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Intermediate Division Asselstines Yamaha defeated Blackstock Lioness with a final score of 24 to 9. Asselstines only brought in one run by Jesse MacDonald with triples from Scott Goble, Jeff Balser and Adam Wannacott. Doubles came from Jesse Mac- Donald, Kevin Gilbank, Chris Parsons and Adam Wannacott. Jeff Balser and Adam Wannacott came up with a great double play. Outstanding catches were made by Jesse MacDonald and Jeff Balser. For Blackstock Lioness there were no runs to be had but doubles came from Bill Duncan with two double plays from Brad Vokins and Dustin Marnoch. The rest of the game was overun by singles which came from Dustin Marnock, Scott Swain, Bill Dun- can, Lloyd Shaddock, Melissa Donnelly, Brennan Malcolm, Brad Vokins and Jana Reid. Maltheb Farms defeated Port Perry Kinsmen with a final score of 15 to 5. A single homerun was hit by Peter Bostelman for Maltheb Farms with triples from Mike Carlson and Peter Bostleman. A super single came from Jennifer Clark and a double from Nicole Espie. Outstanding catches came from Keith White, Luke Car- naghan, Ronald Kelly, Jeremy Malcolm and Scott Nesbitt. Great plays from Mike Carlson, Scott Nesbitt and Jennifer Clark along with terrific pitching from Peter Bostelman, Nicole Espie and Mike Carlson helped to bring in Ve "In a very exciting game on June 26, 1989, at the Legion, Ritchie Tripp for'Pineridge Sports hit a line drive in the bottom of the fifth inning to knock in the tying and winning run to edge Cowboy Bobs by the score of 14 to 12. Chad Garvoch hit a double driv- ing in two runs for Pineridge while Jason Kane played well defensively catching a line drive at short stop and throwing out a couple of runners at first. For Cowboy Bobs, Mike Slug- gett hit a grand slam home run, while Mike Mitchell and Rusty Hood made a couple of good plays at second base. Joey Broad- worth snagged a line drive at short. In Seagrave, Standard Electric beat Seagrave by the score of 11 to 7 after being down by six runs at the end of the first inning. Brent Harper hit two doubles for Standard Electric while Louis the win for Maltheb Farms. For the Kinsmen a homerun came from Brad Morton with a triple by Jason Logan, the rest of the game was monopolized with hits from Meagan Boccacio, Nathan Adams, Kyle Buller, Ryan Copithorn, Alisa Campbell and John McCourt. Great plays came from Jason Logan and the pitcher Brad Morton. Turners Green Giants beat Lishmans by a final score of 18 to 8. Homeruns for the Giants came from Leanne Goslin, Derek Leeming, Mike Leeming and John Ford. Triples came from Derek Leeming and Jim Chap- man. Doubles were hit by Jim Chapman, Tony Waldriff, Jeremy Michel and Rebecca Lynne Mar- ple hitting two. Good plays and outstanding hits coming from Jeremy Michel, John Ford, Tony Waldriff, Rebecca Lynne Marple, Blaine Pelrine and great efforts were made by Christina Enart, Andy Seeley, Kim Stewart and Jim Chapman with the right stuff in the running of bases. Lishmans brought in one run from Kirk Swain a double from Doug Lynne and a single from Mandi Crowder. Rain date game played June 26/89 for June 20/89 with Lishmans vs Asselstines Yamaha with a final score of 16 to 14. Junior Division Swain Seed Slugger over H & M Wright Sox by a final score of 12 to 6. dee Wee HL Whitfield hit a triple and a double and Lindsay Parry hit two home runs. Rob Romano caught a high fly ball behind first base while David Bengel held onto a high fly in right field. For Seagrave, Adam McTag- gart made a nice double play at second base while Billy Sandiford and Kevin Vale pitched well in