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SE oo - PORT PERRY * STAR » Softhall Play - Off. To Start Soon A * #* The 0.AS.A. Playoff Draw has been made and all Local Teams will swing. into action by the second week of Aug, Cartwright has entered: for the first time and will play in the Squirt Series. Malcolm will present a fine young team and these boys will gain much experience. --Two--items--or--interest--at 'the 0.A.S.A. meeting held in Hamilton this past week-end were the use of aluminum bats and the batter's box be- fe Ptolemy & Grieve Station 52 Water: St. PRR EU pre ' ' ' ' ' ' ' / ' ' ' ' ' /' ' ' ' /' ' ' oS ing enlarged one foot to be- come 3' x. 7°. * The" new style bat is now being used in some centres and will be reported on at the 'December meeting. In the-House League Play most teams are having prob. lems with players on holi- days and - some who just games, This is not fair to the men who give up their time to look after these pul FRIENDLY PHILOSOPHER | A WOMAN'S roNgUE 1S HER SWORD AND SHE HEVR LETS IT RUST... PHONE: 985-3182 boys. All parents should have these boys contact the coach and let him know. Don't leave him half a team and cause a defaulted game. [J » * O.AS.A. PLAYOFF DRAW SQUIRT Tues., Aug. 5th-- Port Perry Legion vs. Oshawa Cartwright vs. Cohen Legion Thurs., Aug. 7th-- Oshawa vs. Port Perry Legion Cobourg Legion vs. Cartwright Sat, Aug. 9th-- Third Games if necessarv. PEE WEE "B" Tues., Aug. 5th-- Hampton vs. Port Perry Thurs., Aug. 7th-- Port Perry vs. Hampton Sat., Aug. 9th-- {TEENAGE DANCE 4: Club Annrene SUNDAY, JULY Ath "THE JENNIFIERS" - 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 o'clock iets abwhebe shebebebubrb heh ehriheieteieiehbot Ab SS SL LEN Third. Game, Yeaesununaaanw aSwanway a LER AI RACEWAY Friday, July 25 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. 'Sponsored by Oshawa Harness Horse Driving Club 'don't bother -to--show up --to{-- BANTAM "B" Tues., Aug. 5th-- Stouffville vs. Port Perry Lions Club Thurs, Aug. 7th-- . Port Perry vs. Stouffville Sat., Avg. 9th-- "Third Game if necessary. MIDGET "B" Mon., Aug. 11th-- "Port Perry Flamingo's vs." East Gwillimbury or Zephyr, Wed., Aug. 13th-- East Gwillimbury or Zephyr vs. Port Perry Flamingo's. Fri., Aug. 15th-- Third Game if neressarv. JUVENILE "C" Mon., Aug. 11th-- Stirling vs. Port Perrv Ballard Lumber Wed., Aug. 13th-- Port Perry Ballard Luinber vs. Stirling. Fri., Aug. 15th-- - Third Game if necessary. INT. Hod Tues., Aug. Sth-- Vandorf vs. Port Perry Don Carnegie's Men's Wear. Thurs, Aug. 7th-- Port Perry vs. Vandorf Fri., Aug. 9th-- Third Game if necessarv. These Dates are subject to change as some dates willl conflict on local diamond. --Vin yaleer: Crosier Reunion PORT PERRY STAR -- Thuriday, July 24, 1969 © 11 Well Attended The 3 8th Annual Reunion of the Crosier family was held Park, Stouffville on Saturday June 21st,-1969. There were 52 in attendance. One. of the highlights in the afternoon was the Crosier Family Tree booklet" especi- ally prepared' by Mrs. G. Samells which wag available for those who wished one. During the remainder. of the afternoon the sports com- mittee planned a fine pro- gram in which both the young and old participated. Everyone sat down to en- joy a picnic supper at the conclusion of which the busi- ness period followed: The election of officers were as follows: . . President-- Mr. Bob Short, Toronto. Vice-President-- Mr. Ray Munro, P. Perry Sec. Treas.--Mrs. Len Somerville, Seagrave Sports Committee-- Mr. P. Crosier, Toronto Mr. G. Crosier, Ajax It was decided that the 1970 reunion be held on June 20, 1970 again at the Stouff- ville_-Memorial Park. Following the business the happy reunion drew to a close. Anyone wishing the latest edition of the Crosier Family Booklet 'may obtain one by getting in touch with Mrs. G. Samells, Port Perry, Ontario. TXUSELLING. L REAL ESTAIE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 at the Stouftville Memorial. Port Perry Intermediates Edge Brougham 12 - 11 The Port Perry entry in the. Southern Ontario County Fastball League, Don Carneg- je Men's Wear has compiled an impressive win - lose record 11-1, the best win lose record 'in -the-league, and the. best record of any Port Perry team: 'They are first in the league on games played. In