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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. September 5, 1984 Port Bantams battle rain Headquarters for 'Freeman Formalwear (Jregonge _Uen'e Wear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 --- STORE HOURS Fed Mon Tues & Thurs 10106. Fri 109 Sat 10.5 Sey SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30-119 Days 11% (Minimum $50,000) 90 - 364 Days 10%% (Minimum $5,000) (Minimum $500.) Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD Port Perry Lions Club Bantam Softball Club concluded thejr season on the Labour Day Weekend by fighting the way to the finals of the Ontario Bantam "C"' Softball Championships. The light team tourn- ament was held in Bracebridge and had representatives from all parts of the province. Port Perry representing Zone 3 had earlier defeated Bradford and Oak Ridges to earn the right to play in the Tournament. The local team opened the Tournament Sat- urday morning at 8 a.m. against the Tourna-- Warriner and Craig Menzies each had a base hit in this game. This loss put Port Perry in the "'B" round of the trio with a strong 5-2 win. \3 WEEE hx HON Port Perry jumped into an early lead, after two walks. Chris Cookman lined a two out double to centre field scoring two 'runs. David Burnett opened the 3rd inning with a triple and follow- ing an error and a walk. Jeff Cockerton had a single to bring the score to 5-0. Garson came back with two runs in the fourth inning to put the final score at 5-2. Jeff Cockerton was the winn- ing pitcher for Port Perry with relief help from Dave Burnett. Chris Cookman had two hits for Port Perry with Dave Burnett, Greg game was no contest as Port Perry scored early and often to win 10-0. Dave Culbert had 3 hits with Craig Menzies two Perry met New Ham- burg, one of the strong- - est teams in the Tourna- Playing fields were any- 986-5 1 88 played in a steady down pour of rain and was held up 30 minutes in the \ on singles by Greg Warriner and Dave Cul- bert and doubles by Dave Burnett and Lee Wilbur. In the fourth frame, Craig Menzies opened with a double and scored on Jeff Cockerton's single to make the final score 4-2. Jeff Cockerton was the winning pitcher with help from Dave Burnett who got the save. Final Game The Championship game was also played in a heavy rain as Port Perry faced Jordon for the second time. The local boys played a strong game again but long games played earl- ier contributed to 3 unearned runs. Jordon were declared the Ban- steady rainfall and the infield of Bob Orr at first, Craig Menzies at i in quest of Ontario title third, Steve Durham at second base and Greg Warriner at short-stop played superbly all day long. The pitching of Dave Burnett, Jeff Cockerton and Lee Wilbur was top calibur and kept the team in each game they played. The outfielders of Lee Wilbur, Darrin Fulford, Steve Langille, Paul Copper, Craig Venning and Chris Cookman played well making many fine plays. Chris Cookman was badly missed in the final two games as he injured his knee while batting against New Hamburg. Danny Rankin was also injured pinch-hitting in the Kemptville game and was unable to play in the remaining games. A special mention of Dave Culbert who once again did a tremendous job behind the plate catching all 6 games and hitting well. The coaches Wayne Venning and Garnett Warriner and manager, Ted Culbert, were very proud and very pleased the way the boys played some with injuries and under playing condit- ions that were very wet and slippery. This was a complete team effort and a well-earned second place finish. BOAT STORAGE Ra------------ , Warriner and Cockerton came up on the short : GUARANTEED henrs i oom fom each had one hit. end of a 4-1 score. Lee . : INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES [l| boys showed their Gamethreooftheday Wu wat 2 Swbrice NEWBOLD'S 1 y Play: : i 3 Year Annual Interest gave up 3 runs in the evening with Port Perry this ontest and re BEACON MARINA first inning and could Playing the Eastern Spon g 121,97 con ck and pry Omar presi romance and low | : : 0 1 : 2/0 defeated 5-0. Greg from Kemptville. This the slippery infield and WINTER 3 : : ; tam 'C' Provincial | loss, double knock-out Singles. Single hits went : ; Wid JRUST . yoo SAME to Warriner, Burnett, Champions with Port Inside and Outside i Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Saturday afternoon Wilbur, Burham, Orr Perry the well-deserved Complete Winterizing i Telephone: 985-8435 the Lions Club faced and Fulford. finalists. & Repairs 3 «Morera t cmpens Wembe | arate Dep Ieuramee t soporghon Garson and came D Sunday morning Port ~~ The three Sunday Reasonable Rates p games were played in ! inning the lead-off batter, Darren Fulford hit a long triple to right field. Greg Warriner then hit a fly ball to short right field which was caught by the second baseman, Ful- ford then tagged up and headed for the plate, on a close disputed play he was called safe with the fifth inning when the diamond became too EMMERSON | wet to play. This game 193 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY (416) 985 7306 1 was one of the most ALL LINES OF | We hope you had a wonderful holiday and you're exciting games played GENERAL i ready to start a normal routine. We would like you to in the Tournament. New INSURANCE INSU RANCE 1 remember ... Hamburg scored a run | in the 1st inning on an ; WE WAIT FOR YOU ... TO SERVE YOU .. infield error, but Port VG poi D J T AYL AND WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON! 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