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{ on Jim Grieve presents the IGA trophy to win- ning team at the 1986 Port Perry Rotary Club tournament held last week at Sunnybrae. Les Kababik accepted the troohy for team members Glen Van Camp, Greg Heffering and John McClelland. The Henry MacDonald team from Lindsay and the Chuck Dewhirst team were tied for second. Tim Thompson and Greg Heffering both fired a 78 to tie for low gross for the day. More than fifty golfers enjoyed the tournament. Port defeats Newcastle The Port Perry Kinsmen Pee Wee soccer team played their semi-final play-off game against Newcastle "and came home with a 5-2 win. Jamie Bi . ¥n played an outstan- ding game and scored 4 out of our 5 goals. Jason Towns worked very effectively and assisted on 2 of Jamie's goals. Drew Cardinal also assisted on a goal. Jason Reetham- Clayton scored his goal after Alec Cramner passed the ball to him from a corner kick by Jamie Brown. Even though most of the goals were by one player, this game would "not have turned out this way if all the players had not been passing and working so well together. Great job boys! On Saturday the team travelled to Thornhill to compete in a tourna- ment, but the wet field and cold day seemed to take its toll. The boys tied their first game and lost the other 2. INTERESTED IN CURLING EXCELLENT FACILITIES WITH A WARM SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE! Men's League -- Monday Nights Wednesday or Thursday Nights, Afternoon Ladies -- Monday or Tuesday Business Girls -- Tuesday Nights Mixed -- Friday Nights CONTACT: Men's & Mixed ........... Ralph Fairman (res.) 985-2160, (bus.) 985-7351 Ladi@S' «o.oo eee eee e eens June Haynes 985-8005 Business Girls' ........ Diane Prentice 985-9286 or Bev Brown 985-8631 OR WRITE TO: Box 158, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO ning the tournament smoothly. | appreciate it immensely. to the fans who supported it. Thanks? Port Perry Legion Fastball Club as Host Team for the O.A.S.A. In- termediate "C" Championship would like to thank all the teams for pro- viding the fans with exciting, well played games throughout the weekend. Congratulations to the Greenbank Gamblers for capturing the All On- tario Championship defeating a strong team from Garden River. | would be remiss if | didn't thank many of the people behind the scenes who helped make the tournament the success it was. Jerry Taylor, Yvorine Christie and Ron McDonald saw to it that we had two diamonds to play on with the enlargement of the North Diamond. Steve Bull spent numerous hours working on the diamonds to get them in shape. Larry Mabley and Wayne Fox helped us with the lighting and also were willing to help us anyway they could. Thanks to Ken Goreski for the use of his vacuum to take the water off the fields which were saturated from last week's rains. To John Lucyk and Dan McPhee for donating the lumber to build the score booth, to Irwin Smith for donating the sound system for the weekend, to Dave Ballingall for the use of his storage room at Pineridge Sports, Everett Doupe and Harold Jeffrey for working on the diamonds before and after hours, to Wes Evans and the Legion members for working the refreshment area and ball diamonds, to Hillis and Carol Wilbur for working the souvenier booth, the O.A.S A. executive for run- Thanks also to Wayne Venning and Minor Ball for helping with the Opening Ceremonies, to Janis St. John and Dorothy Scott for putting the program together. Many more people helped than I've mentioned and Once again | thank everybody for amost successful tournament and -- Yours in sport, DOUG SCOTT | In the first game against Lake Simcoe both teams had trouble scor- ing the first half, but with 4 minutes left Simcoe shot one over the finger- tips of goalie Greg Neve. In the se- cond half Lake Simcoe scored-again before Port's Jamie Brown was able to put one through their goalies legs. The assist was from Jason Towns. Drew Cardinal tied the game when he headed the ball into the net off a corner kick by Jamie Brown. Goaltender Greg Neve was able to stop 14 shots on net and Jeff Parry and Jason Towns also played outstanding games. Port's second game was against Malton and we lost 4-1. Jamie Brown scored our only