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SE NARA CR RANA: [ AHN ties 5. pr VPLS » tS 0d dat ado Juveniles tied i in best of 3 semifinal series by Danny Millar Port Perry Mother's Pizza Juveniles evened their Ont- ario Amateur Softball Assoc- jation semi-final series with Williamsburg at one win apiece on Saturday, Septem- ber 1 with an impressive 40 victory. The series is a best of three with the final slated for Saturday, September 8 in a neutral ball park, possible Napanee or Brockville. The outing must rate as one of the more solid of the season for Port. They played heads up softball and right handed pitcher Kevin Walk- er was as sharp as he has been all season. Walker blanked the visiting Legionn- aires on four hits. Port Perry played near perfect defence, allowing one error. Port Perry broke the ice with a run in their half of the second inning. Mike Healey walked and moved to third on-a Mark Jeffrey single. Healey hustled home on a passed ball. Port Perry put the game on ice in the eighth with three runs. Healey scored again, after singling and arriving at the plate on Jeffrey's triple. Jeffrey finished the loop on an infield hit by Dennis Frannsen. A base hit by Carl Durward drove in Frannsen from sec- ond base to conclude the scoring. After registering an out, Walker, who has had arm problems early in the season seemed to clutch his pitching 20 teams in horseshoe pitching Results of horseshoe pitch- ing at Port Perry fair. There were 20 teams entered. 1st prize-Roy and Harold McLaughlin, 2nd-Bill Vand- erburg and Gill Fitzsimons, 3rd-Vern Reid and Grenville Ray, 4th-Orval Atkinson and Les Paddick, 5th-John H. Rowe and John H. Rowe Junior, 6th-Don Fearnley and Mike.Smith. Congratulations to Walter Pascoe winking 4th in the Senior Mens champ§nship of Ontario at the C.N.E. -------- base runner is safe at second during action Saturday evening at Fowler Park in which the Port Perry Juveniles blanked the visitors 4-0 to évefi their best of three play-offs. arm in the shoulder area. Port Perry coach Bob Knapp went to the mound immed- iately and the usual group of infielders gathered around. Jeffrey, the third baseman, left the discussion early and made a gesture with his glove in the direction of the group. As he walked down the left field line he was joined by Port's other coach Ron Redman. The unusual circumstanc- es did not end there, how- ever. At the end of the inning the team held a brief meet- ing at the bench. Walker was the first to leave for the dressing room, Redman close at his heels. After the chat Jeffrey started to warm up on the sidelines. It appeared as though Jeffrey might come in to pitch the next inning as he and his mates headed for the infield, minus Walker. Walk- er finally appeared on the mound to continue to pitch. Walker threw a superb G. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment JACKILALLY Our Port Perry Representatives ou om \ ARTHUR SHANWALT |d like to show you what we have to offer. game the rest of the way. He allowed just four hits and struck out ten. His arm problem amounted to nothing. Mike Moran was almost as effective for the Legionn- aires as he also gave up four safeties. He retired seven hitters on strikes. Port Perry was without the services of two key players. Infie George Burnett, who had been claimed by London Knights in the Ontar- io Hockey Association draft earlier in the summer, was at the tryout. Outfielder Greg Fedyk, who adds a spark with his hustling style of play, was also absent. If these players return for next week's final game, and Saturday, The if Port Perry comes up with the sharpness that was evi- dent in the second game, then it is conceivable that Port Perry will be represent- ed at an all-Ontario final showdown. UBS MEH WR era ey MUM W lye aon Sd (i af B07 0 0 pt IT aa J? WALNENSNERL, «BH ORAR TW RIE THY SERIF I. SOR TEAST R Leeds deciding match in this series will | be played at a 'neutral' park on playdowns. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed:, September 5, 1979 -- 19 a & oom LN AN --y and the winner will advance in the Ontario Softball OVI PIT IIIS III 0000058888800000 Let Experience Be Your Teacher FUTURA DRIVING SCHOOL AALALALSS FENCE & PATIO CENTRE Med. ) SAND * Commarcts) & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar marnwire 129-1721 * Installations & Repairs Taunton E. % Mile E.of Ritson Rd. YAN 985-2094 (days) Zenith 77370 (Evenings) Established since 1969 RINGETTE ANNOUNCEMENT AAALAC URGENT! PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ~tirgently requires coaches and managers for the 1979-80 season. Any interested persons please send resume sta- ting qualifications, team preference and alterna- tives to: Port Perry Minor Hockey Association, c/o Mr. Leo Taylor, 170 Lilla Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO by September 7th, 1979. PONTIAC BU ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS OF NEW Ringette will be starting its 1979-80 season again shortly and we need coaches and managers urgently to support this ever-growing' sport. Ringette is a fairly new sport to Port Perry, but it is a good one for young girls to participate in. If you are interested in coaching or managing an all-girl team, then please fill out the coupon below and mail it to: PORT PERRY RINGETTE ASSOCIATION BOX 727, PORT PERRY, ONT. 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