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FF ove, We peta i wt BEL VFS AAR TR Se I iy ME Ue CE ai ak we] Aa VTA fe a fA Softball results Lions Club Bantams Drop First to Odessa Bantams played the first game of the O.AS.A. Ban- tam "C" semi-final on Sat- urday afternoon and dropped a 8 - 5 decision to Odessa. The Odessa team com- bined good pitching and fielding to gain an 8 - 0 lead going into the bottom of the ninth. The Lions Club Bats started to work and turn a no-hit game into close finish as they came up with 5 runs on 4 hits. pitched for Port with Larry Elson taking over in the seventh. The return game is 2 p.m. on Saturday afternoon in Ambherstview. Greenbank Wins House League The Greenbank Squirts won the Dr. M.B. Dymond Trophy on Wednesday night in Greenbank as they de- feated Port Perry Wafle Whifers 28 - 5 to sweep the best of five series, 3 games to 0. Squirt Port Perry girls fighting to retain softball championship Last'Wednesday night, the Port Perry Girl's ball team hosted 'Ingersoll in the final round of P.W.S.U. The girls played a steady nine innings of ball to take the visitors 11 - 5 in the first game. The second game was played in Ingersoll, Sat. Sept. 8, again both teams played an exciting game. But Port Perry stayed on top with a score of 12 - 4 to become the champs. The girls are still in the finals in their own league Horselovers would start local club At the moment the nearest horsemans club is more than 20 miles away. The September 30 trail ride will start at 11 a.m. from Gary Williams farm on the sixth concession near Utica. A group of horse lovers in to see if interest in horsemans club. defeating Claremont in two games straight. The team brought home the trophy last year, and would like to keep it this year. Watch for posters and come down and give the girls some support. Greg Menzies pitched the win for Greenbank allowing 3 hits; Keith Tremblay had two. Scott Wallace had one. Paul Van Camp started for Port Perry with Phil Robinson and Peter Christie helping out in the third and fifth innings. After the game the Green- bank coaches and parents treated both teams with-pop and tarts to wind up a good season of softball for these young boys. Legion Squirts Lose to Cobourg The Cobourg Legion squirts edged Port Perry Legion 9 - 7 to take the 0.A.S.A. Squirt "B" Zone 4 final 2 games to 1. Port Perry held a 4 - 2 lead in this game but one bad inning turned the tables in favour of Cobourg. The local boys enjoyed a fine season as they improved greatly as the season progressed. Bowling news LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: Vera Brown - 553 High Single: Alverta Roberts - 222 Singles Over 200 Games: Vera Brown 211, 207; Ethel Lafontaine 210; Marion Geer 204. Standings-- Lilacs .................. 5 Tulips .................. 5 CPOCUS «xin: 5345550 mmm 4 Violets ................ 3 BOSES ....oovvvvvnsennas 2 Daffodils ................ 2 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Lucy Cook - 286 ---------- Shur- Gain Protection ial doser 2. A superior formulation for use as an aid in the treatment and control of baby pig scours. Contains Bacitracine, Strepto- mycin and other essential ingredients. Conveniently dis- pensed through a Dial Doser for accuracy and minimum waste. animal animal health service service oN available at your Shur-Gain Dealer Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd. Blackstock, Ontario 986-4201 High Triple: Lucy Wilson - 642 Singles Over 210'; Judy Reader 214; 'Linda Fielding 211; Barb Doupe 220; Marion Hopkins 238; Joan Smith 214; Lynne Ber- trand 264; Isobelle Vernon 229, 221; Sherrin Vokins 268; Lucy Wilson 212, 229; Gloria Forder 222, Lucy Cook 286; Lee Ann Popowich 236. Over 600: Lucy Cook 641; Lee Ann Popowich 601; Gloria For- der 604; Lucy Wilson 642. Standings-- Radishes .. ............. 7 Spinach ............. .. 6 Asparagus .............. 5 Lettuce ................ 5 Cucumbers. ............. 5 Onions .................. 4 Turnips ................ 3 Carrots ................ 2 BOIS ....voovsiecciisas 2 Celery ....oovvniviiie. as 2 Potatoes ......... III 1 Parsnips ................ 0 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 12th, 1973 -- 23 " Port loses 2, Greenbank wins 1 Juniors edge Domville Phil Cochrane win semi final opener Port Perry Van Camp Construction Jrs. defeated Domville on Saturday even- ing 7 - 6, to win the opening game of the Ontario Amateur Softball Associa- tion semi-final series. Laurie Williams pitched the win for the local club, and inspite of late inning difficulties pitched a strong game, allowing 6 hits and striking out 12 Domville batters. Ed Burchell took the loss for the visitors and while he struck out 17 Port batters, he allowed 5 hits. The Domville Jrs. struck early as they put together 3 solid hits in the first inning and jumped into an early 2 - 0 lead, but the local Jrs. came back with a run in the bottom of the inning on a walk to Roger Holtby and singles by Doug Christie and Laurie Williams. Port Perry opened the game up in the third inning when they tallied 5 runs on three hits, an error, and two walks. Roger Holtby and Neil Clarke had singles, but the big hit was a grand slam home run by Dave Bour- geois who drove a hard line drive over the right fielders head. The local Jrs. scored another run in the sixth inning when Steve Cochrane hit a hard ball to centre field for a home run and a 7 - 2 lead. The Domville club scored single runs in the seventh and eight inning, and made a very exciting finish with 2 runs in the top of the ninth inning and had the tieing and winning runs on second and third bases when the last batter ground out to end the game. This was another good DO IT YOURSELF! % off In-ground pool kits = In-Ground Vinyl Lined Pools Above Ground Pools Jacuzzi Filtration Equipment Chemicals ® Accessories 22 Shapes & Sizes To Choose From LET US HELP PLAN YOUR POOL NOW! (No Obligation) See Alan Fulford today. SCUGOG POOL Port Perry, Ont. 985-2808 team effort" for the Port Perry jrs. but if they are to defeat the strong Domville team the club will have to tighten up defensively as some of the errors in the last game could be costly in the remaining games in best of three series. 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