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POPP VO PPP PVP VIP IVIIPTTTTTIPY &® by Danny Millar The Port Perry Mother's Pizza Juveniles beat Schom- berg 15-5 at home Monday, August 11 and in so doing, won the opening round of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association playoff in two straight games. The outcome was in doubt | Scugog "by Alf Huggins MINI Dark Blue-3 Purple-0 'Scoring for Dark Blue were Greg Fitzgerald 1, Shawn Plain 1, and John Collins 1. White-4 Orange-1 Scoring for the White team were Lisa Vernon with one goal and Scott McTavish with three. Jason McBride scored the lone goal for the Orange team. ATOM Drapeau Cartage-3 W.Frank Real Estate-3 Scoring for Drapeau Cart- age were Derek Martens ® with two goals and Adam Cookson with one. Chris Lavereau scored all three goals for Franks: Kinsmen-4 Miller Richmond Forwarders-0 Scoring for Kinsmen were Derek Fitzgerald with 2 and Kenny Lamb with 2. $0000 0800008080080080080800008080000000000000000 00000 until the last three innings when Schomberg tosser Rick Sweeney tired and was sub- sequently replaced by Graham Jones. Sweeney was chased in the eighth followed by a run by Tim Thompson. Thompson had doubled down the right field line and scored on a sacrifice fly.. Jones Soccer Red Team-5 Light Blue-1 Clair Cornish scored the five goals for Red and Ryan i scored for the Light Blue. MOSQUITO * Port Perry Star-5 Comco Mfg-4 Scoring for Port Perry Star were Barry Willerton with 1, Carl Baylis with 3 and Mark Dewolde with one. Scoring for Comco Mfg. were James Cawker with 3 and Sean Fisher with 1. Port Perry Chrysler-4 Sportsland-1 Scoring for Port Perry Chrysler were Rob Baker with 1, Mike Vandermeer 1,. Ray Daniels 1 and Rodney . DeWolde 1. Scoring for Sportsland was Tim Cannon. Scugog Youth Soccer club House League Cup Day is Sat., August 23 with Mini 11:00a. m., Squirt 10:00 a.m., Atom 11:15 a.m. and Mos- quito 10:00 a.m. DAYS MMV POPOV VPOPPS GOTT IIIIIITIITIITII00000008000800000008000000000000 9th ANNUAL UXBRIDGE-SCOTT HISTORICAL SOCIETY STEAM THRESHING At the Museum Grounds QUAKER HILL One Mile West of Uxbridge, 1 Quarter Mile North. AUGUST 23 & 24 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. 3 Come and Try Ploughing with a Horse and Single Plow! 4 GOOD FOOD - HOT & COLD DRINKS - CORN ON THE COB | Adults $2.00 Students & Senior Citizens $1.00 | } Children $1.00 (Free if accompanied by Adult) MUSEUM WILL BE OPEN. 25080888888 8888888888880888888888000808000000050040. FREE PARKING. I MAA A AAA AA Ad A Ad AAA ddd Addl ddd ddd add ddd aa dd ddd adds sd) CITI ET POWER SKATING RICHARD STEPHENS Port Perry Figure Skating Club STARTING SEPTEMBER 20th, 1980 5 WEEKS - $25.00 ADDRESS: ..... PHONE: ............ Please mail Registration Form along with cheque payable to the: Port Perry Figure Skating Club, Power Skating, Box 932, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO. - before September 5th, 1980. + For further information call 985-3327. came on in relief and promptly hit Dave Dickson with his first pitch. Greg Fedyk, who had reached on a fielder's choice, scored when Schomberg rightfielder Mark Matson dropped. a fly ball hit by George Burnett. Dickson scored when Dave Canning poked a base hit to centerfield and Canning came. in on a hit by Mark Cleveland. Cleveland has joined the team for the playoffs, as had outfielder Dennis Franssen. Both played regularly last year. Franssen saw action 1n a game early in the season and he ended up making a key throw to save the win. Cleveland is an infielder who can play second base and shortstop. He appeared at second against Schomberg, replacing Ray Gibson. Cleveland and Franssen take over roster vacancies left by second baseman Mark Brawn and outfielder Steve Redman, both of whom are too old for juvenile play but are with the team during its Oshawa City and District Men's League games. Port Perry got good pitch- ing from starter Ian Hartung and Tim Thompson, both righthanders.: Thompson went the distance to get the first win in Schomberg and he came from the bullpen to work Hartung out of a sixth inning jam after he gave up a On September week-end PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 20, 1980 -- 13 Juveniles take first OASA series easily pair of runs. The duo com- bined to limit Schomberg to 12 hits and they struck out six. Carl Durward had a big hit in the seventh when he sing- led home Canning and Dick- son. Franssen preceeded them in the same inning by scoring on an infield error. But the biggest blow of the night belonged to Canning, who hit a first inning bouncer over: third base with two runners on base. Canning also went in on the play after the ball skipped past the left fielder. Canning took advantage of some strategy that backfired on Schomberg. After Sween- ey loaded the bases by walk- ing Burnett, the visitors drew their infielders in tight, hoping to cut down a run at the plate. Second