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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 8, 1982 SIGNS oes.5008 nlelvileRaINIngliia ARTIST LUSTRATOR COMMERCIAL PRINTMAKER G Il Pedal Boats & Canoes FOX MANOR MARINE 159 Casimir Street Port Perry MINI CINEMA sss.8535 JUNE10-11-12-13 SHOWTIMES: Thursday 8 P.M. Friday 7&9 P.M. Saturday & Sunday 8 P. M. WINNER! BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR Fmissing. 2am rer Warming: not Sepluid Sisoy Sa [S114 oR Why Not Move To A Bigger Pool? Thompson, Jeffrey strong on the mound Port Juniors win two more The Port Perry Canadian Tire Juniors boosted their winning streak to four games with two wins last week over Brooklin Legion and Oshawa R.H. Cabinet. On June 3 under the lights at the Port Perry diamond, the Juniors hammered Brooklin Legion 9-1 behind the strong four-hit pitching of Tim Thompson who went the distance. The Juniors played flaw- lessly in the field, as they did not commit an error and came up with some big plays, especially a sparkling catch by Scott Heard. Bob Ireland and Bill Owen each drove in two runs, while Thompson had a pair of hits and Cleveland, Franssen, Durward and Dickson connected with one each. The Juniors did not have ' quite so easy a time with R.H. Cabinet in a game played May 31 at Durham Fields in Oshawa. Falling behind 5-0 after just two innings, the Juniors were forced to play catch-up. After picking away at the lead through the middle innings, they came up with Legion Squirts begin season The Port Perry Legion Squirts Baseball season is now in full swing, although they have yet to encounter any real stiff competition, they remain unbeaten in their first four games. The Squirts are playing in The York-Durham Softball League, and will meet teams from Goodwood, Stouffville, Markham, Unionville, Oak Ridges, Bradford, and East Gwillimbury. Our home games will be Thursday nights at 6:30 P.M. This week will see the Squirts play back to back games with Markham, Wed- nesday, June 9th in Mark- ham, Thursday, June 10th in Port Perry, Saturday, June 9, SPECIAL: 16 x 32 KIDNEY or RECTANGLE 'SHAPE. 999. Completely Installed. (Similar Savings on Other Shapes & Sizes.) THE BLACKWATER POOL CO. (Over 10 Years Experience) EVENINGS: (705) 357-2228 12th, they will play a double- header in Stouffville at 1 p.m, Our coaches Dave Obee and Dave Ballingall, our Manager Paul VanCamp welcome the following boys to this years team and hope they have a successful and fun filled season. Scott Feasby, Blair Bailey, John Lally, Steven Connors, Brad Menzies, Jamie Mahoney, Daryl Leather- dale, Tim Allsopp, Andrew Steele, Keith Roberge, Robbie Brown, Brad Traves and Mark Hanson. Sharing the mound will be Raymond Shier and Stacey Ballingall. Please come out and support Minor Ball. three runs late in the match to eke out a final 7-6 victory. Oh the mound, Mark Jeffrey went the distance for Port Perry, giving up seven hits, striking out five, and allowing just one base on balls. The Juniors pounded nine hits led by Steven Redman, and Dave Dickson who had two each. Cleveland, Durward, Wilbur, Jeffrey and Pinkowski chipped in with one hit each. Port Perry's next home game is this Thursday, June 10 at the Water Street diamond when the team will host the Whitby Canadian Tire squad. Port Perry will be attempting to keep the FA streak alive. Flames breeze to win over Packers by Rob Tobin Monday, May 31 saw the Flames defeat the Packers 5-1. Scoring for the Flames were Randy Knight with 2, Ritchie Lefort, Greg Fedyk and Doug Bronson all had single goals. Assists went to Randy Knight with 2, Greg Fedyk, Ritchie Lefort, Mike McQuade, and Dean Abraham all had single assists. | Scoring for the Packers was Donavan Smith assisted by Aldon Smith. The Flames had 16 penalty -minutes and the Packers also had 16 minutes in penalties. The second game saw the Aztecs easily defeat J and D 7-1. Scoring for the Aztecs were Henry Freiter with 3, Don Dasti with 2, Rick Kemp and Rob Kroonenburg each with 1. Assists went to Don Dasti with 2, Rob Kroonen- burg with 2, Henry Freiter, Paul Beare, Al Faux, and Chan Knutson all