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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 28, 1987 Port Perry Star Spo rt The afternoon ladies curling league in Port Florists Trophy are skip Jan Towns, June Perry has concluded another season with winn-* Haynes, Cathy Acerra and Annemarie Knopp. ing teams from each schedule presented with Eva Redman (left) presented the trophy to Jan trophies and awards at a banquet last Thursday Towns. The Louise Haugen rink was runner-up. evening. Schedule One winners of the Ives | AN . 4 J The Shai winning team was skip- . ped by Shirley Lee who accepts the Pineridge team members Marion Wallace, Linda Powell and Dianne Ball. Louise Haugen's rink was runner- Sports Trophy from Dave Obee. With Shirley are - yp in Schedule Two. | : The Bruton Pharmacy trophy for the Schedule Three winning team was presented by Marg Lawrence (left) to skip Jan Towns. With Jan are team members Gwen Luke, Ann Meester and Helen Pascoe. The rink skipped by Marj Jackson was runner-up in this schedule. Rida ant shinies dik MEE Ea The Oshawa City and District fastball season gets underway on Monday, May 11th with a game in Greenbank Park when the Gamblers host Stouffville at 8:39 p.m. Stouffville (who will feature pit- ching ace Jim Chilvers) is one of three new teams this year in the Oshawa "A" Division. Other new clubs are Markham-Claremont Juniors and Oshawa Double-B Sports who will compete with four carry over teams from last year, Port Perry; Greenbank, Oshawa ACL and the Oshawa Juniors. The Oshawa Double-B Sports team will have Brad Baker on their mound since he has returned from pitching the past year in the U.S.A. Last years Port Perry Legion team have a new sponsor for 1987 and this year will be known as Port 'Perry XL's and they open their home season at Port Perry Park on Thursday, May 14th. - The Greenbank Gamblers will attempting to repeat as first place finishers in the Oshawa "A" league and defend their Ontario O.A.S.A. "C" title. However, they will have to do it without their ace right hander of the past 3 seasons, Russ Korbak, who has indicated his retirement from * the fastball wars. Korbak had an outstanding season in 1986 on the Gambler mound. Russ 'pitched more innings last year than any Teronto Blue Jay pitcher, com- piled a 26 win - 12 loss record (which included 9 Shut-outs), struck out 326 batters and only gave up a total of 16 walks. " A great performance from the veteran hurler who is a credit to the Tuesday Afternoon Bowling April 21, 1987 High Single Flat 200 & Over: May Raby 209, Marj Giroux 209, Joan Grove 268, 244, Joanne Leach 201, Joan Fleming 226, 203, 260, Kacey Harper 207, 243, Dorothy Kendall 211, Mary Cannon 211. High Single With Handicap 200 & Over: May Raby 237, Marj Giroux 240, Joan Grove 291, 267, Joanne Leach 242, Joanne Fleming 239, 216, Kacey Harper 236, 272, Dorothy - Kendall 245, Mary Cannon 261. Monday Night Ladies - 7:00 p.m. . Team Standings: Jupiter 45, Mars 44, Saturn 44, Venus 33, Neptune 24, Mercury 20. ~ Singles Over 200: Edna Langford © 274, Marg White 255, 239, 230, Sue Jackson 245, 220, 214, Susan Cosburn 241, Gail Wallace 235, 208. France . Venning 227, Bev Silverman 207, Marg Postill-205, Sylvia Carter 204, _ Carol Adams 200. Triples Over 600: Marg White 724, Sue Jackson 679. Third Section Winners: Jupiter 45, Susan Cosburn, Inez Morley, - Heather Parrish, Kim Murray, Vickie Edwards, Gail Wallace Ladies Monday Night - 9 p.m. March 20, 1987 Team Standings: Screws 51. © Washers 40. Nails 40. Bolts 32. Clips + 26, Nuits 21 High Single: .Valli Harris 263 Gamblers to defend their S |0AsA crown as games start game of fastball and to put it mild- ly he will be surely missed by the Greenba:ik players and fans alike. At the time of writing it appears that the Gambler long time centre fielder Dennis- Romeril and their designated hitter Brian Myers have also decided to hang up the spikes, and pitcher Roland Osske has mov- ed to Oshawa. - Some rebuilding of the Greenbank team is taking place and the addi- tion of nifty soutiipaw Mark Goreski is- a major acquisition for the Gamblers. Mark was the mainstay - of the Oshawa M.C.L. pitching staff last-year and pitched Oshawa.into the semi-finals of the All Ontario Junior "A" Tournament. Also joining the Greenbank team this year is catcher Brian Henricks 'who formerly played with the Port Perry Midgets and last year played with Agincourt Juniors. The new Gambler battery of Mark Goreski and Brian Henricks should provide lots of fastball entertain- ment for the Gambler fans. Also returning to the club are pit- cher Ken Goreski, catcher Don Phinney, designated hitter Hugh Johnson, infielders Trevor Till, John Foster, Rodd Real, Don Beaton and 'Brian Till and out- fielders Greg Rodd, Neil Rodd, George Redshaw, Terry Till and Ray Meisner. 3 The team will again be coached by Steve Foster, manager is Rodd Foster and the sponsors are Lloyd and Marion Lee. ~ | The fastball season is fast ap- proaching and we hope to see the fans out at the ball parks for some great fastball entertainment. Bowling news High Triple: Sue Norton 5%. Singles Over 200: Robin Doan 202, Vicky Gunn 207, Carol Koch 214, 'Bev. Silverman 216, Valli Harris 263, Elma Vernon 208, 201, Sue Norton 218, 205. Tuesday Night Mens April 21, 1987 * Champions: Pat's Pack | Consolation: Untouchables Final Playoff Standings: Pat's Pack 10104, Spark Plugs 9842, Know Accounts 9698, Untouchables 9955, Geezer Teazers 9817, Leftovers 9430. High Single: Bill Turner 295. High Single With Handicap: Bill . Turner 310. High Triple: Kevin Haugen 661. High Triple With Handicap: Craig McFadden 665. 215 And Over: Gary Reis 247, Shawn Cochrane 25 Roy Werry 242, Craig McFadden 219/237, Kevin Haugen 272, Ab Fulford 231, Jim Rider 240, Bill Turner 295, John Grieve 217, Gerry Louvelle 239, John Crisecione 227, Hal McCullough 254. 600 And Over: Keyin Haugen 661, Jim Rider 643, John Criscione 606, Craig McFadden 644. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric Ribbons for most makes. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383