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oe a, 25% 3 ide ap Sea Der TNO TA NESS LAAT a A NAS Rnd - -- 18 -- PORT FERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1975 Lumbermen zone winners Ballard Lumber Inter- mediate 'C'" Softball Club, by virtue of two "'onesided" wins over Nestleton are now 0.A.S.A. Xone 3 winners. LUMBERMENI11 NESTLETON.3 The Lumberrhen wasted very little time.on Tuesday night at the Joe Fowler Memorial Ball Park as they scored four runsin the second inning and easily defeated Nestleton in the first game of the best of three series. Laurie Williams allowed six hits'as he recorded the wins While Ian Page was the Williams had pitched 41 scoreless innings before he gave up three runs in the sixthinning on Tuesday night against Nestleton. Firstbaseman Bill Cornish will be lost to the club for the start of the next 0.A.S.A. series as he received 18 stitches after he was spiked on a play at first base during Thursdays game. Sport Shorts | Lumbermen pitcher Laurie lossing pitcher, with hel from Dale Stinson. The Will- iams boys, Jody and Laurie had a 'field-day' with the oppositions pitching as they each had three hits including a triple, while Bill Wana- maker also had three of the Lumbermen's 17 softies. . LUMBERMEN 17 NESTLETON 2 On Thursday -night the Nestleton and Port Perry teams again met at the local ball park in game two of there play-off series. This started as a real pitchers battle between Dale Stinson 'and Ken Goreski as both teams wentscoreless for four inn- ings, until the botfom of the fifth when the Lumbermen sent nine batters to the plate and scored 6 wins. From that Big win for y ; Last week the Scala Bros. Chargers had their best gameasa team. Everyone on the forward line shared in the 7-2 win. The halfbacks con- trolled the area behind the forward line and continually - OSHAWA Y.W.C.A. FALL PROGRAMS! REGISTRATION THURS. SEPT. 4 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. PROGRAM BUILDING _ SIMCOE & MCGREGOR STS. Activities for Women, Men, Girls & Boys. Babysitting available for all daytime programs. FOR INFORMATION CALL 576-8880 point on it was strictly 'no contest' as the Lumbermen collected sixteen hits, Brent Heard had a perfect game as he collected five hits in five turns at bat. Ken Goreski picked up-the victory as he . "scattered five Nestleton hits. The Lumbermen are now awaiting the winner of Zone 2 which has Port Dover and Binbrook playing off. The local club expectsto start the series on Saturday night in the oppositions park with the return game slated for the following Thursday in Port Perry. There will be an Oshawa City and District League game 'this Thursday Aug. 28th- at the waterfront park with game time at 8 p.m. Chargers moved the ball up to the forwards. The defence had a few letdowns but .generally played a good game. The goalie was very effective stopping two or three break- aways. He came up with big saves early in the game when it was so important. The Chargers seem to be jelling as a team and have been playing very effectively during their last few games. The semi-finals start this Thursday and if you haven't seen any of our Port Perry soccer teams in action they will be playing every Thurs. either at Port Perry High School field and at St. Johns Training School field. Port Perry's Vin Walker, president of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association shakes hands with Ross Crocker, pitcher of the Stokes Angels, a Newfoundland team playing in the Canadian Softball Championships in Oshawa. Mr. Walker was on hand Saturday to welcome the team to Port Perry, where they stayed at the new. Railroad House Motel. SWIM ALL-YEAR ROUND! "ENCLOSE YOUR POOL AND EXTEND YOUR SWIMMING SEASON TO A FULL 12 MONTHS. . // al us % p> i \ Ya 4 HERE IS A PACKAGE DEAL 16' x 32' Concrete Pool Pool Enclosure Fan - Heater Aluminum Doors '20 Yr. Guarantee on Enclosure COMPLETE PACKAGE INSTALLED $12,435" For further information call Cypress pools 985-2321 PORT PERRY - BOX 751 » --