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Port Club holds Mixed Doubles tourney The Annual Mixed Doubles. Tennis Tournament was played over the long, hot weekend. Con- gratulations to the team of Beth Charles and Jay Neill who were victorious over Diane Burt and Tony Tenwesteneind, 6-2, 6-4. In the consolation round Sandra Adamcryck and Bob McCrae defeated Gale Ballard and Larry Adamcryck, 6-2, 6-4. You might say both games in the finals were 'a battle of the spouses' since both the consolation and cham- pionship rounds involved teams where a wife played against her husband and vica versa. Each participating member of the tournament had the oppor- tunity to vote for the Most Valuable Player during this two day event. The MVP for the Ladies was tied between Gale Ballard and Beth Charles (Tony's wife). Jay Neill cleanded up to be the MVP for the Men's Division. Congratulations to Gale, Beth and Jay - they played a lot of tennis in the extreme heat. Chris and Deby Noll, American friends of Gord and Allynne Jones, added some keen competition in the tournament. Eighteen teams signed up for this popular tournament, organiz- ed and run by Georgia Brock. Of these teams there were three teams of juniors, namely: Adam Johnston - Tashsa Vanderwyst; Quinn Sutherland - Jeff Murray and Kendra McCrae - Paul Lin- ton. These six juniors are all to be commended as they all played ex- tremely well - after all, these juniors are the Port Perry Tennis Club's up and coming champions. Canadian flags adorned the courts, the Gatorade thermos jug refilled many times and everyone enjoyed another batch of those sinfully delicious cookies baked by Joan Scott. Thanks to Bob and Ruth Burt of the Burrough for hosting another fun party - swim- ming, tennis, pot-luck dinner, socializing, and dancing AND fireworks - what more could one ask for at a party! In the Kawartha League Port Perry is tied for first place with Fenelon Falls followed by Peter- borough Quaker, Peterborough Nautilus and Lindsay Tennis Clubs in that order. The results of the Kawartha league games can be heard over the air on CKLY Radio, Lindsay, 910 on your dial | at 7 a.m. and 12 noon, the day following the games. Port Perry plays the Peterborough Nautilus club on Wednesday, July 12th in the Lift Lock City. In the Monday Night League, Joe Vanderwyst's team of Greg Hislam, Quinn Sutherland, Stephen Dabous, Judy Dekoning, Bob Burt, Heather McCrae, Cor- ry Greenwood and, of course, Joe, are in the lead with 13 points. There are 10 teams in this league. Games were cancelled over the weekend due to the holiday but resume again next week. The Junior Tennis Clinic begins next Monday with Diane Burt as our organizer, accompanied by Alex Pilepic (back again by popular demand!) of Whitby and club members, Jeff Murray and - Jay Neill. On the lighter side of tennis, 'Murphy's law, (in tennis) states that the chances of hitting a good return vary inversely with the number of people watching your match!' See you on the courts! Port Bantams lose 2 in fastball action The effects of the two week rain-outs showed as the Canadian Tire Bantams dropped two games in a row, losing 7-3 to Unionville, and 9-8 to Stouffville. Unionville played a strong game, and allowed Port Perry on- ly 3 runs throughout the match. Jason Cochrane got two singles and 1 RBI, Brett Puckrin got one single and 1 RBI, Scott McLennan hit a single and a triple, and hit- ting singles were John Ennis, Steve Laird, Jason McBride, and Darrell Vander Slagt. The loss to Stouffville was hard to take since Port Perry led the game 5-0 at one time, and went in- to the bottom of the last inning with a 3 run lead. Hitting for Port were Jason Cochrane with a home run and 1 RBI, Brett Puckrin with 3 singles and 2 RBI's, Darrell Vander Slagt - with a single and 1 RBI, Jody Logan with a single, and Jason McBride with 2 RBI's. Steve Laird walked 3 times, and was successful in scoring on each occasion. Brett Puckrin pitched two strong games although his efforts were not evident by the scores. The coming games are: July 4 - Newmarket vs Port Perry at 8:30, July 9 - Port Perry vs Bramalea at 1:00, July 11 - Oshawa vs Port Perry at 8:30, Ju- ly 13 - Port Perry vs Scarborough at 8:45. Local soccer action : Mini Division Ridge North Realty 1 -- Big V Drug Store 1. Rotary Club 1 -- Lake Scugog Lumber 0. Willy & Sons 0 -- Don Forder In- surance. 0. I.G.A. 2 -- Nuts About Chocolate 0. Squirt Division Port Perry Star 0 -- Classic Photo 3. Lions CLub 0 -- Royal Cana- dian Legion 3. Van Camp 2 -- Raglan Welding 6. Atom Division Dennis Anderson 1 -- Ralph Taylor Petron Canada 0. Bruton I.D.A. 2 -- Taylor Ford Mercury 2. Mosquito Division (Boys) Port Perry Rent & Save 3 -- Stouffville 3. Port Perry Printing 1 -- Stouff- ville 1. Port Perry House of Howard 6 -- Uxbridge 0. ; . I 27 Fs re pg - ho The Port Perry Tennis Club's annual mixed doubles tournament was held In blistering heat over the weekend, and In the championship match Jay Nelll and Beth Charles (at right above) defeated Tony Tenwesteneind and Diane Burt by the scores of 6-2 and 6-4. RY' TN Pt iL In the consolation final, Sandra Adamcryc k and Bob McCrae (above left) turned the ta- bles on Gale Ballard and Larry Adamcryck by the same 6-4, 6-2 scores. (see article for complete detalls of the tournament and other tennis new from the Port Perry Club) Mosquito girls win again Homestead Furniture Mosquito Girls Soccer team racked up another win by defeating Whitby Valeries 4-0 on June 29 to run their record to 6 wins and no losses. Kelly Phipps opened the scor- ing when she converted a nice pass from Sara Cosway. The first half ended with Homestead leading 1-0. After a short rest the girls came out for the second half with scor- ing on their minds. Paula Reid got her first goal of the season to make the score 2-0. Kelly Phipps quickly followed with her second goal of the game to make it 3-0. Paula Reid got her second goal to round out the scoring. Final score 4-0. Kyla McCrae made her first start in net and earned the shut- out. Good efforts were turned in by Julie Ball, Erin Smith, Aimee Jolicoeur, Elizabeth Scanlon, Stephanie Tuft, Amanda Webb. Strong . defensive plays were Jialle by Emily Cosway and Lisa Next game, July 6 at the Soccer Fields. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 32,000 potential customers could have read it this ° week in the Port Perry Star. That's a lot of cusomers for your business. Think about it! For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR at 985-7383 Es a eo