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s high- light PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 3, 1985 - baseball action in Cartwright by Chris Cliff JUNIOR DIVISION (7-8 years) On Monday night, at the Blackstock Fair grounds a close game was played, ending in Breezy Acres Farms defeating the Blackstock Lioness 12-10. For Breezy Acres, Mike Leach and Scott Barr hit homers, with a triple by Brad Morton. Doubles were scored by Jonathan McCourt, Shawn LLewerentz, Brad Mor- ton, Doug Seabrook and Kevin Gilbank with 2. Singles were batted in by Lisa Gilbank, Scott Barr, Donnie Chff. Dawid Kemp, Kirk Swain and Doug Seabrook For the Lioness, home runs were hit by Travis Mitchell and Nyles Platten Brent Donelly managed a tri- ple, a double and caught a fly ball at second base. LLeanne Goslin made a beautiful catch of an in- Legion fails to win Haliburton event Port Perry Legion returned to Haliburton to defend their champion- ship they had won last year, but came up short finishing out of the money in 4th place. Over the holiday weekend they played 6 games, winning 4 and losing 2. Game results were as follows: Port 5, Toronto Royals 1; Toronto Coasters 3, Port 1; Port 5, Oshawa Copperfields 1; Port 4, Whitby Legion 3, Port 6, Sutton 4 and Oshawa Juniors 2, Port 1. Highlights of the tour- nament were Rob Evans' grand slam homer in the 5-1 victory over the Royals; the pummeling of Copperfield's star pit- cher, Randy Underwood in another 5-1 victory; the 4-3 cliffhanger vic- tory over Whitby jn 10 in- nings and the exciting victory over last year's OASA Rivals Sutton Irish House. The over-all team per- formance in hitting, pit- Tournament for Midgets The Port Perry Minor Softball Association will be hosting their 10th an- nual Midget Boys Soft- ball Tournament on July 12, 13 and 14 and should add some exciting soft- ball to the Festival Weekend schedule of events. Tournament chair- man, Wayne Venning and Vin Walker, have again lined up some of the strongest softball teams in Ontario for this «tournament. Bridlewood (Scarborough) will be back again to defend the championship they won last year, but should get strong competition from perennial favourites, Napanee, Agincourt and Bracebridge. Several teams will be making their first ap- pearance in our Tourna- ment as Acton, Port Elgin, Belleville and Markham will be here to compete in the 3 day tournament. North York and Peterborough are returning after several years of absence, while the local teams will be represented by Port Perry, Oshawa, Pon- typool and Bradford. All the action starts on Friday night July 12 and continues through Sun- day when the champion- ship will be decided. ching and defense was quite solid as the team starts playing in a string of tournaments leading up to the Port Perry Tournament on the August Holiday weekend. Earlier in the previous week in league play, Port Legion succumbed to ColdSprings in a double header 5-0 and 2-1. Port then rebounded with a victory over Pontypool 8-2 before losing at home in a sloppily played game to Oshawa ACL 4-3. In addition to the Haliburton Tournament and the league play, the Legion squad managed to slip into Greenbank for an exhibition double header winning 7-3 and losing 4-2. This marked the 1st time that Port has been able to beat Green- bank in 3 years while los- ing to them 6 times. In the upcoming week Port Perry hosts Oshawa Curlys on Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m., then travels to Brooklin on Thursday night to play a make-up game previous- ly cancelled. On the weekend the Branch 419'rs travel to Kew Beach for another tournament and hopeful- ly they will let us stay in this tournament until we win or lose on the field and not in the committee room. .ple and a Thompson's nyside Caesarea, with a score of 21-20. Thompson's only had 8 players out but they were all playing well. grand slam homer, a double and a single, and helped with the pitching. Sabrina Cummings and Mike Hepburn scored triples, with singles by Jenni Gawley, Michelle AVAILABLE APPROXIMATELY JUNE 