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The Greenbank Gamblers who have been in a two week slump in _ the Oshawa City & District League Play, played some fine fastball on the weekend in the Grafton 32 team Men's Tournament. , They dropped Toronto McLouds on Saturday morning by a 12-3 score 'and in the afternoon they swept past Flamboro with a 6-1 win. Sunday afternoon saw the Gamblers drop Oshawa Curly's also by a score of 6-1 and then they met the Oshawa Merchants Senior '"'B' team in the "A" division semi final. Russ Korbak started on the Gambler mound and was opposed by Whitby Legionaires Marc Coutu "who had been picked up by Oshawa for the tournament. The game was an excellent con- test from start to finish, as Russ Korbak pitched excellent ball for Greenbank and both teams made outstanding defensive plays. Korbak held the powerful Oshawa Team to a total of only 3 hits in the game and one of those was a high pop triple that was lost in the sun. However, Oshawa first sacker Larry Posack, cracked a home run. over the centre field fence for the on- ly run of the game. Greenbank picked up 5 hits in the contest with Trevor Till having a pair of safeties with Brian Till, Rodd Real and John Foster having the other Gambler hits. John Foster led off the Greenbank fifth inning with a double and Oshawa pulled Coutu from the game and brought in a pitcher from Elliott Lake by the name of Brad Rhingette who retired the side but not before Foster was advanced to third and Trevor Till was intentionally walked. i Apparently Oshawa have signed Pitcher Rhingette and Slugger Her tor Valade (who picked up the other Oshawa hit) to compete in the 0.A.5.A. Senior Playdowns? Russ Korbak and Ken Goreski shared the pitching duties in the - tournament and the Gamblers home run bats were booming as Greg Rodd hit 3 round trippers and Don Beaton and Trevor Till also con- nected for homers. In Oshawa City League play Greenbank dropped two games last week as they bowed to Whitby by a score of 10-5 and then lost to Port Perry Legion by a 3-1 count, The Whitby game saw both teams have 13 hits but the Gamblers were Cartwright Minor softball JUNIOR On July 14, at the Blackstock Fairgrounds, Lishman's and Turner's Green Giants played a game that ended in a 9-9 tie. For Lishman's, Scott Goble hit in a home run, and one was hit in by Jeremy Malcolm to tie the game. Matthew Bradburn and Shawn Lewerentz hit in triples, with doubles by Stacey Turnbull and Allan Richmond. Surprise catch on a line drive by Matthew Bradburn. Scott Goble caught a fly ball by third and ran over to first for a double play. Great hit by Kyle Buller. For Turner's, special mention for Karen Swain, Jenny Wilson and Dustin Marnoch. Great catch by Dougie Lynde, and good backcatching by ._ At Nestleton, Swain Seed Sluggers defeated Sunnyside Market: - Caesarea. For Sunnyside, doubles were hit in by John McCourt and Leanne Goslin. Everyone played well in spite of losing, with a super game played by John McCourt. He managed a double, a single, a dou- ble play and a great catch. Singles were hit in by David Kemp, Blain Pelrine, Ryan Peters, Ryan Larmer, Scott Swain, John McCourt and Beau Cleeton. For Swains, William Michel (2), and Mike Leem- ing hit in homers, with doubles by Brad Morton and Katherine Ellis. - Unassisted double play by Brad Morton, and a great catch by Mike Leeming. Singles batted in by Brad Vokins, Derek Leeming and Jason Josh and Kingsley Malcolm. Logan. The standings Team GP W L T Pts. Juniors 2 Turner's Green Giants 8 4 1 1 9 Swain Seeds Sluggers 6 4 2 0 8 Lishman's ; 6 3 2 1 7 Sunnyside Market-Caesarea 6 0 6 0 0 Team GP W L T Pts. Intermediate Cummings Backhoe 8 6 2 0 12 Port Perry Kinsmen 8 4 4 0 8 Brenda's Esso 8 2 6 0 4 Tennis Racket i by Heather McCrae The second schedule of Monday Night League Tennis starts next Monday evening. There will be 3 time slots; the schedules have been printed and delivery will be made this week or call Laurie Cooper for more information. Our annual Fun tournament "The Mixed Doubles Tie Breaker' is coming up fast, Monday, August 4th, 9 a.m. Georgia Brock and Bob Alexander are the convenors. Food