Sept, 5th-- 8.30 p.m. Park. --Scugog Island vs. Scugog Lumber. 1st game best of three. BANTAM GIRLS-- Starlets 25, Angels 9. Starlets lead best of five 1 game to 0. SQUIRT-- Thurs., Sept. 5th-- Scugog Island vs. Good- wood or Prince Albert. PEE WEE-- Emmerson's Insurance vs. Jewell Construction (Best of five finals). NOTICE HOCKEY MEETING A meeting will be called 'on Sunday, Sept. 8th, 2 p.m: in the Arena to discuss the forming of a Hockey Club this season. There is a strong feeling that Port Perry should oper- ate a Junior Team this year. Any interested persons should attend this meeting and action will be taken to see if Port Perry will oper- ate an O.H.A. Club this year. Cannington Club Visits Port Perry Last Tuesday night, Port Perry welcomed twenty-four bowlers from .Cannington to compete against the local bowlers. To say we had a pleasant evening would be an understatement. I t hink ~| bowling is a:poor name and should be changed to socia- bility. At the completion of 'two ten end games while the ladies were serving a delici- ous lunch the score keepers annuonced the winners as follows: Cannington--Mrs. C. Wright, Mrs. I. Hurpek, W. Miller & M. Shaw. Port Perry--Mrs. W, Owen, H DeShane and Bob Gray. A wonderful evening and . all look .forward to a social ev- ening at Canningtoh this month. * * * Saturday afternoon was held the usual local tourna- ment. Eighteen. bowlers-had a marvelous time and a good lunch, Winners were. H. Willoughby, I. Boyd, N. Me- Phaden, Dhel Bentley and Alma Cox, Weather permitting there is bowling every night, and spectator enthusiasm seems to be increasing. Look for- ward to 1069. Check The Label On Your Paper PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 5th, 1968 -- 18 Greenbank News In spite of Monday's damp weather, many local residents attended Port Perry Fair. We were proud to see our charming Ontario County Dairy Princess, Miss Pat Hun. ter handing out the ribbons to the prize winners of the black-and-white show. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fer- guson of Lethbridge, Alberta visted with Mr, and Mrs. Howard McMillan( Mr. and ee ,..™ BURKETON - A Birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabb, the occasion be- ing the birthday of Mr. Tabb, also Mrs. V. Pineauskas of Oshawa. 17 guests were present from Bowmanville, Oshawa, Tyrone, Haydon, also neighbours. He receiv- ed several useful gifts in- cluding a folding chair. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tabb visited Mr. and Mrs.- John Roth of Haydon recently. Mr. Kelly Stephenson has been holidaying in Victoria, B.C, arriving home by plane. We welcome Dr. and Mrs. Beer and family to our vill- age. They have purchased the former Merle Hubbard home, Mrs. T. Bailey visited with her brother in Bowmanville over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Smith and family enjoyed a motor trip to the Maritimes recent- ly. Mrs. C. Cooper, Orono spent a few days with Mrs. w. Bryant. _ The sympathy of the com- munity -is extended. to Mr. Tom Trick in the passing of his brother John of Mill brook. - Miss Lynda Smart, London, Mrs. Sam Grant and boys, Oshawa, - were luncheon guests of Mrs. R. Davey on Sunday. Miss C. McDonald and friend, Bowmanville, were Sunday guests of Mrs. T. Bailey, Mrs. Roy Leask and Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis recently. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Har- per left last week on a trip to Western Canada. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leask on the birth of their son and to Mr. and Mrs, McCabe on the birth of their daughter. Attending Junior Farmer Leadership fraining camp at Geneva Park, Orillia, this week, are Mr. Bob. Hunter, as a camper and Mrs. Joan Lee as assistant music in structor, Last week Mrs. C. Ward visited members of her fa- mily Mr. and Mrs. W. Parr of Toronto, and Mr. G. Ward, Uxbridge. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. George Beare en- tertained their neighbours at a party in honour of Mr. Ross Couperthwaite who is moving to his new farm near Cresswell. Present also were Mr. and Mrs. Bayley, new re- sidents of the former Couper- thwaite farm to whom we extend a welcome to our community. On the sick list this week are Mr. John Michie in hos- pital, Mr. Ernie Lee and Miss 'Cathy McGee, at their Tes- pective_homes, _convalescing. and Mr. Roy Leask. We hope these folks will soon be feel ing fine again, : Mr. 'and Mrs. Stuart Dice- man recently returned from -a trip. to Tennesse where : they attended a Cattle Breed- . ers convention and the the "Grand Old Opry". Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Les McLeod, nee Isabel Baylis, who were married last Friday and are now liv- ~ ing in Oshawa. Mrs, Ethel Kydd, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kydd and Melody visiting Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan last week-end. Miss Debbie Snodden of Valentia spent some holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. R. Dusty last week. Visiting at the "Werretal" are Mrs. Gonnerman's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Iason, from England. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mund. inger and family of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Dusty one day last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lank- veld and family of Waterloo spent last Wednesday visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gibson, Denise and Calvin visiting relatives 'near Owen Sound ~~ for the week-end. 0.A.S. A BALLARD . JUVENILE © SEMI -- FINAL WALTERS FALLS - Ist GAME (BEST OF THREE SERIES) SAT. SEPT. 7w ADMISSION 50¢ - LUMBER 8:15 BALL PARK Special Public Meeting » 'All taxpayers of Port Perry are urged to attend the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Port Perry Community Memorial Recreation Centre, on Sunday, Sept. 8 -- 7 p.m. at 7.00 p.m, in the Port Perry Council Chambers, to discuss reorganization of the Arena Board under the terms of The Community Centres Act. : FRANK GODLEY, Board Chairman 15th, 1968. Board Arena ---- "To SupeFVine. operations of Port Perry Community Memorial Recreation Centre for - the coming season. Duties to commence a Please make application in writing, no later than September 12th, to: ARENA BOARD CHAIRMAN, C/o Mr, John F. Raines, Clerk-Treasurer, Village of Port Perry. pproximately Sept. Salary Scale negotinbe with new cd JE J \ MTA ET. of dry TYTWTY { od