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a_i a SR EA i -- ment at Golf Haven, also with a Name G W L T Pts two over par 73. : i And last week, he spent sever- Janetville 6 8 0 ; 2 ] al days at an intensive golf school Nestleton Country Store ; 1 5s 1 at Camp Borden, fine tuning his A. Oppers Aluminum : game for the up-coming Ontario Trader Sams 6 3 3 0 ; finals Wrights Feeds Vi 2 5 0 4 : Luxton Construction 7 0 7 0 0 HE Risen irr. eT FL eC NU {OC «~ CPt 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 12 1988 Ont. Jr. golf hopeful ment Name G WL T Pts. The last two years, he placed 3rd and 4th competing in the Ban- SAE ng Glass 2 ? : 9 1 lam age group. Port Perry Oldtimers 8 5 2 1 1 Jeff began playing golf at a Galley Fish & Seafood 8 5 3 0 10 young age and took up the game Sportsland 8 4 4 0 8 Fourteen year old Jeff Parry of Scugog Township has Sertons ashion about six years | Seagrave Steel Buildings B23 2 been playing excellent goif of late and next week, He competes in tournaments &: oppers Aluminiy 30s ° 0 8 he's off to Hamilton for the Ontario Junior champion: nearly every weekend, plays out of Sr oy Pizza 8 2 6 0 4 ship where he'll compete in the Juvenile age group Sunnybrae and works at the driv- Forder's Insurance 7 1 6 0 2 (14-16 years) Jeff carded a two over par 73 to top the Juvenile fleld In a himself a right to (see story) qualifying round recently to earn play In the Ontario championship Jeff is having a good season on the links so far. Just before his qualifying round for the Ontario championship, he won the Central Ontario Optimist World tourna- Though this wil! his first year competng in the Juvenile-age cat- egory at the Ontario Jr. champion- ships, Jeff is no stranger to the tough competition at this tourna- ing range at Thunderbird near Ash- burn. Disappointing loss to hometown RA Fourteen-year old Jeff Parry Name ¢ WL TPs on ar has qualified for the Ontario Jun- 16 ra ior Golf Championship to be held | Lil Gators ? Ea ! : JIT, bl - July 18-21 at the Chedoke course Brian's Towing . 7 3 3 1 7 ¢ ih oD on >, in Hamilton. Seagrave Park 7 2 4 1 5 of Jeff, a resident of Scugog Is- D.J. Taylor 8 2 5 1 5 Ch oy SDE land and a member at Sunnybrae Standard Electric 7 1 5 1 3 I in Prince Albert will be compet- Vo wh, ing in hs Juvenile age group (14- LADIES LOB BALL STANDINGS years LY 10, 1988 : He qualified for the Ontario AS OF JU Championship event thanks to an G W L T Pts. outstanding two over par round of Name i 73 at the John Evelyn course near Manilla Jolly Rogers 8 7 0 1 15 It That was the top score in a Nestleton 8 5 2 1 1 { field of 42 golfers trying to quali- Seagrave 8 5 3 0 10 fy for the Juvenile category, and Blackstock 8 4 4 0 8 three shots better than the nearest Saintfield 9 4 5 0 8 competitor. Only four of the 42 Pine Ridge Blues 9 4 5 0 8 entrants qualified for the champi- Dennis Anderson 8 2 5 1 5 onship tournament in Hamilton Ridge North Realty 9 1 7 1 3 next week. Manilla Steelers 7 1 6 0 2 All the stats PEE WEE BOYS SOFTBALL HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS RESULTS OF NESTLETON MENS LOB BALL LEAGUE AS OF JULY 10, 1988 RESULTS OF SCUGOG MENS LOB-BALL LEAGUE . As Of July 4, 1988 Richmond Hill squad Gamblers reach semi final at tournament The Greenbank Gamblers fastball club played a total of - seven games last week including the Richmond Hill tournament where they went down to the last four teams but lost a heart breaker in the semi final. The Greenbank team dropped their opening game in the tourna- ment to Bradford "Century 21" club as they had a 3-0 lead that they failed to hold and wound up losing by a 7-5 score to the Beaches league club. The Gamblers then racked up successive wins over Agincourt and Richmond Hill T.S.M. to qualify for the quarter finals on Sunday morning. And the quarter final saw them meet their league rival Stouffville Betz Pools and Greenbank defeated Stouffville by a 3-1 score to move to the semi finals. Russ Korbak was in top form on the Gambler mound as he shut out Agincourt and Richmond Hill T.S.M. and only allowed Stouff- ville a single run. Also the Green- bank defense