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UIT TARR A SA AAR as AM YY RASS Sime NS CF ' - ats (ATA SARL So ASR ye .? CAAT a FLAY \ [ELIE TTA * Lys 3 0 2 IAN FV ARNE MENTOR IRE JIN ia) eA CAAT TY GRRE SEALE (CAS FAAP WER NUGGETS TL LA WEN SE UL ATA HTS SORTASE 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 30, 1970 ge i \ 1 ADVERTISE WEEKLY 16 Teams Compete For Honours ae oer ( ~ Som " he bos A 2 a SWF HPS Fr Crit ad Ld RS at { v 4 / port * CDRS] Star ~ Port Perry Pee Wees Win Two Loose Game For Consolation 'The Port Perry 1.G.A. Pee- Wee's travelled to North York on Saturday to take part in the 15th annual Pee Wee Tournament. In the first game Simcoe Legion defeated Port Perry 3-0. Phil Wackett pitched the game for Port and pit- ched well. The Port boys were unable to get base hits with men on base. In the second game Tor- onto Amesbury were the op- position and Port Perry came out with an impressive win 80. Tom Olsen pitcher no hit ball for Port Perry while he helped his own cause with a grand slam home run. The third game saw St. Catharines and Port Perry hook-up in a good game in which Tom Olsen did not allow a hit. The final score was 4-1 for Port Perry. The only run was scored when a batter was hit by a pitched ball and advanced on pass balls. Port Perry had a big 3 run inning on solid hitting by Olsen, Nelson & Christie. The fourth game was the Consolation Final and Port Perry played off with Scar- boro Danforth Gardens. Scarboro came out the win- ners with a 13 - 5 victory. Onte again Tom Olsen start- ed on the mound but this time the Scarboro team got to Tom in the first inning. After a big 6 run third inn- ing Jamie Malcolm took over for Olsen and settled the team down but the damage had been done. The I.G.A. boys had a great day on Saturday in trying to regain this trophy which the team won in 1964 and 1965. Tom Olsen was no doubt the star of the day with his fine pitching and solid kit- ting. oC These boys open up their OASA Play-offs on Aug. 17 in Port Perry with Lindsay the opposition. They return to Lindsay on Aug. 19th. Manager Al. Moore will have a strong OASA contend- er for Port Perry after their showing on Saturday. STANDING-OF CRESSWICK LACROSSE ASSOC. AS OF JULY 23rd, 1970 Team G.P. Wick 11 Port Perry .... ......... 13 Cresswell ........... 14 Don Mills... ... 8 SCORES LAST WEEK-- Ww L G.F. G.A. Pts. 11 0 134 56 26 7 6 82 83 18 5 9 104 77 14 0 8 34 91 0 Sat., July 18th--Cresswell 5 at Wick 15 Sun., July 19th--Port Perry at Cresswell (Port Perry wins by default) Wed., July 22nd--Cresswell 6 at Port Perry 8 Don Mills plays 4 point games. Art Field, Publicity HOMELITE XL-120AM: Homelite XL-120 AM weighs only twelve pounds. Twelve pounds that pack the power of the larger rofessional saws. . . yet give you lightweight ease of oy And more! 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Aug. 5th--Lindsay vs. Port Perry Legion Aug. Tth--Third Game. Next Round Starts Aug. 10 PEE WEE "B" Aug. 17--Lindsay vs. Port Perry 1.G.A. Aug. 19--Port Perry 1.G.A. vs. Lindsay Aug. 21--Third Game. Next Round starts Aug. 24 BANTAM "B" Aug. 10--Port Perry Lions- vs. Lindsay Aug. 12--Lindsay vs. Port - Perry Lions Aug. 14--Third Game. Next Round starts Aug. 17 i MIDGET "B" Aug. 4--Bay Ridges vs. Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Aug. 6--Port Perry vs. : Bay Ridges Aug. 8th--Third Game } Next Round starts Aug. 17 JUVENILE "C" Aug. 4--Port Perry VanCamp Const. vs. Lakefield Aug. 6th--Lakefield vs. Port Perry Aug. 8th--Third Game Next Round starts Aug. 10 JUNIOR "C" ZONE FINAL Aug. 15--Port Perry Ballard Lumber vs, Verona or Augusta, Aug. 22--Verona or Augusta vs. Port Perry. Aug. 29th--Third Game. NOTE--AII Dates are subject to change if diamonds are not available but the dates for next round must be met. Avoid Being Disappointed Book Your Wedding Now Call Peter Hvidsten 986-3089 after 5 p.m. with a score of 52. The high two game winner was also won by an Oshawa team skip- ped by Rea Mann with a score of 53. Fourth prize went ot a local team skipped by Alma Cox, Rose Willough- by vice and Grace Love lead. final prize for a 1 game high went to a Stouffville team skipped by Mrs. Elson. Another phase of the Dist- rict Ladies Bowling was fin- alized on Friday at Whitby with the completion of the Ladies Singles. The district consists of nine clubs. The successful Lady Bowler was Aletha Trewin from Agin- | court winning over Alma Cox in the district finals. This being the first year for the Port Perry Club taking part in the Provincial Playdowns, they are to be commended for their first effort. Tigers Win Over Burketon Burketon's Verna's Variety "| were downed by Annrene Ti- gers 104. At the top of the 2nd inning, -Burketon was ahead 2-0. Annrene Tigers gained three runs when bases loaded and F. Allison, pit- cher for Burketon walked the batter, walking in for the '| Tigers was R. Taylor. K. Gor- eski hit a double bringing in 2 more runs. Burketon was held at 2 until the 7th and 8th inning when they gained 2 more runs. F. Allison pitched the fir-t 4 innings for Burketon, giv-| ing way to G. Allison for 2 innings and taking over again in the 7th, F. Allison having 2 strike outs and 7 walks. G. Allison had no strike outs and 3 walks. K. Goreski for the Tigers having 6 strike outs and 4 walks. FARMS WANTED L MEAL ESTATE LTO REALTOR 985-7373 FOR BEST RESULTS ' * WESTERN RIDING Rides: 10:00 a.m. -- -- 3:00 p.m. -- 7:00 p.m. Closed Mondays 4 --Except on Holidays #4] h x : 4 . Experienced Riders by appointment only " Good selection of registered and grade quarter horses ; for sale. . PHONE 985-7058 GLENVIEW- ACRES ist Farm South of Seagrave | (OLD ROAD -- WEST SIDE) t RACEWAY | . 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