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bd IES IN Vr - an, Vib SHR MEE AA - en SUA by Danny Millar The Port Perry Mother's Pizza Juveniles posted their second win in as many weeks over the Port Perry Malmont Farms midget team, by an 11-5 margin, on Thursday, July 24. REIS y Sods 1 The juveniles opened up a 10-0 lead after four complete innings and then allowed the midgets to close the gap when they put their substi- tutes in. Hartung went the distance to get the win for the juveniles while Mark Jeffrey got pinned with the loss. Jeffrey was in trouble early, giving up three runs in each of the first two innings. He also had the bases loaded in each frame. In the first, Greg Fedyk led off with a " Port spots Yelverton lead but rebounds for 9-1 win by Danny Millar Yelverton pushed across one run in the top of the first but that was all they got, as Port Perry Canadian Tire Men's team defeated them handily 9-1 in Port on Wed- nesday, July 23. Port Perry scored in-every inning but the first and third. Their biggest stanza was the eighth when they tagged Dale Stinson for three runs. They scored twice in the fourth and added single runs in the second, fifth and sixth frames. Wayne Timms and Ian Page singled to start the first off righthander Phil Coch- rane. Timms eventually scored when shortstop Ken Bryant made a low throw to first baseman Ken Irvine, normally a pitcher who couldn't hang on to it. That was the only time that Cochrane laboured on the mound. He breezed through the remainder of the match and allowed just seven hits. On the other side Oshawa golfers winevent Port Perry Mini Golf and Driving Range held its monthly Mini Putt tourna- ment Saturday, July 19 sponsored by the Uxbridge Beverage Company. It was a successful turnout of all ages with Dan Minaber of Oshawa winning the first prize with a score of 84 over 36 holes. He received a trophy and $20.00 prize money. The second prize of $5.00 and a golf hat went to Larrie Minaber also of Oshawa with a score of 91. The skunk trophy for the highest score - 133 went to Robbie Tobin of Port Perry. Thirty five free passes were given out for team winners and holes-in-one. The next tournament will be held August 23. Squirts (From page 16) with at 16-4 win. The star of the game was David Burnett as he tossed a no-hit game and struck out 14 Claremont batters. Burnett also lead the Legion club at the plate as he had a double and two singles while Warren Geer had three singles, Craig Venning, Brad Menzies and Bobby Orr each had two hits while David Culbert had a single. Tim Evans for Claremont allowed 12 hits but still had 16 strikeouts of the night. The local Squirts should know next week their schedule for 0.A.S.A. play- offs and further information on their league tournament play-offs. Stinson started quickly, get- ting the first five outs on strikeouts, but tailed off, giving up 11 hits. In the second inning, Irvine singled and scored when Mark Lee hit a triple in the left centerfield gap. The fourth inning runs were scored by Irvine and Charlie Durward. Irvine got on via a fielder's choice and scored when Yelverton left- fielder Kevin Nesbitt drop- ped a fly ball by Durward. Durward ended up on second and then went to third on a passed ball before scoring on a double by Lee. Nesbitt couldn't handle a fly, in the fifth off the bat of Robert Evans, and it resul- ted in another Port Perry run. Ken Jeffrey scored it after beating out a bunt and stealing second. Scugog MINI Dark Blue-7 White-0 Scoring for Dark Blue were Greg Fitzgerald with 2 goals, Shawn Plain with 4, and John Collins with 1. The Orange team won by default over the Purple team. SQUIRT Light Blue-4 Dark Blue-0 Scoring for Light Blue were Ryan LaRocca with 2 goals and Ethan Lavereau with 2. Red Team-3 Green Team-0 Nesbitt had more troubles again in the sixth. Durward got on with a base hit and Bryant singled to left but it bounced and hit the outfield- er on the leg, permitting Durward to come home and sending Bryant to second. In the . seventh Ron Redman walked and scored when Evans hit a one out double. Kevin Walker deli- vered a pinch hit single in the eighth that scored two runs for Port. Earlier, Lee had scored when Cochrane laid down a bunt that infielder Ian Page couldn't make the play on. * Port Perry does not play at home until