goal but this was due to hard work by Alec Cramner and Drew Cardinal who set the goal up. Ron Rankin, John Cook, Jason Towns and: Dave Cosway were on defence and tried hard but couldn't hold back this strong team. Port's last game was unfortunate- ly what you would refer to as "a sad state of affairs!!"' The boys looked cold and tired and that's how they played. Woolwich defeated us 7-1. Jamie Brown scored Port's only goal on an unassisted effort. Better luck next time, guys. Gamblers winit all (From page 23) p.m., the temperature had dropped considerably. Fan attendance on both days was overwhelming, thanks in part to the fact that two local teams were in the thick of the race, and the fact that the calibre of play was first-class. OASA officials and President Jack Cook Jr. of Port Perry were delighted with the crowds, and gate receipts were said to be in excess of $1500. Mr. Cook presented the OASA championship shield and banner to ~ Greenbank Gamblers skipper Rod Foster at the conclusion of the tournament. ICE TIME AVAILABLE! SCUGOG ARENA Late evenings, days and early weekends. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 16, 1986 -- 25 Seagrave bats Seagrave Turkey Power are the Champions of the Port Perry Ladies 'Lob Ball League. Ten teams participated in the an- nual tournament held at Seagrave last weekend. Under the expert coaching of Bert Hutcheon and Dan Harris, - Seagrave Turkey Power captured the championship after defeating Nestleton, Blackstock, Greenbank, and Manilla's Jolly Rogers. The Seagrave bats just couldn't be The Durham Region Family YMCA floor hockey league for girls and boys is now entering its second season in both Port Perry and Blackstock and hopes to bring more fun and excitement to all those new and returning players. Floor hockey is a non-contact sport played with plastic sticks and pucks on a gymnasium floor. The game is simple and safe with few rules and it can be mastered quick- ly. It emphasizes alertness and movement rather than strength or height. The purpose is to have FUN, Y floor hockey win for Turkeys held back and their defence was strong allowing only 13 runs in four games. Valli Harris, Seagrave Turkey pitcher did a superb job on the mound and second base Debbie Slute made many glowing saves and throws to lead the team to victory. "The league dance held at the Catholic Hall following the tourna- ment was a great success and many thanks to the League for a well planned tournament and dance. develop skill, sportsmanship and low-key competition. All players will need to bring are safety glasses, running shoes and enthusiasm. Teams and schedules will be made to provide skill development at well as recreational competition. The program begins on September 22 at R.H. Cornish Public School and on September 23 at Cartwright Public School and registration is now taking place at the YMCA Office on Queen St. or by calling Marilyn Pearce at 985-2824 between 9:30 - 11:30 or 3:00 - 5:(0 RESULTS OF SCUGOG MENS LOB-BALL LEAGUE As of September 8, 1986 Teams GP L T Pts. Seagrave Steel Buildings 6 13 2.1 27 Country Lane Realty 4 12 2 0 24 Galley Fish and Chips 15 11 3 1 23 A. Oppers Aluminum 16 9 7 0 18 Port Perry Auto Glass 16 8 8 0 16 Kinsmen 15 7 7 1 15 Barry's Variety 15 7 8 0 14 Square Boy Pizza 15 4 10 1 9 Forder's Insurance 15 2 13 0 h Sportsland 15 1 14 0 2 ATTENTION HUNTERS ... BRING HOME THE BIG ONE WITH A USED 3 WHEELER Buy one of our reconditioned Yamaha ATV's and get a Free Windshield .. ASSELSTINE's Y . Retail Value $75.00 ... at DURHAM Joho 57 - i 3084437 Sale Ends September 30th, 125" WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE SELECTION of ATV ACCESSORIES, BUSH GUARDS, GUN RACKS, FRONT & BACK CARRIERS. Pineridge has you covered for all your Sporting Needs! HOCKEY EQUIPMENT by C.C.M. Canadian, Torspo, Cooper Jofa 'SHOES' Running - Aerobic Basketball by Reebok, Avia, Pum? - Power, Brooks. Clearance On All TENNIS SHOES NOW IN STOCK BROOMBALL EQUIPMENT Shoes D-Gel & Acton Sticks & Balls PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY JACKETS Good Supply of Men's & Boys' in Stock -- "I-TECH" Clear Face Shields - Full, 3/4 or 1/2 178 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2839 - MASTERCARD - AMERICAN EXPRESS ACCEPTED. 3