and refreshments will be provided throughout the day. Georgia is still figuring out the scoring system and is currently working on the second computer data base. As a preliminary, on Wednesday even- ing, July 30th, at 7 p.m. everyone is welcome to play in a Men's, Women's & Mixed Singles Tie Breaker Tournament. Georgia & Bob will be there to teach ue the rules!! We're into our second week of the Junior Summer Tennis Program. What an enthusiastic group of young people we have at the courts taught by Alex Pilepic, Diane Burt and Heather Muir. Our Kawartha team won over Fenelon Falls last Th y even- ing 4-2. The team played in Oshawa last night but at the time of this prin- ting the score was unknown. Other coming events are our Ladies and Men's Doubles Tourna- ment scheduled for August 16th & 17th. The Ontario Tennis Association (0.T.A.) is putting on a free clinic to tennis club members on August 11th at the courts. Junior & adult clinics and also an Instructional Standardization Clinic will be held. These clinics are for every calibre of player, so keep the date in mind. More information will be forthcoming. LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business! CALL 9885-7383 for INFORMATION INTERMEDIATE On July 15 at Blackstock Fairgrounds, Brenda's Esso defeated the Port Perry Kinsmen. For Brenda's, home runs were scored by Scott Barr, Michelle Mor- ton, Todd Moore and Darren Leach, with triples by Michelle Morton, Leanne McDowell and Paul Bycok. Doubles were hit in by Dan Bycok, Todd Moore, Brent Donnelly, Leanne McDowell, Mike Leach, Darren Leach, Tricia McCourt and Scott Barr. Double play by Michelle Morton and outstanding catches by Stacey Swain and Leanne McDowell. Play of the game was a grand slam home run by Todd Moore. For the Kinsmen, Homers were hit by Cheryl Brunner (2) and Sean O'Donoghue, with a triple by Adam Vivian and a double by Jen- ny Dwyer. Great catch ty Barry Ross : School Backhoe defeated the Port Perry Kinsmen. For the Kinsmen, Adam Vivian hit in a tri- - ple, with outstanding catches by David Kett and Cheryl Brunner. For Cummings, Andy Mackie had a great game with a home run, a dou- ble and an unassisted double play. Great outs by Mark Simmons at short-stop. On July 14, Dominion Hardware beat the Blackstock Lioness, for the Lioness, Jeff Kemp hit in a triple, with doubles by Jason Cliff, Chris McLeod and Andy Wilson. Great pit- ching by Brendon Agnew. They made a good try at winning with 8 runs in the last inning. On July 16, the Lioness were again defeated by Don Frew and Sons. For the Lioness, doubles were hit in by Jason Cliff, Chris McLeod and Mike Hepburn, with singles by Jason Cliff, Chris Bryant and Dan Hill. Chris Bryant made 2 catches of foul balls when he was playing catcher. Chris McLeod threw out the runner at second base on an attempted steal. Good catch by Jeff Kemp. TURMBERG KENNELS Fall Training Classes start August 12th REGISTER NOW! 985-4721 On July 16 at the Blackstock High PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 22, 1986 -- 25 Slump may be over for Gamblers stymied in run production by some fine Whitby fielding. Greg Rodd had 3 Gambler hits with Trevor Till & Brian Till each having a pair. Hugh _ Johnston, Brian Myers, Terry Till, - Rodd Real and John Foster each picked up a single safety. The Greenbank - Port Perry game went into the bottom of the seventh inning in a 1-1 tie as Dave Dickson and Don Beaton traded home runs. However the seventh inning saw the Gambler infield misplay some ground balls and hand the Legion team a 3-1 win, . The two losses saw Greenbank slip to fourth place in the league with a hot Port Perry team moving into a second place tie in league standings. Pee Wees fight to tie On Tuesday night the Scugog Kinsmen Pee Wee Boys Soccer Team played a strong game against Tyrone and ended in a 1-1 tie. Jamie Brown scored Port's only goal with the assists going to Ian Cobham and Alec Cramner. Jeff Parry and Ian Cobham played very well throughout the game. We are pleased to welcome a new player John Cook, who certainly added strenght to our defensive line. 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