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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 18, 1985 ports All the action was fast and furious ~ Cartwright baseball gets underway by Kirk Swain, Shawn lLewerentz, Mike Leach and Brad Morton. Pit- ching was shared by Brad Morton and Kirk Swain, and catching capably done by Scott Barr. Good fielding plays by Donnie Cliff, Doug Seabrook and Robyn Cliff. For the Giants, Mike Leaming, Scott Go- ble, and Josh Wilson (2), Cartwright Minor Baseball league play started this past week with some exciting games to report. Junior Division (7-8 year olds) In Caesarea after be- ing behind 13-2, Breezy Acres Farms defeated Turner's Green Giants, 18-15. For Breezy Acres, home runs were scored hit in homers. Singles were batted in by Christina Clark and Jen- nifer Clark. In Nestleton, Beacock's Hardware beat the Blackstock Lioness by a large margin. Kyle Simms of the Lioness hit in a homer. For Beacock"s, Jeff Vernon had a good night, with two home runs and catching a pop fly. Intermediate Division (10-11 year olds) In Caesarea, Thomp- son's Village Market, opened their season with a close loss of 20-19 to Lishman"s. The team played very good offen- sive baseball, and Michelle Cummings and Jason Cliff went 3 for 3 at VR". Debbie Norten (left) of the host team Port Perry Jems presented trophy to Diane Puckrin of the Seagrave Turkey Power who won the Ladies Slow Pitch tournament on Saturday. Seagrave defeated Dennis Ander- son Chev Olds in the championship. At right are Eve Johnston of DACO and Bev Evans of the 'Bad News Blues" who won the Con- solation over the Jems. the plate. Collecting two hits were: Kevin Ellis, Chris MacLeod, Nicole Leach, Sabrina Cumm- ings and Jenny Gawley. Triples went to Jeremy Woodcock and Mike Hep- burn, with doubles to Terry Park and Mark Simmons, and singles to Yvette Reves, Alicia Bentley and Deb Gawley. Coaches Dave Ellis and George Hep- burn were pleased with their teams hitting and play in the field. Lishman's saw ex- cellent fielding by Jody Logan, and home runs by Geordie Lishman, Ken- dall Chorostecki, Jody Logan and Mike Staniland. At Cartwright High School, Sunnyside Market downed the Port Perry Kinsmen 23-13. For Sunnyside Market, homers were batted in by Andy Wilson and Kyle Russell, with great fielding catches by Christie Corden and Kyle Russell. Senior Division (12-15 year olds) Blackstock Lions vs. Brenda's Esso Blackstock Lions pick- ed up the win in the season opener, with a score of 17-8. Ken Wilson hit the only home run in the losing cause. Gary Oke and Ken Wilson split the pitching for Bren- da's. For the Lions, Eric Douma doubled and Paul Dearborn, Darryl Bradt, Christie Carter and Tam- my Brunner all singled. Tammy Brunner made two good fly ball grabs in right field. On Wednesday, Black- stock Lions were up against Don Frew and Sons and won this match also. Paul Dearborn pit- ched well for the Lions with five shut out inn- ings. Mike Stanley and Aaron Lishman split the pitching for Don Frew and Sons. Derek Chase doubled for Frew. Eric Douma made a good out from short stop to first for the Lions and Katy Thistle had three hits for the Lions. Jan Heyes tripled to drive in two runs for the Lions also. Paul Dearborn, Kelly Thistle, and Chris Chorostecki all made good catches. Turkey Power trots 0 slow pitch win Seagrave Turkey Power Team trotted to victory in the Port Perry Gems Ladies Lob Ball Tournament in Port Perry on Saturday. They won the first game against the host team Port Perry Gems 11-5. The second game found them matched against Turkey Power was too much for the competition Saturday as the ladies from Seagrave won the Slow Pitch tournament hosted by the Port Perry Jems. It was the first tournament Seagrave has entered this season, but the ladies say it won't be the last. Front from left: Valli Harris, Joyce Abraham, Pam Byers, Diane Puckrin, Diane Hooker, Debbie Andrews and Fran Taylor. Back from left: coach Bob Andrews, Diane Knutson, Vivian Rodd, Erin Potter, Shirley DeHaas, Deidre Obey, Kathy Smith and coach Dan Harris. Absent from photo Heather Kellington and Chris McClurg. Uxbridge Dean Watson Chargers. The Turkeys had no trouble defeating them 12-6. The Championship game against Port Perry's Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds was called at 4'2 innings as the Turkey Team bats and defensive playing was at its best and Seagrave Turkey Power brought home the trophy on a 18-4 victory. Valli Harris won the MVP award and Fran Taylor won the Best Batter. It was a great day and Seagrave Turkey Power wish to thank the Gems for hosting the tourna- ment and a fun day for all. Camping out on the charge card Ontario's provincic parks have become part of the first provincial government to accept credit cards throughout the province. You can now use VISA or MasterCard to pay your camping fees, guarantee your campsite reservation or pay for your annual vehicle per- mit, Natural Resources Minister Michael Harris said recently The use of credit cards in our provincial parks means that campers won't have to carry a lot of cash, and park offices won't need to keep a lot of cash. With the new system, when a customer books ahead using a VISA or MasterCard number, park staff will be able to provide a guaranteed reservation. With a guaranteed campsite already book- ed. campers will get a head start on the peace of mind they are often looking for when they visit a provincial park Campers who prefer not to use a credit card may still have their reservation guaranteed by mail, if it is accom- panied by a deposit. DACO wins 32-13 The Dennis Anderson Ladies Lob ball team defeated the Jolly Rogers ladies team from Manilla by a score of 32 to 13. Eve Johnson of DACO hit a grand slam home run in the first inning. Marg Prentice had a good night at bat as well as playing second base. Donna Drew of DACO made several difficult catches in center field. Debbie Timbers of the Jolly Rogers team chalk- ed herself up a home run. DACO's next game is at Greenbank Wednes- day evening. tv Cota UIORRE ER hie ca 0 RR a NR TEL 4 a Rr a ROE RY iy bid And thelr ill Lh ae cre Te AS aE SR \ Fal Ch AER xe AN Sma SER