with 1, and Rick Kemp also had 2. Scoring for J&D was Bill Bridge assisted by Rick Honey and Brian Carr. The Aztecs had 8 minutes in penalties and J&D had 10 minutes in penalties. The third game saw the Trojans tie M&M 4-4. Scoring for the Trojans were Rob Scott with 2, Rick Wallace and Doug Potts each with 1. Assists went to Dennis Franssen, Brian Barr, Clark Menzies, Rick Wallace, Ron Southern and Charlie Brown all with single assists. The Trojans had 10 penalty minutes. Scoring for M&M were J. Mason with 3 and™J: Down with 1. Assists went to J. Down with 3, S. Dezan with 3, and J. Monsma with 1. M&M also had 10 minutes in penalties. Local students fare well at track meet Congratulations to the Track and Field Athletes from R.H. Cornish, on their fine perfor- mance against tough opposition at the All-Durham Final last week. The following represent the top 6 places in the whole Durham Region. - 60 METRE HURDLES- 12 years - Drew Stark - 6th. 80 METRE HURDLES - 13 years - Tim Pokulok - 5th, 60 METRE - 9 years - Cornish - 2nd. 100 METRE - 10 years - Shawn Nanay - 3rd. | 12 years - Leon Presner - 6th. 14 years - Jerry Fowler - 1st. 15 years - Fred Harnden - 4th. 200 METRE - 10 years - Shawn Nanay - 2nd. . 12 years - Leon Presner - éth. 14 years - Chris Saulnler - 6th." 400 METRE - 14 years - Jerry Fowler - 1st. : 800 METRE Cornish - 1st. 12 years - Barry Willerton - 5th. 13 years - Craig McFadden - 5th. 1500 METRE OPEN - Gerry Harrison - éth. Claire - 9 years - Clair GIRLS At the DEAA track meet yes- terday, the Cornish giris did very well. This meet represented the top athletes from all.of Durham Region and the following people were ribbon winners: Leanne McKinzey - 3rd in 80 M hurdles - 13 years. Terri O'Neil - 3rd iin 100 M run - 13 years. Kim Woods - 2nd in 100 M run - 15 years. Jean Dixon - 4th in 200 M fun - 12 years. Kristy Armour - 1st in 400 M run - 13 years. 2 Kristy Armour - 3rd In 800M run - 13 years. Monique Kunster - 5th in 800 M run - 13 years, Cindy Summers - 3rd in high jump - 14 years. Kim Woods - 3rd in long {ump - 15 years. Kim Perrin - "3rd in shot put - 4 years. The 13 year old girls relay team of Leanne McKinzey; Cheryl Barclay; Kristy Armour; Terri O'Nell placed 4th. FIELD EVENTS LONG JUMP - 12 years - Mike Luchka - 2nd. 15 years - Fred Harnden - 3rd. TRIPLE JUMP - 12 years - Mike Luchka - 2nd. HIGH JUMP - 12 years - Darren Fulford - Sth. SHOT PUT - 12 years - David Burnett - 1st. RELAY - 12 years - Mike Luchka, Drew Stark, Leon Presner, Darren Fulford, Doug Arculus - 6th, ; 14 years - Shawn Arney, Ron Brown, Paul Goreski, Chris Savinier - 2nd. Special mention to the following people: Claire Cornish for his fine pace in the 800 metre run in order to place first. Jerry Fowler for his exciting finishes in the 100 and 400 metre, and also as anchor man in the 14 year old relay to place 2nd. David Burnett for his performance: in the shot put of the 12 year olds event, he threw 11.80 to climb into Ist place. Goreski's run record fo S straight wins Goreski's Insulation of Oshawa ran their season record to five wins and no losses with a pair of victories last week, including a 5-4 squeaker over :Genosha Hotel at the Port Perry diamond Friday evening. Russ Korbak got the win for Goreski's, and he is now 8-0 for the season with one save, Bill 'Michell was tagged with the loss. 'Daryl Hudgins rapped out two hits - for' the winners, while singles went to Phil Solomon, Dave Stewart and Korbak. For Genosha, Bob Burke had two hits with Ron Steeves and Frank Schram getting one each. Last Thursday evening in Lindsay, Goreski's bounced the home team 7-4 with Lawrie Williams getting the win with relief in the fifth inning from Korbak., Jim Trumble, "Daryl Hudgins and Brian Myers each had a pair of hits for the winners, while Rick Dainard gave Goreski pitchers fits as he collected a single, double and triple in his trips to the plate. This Friday evening, Goreski's will be at home on the Port Perry diamond for an 8:30 start against the Oshawa Juniors. Lawrie "Williams likely will get the nod as the starting pitcher while Kelly Neils is slated to start for the Juniors.