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8 bh Back row left to right: Ron Bryant coach, Harris : McClure, Wayne Mahaffy, Doug Bryant, 'Paul Solomon, Allam Layng, Jim Bryant. Front row: Leon Slute - bat boy, Jack Bright, 26 players compete for tennis honurs The open tennis tourna- ment for 18 and over, organi- zed by the Port Perry Tennis Club for the first time this year, proved to be a success with 11 women and 15 men registering. The opening of the new tennis courts near the lake coincided with the tourna- ment held on August 24 and 25. 1974. The first matches were already played on Thursday and Friday, so that the semi finals and COLOR TV's EO ee finals could be played during the weekend. As too many people were involved in different things, various matches had still to be played the following week. The results of the matches were as follows: The ladies singles was won ~ by Riet Orde defeating Mary Skinner in 2 sets 6-1, 6 - 3. In the ladies doubles finals Margaret Waite and Riet Orde def. Karen Davidson arm. The CAPELLA Model E904DE In wood-grained Model ES86X Features 20 watts peak power output FM/4AM Stereo FM tuner. Digilite. Stereo Precision Il record changer with Micro-Touch 2G tone Allegro 2000 systems. Mediterranean styled cabinet ark Oak color, exclusive of decorative front. Sales @ Service ® Rentals NORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 1218 Simcoe St. N. - Oshawa - 579-2411 John Danzey, Kevin Hadley. Absent Terry Bryant, Ken Bryant, Earl Draper, John Solomon, Gord Mahaffy, Jay Williams, Wayne Slute. and Linda Bright in 2 sets 6 - 0. 6 - 1. Though both girls lack the competition exper- ience they played quite a good game and gave many good returns. - In the men's singles semi finals J. Neill def. D. Beare in2sets 6-1, 6-3, whereas J. Scott def. B. Heard in 2 sets 6 - 2. 6 - 3. The men's singles was won by J. Neill with J. Scott in3sets6-4,4-6, 10 - 8. in a marathon match which had to be interrupted and speaker Reg.*339% Reg. 279% was finished during the week. John Scott, however, deserves a medal for per- severance! The men's doubles is still undecided! The semi finals were won by D. Nicholishen - J. Scott and B. Heard - D. Lapp. Worth mentioning is the fact that some of the tennis club members worked hard to get the courts ready for the tournament. Lines were set out .and painted, nets ordered, reordered 'and installed and without George Bright's and Morley David- son's pushing on, in order to get things ready, the tourn- ament never could have started in time! We hope to repeat this event and expect more part- icipants next year! Every- body interested in playing tennis please contact one of the Port Perry tennis club members! The 1974 edition of the Ontario County Bush League has come to a conclusion. The season ended in fine style on Tuesday, Augusl 27 with the final score 'of the last game in the Champion- ship Series. follow the pattern set by the first two between Nestleton and Raglan. In the first inning Nestle- ton scored three runs and Raglan came back with one of its own. Both teams scored again in the second. Nestle- ton a single run and Raglan two. The score remaine 4 - 3 for Nestleton through the third inning but the Rolner & Dorrell team added another run in the top of the fourth. Raglan then tied the game with two runs in its half of the fourth and the game remained tied until the sixth. Nestleton could break the tie but Raglan moved one ahead leaving thier opponents one The last game did not more al bat, Once more Nestleton couldn't score and the game and season were over. ~ For Raglan this victory @, capper a three year struggle to win the OCBL Trophy. In the first year of play they lost to Greenbank in the final. They were beaten out in the semi-finals by Port Perry last summer. The Raglan Recreation win also ends Greenbank's two year domination of the Trophy. The final game also con- cluded an excellent season for the Nestleton-Rohrer & Dorrell start of the playoffs they were the dark horse team. They were underdogs against first place Port Perry but won in two straight. They were under- dogs in the finals but won the first game and lost the last '% to by only one run each and outscored Raglan 21 - 17. It (continued on page 15) dB i Bo Bi Be Bo i eB BB OOOO SNS BOYS. phone 985-2573. NEEDED TO ASSIST IMPORTANT NOTICE PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION WE NEED YOUR HELP TO SUPERVISE 31'TO 33 HOCKEY TEAMS COMPRISING OF AN EXPECTED REGISTRATION OF ABOUT 500 Some Help is still needed for All Star Teams. Contact the president, Mr. Stewart McQuade or Interested in House League teams? Coaching, refereeing etc., fill out and mail this coupon to : ? 4 3 4 Name ......ccoevvvinnnnl. Address ..........covuvennn. [JHOUSE LEAGUE []JCOACH[] REFEREE : AGE GROUP ......... a: PLEASE BE ONE OF THE 50 TO 60 PEOPLE' : ¢ ADMINISTERING OUR HOCKEY PROGRAM. a N te The Secretary, Mr. Robert Storry, 462 Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 985-2220 THE EXECUTIVE IN CLUB ANNRENE on Scugog Island SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th Jack Bailey & the Bailiffs $6.00 couple includes Free Rose, Light Lunch, Door and Spot Prizes -- Refreshments available Team. From the - TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans Genéral Store, Prince Albert; House of Richards Beauty Studio; G.M. Williams Motors or at the door. Howard; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th Music by BEV SMITH and the INDIVIDUALS Raglan finishes at top © as OCBL ends season