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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 15, 1982 Sport Greenbank new ball park opens officially Thursday, June 24 Greenbank are having a special event in their park on Thursday, June 24th to officially open their new ball field floodlights and wash rooms. - They have been most fortunate in securing the National Fastball team of the Virgin Islands to play an exhibition fastball game against the Greenbank Gamblers on this occasion. The Virgin Island team will be touring in the Oshawa area that week and have agreed to participate in the park opening. Opening ceremonies will start at 7:45 p.m. and the Virgin Island vs. Gambler game will commence at 8:00 p.m. All fastball fans should plan to attend this game, as very seldom do we have a chance to watch National teams from other countries play in this area. During the past week, the Greenbank Gamblers split two league games. On Mon- day night they supported pitcher Ken Irvines nifty four hitter with some solid first inning hitting of their own and dropped Zephyr A's MolJacks PeeWees open by a score of 4-1. Greg Rodd led the 8 hit Gambler attack with 2 hits, with singles going to Bill Thomson, Jay Williams, John Foster, Don Beaton, Trevor Till and Ken Irvine. However, on Wednesday night, the team travelled to Sunderland and the Sunder- land Harvesters handed Greenbank their first loss of the season by downing them by a 4-2 score. The Gamblers could only manage 5 hits off Sunderland pitcher Paul Gibb with Don Beaton, Neil Rodd, John Foster, Denny Tullock and Trevor Till each picking up one hit. Meanwhile, Mike Carnival and Andy Doble led the potent Sunderland offense against pitcher Elmer Spence who went the distance for Greenbank. Not only did the Gamblers lose the game, but they also lost the services for a few weeks of third baseman Dennis Romeril when he severely damaged his throw- ing hand while attempting to snare a wicked line drive off the bat of Chuck Thompson. Fortunately the hand was not broken and once the stitches are removed the swelling goes down, Dennis should be back in the Gambler lineup. Defeats and victories On June 1st, Port Perry hosted Parkview of Oshawa and were defeated 8-7. After leading 7-4 going into the 8th inning errors started plaquing our boys as they gave up 4 runs. Trevor Till started on the mound giving way to Phil Robinson in the 4th. Offensively Peter Christie had 2 singles and Trevor Till, Mark Goreski, and Stan Glass each had a single, Peter Qosterholt season with four wins by Carol Wilbur The Mother Jackson Pee Wees are off to a fine start with 4 wins and a tie in 5 starts. i Under the leadership of Garnet Warriner, Ted Culbert and Fred Cockerton, the boys are playing good ball. Greg Warriner has moved behind the plate in the catchers position and Jeff Cockerton and David Burnett are on the mound. The nucleus of the team are last year boys with the exception of Craig Venning who is first year. Stephen Langille who has just joined the ranks this year is playing well. We have picked up a couple of recruits in Johnny Miller, a pitcher and Trevor Clarke, a fielder from Uxbridge, as they don't have a Pee Wee team this year. The rest of the boys are Craig Menzies, Lee Wilbur, Bobby Orr, Stephen Durham, Travis Adameryk, Ron Brown, and David Culbert. We wish the MoJacks well in the season to come as they are sure off to a good start. Goreski's still on winning streak It took 11 innings, but Goreski's Insulation kept their unbeaten streak alive as they nipped Oshawa Juniors 2-1 in a fastball match played at the Port Perry diamond last Friday evening. In what turned out to be a classic pitchers duel, Russ Korbak got the win for Goreski's, going the distance and giving up just three hits, Jim Chilvers was tagged for the loss, but he turned in a strong game on the mound, giving up just four hits. The winning run came in the 11th inning after George Redshaw tagged a double, advanced to third on a pass- ed ball, and then scampered home on a Phil Solomon single. Darryl Hudgins and Bruce Myers were the only other batters to get hits off Chilvers. For the Juniors, Bernie Nicholls had a pair of hits off Korbak, Goreski's with a 6-0 record now is in front in league standings, followed by Genosha Hotel with 5-3; the Juniors 3-3; Mothers Pizza 2-2; and Lindsay 0-7. Next game in Port Perry for Goreski's is this Friday evening at 8:30 with Mother's Pizza the opposition. chipped in with a double. On June 8th, Malmont Midgets travelled to Whitby to play Whitby Legionaires and were soundly defeated 11-0. After 5 outstanding innings by pitcher Phil Robinson, errors seemed to be the order of the day again. The Port Perry bats were silent as John Annis, the Whitby pitcher struck out 15. Trevor Till had a triple. On June 14, Port Perry travelled to Kingston to play in their first tournament. Their first opponent was Sharbot Lake whom they defeated 2-0, Phil Robinson again pitching a strong game with some good defensive play by his teamates. Robert Burnett playing his first game of the year looked very solid as did Peter Oosterholt and Peter Christie. Port Perry got their 2 runs in the for Malmont Midgets second inning as Brian Henricks walked, Peter Oosterholt walked, stole third and scored on a throw- ing error by the catcher. The bats again were silent as we only had 2 hits, but the boys hung in for the win. The second game of the day, Port Perry met .Inverrary and we skunked them 9-0. Trevor Till was on the mound for Port Perry pitching a very good game, but received no help from his team mates as errors again became our nemisis, also the bats were silent again as we only had singles by Peter Christie, Mark Goreski and John Vaz. Malmont next games are Tuesday, June 15th in Port Perry hosting Oshawa