sacker Randy Jenning was playing almost on a line with the back of the mound and short- stop Scott Baker was just as close on the other side. Because he was playing so close, Baker had no chance on Canning's drive down the line. Had he been playing in the hole between second and third, he might have been able to stop two of the runs. The Juveniles became the second Port Perry team to advance past the first OASA round. Earlier the midgets squeeked past Uxbridge in three games. Bass tourney at Lake Scugog by Danny Millar So far, says director Dick Wiley, of Blenheim, Ontario, prizes and money for the upcoming Canada - United States International Bass Tournament Championship have totalled an astounding $15,000, depending on the - number of: entrants for the September 20-21 tourney. According to Mr. Wiley, who is the owner of one of the sponsoring businesses, there are 15 national and inter- national sponsors and two major distributors, including Evinrude. That boating company is donating a 7% horsepower motor for first prize. There is also an undetermined amount of money going to the first place finisher. In addition, the winner of the largest fish award gets a Johnson motor, plus cash. Part of the cash will come from the $75 entry fee each team must pay for the tour- nament. Each team, which consists of two fishers, can catch 12 large or small mouth bass between them. Each fish must be at least 12 inches long and there is a penalty of one pound if this is not Midgets lose first game to Sydenham by Danny Millar Sydenham took an early one game lead in the best of three second round OASA midget play when they pounded Port Perry 11-6 at across ten runs. Port Perry got off to a good start and led 3-2 after the first inning. Leadoff man John Butler started with a base on balls. He notched the Joe Fowler Park ony the first tally when Sean Saturday, August 16. Port Perry has its backs against the wall. Next Satur- day, August 23, they travel to Sydenham, near Kingston, for a must win game. Then they would have to win a third game which could poss- ibly be played at a neutral diamond. They faced the same must win situation against Uxbridge in the first playdowns and came back to win it. Sydenham scored five runs through the first two innings chasing lefthanded starter Scott Sandison after the third run of the second canto. Phil Robinson came on and shut them down for two innings but by the fifth segment Sydenham had pushed QUE TET ETT TT (TTT ewer got on with a throwing error. Fewer later scored when the Sydenham centerfielder dropped a long fly ball by Todd Wilbur. Wilbur got the other run of the opening frame when he raced in from i" PPM. EX third on a passed ball. PPL LLIIIP PPP P000000 00000000000 0000000000000000000 ELL TT TT TE ETT TTT TT EER ETE EE TET TT TT ET met. If, after the weigh-in the fish are returned to the water alive, the fishermen get a bonus added to their weight. "They have to be in good shape," says Mr. Wiley, "They have to be totally alive and kicking." -As._ Director, Mr. Wiley intends to be very strict on safety rules. If anyone is caught not wearing a life jacket, they will be disquali- fied immediately. He also: warned that anyone caught drinking will be resigned from the tour- ney. Mr. Wiley is running the Bass 'Championship in conjunction with Bill Kendry and Phil Goreski, who own the two Marinas on Lake Scugog that will be used. He says they haven't encoun- tered any problems so far 0000008080080 08800800808080888880888888888888888880808. and is quite pleased with the way details are progressing. "We're very happy since we've only had three weeks to work with," he says. The tournament will commence at 6:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 20 and the first check in time is 4:00 p.m. Director Wiley and Mr. ~~ Kendry have estimated that 250 boats will be on the water during the two days. Nall EE RE "Y TROPHIES] and | ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's} become CRAFT & HOBBY WOR y PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985- Ly | lLLL>L] aN SIDS l alla COTTE ITIITIIIOTIPII00080000000008000880800800800000000090 MINOR HOCKEY - NOTICE - 4 < L <4 < 4 k 4 4 4 Persons interested in the following positions of coach, man- ; ager or trainer for the 1980-81 season, please submit your : written application to: Port Perry Minor Hockey, c/o Grant : Williams, R.R. 2, Port Perry, by September 5th, 1980. New applicants please state previous experience if any. . Also state your preference for No. 1 or No. 2 Teams or b House League, and age group you wish to work with. i: L 4 LAMA AAA aaa allay PP 4th Annual Uxbridge TRACTOR & TRUCK - PULL - Over $3,500 in Prizes 7:00 P.M. at FAIRGROUNDS Admission $2.00 For information call: 852-3814 PLUS: PULLERS' PUB ELT EE TT TT TT ET TE TTT TT 1 = ml we £5 NE OV ID ae ere SP SE Se ae SX nw? Yo aun PL ee TE pee a --_-- Naas % Tw' : us ERIN T a, ~ RE Lem - wa FE