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Uxbridge tops Oshawa. In the consolation final, Uxbrid Phil McBride of the Galley Gators, bridge and Arnold Bartley of Oshawa. ge defeated Oshawa MCL by a hefty score. In centre Is sponsor of the tournament. at left is Dave Joyce of Ux- Scugog Youth Scoccer boasts exciting action MINI DIVISION Sportsland 3 Willy & Son 0 This was a well played game by both teams. Willy and Son had good scoring chances but just couldn't find the mark. Sport- sland scoring was handled by Adam Moynes with all three goals. Scugog Moving & Storage 2 Don Forder Insurance 1 This was a very close game with the Movers coming home with the win. Forder's goal by Mike Lefort and Scugog Moving and Storage goals by Joshua cKarney and = Michael Wiseman. Heating not so hot in Mites by Judy MacSween Perfect Heatings team from Greenbank played their third game of the season against Seagrave last Tuesday with Seagrave coming up with the win 9-5. Playing great for Greenbank was Heather Harris who went 3 for 3 at the plate, one of which was a beautiful home run. Heather Tredway and Jeremy Gibson are doing their usual great job at pit- ching and Travis Howell who is having a good season at bat. Also playing well are Melinda Saunders, Steven Postma and Tanya Wilson, who's enthusiasm n1akes coaching worthwhile. As a coach for the past 8 years in the Port Perry league, I know it is alot of work to organize ball teams for the season coming. Carolyn Best our President deserves alot of credit for all she has done for all our ball player's inthe league. We in Greenbank, - Carolyn, appreciate all you have done. We would also like to thank Marian Vander Slagt our con- venor for all her hard work so far this season. We know her job hasn't been easy, but through her great efforts, our baseball started off smoothly and so well organiz- ed that we know we will have a + great season. Big V 2 Rotary 0 Another close game with Big V winning. Goals for Big V were scored by Stacey Radford and Matthew Breen. Ridge North Realty 2 Lake Scugog Lumber 0 This game had end to end with both goaltenders turning in some fine saves. Ridge North scored the only two goals, unfortunately game sheet did not show who scored. SQUIRT DIVISION Royal Canadian Legion 4 Classic Photo 2 The players got their first taste of Squirt soccer played on Mini Fields. This field was developed to give all players a chance to boot the ball. It was a photo finish with Legion coming in with the win. Legion goals by Bob Cowie with 2 and Joey Drebit with 2. Classic Photo goals by Justin Bigglestone with one and Darryl Dalton with "the other. Van Camp 4 Port Perry Star 0 This game, some fine play by the paper girls and boys, but just could not score on Van Camp. Fine play by Van Camp's Brad Johnston resulted in 4 goals. Lions Club Raglan Welding No game sheet turned in! ATOM DIVISION Taylor Ford Mercury 3 Dennis Anderson Chev. Old 2 Free Estimates ROCKY'S EXOTIC DANCERS Monday to Saturday Noon to 1:00 AM Ladies Night - First Wed. Every Month We cater to all types of parties - Birthdays, Stags, etc. 706-328-1336 COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY {4 105-328-1156 Are Ford's better than Chev's. Well in the game Taylor Ford on goals by Seth Gray, Chris Arnold and John Schewega came out on top. Anderson's goals by Kent Johnston and Adrienne Trotter. Brutons I D A Taylor Petro Canada No game sheet turned in! MOSQUITO DIVISION House of Howard 5 Port Perry Printing 3 This game featured end to end action with Sandy Mark scoring 4 and Craig Gulas with one to lead House of Howard to the win. Port Perry Printing scoring was by Matthew Cameron with two and Gevin Gray with one. Action con- tinues this week - watch for Special Newsletter. Mites action Emmerson Insurance extended their unbeaten streak to 3 games Monday night downing Seagrave 12 to 10. Emmerson's Ben Russell went 2 for 2 including the game winn- ing homerun. Bob Espie and Rachelle Tripp both hit well for Emmerson. Seagrave's Mark Blakely had a good night at the plate with a single and a homerun. Tim Wray and Tara Jackson went 2 for & for the night for Seagrave. 4% Fins, Masks, Snorkels, Water Skiis PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 NS DEC BE TR) PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 6, 1989 -- 31 Gamblers win, lose and tie one The Greenbank Gamblers took to the diamond three times last week and tasted victory, defeat and a no decision draw. The injury jinx is still hounding the Greenbank team and the Gambler bench has been as bare as Mother Hubbards cupboard. On Monday night in Greenbank Park the Port Perry Eagles and the Gamblers battled to an extra inning 4-4 tie. Lawrie Williams was the big man for Port Perry as he had three hits and batted in three runs as well as relieving starter Al Heintzman on the Port Perry mound. Mark Goreski went the distance for Greenbank and pitched well and he also banged out a pair of long triples for Greenbank but both times he was stranded at third base. Dave Dickson had three Port Perry hits while Don Beaton hit safely twice for the Gamblers. Rod Real had a two run homer for Greenbank in the first inning but Port Perry rallied for a big sixth inning to send the game into overtime. } On Friday night Greenbank travelled to Richmond Hill to meet York Sundance and came home on the short end of an 8-2 score. Russ Korbak who has been sidelined with pulled rib muscles 'made his first start of the season and after the first two innings he pitched a very steady game. The big blow for York was a 3 run homer by Brian Benning in the se- cond inning which set the Gamblers back on their heels trailing 5-0. Korbak gave up 10 hits in the game while Greenbank had eight hits off Russ Miaskoski and Russ Gregory. The Gamblers stranded eleven baserunners during the game which pretty well told the story. Rod Real, Steve Foster and Terry Till each had two hits with singles going to Brian Till and Don Beaton. On Sunday afternoon (one of three Sunday dates the Gamblers will play this year) the Oshawa Juniors came to town to battle the Greenbank team. With only one days rest, Russ Korbak took the mound again and turned in a superior effort to shut out the Oshawa squad by a 3-0 score. : He scattered six hits over the seven innings and struck out 10 Oshawa batsmen to earn his first win of the season. Brain Till led the Greenbank at- tack with a pair of hits including a long home run to break the scoreless tie. Don Phinney, Trevor Till, Don Beaton and Hugh Johnson collected the other Gambler hits. - Al Stanley had two hits to lead the Oshawa attack. After seven League games Greenbank has won 4, lost 2 and tied 1 to stay in the thick of the race for the League Championship. Greenbank has only one game this week when Mark Goreski will face the Ontario Inter. "B" Champions, Bardford, at Green- bank Park on Monday night. The weeks rest should give some of the Gamblers time to heal their wounds and get ready for the heavy schedule coming in June, July and August. Don't forget to get your season- - ticket from one of the Gambler players, only $10 for a full season of fastball entertainment. DURHAM REGION'S SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE & ATV DEALERSHIP 1989 GSXR's Red & Black GSX-R1100 Black GSX-R750 Available at Competitive Prices. GSX-R750 KATANA 1988 GSX600 KATANA'S Priced to Clear! JUNE SPECIALS Suzuki CCI 2-stroke Oil ... 25% OFF -- CHECK OUT OUR OTHER IN-STORE SPECIALS -- South of Blackstock 986-4437 RE LR TT IH, Asselstine Country DURHAM RD. 57 Bringing Suzuki to Durham Region $ SUZUKI : The ride of your life.