Juveniles and in Port Perry on Thursday, June 17 hosting Whitby Legionnaires. Trojans, M&M, J&D Ball Hockey winners by Rob Tobin Monday, June 7th saw the Trojans defeated by the Flames 7-1. Scoring for the Flames were Randy Knight with 4, Doug Bronson 1, Greg Fedyk 1, and Ken Jeffrey with 1. Assists went to Greg Fedyk with 3, Mike McQuade 2, Ritchie Lefort 2, Dale McQuade 2, Colin Wackett 2, Dean Abraham and John Robertson each with 1. The Flames had 8 penalty minutes. Scoring the single goal for the Trojans was Charlie Brown assisted by Potts and Clark Menzies. The Trojans only had 6 minutes in penalties. The second game saw M & M defeated 104 by J & D, Scoring for J&D were Bill Bridge with 3, whoever No.' 18 is with 2, Rick Honey with 2, Ross Pettifes, Ken Bryant and Jay Williams each with 1. Assists went to Jeff Lyon with 3, Bill Bridge with 5, Rick Honey with 3, Laval Paulin with 2, Ross Pettifes with 1, Dennis Lycett with 2, Ken Bryant with 2, and Brian Carr with 1. J&D only had 1 penalty. Scoring for M&M were C. Down with 2, S. Deyan and J. went to M. Mole with 2, Jack Monyma 1, and 8, Deyan with 1. M&M had 2 penalties. The last game saw the Aztecs defeat the Packers by ascore of 6-4. Scoring for the Aztecs were Don Dasti with 3, Paul Beare 1, Dave Harris 1, and Scott Down with 1, Assists went to Henry Freiter, Andy Van Olst, Chan' Knutson, Steve Quantrill, Dave Harris, Mark Jarvis, Al Faux, Don Dasti and Rick Kemp all with single assists. The Aztecs had 15 penalty minutes. Scoring for the Packers were Bruce Wood- row with 2, Aldon Smith 1, and Mike Mitchell with 1. Assists went to 'Donavan Smith with 2, Mike Mitchell and Aldon Smith each with 1. The Packers had 11 minutes in penalties. Four victories for Juniors The Port Perry Canadian Tire Juniors increased their- unbeaten streak to five games last week with a 7-3 win over Whitby. _ Bill Owen had his first pitching start of the season, and he went five strong innings to get credit for the win. Owen gave up one run off three hits. Coming on in relief was Mark Jeffrey who fanned six, gave up one hit and did not surrender a base on balls. At the plate, Dave Dickson and Curt Pinkowski each tagged home runs. Dickson also continued to hit with power as he had a pair of safe trips as well. Paul Van Camp and Todd Wilbur had "two hits each, while singles were nailed out by Butler, Fedyk, Heard, Owen and Jeffrey. The two teams had been slated for a re-match last Thursday evening under the lights in Port Perry, but the game had to be called be- cause of rain. With a record of five wins and no losses, the Port Perry Junior squad is off to a fine start in this young fastball season. The next home game for the team is Thursday, June 24, under the lights at the Water Street Park in Port Perry. Legion Squirts defeat The Port Perry Legion Squirts boosted their winning streak to seven games with three wins this past week, defeating Mark- ham and Stouffville, On June 9th in Markham, the Squirts displayed excellent defensive ball and came up with many spark- ling plays. Mark Hansons triple in the first inning scored two runs, another triple by Raymond Shier in the fourth scored the third run, Robbie Brown knocked in the fourth. Tim Allsopp taking a walk in the 7th inning stole second and third base and a well placed bunt by Jamie Mahoney gave Port Perry a 5-0 win. Baseball, soccer, tennis, badminton, volleyball, - basketball, gymnastics, track and field, floor hockey, swimming . . . and many more are the sports which are taught and experienced at the Durham Region YMCA Summer Sports Camp. Participants are in- structed in skill development and encouraged towards socialization and good sport- smanship. Participation is number one, followed by by Jean Skerratt Fair dry weather greeted us on the course this week. Josie Wilson walked away with a low gross of 39 and Marg Moore had a low net of 21 Three chip-ins were re- corded this week with Jean- nine Aylwin sinking hers on Markham, Stouffville Saturday, June 12th, in Stouffville they whomped the home team in both games, with scores of 13-0 and 16-0. Raymond Shier pitched the entire first game, with Stacey Ballingall going the distance in the second. Steven. Connors 'and Ray- mond Shier each shared in the home run honors, while Andrew Stule and Daryl Leatherdale led the way in R.B.L's. The squirts will have another busy week coming up with games Monday, June 14th in Oak Ridges, Wed- nesday, June 16th in Brad- ford and our home game Thursday, June 17th against Markham. Durham YMCA teaches many types of sports co-operation. - This camp allows children to improve skills, make new friends, and 'experience sports which can be participated in for years to come. : Bussing is provided throughout Whitby and Oshawa, and extended pro- grams are run for working parents. Give your child a unique summer experience -- bring your child to sports camp!! For more information, telephone 668-6868. Summerlea ladies Jefferes both with 1. Assists No. 12, Marg Moore on No. 16, and Anne Muster with a super chip-in and birdie on No. 17. : By to-day we will have had our 2-ball foursome tourn- ament and are looking for- ward to golfing as guests of Foxhead Golf Ladies in Ux- bridge on Tuesday, June 22, Sunnybrae golf . by Vera Brown Our league was blessed with sunshine for our "Meet your team day' on Tuesday and the ladies turned out in full forcé for the golfing and lunch which followed. Low gross 47, low net was 26 by Leona Tripp who also had a chip-in on no.8. Another chip- in was recorded by no.6 by Arliene Marshall. Low putts were 15 by Marie Charles and Vivian' Rider. Linda MacDonald's team "Frog Frustraters" has pulled ahead now with 51 points. There were 4 ladies shooting in the 40's this week, Vera Brown 47, Kath Burley 48 and Ginny Clifford and Leona Tripp 49.