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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 29, 198 The only birdies were the kind with feathers showing a downward trend as the season goes on so many smiles break out as the scores are added and re- added. Viv Rider won low gross of 36. Bev Brown low net 17. - Team Standings: Daisies 119 pts; Lilies 94 pts; Violets 93 pts; Roses 90 pts, by Mary Correll Forty four golfers played last Tuesday. Despite numerous birds in evidence, they were all feathered and no birdies or chip in were achieved. Most scores are Coming Soon Trilliums 84 pts; Lady Slippers 63 pts; Daffodils 46 fh VILLAGE | »: ay Our Cook books are selling ah 3 LU E S like hot cakes (for which the Tak recipe is, of course, included). 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INONBALL UN &5 GOLDEN HARVEST PRESENTS AN ALBERT S. RUDDY PRODUCTION A HAL NEEDHAM FILM "THE CANNONBALL RUN" Co-Starring DEAN MARTIN * SAMMY DAVIS, JR. ADRIENNE BARBEAU - JAMIE FARR - TERRY BRADSHAW MEL TILLIS - JACKIE CHAN - MICHAEL HUI SHOWTIMES: Friday7&9P.M. All Other Nights 8 P.M. an in Bradford tourney final by Carol Wilbur On Saturday, July 18 the Pee Wee Mojacks travelled to Bradford Tourney where they lost the Championship game to Oak Ridges. The first game for Port was against Willowdale. The Mojack struck early scoring 5 runs in the first inning on singles by Craig Menzies, Bobby Orr and doubles by Dave Burnett and Jeff Cockerton. The second game against Goodwood was a 15-7 romp for the Mojacks Jeff Cocker- ton and Lee Wilbur had a home run each, Greg Warriner had 2 triples and Jeff Cockerton had 1 triple. Bobby Orr hit for 2 doubles and a single, David Culber and Travis Adamcryck each had a double. Craig Menzies had 3 singles, Lee Wilbur had 2 singles, Dave Burnett and ° Jeff Cockerton each had one. single. David Culbert layed down two excellent sacrifice bunts. The Mojacks got a bye into the championship game, which had to be delayed because of heavy rain. Oak Ridges was the com- petitor for a game that lasted until one o'clock in the morning, with the Mojacks being on the losing end by a score of 10-6. Craig Menzies and Travis: Adamcryck had doubles: while Bobby Orr and Craig Menzies had 2 singles, Dave Burnett, Greg Warriner, Travis "Adamcryck and David Culburt had 1 single each. Jeff Cockerton and Dave Burnett were on the mound for the Mojacks. A picnic lunch and ball game were enjoyed by all. Back in Port Perry Monday, July 20, the Mojack met the same Oak Ridges team, only with a different' outcome. The Mojacks soundly defeated them by a score of 7-1. Lee Wilbur had a triple, Steven Durham had a double and a single, Greg Warriner had 2 singles, Jeff Cockerton and Jim Whyte and Craig Menzies each had a single. Jeff Cockerton pitched a good game for the" ~Mojacks. Come out and support the Mojacks, they play their home games at the old Siri, Monday. night at Cartwright Softball scores replied with a home run for Nestleton and Blackstock. This weeks opening game - 'brought out two of the senior teams to play in Nestleton. The Blackstock Lions defeat- ed the first place, previously unbeaten Haines Esso team. The game was tied in the third, fourth and fifth innings before the Lions managed to pull ahead. - The final score , was 11 to 9. Kevin Ferguson had a grand slam plus one other home run for Lions, while Preston Denault EMIVIER AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 The teams in this soccer game were very well matched, quarter way in the : 'The one you're looking for. "ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE 3 Fania | "RUE | ermunice | [TF] MG pores i Since 1844 iat : | {16% 17; | 16% (1774 | 16 b 3 l/ 2 3 4 4 LV /4 ; \ ii firbin Sos! eal gee ® L698 Sam Anny 15% SambAreumly ; ol Haines. The Nestleton match had the On the-next evening the host team, All Flags Shell go Junior teams came to play in (Turn to page 18) -Scugog Soccer action Mosquito League first half David Schwan, no Sipco Oilers vs 11 for the Oilers scored the Port Perry Chrysler first goal.- by Julie Allsopp Not long after that James Stubbs No. 14 for P. P. Chryslet scored so at half" time it 'was a tied game. In the second half an excellent goal for the Oilers was scored by No. 9 David Irvine which was nicely set by Oiler Terry Bache. Oiler goalie, Jan West- eamain excelled himself . © with two good saves. Jonathan Allsopp, an Oiler full back played an excellent . defensive game as usual. A goal kick, taken by David irvine put 'the Oilers in a 3-1lead. This was the final result of the game. ~N MINI SOCCER Brians Towing - 4 Brutons Drugs - 0 Brians Towing remained undefeated in 1 Scoring for Brians where Keven Stewart, Sean McEnaney, and Andrew Wilson with two goals.