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RN DART AL Lr aT SEETAEAT 3 SSA ERMAN SWAT ERE NLE SP BREST NIN 20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednebday, August 22, 1979 _. Lions advance in League play-offs by Peter Christie The Port Perry Bantam Lions have advanced to the finals of their division in the League. Port defeated Stouffville in the third and final game by the score of 3 4 i 126. Robinson went the distance striking out 12 in the 7 inning game. Port scored a run in every inning of the game but the first and third. Robinson beside pitching well also did well at the plate SEER going 3-3. In this game Christie also got 3 hits with Young and Blayone each getting two. Port Perry will now play Claremont in the finals. wilson shoes DON'T FORGET!... SEPTEMBER 11th LANNY McDONALD .. IN PERSON!! BAUER SPEEDER SKATES Soccer League Action PEE WEE Rangers-7 Scugog-0 The game between Port Perry Lions Scugog's A Team and the Oshawa Rang- ers on August 15th in Oshawa BAUER FIGURE SEDOUR SPORTS FOOTWEAR DEPARTMENT ® TRACK © TENNIS ¢ GOLF ¢ CURLING ®* SOCCER ¢ SKATES SELECTION IN ALL PRICE RANGES * MURRAY WILSON SHOES ° 7 Main St. Stouffville 640-2429 124 Main St. Markham 294-1189 was a hopeless one for Scu- gog A as they only had seven players against the Rangers full team of 11 and the score tells the tale. Scugog has had the last four games in Oshawa and often playing short of players, has seen Scugog go down hill. But cheer up fellows all your next regular games are at home. Let's hope there will be no more players suffering with holidayitis? Next game will be at the High School on August 22nd. Please try to get to your practice on Monday August 20th as we need all the time we can get to come up hill for our next regular game. Summerlea golf ladies compete by Margaret Boynton On Tuesday, August 14th, a grab bag Tournament was held with 26 ladies out in the evening. A lunch of fresh fruit crackers, cheese and coffee as well as prizes¥ The weather was cool but a good time was had by all. Winners of the prizes were: Low Gross-Lucy Wil- son, Low Net-Josie Wilson, Longest Drive-S. Diane Prentice, Least Putts-Rosey Vander Hyden, Low hidden hole-Vivian Rider, High Hid- den Hole-Nickey MacDon- ald, Most Putts-Marg. Burn- field, Shortest Drive-Clara Chant, Guess Your Score- Joan Wilkin. Packers champs (From page 18) Raiders and North Stars to advance to the final series. Brians downed the Bulldogs and Nobels. This being the first ever . ball hockey tournament in Port Perry, a few snags were expected. However, these proved to be few, and the organizers were pleased with the outcome, and are looking forward to next year. The leagues semi-final playoffs will feature Brians and Bulldogs playing at 7:00 p.m. next Monday night, August 27th followed by the Flames-Warriors encounter at 8:15. These games will be the second of the series as the first games were played last Monday August 20th. All games are played at the new arena, so come on up and witness some exciting ball hockey action. Will aid Muscular Dystrophy by Janice Jackman A neighbourhood carnival against Muscular Dystrophy will be held on August 27 at 441 Beechcroft Crescent. Joey Jackman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jackman, will serve as ringmaster, assisted by Janice and Jimmy Jackman, Todd and Tina Soomre, Matthew and Sue MacMillan, Andrew Steele and Alexander Kupcis. The carnival, which begins at 1 p.m., will feature such games as: What's your Guess; Hit the Clown; Can Toss and Fish Pond, and all proceeds will go to aid the fight against Dystrophy and related diseases. The children got their idea from MacDonalds Restaur- ants of Canada. For additional information call 985-7227. *