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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 14, 1984 -- 19 Three wins in four games for Prince Albert On July 31 Prince Albert travelled to Claremont to play the first place team and were lucky to come home" with a four-four tie. Prince Albert got on the score board: early and led 2-0 after one in- ning on back to back singles by Danny McKee, Jack Bright and a 2 bagger from Ken Ir- vine. There was no scoring until the bottom of the fourth i when Todd Pascoe hit a 2 run homer to tie the game at 2-2. Haugens took the lead once again with Danny McKee hit- ting a home run in the top of the fifth inning. But Claremont fought back in the bottom half of the fifth with 2 more runs to take the lead for the first time by one run. In the top of the seventh Randy Prosser started it off with a double for Haugens BBQ. Then on an attem- pt to pick off Prosser at second base, the throw went wild only to see Prosser score the tying run at 4 apiece. Special mention goes to Brian OASA semi finals start this Friday Gibson of Haugen's BBQ for an excellent defensive game. Game Two Prince Albert hosted Brougham Headhunters Thursday, August 2 to drop a 4-3 decision to Brougham. Prince Albert led 3-1 with the top of the seventh only to see Brougham take the victory away with a Gamblers set for Sutton The O.A.S.A. Inter- mediate "C"' semi-final round between Green- bank Gamblers and Sut- ton Irish House will start this Friday night in Keswick at 8:30 p.m. The second game of this series will be played next Monday night at Team Claremont 22 Greenbank 21 Goodwood Auto Wreckers 21 Prince Albert 21 Sunderland 22 Brougham 18 Udora 23 Port Perry Jrs. 19 Uxbridge 21 Zephyr 22 Goodwood 23 Mount Albert 20 League Standings as of August 11th Played Won Lost Tied Points 17 3 2 36 16 5 0 32 15 5 1 31 13 7 1 27 11 10 1 23 9 6 3 21 8 10 4 2 9 9 1 19 7 11 3 17 8 14 0 16 6 13 4 16 1 15 4 6 -Exterior Painting- -Interior Painting- -Wallpaper- -- Free Estimates -- TIM PELYK.. .985-3490 >: C C a." plop anion ian plop oo oleae ee ele VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 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The Brougham game is a rained out game and probably will have to be played on Sunday after- noon August 25th, due to diamond time available at Greenbank Park. Park. In league action last week the Gambler squad dropped an 8-5 decision to Prince Albert in a game they appeared to have wrap- ped up as a win. After four complete innings the score read 590 in favour of Greenbank and Prince Albert's ace left hander Ken Irvine had turned over the pitching chores to reliever Randy MacLeod. However, in baseball Also Products for TI99/4A, Commodore 64, Atari, etc. CALL: 985-3126 - JOHN HANNAFORD - P.0. BOX 1217 - PORT PERRY - LOB 1NO the "Game is never over until the last man is out" and a combination of Gambler errors and timely hitting by Prince Albert turned the game around and gave them the win. Last Saturday the Greenbank team and their families were en- tertained at the annual "Gambler" picnic at the Lake Simcoe cottage of team sponsors Lloyd and Marion Lee. The weather was excellent and a great day was had by everyone. League playoff action is just around the corner and together with 0.A.S.A playoffs should provide some great en- tertainment for Gam- bler fans. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper Erasers - Note Books Math Sets - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 } TROPHIES § and i |ENCRAAN: ! DO-NO's § RECORD, CRAFT fl ! & HOBBY WORLD Queen St., Port Perry . 985-2839 an ee em mm NN Fishing Restilts? Drop Your Line In The Classified! CALL: 985-7383 Cash or Visa payment is required prior to advertisement publication ADVERTISING DEADLINE: Monday 12 Noon 3 run homer. Haugen's threatened in the bot- tom half of the seventh inning but couldn't score the tying run. Game 3 Before a large crowd on August 7 at the lakefront diamond Prince Albert hosted the always tough Green- bank Gamblers. Ken Ir- vine started on the mound for Haugens only to spot Greenbank $5 runs before reliever Randy MacLeod came in to close the door. With Greenbank up by 5, Prince Albert fought back in the bottom of the fourth with 3 runs on a walk by Jack Bright, singles by Rick Cam- pbell, Dave Canning, Ron Winslow and Ken Irvine to close the gap within 2. In the bottom of the fifth, Prince Albert tied the score at 5-5 on a solo homer by Randy MacLeod, and singles by Danny McKee, Jack Bright and Ken Irvine. Gambler starter Ken Goreski was then relieved by Roland Osske, but he could not stop the Prince Albert momentum and gave up 3 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to com- plete the scoring and the game with the final score of 8-5 for Prince Albert. An excellent come from behind vic- tory for Haugens. Game4 Wednesday, August 8, Prince Albert travelled to Goodwood to come out on top by a score of 5-2 over the Goodwood Auto Wreckers. Prince Albert started early scoring runs, first, second and third innings on singles by Denny Tulloch, Rick Campbell, Jim MacLeod, Jack Bright, Brian Stanley, Danny McKee, Rick Olaisen and a solo homer by Danny McKee. Goodwood scored 2 runs in the bot- tom of the fourth but that was all they could get off Prince Albert's chucker Randy MacLeod who threw a very strong game for Haugens. Prince Albert starts 'their 0.A.S.A. play-offs Sunday, August 12 against Pontypool (Int. ~ D) and the return match Tuesday, August 14 at Joe Fowler Park. Game time 8:30 p.m. Prince Albert has 3 rain-out league games to make up at home Sunday, August 19 8:30 and Tuesday, August 21 8:30 at the lakefront. Junior team knots series On Friday, August 10, the Canadian Tire Juniors travelled to East Caledon for the second game of this 0.A.S.A. playdowns and came home 10-5 win- ners. Mark Jeffery started on the mound and picked up the win with relief help from Todd Wilbur in the 8th. 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