Brougham on July 17, Port ripped into the Brougham pitching early in the first inning for four runs on six hits, Pete Beare, Morley David- son, Wes Evans, Bill Harper, John Rodway, and Coyle all hit. Brougham scored their first two runs in the bottom of the first inning. In the bottom of the fourth Brougham tied it up with a single and a long home run to left field. Brou- gham playing steadily. in-the bottom "of the fifth caused Bill Harper, the coach, to remove Bob Robertson in favour of John Popowich after |; Bob had given up a single, af steal and a sacrifice fly. Brougham scored the run- ner form third when Popo- wich allowed a single to deep centre. Coyle again hit and drove in Peter Beare to tie the game up in the sixth inn- ing, five to five. Brougham scored two runs on three hits. Port again got to the Brougham pitching "in the seventh inning for; one triple by - John~ 'Popowich; two doubles, Wes Evans and Bill Harper; and a single by Bob Robertson that combined for a two run edge 7 to 9. Broughain found their hitting strength in the next inning, three singles, a triple, and two balls past the catcher gave a'one run lead at the bottom of the ninth. Port's last charce seemed dimmed when Bob Robertson, after walking, was thrown out by the catcher while attempt- ing to steal second. Pete Beare stepped to the plate and hit a-solid single through the in- field. Coyle smashed a home- run for the winning run. 'Brougham wasretited in order in the last of the ninth and the final scare was 11 to 12 in Ports favour. Come out and see another winning effort any Tiesday at the ball park. FESS avsnssarnnannaany \ Specializing in Rec Built-in SEAGRAVE I aii 8 8 8 RC CN ER CRTs 'BOB'S CARPENTRY abaiaiebe bah bl A A AN 1 1 TN XX NN RRC pepapunpapey fess ancsasnaanaann 4 Rooms, Kitchens, 5, etc. BERO - 985-7027 [3 3 3 3 XS IX LX TR RTT eRee Port, as the result of a four point game played on July 21 at Claremont, has entrenched itself solidly in first place in'its league. Port combined con- sistent hitting and fine pitch- ing for the impressive 12 - 1 win. Port's speed; in the person of Pete Beare, turned a broken bat single, a pair of steals, and a sacrifice fly by Wes Evans for their first run. Intermediates Gain 4 Pts. After Impressive 12-1 Wim - the runner as long as he could and still made a fine throw to first, Garnet made a quick throw to catcher Wayne Venning but was just a little too late and the runner scored. John Rodway and 'Garnet Warriner and Bill Cornish com- bined for the three Port runs in the seventh. John hit a single and stole second. Bill* Cornish took a walk. Garnet stepped to the plate and Bob Robertson collected the|smashed a long ball homerun first two of sixteen strike-- outsin the bottom of the first inning. In the third inning the Pete Beare, Wes Evans comb- ination prodiiced Port 'ssecond run on Pete's double and steal to third and a single by Wes. In the bottom of the third Bob Robertson retired the side of three times he was to accomplish the fine pitching performance. Bill Cornish was alert on his single, a throw and Port was again at bat. Port hit a new Claremont pitcher for one run on a single by Wes Evans, three walks, and an infield grounder by Morley Davidson that socred Wes Evans. Bob Robertson in order, the first|scored the last run on a steal of home as the ball got away from the catcher. Claremont was again retired in order in the last of the ninth. The through first, and a steal to|final score was 12 - 1. score on Morley Davidson's grounder that turned into a fielder's choice. Pete Beare's swiftness gave Port its fourth Mie LOTTA LOVELINESS 0) run in the fifth inning. T ma. Port in i FOR DINNER, THEATRE sixth on; two walks; two OR THAT IMPORTANT singles, by Bob Parker and| DAY, WELL STYLE / Bob Robertson; and a sacrifice by Pete Beare. Claremont collected its first-hit,-of only two, and its|; only run in the sixth inning. A triple that rolled foul in deep left put a runner in position to score, it was as far as any Claremont runner advanced all evening. The] ---second Claremont batter hit an infield grounder to first. Garnet Warriner held the runner on third and still made the play at first. Then the next| batter hit a grounder to John Rodway at short. He held| . 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