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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 18, 1980 With three-run up-rising in sixth inning Seniors come-from-behind, edge Ne by Danny Millar It is becoming common. Port Perry Canadian Men's Tire softball team trailed Nestleton 6-2 going into the bottom of the sixth inning last Wednesday. Port Perry won the game 9-6. Port Perry got its sixth league win of the season by scoring seven runs in a three inning span starting in the sixth. Jay Williams started the three run uprising in the sixth by leading off with a long triple that missed being a home run by a couple of feet. He scored on a strange play. Catcher Paul Larmer, replacing regular receiver Rob Munroe, threw the ball over pitcher Randy McLeod's head after Ron Redman had struck out. Mike Healey continued the run-scoring by getting on Soccer kicks off new season by Alf Huggins The House League regular soccer season started this past week with four games on Wednesday, June 11 and four games on June 12. On Wednesday, the Mosquitoes and Squirts kick-off followed on Thursday by the Minis and Atoms with the following results: Should be Ready Approximately June 24th! PICK-YOUR-OWN STRAWBERRIES * 50¢ QUART (Please bring own qt. containers) * 75¢ PICKED (ORDERS - 6 qts. or More - Phone Now.) - PHONE - 985-7490 or 985-2639 base when shortstop Paul Ibbitson booted his ground- er. He went into third on Phil Cochrane's single through the box. Cochrane trotted into scoring position with an uncontested stolen base. Healey scored the second run when Doug Scott lofted a fly ball to right field. Coch- rane scored when Randy Crawford beat out an infield single. _ Crawford, usually a right fielder, has shown good speed this season. The single that drove in Cochrane was his second infield hit of the game. He also made a long running catch near the foul line later. He has been used on occasion as a pinch runner, along with Ken Jeffrey. The Rally touched starter Port . Mosquito Division: Sports- land - 2, Comco - 5. Scoring for Comco - James Cawker - 3, Sean Fisher - 1, and Garry Harrison 1, for Sportsland with A. Nicholishen scoring the other. Port Perry Star Astros - 9, Port Perry Chrys- ler Omnis - 1. No game sheet available for scorers. Squirt Division: Red Team - 3, Green Team - 0. Clair Port Perry McLeod for two runs in the seventh and another pair an inning later to put the game away. A key error by catcher Paul Larmer started the seventh inning scoring when he dropped a third strike on Bill St. John, allow- ing the Port outfielder to get to first base. St. John wheeled into third when Williams singled to right field. Williams came out immediately for designated pinch runner Jeffrey, making his first of two appearances in a tight situa- tion. Jeffrey stole second uncontested to put two runners in scoring position for Ron Redman. Redman delivered them both with a single to right field. Nestleton errors helped the home team again in the eighth. Irvine started with a single, went to second, and Cornish scored the three goals for the Red Team. Light Blue Team - 4, Dark Blue - 2. Scoring for the Light Blue team - Ryan Larocca with 3, and Vince Criscione - 1. For the Dark Blue - David Muldoon - 1 and Brian Appel-' by - 1. Atom Division: Drapeau Cartage - 3, Miller Richmond na SJ -- -- Blackstock Shirley Rd. ---- Go 1-7/10m. east - South side on Shirley Road. ANDERSON'S BERRIES wv 7200, £ o BERRIES HERE BRUTON'S I.D.A. DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2511 then into third on a wild pitch. He came home when third baseman Randy Pross- er mishandled a hit by St. John. Jeffrey came in to carry the mail for St. John. Williams singled Jeffrey over to third and then the speedy part time outfielder scored when shortstop Paul Ibbetson dropped Redman's high fly ball. Tough Start It looked as though Nestle- ton would blow Port Perry out of the park when they touched starting righthander Phil Cochrane for five runs in the third inning. The only other run they got came in the sixth frame. However, Cochrane staved off the attack and stayed in the game to pick up the win. Irvine got credit for a save. Nestleton got help also | Forwarders - 1. Scoring for Drapeau was Derek Martens with all three goals with strong support from Neil Mark. Scoring for the For- warders was Jon David Rodway with help from Glen Page, Mike Toge and Kenny Smart. Kinsmen - 2, Frank Real Estate - 0. Scoring for Kinsmen were Craig Free and James Stubb with a goal ~-apiece:" Mini Division: Blue Team - 4, White Team - 1. Scoring the Blues goals were Greg Fitzgerald-2, Shawn Plain- 1, and John Collins-1. Scott McTavish was the marks- man for the Whites. Purple Team - 4, Orange Team - 3. Scoring for the Purple Team Brent Harlow - 2, Megan Fuller - 1, and Mike Suggitt - 1. Jason McBride scored the Orange goals with help from teammates Jan Robertson, Landon Drew and Megan Thompson. a \\\ Ut | | 1] /7/ Nd 4 TROPHIES! A and | ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's! brcconn, CRAFT & HOBBY WOR gPORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-2839 J mt WANTED Travel Trailers Hard.Tops Tent Trailers Boats & Outboards on Trailers All Rec Vehicles WE WILL SELL FOR YOU! WE RENT BOOK NOW! TRUCK CAPS LOWEST PRICES Parts & Accessories Are our Specialties. Roll-up Awnings - Lowest Prices BLACKSTOCK TRAILER SALES Phone 986-5696 from a costly miscue in the top of the third. With two runners on base rightfielder Randy Crawford misjudged Herb Vine's fly ball, allowing the men on base to cbme home. Nestleton bunched two hits together to get two more runs and then got the fifth when a throw got past shortstop Larry Page at third base. The same two teams met in the Pontypool 500 tourney over the weekend and the result was another come- back victory for Port. Port: went into the last inning down by two runs. They put the best to work on McLeod and Dick Campbell and' came away with four runs and the victory. _ Port Perry currently stands atop the Lake Scugog Softball League with a 6-2 mark. A bit of a surprise has been the Janetville team which is in second place. Last year Janetville was one of the weakest teams in the circuit but has turned it around this year. They hold one of the league wins over Port but Port has also beaten them once. } Port Perry will be playing in a Lob Ball tournament during the coming weekend in Oshawa. The next home game for the team is Wednesday, June 18 when they take on Janet- ville at 8:30 p.m. Because of the Pontypool tournament they postponed a league game against Yelverton which will be contested next Sunday, June 22 at Nestleton. WILLIAMSON Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! { For the Best Deals on New G.M. 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