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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 5, 1984 Sports at Records fall as conditions near perfect (From page 1) in this class. Other record breakers for Canoe the Nonquon '84. included Darren Desautels and Paul Bateman of Port Perry at 3:08:08 in the boys 17 and under, a full four minutes better than the previous best. And in the family B class (senior member is female) Patti Haugen and Jeff Haugen cross- ed the course to the yacht club in 2:47:23, more than an hour faster than the previous record. Peter and Norman Sutcliffe of Oshawa set a new record in the Family C class (senior member of team is male) over the short yacht club course in 2:32:00, 18 minutes better than the previous record set last year. And the final record to fall on this fine day was in the over 40's class where Ray Healey of Cameron and Garnet Weaver of Kirkfield hit the line in 2:53:38, to trim 23 minutes off last year's record. Organizers were very pleased with this year's event and Claudette Brock says about $4000 in pledges was raised. Once expenses have been paid, Mrs. Brock Clint and Rudi Jammer made it four straight in the Mens Resident class, and also set a new record. Chris Moore and Andrew Kerr won the boys 14 and under class in a time of 2:45:52. estimates that more than $2500 will be turned over to the Scugog Shores Museum. The draw for the canoe was won by Mrs. Olsen of Prince Albert. Following the presen- tation of awards, Lee Barker of the Ontario Marathon Canoe Racing Association presented a trophy to Kevin Haugen and Terri Gibson of Port Perry for most points in the Senior Mixed Rac- ing class during 1983. This was the 16th annual Canoe the Non- quon and while the number of entries may be down over the last couple of years, organ- izers say they are already starting to work on 1985. The event, which is a major money raiser for the local museum rec- eives wide local support from such groups as the Township council, Chamber of Commerce, the Yacht Club, North Shore Amateur Radio Club of Oshawa and the Head Church UCW. The following is a list of results supplied to the Star by the race organ- izing committee. Men's Open 1st - Phil Johnson (P.P.), Paul Burns (Lindsay); 2nd - Bill Haynes (P.P.), Elwood Stewart (Oshawa) - 2:42:32; 3rd - Les Crowe (Lakefield), Gerald Reyner (Warsaw) - 3:03:48; 4th - Lee Barker (Whitby), Rick Routledge (Mississ- auga) - 3:10:36. Men's - Resident 1st - Rudi (PP), Jammer Clint Jammer (PP); 2nd - Rob Page (PP), Steve DeHaas (Seagrave) - 3:05:10, 3rd - Mike Freeman (Scugog Is.), Bill Hurst (Seagrave) - 3:11:16, 4th - Dale Lown (PP), Dean Haugen (PP) - 3:38:21. MC1 (18° 6" Canoes) From Lakefront to Seagrave and back 24 Miles ist - Mike Devine (To.), Fred Heese (To.) - 2:38:07; 2nd - Dale Weaver (Coboconk), [oer Horbocian (Washago) - 2:40:44; 3rd - Dave Thorpe (Chelsey, Que.), Dan Mallett (Ottawa) 2:41:10. Women's Open 1st - Judy Brinkman (PP), Gina Lyczba (Oshawa); 2nd - Paula Haugen (PP), Heather McDougall (PP) - 3 01; 3rd - Amy Ware (Caesarea), Paula Ware (Caesarea) - 3:55: 52. Couples Open 1st - Terry Bradt - (Lindsay), Janet White- head (Lindsay) - 3:22: 36; 2nd - Barry McClure (Sunderland), Debbie Egan (Sunderland) - 3:35:41. Couples - Resident 1st - Kevin Haugen (PP), Terri Gibson (PP) - 3:24:18; 2nd - Dan Tomchischin (PP), Diana Haselwander (PP) - 4:14:05. Girls 17 and Under To Lakefront 1st - Emma Salked (Seagrave), Cory Gib- son (PP) - 4:36:25; 2nd - Jackie Haugen (PP), Suzy Huggins (PP) - 4:54:48; 3rd - Yvonne Gottschalk (Scugog Is.), Julie Williamson (Oshawa) -5:33:15; 4th - Lisa Canning (Prince Albert), Kim Dowson (Prince Albert) - 5:51: 59. Boys 17 and under To Lakefront 1st - Darren Desautels (PP), Paul Bateman (PP); 2nd - Nick Crack- nell (PP), Scott Branton (Seagrave) - 3:35:12; 3rd - Ron Brown (PP), Rob Richer (Oshawa) - 3:46;02; 4th - Michael Brock (PP), Wayne Buller (RR2, PP) - 4:00:06. Girls 14 and Under To Yacht Club 1st - Kris Luke (Sun- derland), Lisa Arscott (Seagrave) - 3:33:10; Tied - 2nd - Cheryl Simpson (Seagrave), Jackie Tripp (Scugog Is.) - 3:34:12; 2nd - Jane-Ann McGill (Sea- Bowling results SUMMER LEAGUE Team Standings: Owls - 36; Cardinals - 27; Blue Jays - 25; Robins - 22; Orioles - 21, Penguins - 15. Singles over 200: B. Stauffer - 287,222; D. Scott - 209; V. Canning - 204; M. Espie - 201; R. Espie - 253; H. Murray - 203; D. Loudfoot - 231, 267; G. Manns - 259; G. Reis - 290; J. Rider - 204,301; F. Venning - 228,234; V. Rider - 216,226; G. Wallace - 218: R. Manns - 204; R. Beare - 224; N. Gould - 205. Triples over 600: B. Stauffer - 682; G. Manns - 617; J. Rider - 686; F. Venning - 646; V. Rider - 624. Legion nips Whitby 2-1 Port Perry Legion bunched together 3 hits in the 8th inning to eke out a 2-1 victory over the visiting Whitby Legion squad at the ball yard on Wednesday night. Putt- ing together the only hits they garnered all night the Legion team was able to nullify an excellent pitching per- formance by Whitby's Mark Coutu. Leading off the 8th inning, Bill St. John singled between the legs of the shortstop as the ball took a weird hop at the last second. after a strike out, Ken Bryant sacrificed St. John to second base on a well executed bunt. Colin Wackett then singled to left field and proceeded to round all the bases when the charging out- fielder missed the ball on a bad bounce for the second time in the inning. Lawrie Williams rounded out the hitting with a single to right field, but was stranded when Grant Jackson struck out to end the inning. John Annis started the game and pitched 6 innings before giving way to Lawrie Williams who was credited with the win. Port gave up 5 hits, while striking out 18. Mark Coutu, the losing pitcher, allowed 3 hits while striking out 16 Legion batters. Tuesday night the Port Legion team travels to Lindsay to play the Merchants in a make up game pre- viously cancelled and then hosts the 1st place Senior 'B' Oshawa Teddy's team on Wed- nesday night at 8:30 p.m. On the weekend, the Legion squad will be in Oshawa to play in the Gordie Easton Tourna- ment. grave), Natalie Rodway (PP) - 3:34:12; 3rd - Jessica Fluke (PP), Sue MacMillan (PP) - 3:55: 20. Boys 14 and Under To Yacht Club 1st - Chris Moore (Prince Albert), Kerr (PP( - 2:45:52; 2nd - Cameron Brown (Ash- burn), Craig Ferguson { Brooklin) - 2:48:51; 3rd - Rob Jamieson (PP), Jeff Oke (PP) - 2:58:58. Family "*A" To Lakefront 1st - Darryl Bradt (Caesarea), Wayne Bradt (Caesarea) - 3:36:46; 2nd - George Skerratt (Lindsay), Greg Skerratt (Lind- say) - 3:39:11; 3rd - Barrie Page (PP). Glen Page (PP) - 3:40:00. Family "B" To the Yacht Club Sr. Member is Female 1st - Patti Haugen (PP), Jeff Haugen (PP) 2:47:23; 2nd - Riet Orde (PP), Dick Orde (PP) - 3:32:12. Family "C" To Yacht Club . Sr. Member is Male 1st - Peter Sutcliffe (Oshawa), Norman Sut- cliffe (Oshawa); 2nd - Bob Ervine - (PP), Steve Ervine (PP) - 2:45:06. Over 40's Ray Healey (Cameron) Garnet Weaver (Kirk- field). -- Gina Lyczba and Judy Brinkman won the women's open and set a new record in the process. In the boys 17 and under class, Darren Desautels and Paul Bateman won with a time of 3:08:26. 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