17th trawberries PICK YOUR OWN WE PICK 7 AM. - 7 P.M. WILLOWTREE FARM MANCHESTER 985- 7493 3/4 MILE WEST OF - KIDS WELCOME - Bring Your Own Containers WE DO TAKE ORDERS FRESHLY PICKED Everything but litre containers wilt be weighed (CALL IN ADVANCE) Berries Subject to Weather Change Orewa [wiowmee] © £ 'Minin SN i field fly In Caesarea, Turner's Green Giants won over Blackstock Dominion Hardware 18-16 For Turner's. hits were made by Shad and Adam Won- nacott, Melody McLaren and Lindsay Dutkewich. Fly balls were caught by Matthew Bradburn, Josh Wilson and Todd Moore. No report from Domi- nion Hardware. INTERMEDIATE DIVISION (10-11 years) At Cartwright High School, Lishman's defeated Port Perry Kinsmen 27-20 in a close fought game that was in doubt until the last inn- ing. For Lishman's, Jody 10gan was 4 for 4 at bat with a grand slam homer, a home run, a tri- double. Michael Staniland scored a triple, a double, a single and had two good catches in the field. Ken- dall Chorostecki hit two triples, two doubles and played well in the field. Jeff Kemp hit a triple, a double, a single and snagged two good cat- ches in the outfield. Doubles were also scored by Chris Beacock, Jen- nifer Arbuckle, Leanne McDowell and Darren Leach, with singles by Geordie Lishman and Bristol Sleep and a triple by Danny Hill. No report from the Kinsmen. A hard fought game in Caesarea, ended in Village Market defeating Sun- Market, Kevin Ellis hit a Nm, Y TROPHIES f | and i | ENGRAVING | | DO-NO's j ) RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD Queen St.. Port Perry - 985-2839 8 Ny In. Py at \N WINNERS! 0dd Fellows & Rebekahs Trip of the Month "Trip for 2 to Florida" Luella Graham Port Perry "Free '85-'86 Ticket" Ron Weatherup (Oshawa NEXT DRAW: Festival Days SATURDAY, JULY 13th in front of the Post Office. '85-86 DRAW TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Only a Few Left $120 each TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS MADE THROUGH 20 NONQUON TRAVEL C¢ Hh Nicole Leach, Mike Hepburn and Debbie Gawley Jason Chff had a good mght with 2 triples, 2 doubles and a single and 5 good catches in the out- field, much to the disap- pointment of his oppo- nent Andy Wilson who he managed to retire 4 times. They were good hits too, Andy! Sabrina Cummings and Mike Hepburn also made good pop fly catches, and Sabrina homered in the last inning to decide the final score. Sunnyside Market played very well with triples by Michelle Morton, Kyle Russell and Barry Ross. Dana Russell and Robert MacEachern hit in doubles, with singles by Andy Wilson, Susan Kyte, Robert MacEachern, Jennifer Vokins, Christie Corden, Dana Russell, Barry Ross, Jenny Dwyer, Michelle Morton, and Kyle Russell. Pitching was shared by Christie Corden, Michelle Morton and Andy Wilson. SENIOR DIVISION (12-15 years) Blackstock Lions defeated Don Frew and Sons, with a score of 14-7. Home runs were hit in by Derek Chase and Brent MacMillan for Frews. Two double plays occur- red, the first by Mike Staniland and Derek Chase, and the second by Brent MacMillan and Dwayne Frew. Sheryl Gibson played steady at second base. No report from Blackstock Lions. RS 2 Fu " Lance Cpl. Jett Benjamin (left) and Cpl. Rob Smith of the Port Perry Army Cadet Corps are going to have an interesting sum- mer. Jeff left last week for six weeks at CFM ipperwash, where he'll take the cadet in- structor course, and Rob is on his way to the High Arctic, where he'll spend the next five weeks on Baffin Island learning about the Arctic. The Cadets receive all their expenses and a salary while on these training courses. SAVE YOUR BODY VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 90 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry (416) 985-8469 a: ;¢i July nt PERRY'S RE -- TDS SPONSORED BY THE SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROCK VIDEO PARTY Thurs., July 11th - 9 P.M. Festival Tent - Palmer Park B® With Special Guest MICHAEL WILLIAMS VJ on MuchMusic COME DRESSED AS YOUR FAVOURITE ROCK STAR and ENTER A LYP-SYNC CONTEST! (Prizes for the Best Costumes.)