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BRS ANIA rm eS FAA URES id 85 =e ne be a Lindsay pins 7-3 loss on Port Legion On Wednesday night, at the local diamond, Port Perry Legion hosted Lindsay Mer- chants and were defeated 7-3 in a lack- lustre performance before the home crowd. Lindsay jumpted to a quick 1-0 lead in the 1st inning and Port tied it in the 6th inning on hits by Dave Dickson, Todd Wilbur and Lawrie Williams. In the 7th inn- ing Lindsay scored 3 times and followed with 3 more in the 8th inning. The Legion team re- sounded with 2 runs in their half of the 8th inn- ing, but fell short by 4 runs. Starting pitcher Lawrie Williams pitched until the 7th inning, before being relieved by John Annis. Port scat- tered 10 hits in the last with Ron Redman and Tim Thompson getting 2 hits each with singles go- ing to Rick Evans, Dave Dickson, Todd Wilbur, Bob Evans, Lawrie Williams and Brian Smith. The following night, Port Legion paid a return visit to Lindsay, nipping the home team 5-4 on a 2- out 9th inning, RBI single by Rick Evans. Again Lindsay jumped to an early 1-0 lead in the Ist inning, but Port replied with 4 runs in the 2nd inning. After 2 men were out, the rally started when Doug Scott and Tim Thompson singled and advanced on a passed ball. Bill Bridge walked to load the bases and Ron Redman doubl- ed to bring in 2 runs, followed by Rick Evans double to score 2 more. Lindsay rallied in the 3rd inning to score 3 runs and tie the game 44. Pitcher John Annis went all the way for Port allowing 7 hits while striking out 16 batters. Port winning run hap- pened with 1 out, Tim Thompson singled, Bill Bridge sacrificed him to 2nd base, Ron Redman was intentional, walk- ed (4 hits in 2games) and then Rick Evans delivered a game winn- ing base hit to right field. This week in league play, Port Legion travels to Whitby for a Tuesday night encounter and returns home Wednes- day night to face the Oshawa Juniors. This weekend the Legion squad travels to Ottawa to compete in an In- termediate 'A' Tourna- ment to help sharpen the players at the OASA. Playoffs are coming up in August. FRANK'S RESTAURANT "J.R. and the OUTLAWS" FRI., AUGUST 3 SAT., AUGUST 4 9P.M.to1 A.M. Come out and have a Good Day at Caesarea's Regatta and visit us for good country music! CAESAREA 986-5553 SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30-119 Days 115% (Minimum $50,000.) 180 - 364 Days 11%4% (Minimum $5,000.) GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 2 Year Annual Interest 13%4% (Minimum $500.) mR \ 165 Queen Street, P.(). Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario 108 INO Telephone: 985-8435 4 ampans Member ( Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD TRUST emacs [wpe ' ve =. - -"~ - - Just passing t If anyone happened to be in the vicinity of the Lake Scugog boat launch Monday afternoon last, they will have noticed this weed cutter in the bay. The cutter is owned by United Marine International of Markham, and the company was testing the unit before delivering it to a customer in Singapore. It is very similar to the cutter PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1984 -- 2 . ey PRE a sg TL SY, used in Lake Scugog last summer to get rid of some of Cartwright Minor Softball " GET Bd hy hrough the weeds along the lakefront. This particular weed cut- ter, and conveyor will cost about $118,000 by the time it is delivered and set-up in Singapore by UMI. Scugog council spent $2,000 earlier this month to spray the weeds in the lake with Reglone A, and it seems to have helped the situation. = aad Double plays and a triple! by Chris Cliff On July 23, Lishmans and the Port Perry Kinsmen met in a close game, with a final score of 16-14 for Lishmans. For the Kinsmen, there was an unassisted double play and a triple by Art Schryburt. Kirk Swain had a home run with runs in by Dana Campbell, Michelle Cummings and Brad Morton. Pitcher, Chris Beacock had 5 strike- outs. For Lishmans, David Weir hit a home- run, a triple and a single. Chris Bryant hit 3 homeruns with another Robert McEachern. Tracey Malcolm hit 2 Mite softball results July 23 Games Wade Sheedy had a Grand Slam Home Run and Ian Shrigley had some excellent fielding in Sportsland's 21-8 win over Greenbank. Bobby Crawford had some excellent fielding for Greenbank. The excitement was high in Seagrave with a 25-22 win for the home team over Square Boy Pizza. Brandon Moore had 2 Grand Slam Home Runs while Jason Edin- der had the hot glove for BUY 2 LARGE ICE CREAM CONES (Choice of up to 20 Flavours) and receive 1 FREE TANK TOP (While Quantities & Sizes Last) PORT PERRY Seagrave. Neil Mueller and Simon Traynor had good gloves for the Pizza Pack while Rick Olaisen had a night of good hits for his team. Bruton"s ended up with 24 runs against Port Perry Travel's 15. DAIRY BAR 158 WATER ST. (Across from the Park) Roadhoust CIEE al I (At the Causeway) Hwy. 7A - Port Perry FOR RESERVATIONS: CALL: 985-2486 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Dance to the Music of ... W.J.K. Port Perry's Own Finger Foods available after 9:00 P.M. During the game Kevin McGriskin made three key plays in one inning. Mike Pothier had some good hitting as well for Brutons. Brenda Law- rence did most of the hitting for the Port Perry Travel Team. In Home Hardware's 26-8 win over Brian's Towing, Jeff Card and Stephen Parish combin- ed to make a beautiful play. It was a girls night at the plate for Brians with good hitting from Mitzilee Prosser and Jennifer Geer. Note: Would all the parents see that their child's picture money is handed into the coaches of their team by next Monday, August 6, 1984. 5 Year Annual Interest homer by singles and a double with good fielding by Chris Parsons. In Caesarea, Breezy Acres Farms saw their first win after defeating the Cartwright Juniors 16-14. Jim Brown and Cliff Pelrine hit a triple with runs in by Jay Cochrane 2, Jim Brown, Jenny Dwyer 3, Brent Godin 3, Jason Law 3, April Moore, Barry Ross, Cliff Pelrine 2 and Rayna White 2. For the Juniors, homers were hit by Adam Vivian, Jeff Short and David Pash- ley with singles by Jenny Arbuckle, Jeff Short and Mike Pashley. In Nestleton, Don Frew and Sons defeated Thompson's Village Market 22-6. For Thompson's, Darren Leach hit a home run with a triple by Kevin Ellis. Jason Cliff made a good pop-fly catch at first base. Don Frew and Sons showed great improvement in their game. Michael Leeming had two good hits. Erin Hassel stopped a grounder then tagged the runner out at first. 33/u* MEMBER CANADA DF pr) YOURANCE CORP fh family Ts APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE