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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 Ball season over soon Ze SS mae PVC i ra AL BL bar Se Co aa With the regular season completed in the L.S.S.A. both semi-final rounds have started. Inthe "A" ie first game saw Pontypool take a 5 to 2 decision over the Yelverton Rockets behind the five-hit pitching of Dave Rafuse. Dale Stinson took the loss for Yelverton. In the second game of the series, Yelverton facing elimination exploded for a 13-9 win over the tough Pontypool club. Donnie Timms with relief help from Dale Stinson in the ninth inning was the winning pitcher. Brent Fallis took the loss for Pontypool. irst game of the "'B"' Series, Nestleton needed a five-run sixth inning off los- ing pitcher Rollie Skinner before going on to take a 11-5 decision from the hustling Utica Club. Randy McLeod was the winning pitcher for Nestleton. The second game of the series eliminated Utica from any further competition this year as Nestleton "'eek- ed' out a 5-4 thriller at Joe Fowler Park. A two out double by Tom Parker in the ninth inning provided Randy McLeod with the winning margin. Rollie Skinner again took the loss for Utica. Next Sunday will see the -..3rd and deciding game inthe ~ Pontypool - Yelverton seriés at Pontypool, 2 p.m. Nestle- ton now has a bye to await the winner. Chargers - win, lose The Scala Brothers Charg- ers made the playoffs last Thursday with a 4-0 win over the Green Hornets of Ux- " bridge. This led them to their final game on Sunday against the Road Runners of Uxbridge. Although the Chargers lost this game with a score of 3-1 they played a very fine game. Bluebombers are champs The Superior Aluminum Bluebombers battled to a 2-1 victory over Uxbridge to capture the first place posi- tion in the Uxbridge and District Minor Soccer League, mosquitoe divison, Sunday afternoon at Ux- bridge. The Sunday action finishes soccer for another year. ---Qrganizers-are-encourag-= ed by the Port Perry partici- pation in the league this year and hope that the participa- Uxbridge and District Minor Soccer League. The hard-fought game ended with the Port Perry team on the low end of a 3-}score, however, giving the Uxbridge Road Runners the edge. These members of the Scala Brothers Chargers are, from left (front row) Rob Page, Chris Duff, Tony Goslin, Tim Bouwmeester, Stephen TUESDAY AFTERNOON . , LADIES BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING SEMI FINALS: tion next year can be ex- High Single: J. VanSchagen o include more 246. "A" Series: WL PTS panded oo Clude 1m High Triple: J. VanSchagen Pontypool 1 1 2 " Port Perry was able to 621. ap erion td field two teams this year, the Singles, 200 and over: BE iSeries; first of participation in the ~_ R. Peyton 236; M. Clark Nestleton 2 0 league. 227; F. Venning 227; M. Raby Utica 0 2 0 209; L. Huntington 236, 214; D. Clark 205; J. VanSchagen 246, 216; M. Smits 210; A. VanSchagen 231; D. Goreski 209: D. Stack 218; G. Ballard M. Lanigan 223; J. Anstey 236; R. DeJong 200; S. DeHaas 237. Triples, 600 and Over: J. VanSchagen 621. FLAMINGO JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY CLUB 218; Opening Practices UXBRIDGE ARENA Weeds io? 8:00 - 10:00p.m. A Thursday, September 18 GG h <1 Sunday, September 21st Barter } Snowballs... Please bring your own sticks, equipment Dandy Fr Candles..........cccouuunenn.... and sweaters 7:30 P.M, GUESTS: JOHN BUTLER - Ontario Society for Crippled Children ~~} (speaking on Snowerama) RICK START - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. CARL COWDEN - Snow-plan. Co-ordinator for Ontario. i - Everyone Welcome - ET NT -w CENTRAL ONTARIO REGION SNOWMOBILE ASSOC. " {| .~ i GENERAL | MEETING | O'Neill Collegiate & Vocational Inst. ¢ (Mary Street Entrance - Oshawa, Ont.) | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 | lvoe High Average: Doris Dargavel 196. High Triple: D. Dargavel 588. High Single: D. Dargavel 259. Over 200: D. Dargavel 259; M. Giroux 221; B. Bouillon 232; J. Fleming 217. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Standings: Cashews........ouuviiviinen 7 ~FIDertS.......civveerrnnnnennnnns 4 WalnMSs....c.cooiiniiini visniies 4 Pecans...........ccccevunennnnnn. 3. Peanuts.............c.oueuen.e. 3. Almonds..............cvune.. 0 High Single: Kay Geer 238. High Triple: Vera Brown 560. Over 200: Kay Geer 238; Vera Brown 232;Doris Dargavel 224; Marian Geer 221; Anne Lee . 220; Diane Davies 219; Gerri Langille 213; Merle St. John 212; Millie Ives 204; Dolores Keeler-200. WEDNESDAY NIGHT ev «LADIES. BOWLING «~*~ "High Single: : P. Whyte 285 High Triple: M. Hawes 662 H.S.W.H.: D. Nottingham 294 H.T.W.H.: D. Nottingham 774 Over 210: P. Whyte 285, M. Hawes 250, 236, D. Nottingham 241, T. Holozan 239, S. Vanderby 236, 224, H. Heard 235, M. Jordon 233, S. Martin 233, S. Bryant 222, J. Wilkin 216, J. Jackman 217, M. Cook 214, 213, T. Gerrow. 213. Over 600: Mary Hawes - 662, ~ Pat Whyte 639, D. Nottingham 612. Team Standings: Muskies ...........ccoovvuenennn. 7 Shrimp ......coooviinnn 7 Mudcat ...........coceeveen..n. 7 Sardines ..........ccccceeunn... 5 Barracudas.................... 5 TAN soni msisissiniensensesn 5 Salmon ..............ouuene.nnn 2 Sharks ........cccoeeeeeennnn. 2 Pickeral ........................ 2 Mackeral ....................... 0 Patterson, Stephen Balling, Mark Phillips (rear) Paul Bateman, Coach Barry Page, Allan Bouwmeester, Jerry Jackman, Mark Bouwmeester, Michael Pratt, and Robert Hoogeveen, Absent were Mike Taylor and Rick Rowe. . LAKE SCUGOG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION " FINAL STANDINGS: Won Lost Tied Points PONTYPOOL 10 3 12 NESTLETON 10 4 0 2 YELVERTON 9 4 0 19 UTICA 8 6 0 16 KEDRON 5 9 0 10 PORT PERRY 5 9 0 10 .SCUGOG a 10 0 8 LINDSAY 0 14 0 0 ATTENTION ALL HOCKEY PLAYERS There will be 'ice available at Uxbridge Arena Saturday, Sept. 20th oo 8:00 to 9:30 a.m. - ALL BANTAMS 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. - DGET & JUVENILE 11:00 to 12:00 Noon - PEE WEE 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. - ATOMS Fee will be $1.00 per player. Registration fee for the comming season will also be taken. PLAYERS TO SUPPLY THEIR OWN EQUIPMENT CRESTWOO Golf Course MANILLA, ONT. MEN'S OPEN Golf Tournament Saturday, Sept. 20th TEE OFF - 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. ENTRY FEE - %6.00 A Trophies for Low Gross, Low Net and Special Prizes.