Wednesday, August 6 when they host Janetville. In the meantime they have a game Tuesday, July 29 at Pontypool against the Generals. walk and good bunts by Steve Redman and Dave Dickson surrounded the righthanded hurler. Fedyk and Redman scored when George Burnett lined a double over shortstop Kevin Harris' head. Dickson also tallied on a subsequent play. In the second inning Mark Brawn, a second baseman who has shown improvement since the beginning of the year, worked Jeffrey for a walk. Hartung and Fedyk had back to back hits to load the bases and then Brawn came in to score when Redman hit a ball back to the side of the mound that Jeff- rey couldn't handle. Another two runs came in when Dick- son hit a bouncer over second base. The midgets changed their battery in the fifth as Kevin Walker came in to throw and Bill Wanamaker became the receiver. The juveniles managed only one run off the righty, and that came in the eighth when Hartung scored on a squeeze bunt by Steve Redman. In the meantime the midgets managed a slight comeback. They got a pair of runs in the sixth, two more in the seventh, and one in the eighth. A throwing error by third baseman Dave Can- ning gave them the first two SOcCcer scores Scorers for Red team were Cole Parry 1, Clair Cornish 1, and B.J. McCullough with 1. ATOM W. Frank Real Estate-2 Kinsmen-1 Scoring for W. Frank Real Estate were Ian Thompson and Chris Lavereau. Scoring for Kinsmen was Derek Fitz- gerald. Drapeau Cartage-5 Miller Richmond-1 Scoring for Drapeau Cartage were John Cawker with 1 goal, Jamie Pearse 1, and Derek Martens with 3. Jon Rodway scored for Miller Richmond. Sale starts Thursday, July 31st, 1980 Annual Summer TO SELL Reductions 50% And Morel! 80 Brock St. W., UXBRIDGE 852-3683 MOSQUITO Comco Mfg.-5 Sportsland-4 Comco scorers were James Cawker 3, Andy Syts- ma 1, and Gerry Harrison with 1. Sportsland scorers were Jim White with 2, Greg Finnigan with 1 and Tim Cannon with 1. Port Perry Star-3 Port Perry Chrysler-2 Star scorers were Barry Willerton 1, Mark DeWolf 1, and Carl Baylis with 1. Ray Daniels scored one goal and Paul Carr scored one for the ~- Motor Men. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 30, 1980 -- 17 . 1 Juveniles rout midgets for second win runs after Peter Christie reached a force out and Scott Sandison hit. Canning threw low past second baseman Ray Gibson and both of the runners, scored. Dave Davis scored the eighth inning tally on a wild pitch. 4 The two teams start 0ASA playoffs within a month. The Juveniles opponent has not yet been determined but the midgets take on Uxbridge first. Likely, most of the Port Perry competitive teams will take on Uxbridge in the opening round. Port Perry Yachting news by Donna Pypers The 1980 boating season is in the midst of its' busiest period. So, be forewarned boaters, if you intend to dock at one of the locks on the Trent system for an over- night stay, get there early or "you may be "out of luck." Jim and Ruth Cline had a delayed start to their holiday this past week due to Jim's cold bug. They did, however, manage to visit Lindsay and spend one night at the Mid- way Marina on Pigeon Lake. This marina has excellent facilities. (including show- ers) and is a place you may want to note as an alternat- ive to staying at the lock at Bobcaygeon. Welcome aboard to Stan- ley and Margarett Yandt, the newest members of the Port Perry Yacht Club. Bill Booth Jr. and friend Larry Leeson are leaving for a four day trip to Rosedale on Friday aboard the Saeeda. Safe boating fellas. Donna and Peter Kreft and their sons were visiting Eric and Nora Hoole last week. Peter is a former member of the PPYC. A Leroy Hoyte had some very interesting visitors aboard his boat, the Liz Pat IT this week. Visiting Lee from Barbados were Harold Hoyte, the editor of the Barbadian '"'National" news- paper; Carolyn Leacock, one of Barbados' foremost vocal entertainers and Patricia and Arthur Austin. Mr. Austin is a noted Canadian author and Patricia, a pro- fessor from Champlain College in Quebec. Allin all, a most interesting group of people. Members are asked to note that Saturday, September 13 is the date that has been set for the annual cook-out and Auction 'sail'"'. Please mark your calendars everyone, you wouldn't want to miss that. 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