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PORT Port Perry Midgets tra- veled to Ottawa to partici- pate in a seven team Double Knock Out Tournament. They faced Picton the first game to defeat them 3-1 in ten innings in a close fought game as Port lead one to nothing until the seventh when Picton tied the game to putitin extra innings. Kevin Walker had the pitching duties for the first seven innings until the team put Kevin in trouble. Larry Elson relieved Walker to pull Port out of the inning by striking out the third batter and 6 more in the 8, 9 and 10th innings. Port scored 2 runs in the top of the 10th to win the first game. Walker striking out six, allowing 5 hits with one team error. Pitching for Picton was Wayne Armstrong allowing 6 hits, striking: out 8 Port Perry batters with 3 team errors. Second Game Ports second game was against New Liskeard and they were defeated 2-1. Port just couldn't get things going. Kevin Walker started again and ran into trouble in the early part of the game and was relieved by Elson. Ports pitchers struck out 8, SUITE TTR MINOR HOCKEY NOTICE To enable us to provide the kind of hockey our young people deserve, trainers, etc., 1976-77 season. mail to: Or phone 985-7193 PERRY are urgently needed for the Our new arena will be officially opened sometime this fall. Many people in our commun- ity including minor hockey, worked hard to make it a reality. Don't let it go to waste! Write now or fill out the coupon below and Port Perry Minor Hockey Association, Box 493, Port Perry, Ontario. Summary of Ont. allowed 2 hits and had two team errors. New Liskeard pitcher allowed 4 hits, struck out two and had one team error. Third Game After losing the second game this put Port in trouble even to receive the bronze medal they had to win three in a row, and they did. They defeated Thunder Bay 4-2 in a hard fought game. Fourth Game Port had to face Picton again because once you lose the teams fight it out to get to the championship. Port de- feated Picton 1-0 in an excit- ing game. Elson striking gut 9 Picton batters, allowed 1 hit with no team errors. Armstrong allowed 3 hits, striking out 3 batters and one team error. The error cost them the game. Fifth Game Ports fifth game and the third of that day was against Grimsby. The loser of this game was sure of a medal but Port wasn't satisfied with just a bronze. They played their second well- played game of the day with Elson throwing his third game and second one hiiter of the day. They defeated Grimsby 3-0. = managers, coaches, Manager ..... Coach PORT PERRY. MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. NAME: ............ I am interested in the following position. Trainer ..... Houseleague Coach..... E = E Es E Eg = E 4 gE = E E Eg Eg E E 8 g - E Eg g = gE E E g gE =] E S E g : = = gE E -- E g Eg g E E E EL EE TTT PERSONALIZED T-SHIRTS SWEATSHIRTS ® Lettering & Numbers eo Transfers (Large Selection of Transfer Designs) We'll Print Anything For: SCHOOLS "CLUBS GIFT GAGS Elson struck out 9 with no team erors. Grimsby's pitcher allowed 7 hits, strik- ing out 4 Port Perry batters, with 3 team errors. ~» Sixth Game Port Perry played Owen Sound for the championship. Owen Sound with a 3-0 record and Port Perry with a 4-1. This is what both teams were waiting for and it showed. Everybody was on edge for the whole game. Both teams played excellent ball as it went 11 innings. It was a pitchers duel. Larry Elson pitching for Port and Bard Underwood for Owen Sound. For Elson it was his fourth game of the day and nobody would of known, He struck out 22 batters and allowed 1 hit with 5 team errors. For Underwood, he struck out 19 Port Perry batters, allowed 3 hits with 3 team errors. -contributed Snowmobilers plan season by Zoe Rohrer The first sure sign that summer is over came Sun- day evening with the first general membership meet- ing of the Port Perry Snow- mobile Club: It was a busy day for club members with a baseball game in the afternoon against the Cartwright Dyno's Snowmobile Club and a pot luck supper before the meeting. The club has been very active all summer. A camp out was held at Lakehead Park. The July picnic at Poplar Park was very well attended and there were two baseball games and a corn roast to keep club members together through- out the summer months. At Sunday's meeting, reports were received from each committee. Plans are being made for this years snowmobile trails. Tickets are now on sale for the up-coming dance at Club Annrene. The draw for the 1977 Skidoo and trailer will be made at this dance. The newsletter from the Ontario Federation of Snow- mobile Clubs was read. It discussed the proposed Driver Training Program and government financing for Snowmobile Clubs. A report was given from the Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Club. C.0.R.S.A is sponsoring"Grass Drag Races' on Sunday October 17 beside Utica Farm Equip- ment. The big news for the Port Perry Snowmobile Club is the up-coming Snow Show, September 24, 25 and 26 in the arena. This should be a very interesting show of all winter activities and it will p* Country = = Village ANT Ef TOP S0PPE SINCE 1974 NAMES PLACES THINGS 20% OFF On Orders Of 12 or more BOMATRY Y LA pant'n top shoppe PORT PERRY 64 WATER ST. take a lot of work by many club members to make everything run smoothly. The leaves are starting to turn colour - the weather is Betting a bit "nippy", the - snowmobilers are meeting again - Soon it will be time to "Think Snow". Richmond Hill defeat Midgets - This past Wednesday, the Port Perry Midgets were defeated by Richmond Hill 4-2, Port came out fighting in the first inning by getting a two run lead. But that was it. Glen Moreland, Richmond Hill pitcher struck out 18 Port Perry batters. Elson struck out 13 Richmond Hill batters, allowed 5 hits with 4 team errors. Richmond Hill allowed 4 hits with 2 team errors. DO YOU NEED MONEY o E E E : Elf you own a home, farm or property in town, city or country, old or new, paid for = or not, our low payment mortgage plan is : probably your answer. - e Consolidate All Your Debts oe Get Extra Cash Now 1st, 2nd or 3rd mortgages as low as 12% %. Call me personally today. WAYNE SMITH A CANADIAN PUBLIC COMPANY WHOSE ONLY BUSINESS 1S HELPING PEOPLE. : RL OO B : y | Meetings: held in the privacy of your own home. Summer Games Jets lose important game + by Bob Ryan This last week the Malmont Farms ball club has a rel- atively easy week of base- ball. 'The team only had two games; one they lost, one won. i Tuesday past the Mal- mont Farms team played the team from Utica. The game really meant nothing as most of the play-off slots had been decided. The Malmont Farms team won 7-2, On Last Sunday though, a critical game in the Malmont Farms season was played in Odessa. to leave the team flat and they dropped 'a 4-0 game, The' Malmont Farms team has a very good chance of defeating this team when they make the return trip to-night (Wednesday) at 8:45 p.m. The team should be able to have all its regulars back. in the line-up. Any support this Wednesday night would greatly be appreciated. u EU TTT MALMONT FARMS ODESSA A's 8:45 P.M. - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15 At Joe Fowler Memorial Park HIE ERT TTT TT LTT TTT AHH JENS A Adan cl i PORT TAVERN | | a : i i now serving i | i Smorgasbhord | § SERVED: $ apf i 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. 2 95 : 8 Monday to Friday 1 : un | We would like to help you. 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