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Both Scott and bats to overcome a 5-3 deficit © AHOMER? scoring triple in the second Perry. He joined the team eighth but newcomer Paul Crawford came in on the and take a 12-6 win over Robert Evans played a to give Port Perry the lead. with infielder Larry Page Solomon fouled out with the play. Nestleton in Lake Scugog strong game for Port Perry. They got another run in the after the season had begun, bases loaded, allowing Martens was playing in the \ Softball league play on Wed- In the third he slammed a third when Jay Williams when both were playing with Irvine to escape without spot normally occupied by or) nesday, June 25. long triple to left field and hit pounded one to his power the Greenbank Gamblers of harm. one of the best in the league, % Ho The win was one of several a controversial homer in the ally in right field that Paul the Durham Softball league. Another Nestleton new Rob Munroe. He was one of J comeback games that Port eighth. The home run ball Solomon bobbled, allowing Irvine has stepped into the arrival, catcher Kevin several absentees as Nestle. 3 Perry has taken. They led hit an extended white post -him to score. main role in the pitching Martens, committed a costly ton played with nine players. 44 going into the seventh when over the left field fence and . Dick Campbell got a run staff, because Kevin Walker « Nestleton touched southpaw dropped back into the fieldin back for Nestleton, in the is sidelined with chronic arm - : Ken Irvine for three runs to foul territory. After lengthy sixth when he doubled, went problems and likely won't be . take the lead. Port regained discussion, and some indeci- to third on a wild throw by back until late in the season. ® the advantage for good in the sion by both umpires, it was Ken Bryant, and scored Phil Cochrane has done bottom of the sixth when called a home run. Original- sliding into home on a wild some throwing this season pitch. but has not been impressive. omni Despite that wild pitch Leadoff man Bryant : Irvine hurled a strong game, tripled to open the home half B retiring eight men on strike- of the seventh and scored on & D.J. SERVICE outs. The lefthander was a Ken Jeffrey base hit. Y S throwing hard. He is an Jeffrey was sacrificed to excellent control pitcher who second and then scored when } rarely givesup a walk. Heis Irvine hit a long triple to left Music for Dances, constantly ahead of batters field. A Doug Scott hit that Wedding Receptions, Parties, etc. because he doesn't throw shortstop Tim Ashbridge many outside the strike zone. booted scored Jeffrey. Mark John Connors hit a tworun Lee also got on via error and P.O. 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