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4) \ on) ol fied RE Ln NN PR Rt rr TA NE NE UE AR EAL Sep ghen Te Ed 1 AR OE RE SHAAN THAT A CHAS, a tA RARE 3 Te): EAA SUM OY A 3 Re ee + a La wobsb bas higlivdily A REN EPR IRAN ¢ PLAS INL 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 17, 1983 cde' rad ty WO 4 Sports ._ One of the competitors in the pickerel d Sunday afternoon. There were 20 teams in they took more than 150 fish with just about 5 i 9 erby weighs in his catch this two day derby and all of them released back into Lake Scugog alive. The opening of the pickerel season attracted lots of fishing enthusiasts over the weekend with most having pret- ty good success. Ball hockey underway After a winter of poor ice fishing, pickerel fisherman attacked Lake Scugog with a vengeance on the week- end as the season re- opened for the popular Kawartha game fish. Marina operators said opening day on Sat- urday was very busy as fishing enthusiasts took advantage of the fine suminer weather, and the lake was almost as crowded Sunday when the weather turned cloudy and cool. And the fish were biting too, with many boats recording their limit of pickerel in the two and three pound size with a few a little larger. Some of the more pop- ular spots in the lake were off Washburn going to spina bifida research attracted 423 entrants who paid $5 each to enter. The larg- est fish taken in that tournament was 8 pounds, 13 ounces by Rino Poles of Toronto. The second tourna- ment held on Saturday and Sunday attracted 20 two-person teams who put an entry fee of $60 per boat with 90 percent of these fees returned in_ prize money. Island, the east shore Te ; ; near Caesarea and off the north tip of Scugog Island. There were two fish- ing tournaments under- - way on the weekend. One with _the proceeds New squad joins league Another season of ball hockey got underway Monday, May 2nd witha new. team, "The Raiders" taking the place of the Aztecs. The first game saw J&D de- feat the Utica team 7-4. The second and third matches were no- 'contest--games--as---the Packers clobbered the -Raiders 11-1, and the 1st place Flames shutout _the Trojans 11-0. Monday, May 9th, the second week for ball hockey showed a couple little closer. The" first game saw the Trojans defeated by the Raiders 3-2. Goal scorers for the Raiders were T. Oxley Legion team hits field Wed. night Coming off three impressive exhibition games, the Port Perry Legion Mens Fastball Club is looking forward to the home opener this Wednesday night (May 18) against the Lindsay Merchants. Game time is 8:30 under the lights at the Joe Fowler Park on Water Street, With about 'six weeks of indoor and outdoor work-outs under their belts, "the squad is rounding into top form with a mix of young players and seasoned veterans. In Lawrie Williams and John Annis, the team has a first rate pitching duo which will give the squad a chance to be competitive in every game. Additional members of the roster 'are Jay Williams, Phil Coch- G. GARY MCNEELY LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & MCNEELY LORD SIMCOE PLACE Zi Suite 1C~57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 oo OSHAWA, L1H 713 - 671-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice -- CRIMINAL LAW -- 5 rane, Mike Healey, Dave Dickson, Colin Wackett, Bill St. John, Brian Smith, Dennis Franssen, Rick Evans, Ron Redman, Ken Bry- ant, and Barry Mec- Clure. Doug Scott will handle the coaching duties. The Legion team opened the season Mon- day in Oshawa against - the Juniors. After the home opener this Wed- nesday night, the team goes back on the road Thursday for a game against Oshawa Mer- chants and will close out a busy first week of play with a tournament this weekend in Bradford; - Playing in the Oshawa City and District A Div- ision, this team should provide high calibre fastball for fans in the Port "Perry area throughout the summer months. with 2 and D. Harris couple withone, Assists went to § of "the "scores to be a D.Har D.Harris, K. Barr, D. Freeman, M. Adams and D. Dickson, all with 1. Scoring the Trojans 2. goals was Mark Cleve- land assisted by D. Frannsen, D, Potts and R. Scott. A total of 16 penalty minutes in this match, In the second game the Flames easily came out victorious over Utica 'defeating them 9-2. Goal scorers for the Flames are M. Mec- Quade with 3, D. Me- quade, C. Wackett, J. Duncan, D. Abraham, D. Jackson and K. Jeffrey all with singles. Assists went to C. Wac- kett with 3, J, Robertson with 2, K. Jeffrey 1, D. Jackson 1, A. Fraux 1, and D. McQuade with 1. Scoring for Utica were J. Mason and H. Beenen assisted by C. Down, J. Jeffriés and J. Van- Scheren. There was a total of 36 penalty min- utes. : In the final game of the evening J&D cate out on top by defeating the Packers 3-1. Scoring for. J&D were C. Dur- ward, Joe Curran, and Ron Redman. Assists went to L. Poulin with 2, Stu Cochrane, D. Lycett and Ron Redman all with 1. Scoring the lone goal for the Packers was W. Fox, unassisted. The winner over the two days was the team of Izumi Brothers from Toronto with a total weight of 23 pounds, three ounces. They pocketed $399 for their efforts. The second place team of Westall and Mulville recorded _a total 'catch of 19 pounds, six ounces and they won $228. The 20 teams took a total of 74 fish on Sat- Over 400 people entered in the 4th annual Pickerel Deerby for New Pickerel season opens with a flourish urday and all of them were released alive after weigh-in at the Port Perry Marina. The action seemed to improve a little bit on the Sunday as the teams took a total of 87 fish, with 76 of them released alive after the weigh-in. The largest fish recorded was five pounds, four ounces. Trophies for the first and second place teams were provided by Port Perry Marina. the Spina Bifida Association last Saturday on Lake Scugog. Winners of the days outing were, from left; 3rd- Dennis Gerrow of Pontypool with a 4 Ib. 6 oz. fish; Rino Poles of Toronto with a big 8 Ib. 13 oz. pickerel and 2nd place went to Wayne Ridley of Little Britain witha 5 Ib. 14 oz. pickerel. Proceeds from the $5.00 entry fees went to the Spina Bifida Assoc. Sunnybrae ladies golf news Despite bitterly cold winds between 25 and 30 brave ladies attended our Opening Day. It was good to see so many familiar faces and some new ones too. President Vera Brown outlined some of our activities for the season and intro- duced her executive. After fortifying our- selves with good -hot coffee we braved the cold for a few holes - now that's dedication! ! This year we will be hosting Summerlea Ladies and visiting Fox- head and Lindsay. We have a new trophy planned for the gpl with the least -number of - putts over the season and the Games comm- ittee have a few ideas up _ their sleeves so it should be a good time fof all. It is still not too late to join us - we would like to have you - for inform- ation call Vera Brown 985-7564 Ministry of -- Netra Resources Ontario ' Its -ahoot! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks Hon Alga W Pops Pad RX WT Foe For information, call oll free: 4 1-800-268-3735