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Abit TTR Ty nk the lal J Lo RAR hai edd y Ns alr ae i ERE TIRE od PCT es unl Mod cia EB ay ar Be The Port Perry Mo- Jacks of the Central Junior C Hockey League will start training camp September 15 at the Scugog Arena. Under the direction of head coach Bob Marquis and assistant Gary Brethour who are behind the bench for their se- cond season, the players will go through two hour work-outs that will run Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 5 Year Annual Interest the schedule starts Oc- tober 10 when the Mo- Jacks hit the road for a game in Port Hope. There is one signifi- cant rule change in Junior C hockey teams this season. The Mo- Jacks will be able to sign any player from Durham Region as a non-import. The only exception would be players from Ux- bridge and Bowmanville which are also in Durham. The MoJacks 14" Dl HOUSEHOLD TRUST APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE would have to secure a players release from those teams if he 1s resi- dent of those communities. But the rule change means the team will be able to sign players from Oshawa, Whitby, Picker- ing and Ajax as non- imports. Each team in the loop will be allowed four im- port cards during the season. Team spokesman Mur- ray Parliament said last week the import rule changes should help to strenghten teams in the loop, but he stressed that the MoJacks will con- tinue to build the nucleus of the team around local players. It is expected that more than 50 players will turn out for the training camp. Invitations have been sent out to all eligi- ble players from last year's team along with many players from the Port Perry area. However, the camp is open, and anyone is in- vited to attend. The MoJacks last year $11,395* 80,000 km. [STANZA. 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The MoJacks then went down PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1985 -- 23 Mojacks start training at arena to defeat in the second round at the hands of the league champion, Bowmanville Eagles. Brian Nicholson, last vears league scoring champ and MVP provid- ed Junior C fans in Port Perry with many thrills, and he's expected to be back in uniform for the green and gold again in 1985-86 The team lost four players to over-age, in- cluding goaltender Clay Lovering and captain Scott Wallace. The Modacks first game of the regular season will be in Port Hope on October 10, and the first home game at the Scugog Arena is Sun- day, October 20 when the Lindsay Muskies are in town. Team officials hope to line up four pre-season exhibition games, pro- bably with Uxbridge and Lindsay, but dates and clubs have not yet been finalized Greenbank Gamblers up one in championship The Greenbank Gamblers are one game up in defense of their North Durham Fastball league Championship. Last Tuesday night in Goodwood, the Gamblers squeaked out a close 4-3 decision over Goodwood- Uxbridge Auto Wreckers to draw first blood in the best 3 out of 5 champion- ship final series. Greenbank and Good- wood finished one-two in the league standing so it is only fitting that those two teams should fight it out for North Durham Fastball League supremacy. Roland Osske went the route on the Gambler mound and had a two hit shutout going into the bottom of the sixth inning when a two out infield er- ror opened the gates for Darryl Norton to pound out a 2 run home run and put Goodwood back into the game. In the bottom of the seventh inning with one man out, Adam Young hit a double and after Mike Kelland grounded out to first, Barry Ferguson cashed Young to make the score 4-3. Centre fielder Don Ferguson was walked to put runners on first and second and then Steve Yake grounded out to se- cond to end the game and Greenbank came home with a 4-3 win. The game had been scoreless until the top of the fifth inning when Ray Meisner started the. Gamblers off with a dou- ble over the first base bag. Don Phinney singl- ed to put runners on first and third and Brian Till singled home the first Gambler run. Hugh Johnston doubled home two more Greenbank runs but was thrown out at third base as he at- tempted to make his two hase hit into a triple. In the sixth innigg Greg Rodd was safeon a throwing error, Don Beaton singled him to third, where he scored on a wild pitch from Good- wood pitcher, Darryl Norton. This gave Greenbank a 4-0 lead and they hung on for the 4-3 victory. KAREN E. HUNT ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Removal Waxing Now Available. Free Consultations Day or Evening Appointments 985-9085 FURNACE OIL ed WE OFFER: "home farm 68 Brock St W (rear 852-6845 GASOLINE LAWRENCE PERRY FUELS is now an agent for Hygrade Fuels YOUR HEATING COMFORT IS OUR BUSINESS IN THE UXBRIDGE - PORT PERRY AREA FURNACE MAINTENANCE Jim Gourlie Burner Service 985-3579 * 24 hour emergency service * automatic home delivery * budget payment plan * competitive pricing industrial * senior citizens discounts LAWRENCE PERRY FUELS Box 1718 'Jrbridge Ontario LOC 1KO DIESEL FUEL commercial 985-3689 STOVE OIL Don Beaton and Don Phinney had two hits each for the Gamblers with Hugh Johnston, Ray Meisner and Brian Till rounding out the Gamblers seven hit attack. Greenbank swept through league play undefeated and ousted Claremont Legion and Brougham in straight games in the semi-finals. So they are just two games away from hav- ing an undefeated season in North Durham Fastball League Play. However, it will be no small task to overcome Goodwood-Uxbridge Auto Wreckers in straight games as the Goodwood team has played excellent ball all year behind the pitching of Darryl Norton and Dave Jackson. Games two and three of this series go this week in Greenbank on Monday night and Goodwood on Tuesday. If further games are required, they will be played in Green- bank at the earliest opportunity. DACO takes on consolation win The Dennis Anderson Chev Olds Ladies lob Ball team from Port Perry participated in the league's final tourna- ment this past weekend and came away with the Consolation Championship DACO"s first game was against Seagrave I'riday mght and DACO was defeated by a score of 8 to 3 sending Seagrave on to the A division and DACO to the Consolation DACO played the Gems Saturday morning and defeated that team 28 to 13 DACO's final game was against Saintfield, a team that DACO has won one and lost a game to during the season. DAC) pitcher, Elaine Lenaerts, was outstanding and helped lead her team to a 6 to 1 victory over the Sainthield ladies The DACO team would like to thank their coaches, Frank Fielding, and Brian and Judy Reader, for their help and also the Port Perry Ladies League for welcoming the team and for a fun and competitive season Tuesday bowl Results for Sept. 3 Team Standings: Team 4 7. Team H 7. Team 2 5H. Team | - 2, Team 3 0 Team 6 0 High Single: Pal Mason 309 High Triple: Steve Robinson 727 Over 215: John Cnis- cione - 294. Pat Mason Come in & see them for vourself! Now available at Jonsered Bassett's Small Engines Seagrave - 985-8677 309. Bill Ruesink 293, Steve Robinson - 253.261, Shawn Cochrane 228, Jack Healey 215.227, Bruce Stauffer 215,238 Over 600: Bruce Stauf fer 652. Steve Robinson 727. Pat Mason - 695, Jack Healey - 639. Bill Ruesink 603, John Cris clone 678 ProLine CHAINSAWS