was flawless and they picked up some key hits and ran the bases well. The final four teams in the semi finals saw Olean (New York) tackle Bradford in one semi final game and Greenbank met Rich- mond Hill "Save-On" Royals in the second match up. The Gamblers behind the steady pitching ot Mark Goreski had the lead through most of the game. They opened the scoring in the top of the second when George Redshaw singled and came around on Mark Goreski's triple. Richmond Hill took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the second inning with key hits by Blair McBratney and Pat Acton, but the Gamblers came right back with 2 runs to take a 3-2 lead on hits by Don Phinney and George Redshaw. The Gamblers held this lead in- to the bottom of the seventh inn- ing when Richmond Hill bunched a pair of singles and a sacrifice fly ball for the tying run. The game remained deadlock- ed until the bottom of the ninth in- ning when Russ Korbak, who had relieved Mark Goreski in the ninth inning walked Pat Acton on a 3-2 pitch. He was sacrificed to second base, moved to third on the second out of the inning and scored the winning run on a pass- ed ball. A disappointing loss for Green- bank in this game but they played outstanding ball during the tour- nament and with any luck should have been in the championship game. Russ Korbak and Mark Goreski gave the Gamblers excellent pit- ching and in general the team played '"'Heads Up" ball during the extremely hot weekend. Earlier in the week the Gamblers raised their Oshawa ci- ty league first place standing to a 9-1 record with a 9-0 defeat of the Oshawa Juniors. Mark and Ken Goreski teamed up to shut out the Oshawa Squad with Terry Till, Brian Till, Rodd Real, Mark Goreski and Gary Baker leading the attack. On Wednesday night the Green- bank team travelled to Toronto to play Toronto A.V. Systems at Kew Beach and lost to the Toron- to team by a 6-2 score. The Gamblers were short- handed for this game but Mark Goreski pitched well with all Toronto Runs scoring on a pair of 3 run homers. George Redshaw, Mark Goreski and Dennis Ewart each had a pair of Greenbank hits with Brian Till adding a single safety. This week sees the Port Perry XL Eagles visiting Greenbank Park on Monday night with the Gamblers travelling to Stouffville for a Wednesday night encounter with Betz Pools. The following Monday night the visiting team will be Bradford 'Century 21' of the Toronto Beaches fastball league who will be playing one of their interlocking games with the Gamblers in Greenbank Park. Nonquon Travellers win fwo more by wide margin The Nonquon Vacations In- termediate Fastball Team have had a busy past week playing 2 games. The Travellers hosted Pineridge from Orono and thrash- ed thein 17-7. Todd Wilbur and Tim Thomp- son both combined on the mound for 14 strikeouts. Tim Thompson had a big dinger for a free trip around the bags, and also a dou- ble. Todd Wilbur had a big night with 2 singles, a triple and 3 RBI's. Brian Robinson had a good night with 2 singles, a double and 4 RBI's. Karl Durham with 4 singles and 2 RBI's. Dave Roulston with a double and a single. Rob Franssen, Chris Cookman, Greg Warriner and Steve Durham all contributed singles. On Thursday, The Travellers went to Brooklin and came home victorious 8-2. Roland Osske went the distance on a 5 hitter. Chris Cookman had a big night with a dinger to right field and also collected a single. Tim Thompson also banged out a tri- ple and a single. Dave Roulston had a double, while singles went to Greg Warriner, Todd Wilbur, Brian Robinson and Roland Osske. The Travellers are offering their annual ucket sales for a trip to Las Vegas for 4 days, com- pliments of Dave and Marg Waite of Nonquon Vacations. Up to date the Travellers have a league record of 7 wins, 2 losses and 2 ties for 16 points, putting them near the top spot in the "B" Division of the Oshawa City & District League. The Travellers play on Tuesday night at home against the Oshawa Midgets at 8:30 at the new diamond. So come out and support the local Travellers, play some Nevada and buy a chance to win a trip to Las Vegas.