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SA) - wv, Pel iN ~ oC , Fe Ck i Lh =, AR a SC mAs an Ra) Pr Tt oe ny SEC Sa Dv £8 2 oe PRs = ; 7 SE SECA ns RET AEN AER x. RT ox a tie Claremont 8-8 in -exciting game by John Wally Nesbitt After a two week layoff, the Port Perry Blues finally managed to finish their regu- lar season play, hosting the ladies .from Claremont. It took a while for Port Perry to get back. into the swing of things again and before the Claremont team was through batting in the first , inning, they had managed to score five times and al- though Port managed to load the bases in their half of the frame, no one crossed the plate for the home' team. Port's first run came in the second inning. when Carol "Bond scored on a double by Carol Wilton but Clarémont still had a four run advant- age heading to their third bat. The visiting team then picked up two runs in the third inning and one more in the fourth to leave Port Perry seven runs behind. However it seems to be the nature of the Blues to let the opposition get ahead and then hope for a-big rally and this is exactly what happen- ed this time. Valerie Sweet- men started off the fourth aning with a single and moved around to third when Lynn Cook nailed a one- baser. Carol Wilton then came to bat and the blond third baseman slugged out her seventh home run of the season. The inning ended with Claremont ahead eight to four. 'Karen Young, work- ing the mound again didn't allow the visitors a hit and then she led off the order in the fifth inning by 'sending the ball to the fence in right field for her first home run of the year. Denise Crawford then singled and scored on Kelly Owen's triple. At this point the Claremont Pitcher was pulled and the new pitcher, coming in cold, al- lowed the next four Blues bases on balls, walking home Kelly and finally Carol Bond with the tying run. Pitchers were changed again and al- ~-though the Port team left two girls on base-in the bottom of - the seventh, strong defensive plays by both teams left the score as it was, the game ending in an 8-8 tie. Denise Crawford picked up the star of the game for her solid performance on second base. With this tie the point standings have, you might say, tightened up consider- ably. Claremont and Mount Albert are now tied for first " place and Port Perry and Bradford are tied for third. The tie breaking games are set for holiday Monday night with Port playing in Brad- ford. Watch this space next week for the final season results. Save $50 and keep From List fighting rust automobile manufacturers treated and fully protected present this cou! 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Ray Desautels and Rod Jones of Seagrave as they prepared to leave for marathon canoe race in Three ""Rivers over the weekend. They placed a very * - Lt i respectable 47th out dnc REC E Ke ria fo £2. 30% - wb of 78 canoes in the demanding 120 mile race over three days, and say they'll compete again next year. Seagrave boys compete in 120 miles marathon canoerace Ray Desautels and. Rod Jones of Seagrave competed in a gruelling marathon canoe race near Three Riv- ers, Quebec, over the week- end, and placed a credible 47th out of 78 canoes that began the 120 mile event. Mr. Desautels told the Star Tuesday morning that he UY A Ee oO a SHINEGU4RD Debart's exclusive ShineGuard process will give your car's paint surface a mirror finish, ShineGuard is electro-chemically bonded to your car's surface to give It that "just waxed" look yeor after year. We Sk» Coupon Expires Dec. 31, 1979 $15 OFF --_-------- $5 even guarantee the shine for three years. (Only Le one coupon valid per purchase) hin | and his partner were pleased with their showing consider- ing this was the first time they had entered the event, and they were up against some of the best marathon canoe racers in North Amer- ica. "We did pretty well," said Mr. Desautels. "It's a tough course. The weather on the second day was very rough, and you just can't make any mistakes on this course. I think we will probably be back again next year." The race, which is called La Classique Internationale de Canots de la Mauricie is runover a 120 mile course on the Mauricie River from La Tuque to Three Rivers. The first day of competition in- volves 60 miles, -and all canoes which are within one hour of the"fastest canoe qualify to continue on the second and third days. Mr. Desautels and Mr. Jones started racing togeth- er last July, and for the past three weeks had been train- ing on Lake Scugog for the Quebec event. 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