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Pee Wee: The Port Perry Maroons played against the Epsom Girls. This was a very well maneuvered game with Frank Dooley scoring 2 goals. Robert Huggins got a hat trick - 3 goals, In the second half Brian Tysick got his first goal of the year. Well - done Brian. Then Robert Huggins got his fourth goal of the night making the final score 7 to 1 for the Port Perry Maroons. Utica General Store Blue- birds: Gordie Brown started _ off the scoring with 1 goal. Very good play. Mr. Page was very pleased with the foot work and the plays from the whole team. against Dominion Auto Mon- day night. All the boys put on a very good show and worked very hard to keep the scoring low. Final score was 1 to 0 for Uxbridge. Mosquito: Stedmans Red Devils had a bye this week. Blackstock United played against Homans Department Store at Blackstock. Gordie Brown started the, scoring with 2 goals followed by Jeff Wallace with 1 goal. - Final score 3 to 0 for Blackstock. Squirt: Irvine Construction [conTinuous. "FORMS ~ available at the ) Port Perry Star "985.7383 IH) Foal-Lac Forp "Mares milk production doesn't » keep up with a growing foals Epsom Boys team played nant and milking mares and as supplementary diet for foals. Soccer Action i Orange Bombers played against Noble Holland and Campbell of Uxbridge. David Irvine got the first goal with an assist by Step- hen McTavish. David Irvine did it again with his second goal of the night assisted by John Rodway. The third goal was by David Schwan which was a beautiful penal- ty shot. / got the next.goal assisted by John Cawker. Johnny Rod- way got the next goal un- assisted and last but not least Johnny Cawker got the last goal with an assist by Dana Froder. Final score was 6 to 3 for the Orange Bombers. Durham Electronics Green Machine had a terrific game with Mike Sorely getting a hat trick and also the only goals of the night. Defence played an exceptional game. Frowards broke away at the right time for the goals to be scored. Final score was 3 to 0 for the Green Machine. Atom: The Golden Eagles had a bye this week. Port Cleaner Phantoms continue their winning streak by defeating the White Pistons Peck Bros. Shell. First goal first half by James Cawker on a penalty kick. Second half second goal and third by James Cawker. His total thus far is 13 goals. Defence played a terrific game. Congratula- tions to Mark Kendal assist- ing Brad Puckrin for his first shut out. Final score 3 to 0 for Port Phantoms. , HAVE YOUR ZIEBART DONE LOCALLY - FOR CONVENIENT CHECKUPS! Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFNG Hwy. 12& 7A rl Perry, Ontario Why not make your car sparkle? -Try our exclusive 'Shine Guard' treatment! Stephen McTavish | appetite. Help the foal along with Borden's Foal-Lac. It's almost identical to mare's milk but has greater amounts of vitamins and minerals. : Foal-Lac is available in powder and pellets in 25 or 50 Ib. drums. Get Foal-Lac at your Shur-Gain Dealer's. Shur-Gain... value for discerning feeders. 5 WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 - There was plenty of action for ball fans over the weekend when the mens tournament, consisting of sixteen teams, was played at the lakefront ballpark. _ Coane . FL os Ed EE EY . oa WYN 4 Faas NE wR TS TW] . ' FEA ' 7 ool 0% - 3 ll x TR. * - 4 ~ BE ad >. - There was lots of good hitting, pitching and sliding [as above] during the four days of play. Pontypool came out the eventual winners. See story for details. Pontypool Generals win tournament by Danny Millar On the strength of a magnificent pitching per- formance by Kelly Neals, the Pontypool Generals defeated Guelph Purina 2 to 0 to-win the Fifth Annual Canadian Tire Tournament, Neals, who had been superb throughout the tour- nament, struck out sixteen Guelph hitter, including the final three to nail down the championship and $275. It was Neals who hit the home run in extra innings to win the semi-final aganst Greenwood. The game against Greenwood, he later admitted, was his toughest. He also drove in the winning run in the final with a two-out single in the first. Kelly showed a lot of class in a post-game interview when he declined to rate himself as a pitcher -and hitter in comparison to the tournament's best. He felt this tournament victory would help his team in its league play. Local teams fared well as Yelverton advanced to the semi-final where they were beaten by Guelph 6 to 0. In this game Yelverton was unable to use their star pitcher Frank O'Brien when it was discovered he was ineligible on a technicality. Yelverton did collect $75 however, and finished with a win-loss record of 4 to 1. Sunderland won $25 as division winners but were eliminated in the quarter finals. Scugog Island was a disappointment as they failed to make the playoffs. In Port Perry's first game, a two run single by Ken Davis in the fourth was the key blow as the Canadian Tire team defeated Lindsay 6 to 0. Larry Elson pitched excellently to get the shutout victory. Danny Ellicott was the losing pitcher. A superlative second game .by Elson allowed Port to defeat Guelph 5 to 0. The powerful righthander struck out nineteen and allowed just one hit, a double, to obtain his second victory. Doug Bryant was tagged with the loss for Purina. Midgets tie Oshawa 10-10 by Deb Ireland On Thursday evening two good ball clubs met for an exciting exhibition game. The Oshawa 'B' Midgets visited Port Perry. Both teams got off to slow starts. The score was 5 to 5 at the bottom of five innings. The strong opposition gave Port no chance for 'big hits". The only way Port could get on base was by singles, Doug Scott, coach of the Port team decided to start right handed Roland Skinner in the third game in an effort to rest Elson for the elimina- tions. Skinner just didn't have the control or velocity needed as he surrendered four runs in less than three innings. He left with none walks, or errors. George Burnett had an excellent game in the field. The Lumbermen had a big seventh inning with 4 runs. Oshawa's inning was the eighth with 5 runs. Port's pitchers were George Bur- nett, Mark Cleveland, Dennis Franssen, and Ian Hartung. The final score was a 10 to 10 tie. The Lumbermen got back into League play the follow- ALUMINUM SIDING PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED AT REASONABLE PRICES out and runners on first and second in the third before Elson came in to put out the fire. Elson blanked the Greenwood hitters the rest of the way but the Port Perry batters just couldn't mount an offensive against righty Grant Pascoe as they lost 4 to 1. ing night when they travelled to Uxbridge. Port tried their come-back too late in the game and came out on the short end of a 6 to 3 score. Pitching for Port were Mark Cleveland and George Bur- nett. The Ballard Boys get into action in Sterling on Tuesday evening. The next home game is on Thursday eve- ning at 8:30 p.m. * v cr a EE a eR A oo ~! 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