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Six awards for Port Perry competitors At the mammoth Budweiser National Truck Show, held at Markham Fairgrounds on Satur- day, May 28th, Port Perry Arm- wrestling Team came home vic- torious after winning six of the twenty awards available to the seventy-five competitors entered in the Armwrestling Tournament. In the Bantamweight class, Terry Barton pulled to a strong second place finish, after some of the toughest competition he has ever faced. Terry's success can partly be attributed to his new, six-inch high platform boots which definitely enhance his strength and technique. In the heavily-entered Lightweight category, Pat Mastrangelo was outstanding and also achieved a second place. In the final battle for the first place award, Pat unfortunately got a bad call from the referee, robbing him of almost certain victory, but Pat aims to set the record straight next time. Garth Carlson (sponsored by Wiggans Landscaping, Bowman- ville) scored a hat trick on Satur- day. Not only did he finish third in the Truckers' Openweight class, but he took the third place in the Middleweight division too. Also Garth was named Most Sportsmanlike Competitor of the day by Gene Tatti, President of the National Armwrestling Association and organizer of the Canadian and World Championships. In his first competitive outing after a three-month layoff due to an injury in February, Mike Haigh (sponsored by Schildt Machining Ltd., Port Perry) had six matches during the contest and was unbeaten throughout, leaving the other competitors in Name Port Perry Auto Glass Sportsland Port Perry Old Timers Galley Fish & Seafood Seagrave Steel Buildings Kinsmen Barry's Variety A. 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"Breaking my hand was a - big setback and disappointment, but it made me get into a lot of heavy training since I got my cast ~ off last month" Mike says: '"The Team has been a big factor in helping me regain my strength and confidence and I didn't want to let them down'. Mike also says he is very pro- ud of the way the team is arm- wrestling so well, and the great reception it gets from competitors and spectators alike: "Everyone seems to know now that we are serious about the sport, but we like to enjoy the competitions we enter" he says. "To give you some idea, Garth's Most Sportsmanlike Competitor award is the fourth won so for by a Team member; Pat won it at Festival Days last year, John Roberts was the recipient at a re- cent contest in Ajax, and Garth won his first one in Peterborough last Fall". In Saturday's event, Rick Er- win, who has recently been prac- ticing with the Port Perry Team, won second place in the Heavyweight category. Last month, Mike had a very pleasant surprise when he was presented with a unique plaque by Bob Ambrose, President of the Central Ontario Armwrestling Association. The plaque is in- scribed: 'In appreciation to Mike Haigh, President of the Port Perry Armwrestling Association, for all the time and unselfish deeds you have shown in your pursuit of the sport. We thank you. You are a true sportsman. From the Port Perry Armwrestl- ing Association and C.0.A.A" "This was a great thrill", says Mike: "I had no idea it was com- ing so it was a total surprise and a terrific compliment". The Team will be competing at the Millbrook Fair on Sunday, June 12th, and with Fesitval Days just around the corner, they will be training heavily for the next PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 31, 1988 -- 27 few weeks. "Port Perry can ex- pect a spectacular tournament this year. We have competitors coming from all over Ontario to what is fast becoming known as one of the best contests on the amateur circuit. We are looking forward to a heavy entry and capacity crowd of spectators, I think it will be a great day for everyone' Mike told The Star. The Third Annual Armwrestl- ing Tournament will be held in the Festival Tent on Saturday, July 16th. Competitor Registrations will be from 9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon, and the Competition will start at 12:30 p.m. There are five Men's Arm wrestlers show stuff at Markham Right Hand events, Men's Open Left and Ladies' Open classes. The entry fee is $10.00 per category and over $2,000 in cash 'awards and trophies has been donated by local businesses and the Scugog Chamber of Com- merce. The contest will be video- taped and awards will be $100 (First), $50 (Second) and $25 (Third) in each class, as well as a $100 prize for Men's Overall Champion of the Day, and a hand- some plaque, donated, as always, by the Port Perry Armwrestling Team, to the Most Sportsmanlike Competitor. Bruton's on top Monday evening May 23, Flieler took to the field and defeated Brutons' 23 to 12 at Perry Glen Diamond. For Flieler, a very strong defensive game at shortstop played by Matthew Phillips, with many fly balls caught and then executing the double play at first or second bases. The team as a whole had very strong hitting with note to Jeff Whitfield, Philip Donnelly and Cameron Flieler (hitting the longest ball of the night). For Bruton's the whole team played well with noted mention to the heavy-hitting and one homerun by Brad Shanley. Also Judson Bridgewater caught his first flyball of the new season. Home over Lucyk Home Hardware went up against Lucyk-McPhee in what proved to be an exciting baseball game. McPhee, thanks to the strong play of players like Scott Harper, Adam Jones, Laura Hooker and Jeffrey Ashton jumped out to an early 2-3 lead. Hardware, a good team effort by the Home Hardware team resulted in a come-from-behind 15-10 victory. 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