relief. Kevin Vale had a good hit driving in two runs. At the South Diamond, XL Eagles edged Kentucky Fried Chicken by the score of 17 to 15. Jay Mackie and Andrew Pereman shared the pitching duties for XL Eagles. On June 29, Kentucky Fried Chicken edged Pineridge sports by the score of 11 to 10. Jeremy Norton and Mike Tripp shared the pitching duties for Kentucky Fried while Matthew Gotthelf had a couple of good hits scoring three runs. PEE WEE BOYS STANDINGS Name Seagrave Standard Electric XL Eagles Pineridge Sports Kentucky F.C. Cowboy Bobs Mini Golf $2.00 Range (small) .... *3.25 (large) ... *4.25 SI TT ET TC TE SE SE, PORT PERRY MINI GOLF & DRIVING RANGE - NOW OPEN - 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM DAILY G WL T F A Pts. 8 6 2 0 14 63 12 8 6 2 0 100 67 12 8 6 2 0 8 63 12 9 3 6 0 8 108 6 9 3 6 0 93 123 6 8 1 7 0 64 104 2 985-8902 ib RA BE EL JE JE IF 0 ee The Sluggers brought in homeruns from Lloyd Jessup (2), Dillan Weber and Derek Camp- bell with doubles by Sandra Nicholson, Jesse Gould and Derek Campbell. Singles were hit by Jacob Blaetter, Dillan Weber, Shauna Hassall and Erin Malcolm. Good plays came from Derek Campbell on first and Dillan Weber as pitcher. Becky Colwell and Robert Lines also made great efforts for their team with outstanding pitching coming from Shane Savage. For the Sox Pam Goble was the single homerun with a triple from Danny Lyons and doubles by Ben Stephenson, Danny Lyons and Pam Goble. Singles were hit by Andrew Flynn and Michael Ver- sage. Strike-outs came from David Bauer, Pam Goble and Danny Lyons. Outstanding cat- ches and plays came from Trevor Barr, Danny Lyons, David Bauer, Michael Versage and Pam Goble. Don Frew & Sons defeated Superspud with a final score of 11 to 9. Don Frew & Sons had doubles hit by Richard Frew, Trevor Mar- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 11, 1989 -- 31 Cartwright Minor Softhall League action nock and Darryll McClurg. Dar- ryll also hit two singles along with Kyle McClurg and Ryan Woods. Outstanding catches made by Amanda Richmond at short and Janelle Buller at third. Rain date played on June 28/89 for the one missed June 12/89 with Swain Seed Sluggers vs Don Frew & Sons with a final score of 14 to 8. Coaches believed the outcome of this game was due to the distraction from the chorus of chattering teeth and knocking knees from the players as well as the coaches, the only thing everyone ws concerned with was trying to keep warm any way they possibly could, even though a good game was had by all. The Senior Division did not play last week due to the grade eight graduation of Cartwright Central Public School. Back on track, 6-1 The Canadian Tire Bantam Fastball team was back on track as they beat Newmarket by a score of 6-1, and are playing .750 ball. Brett Puckrin pitched an ex- cellent game by allowing no earn- ed runs, 3 hits, 2 walks, and 13 strike outs. Brett also contributed offensively with a single, a triple, and 3 RBI's. R Scott McLennan, his battery™ partner, was involved in 13 put outs, hit 2 singles, and crossed the plate twice. Also hitting were Steve Laird with 2 singles, Ken Winslow with a single, and Jason McBride and Darrell Vander Slagt with 1 RBI each. We welcome back Richard Brough, one of the team pitchers, after a three week lay-off with a broken finger. The coming games are: July 11 - Oshawa vs Port Perry at 8:30, July 13 - Port Perry vs Scar- borough Freeway at 8:45, July 17 - Port Perry vs Scarborough at 8:45, July 18 - Scarborough Freeway vs Port Perry at 8:30, July 22 - Cobourg Tournament. s \ a PORT PERRY LINE 723-0661 Expansion plans are "to provide a 2 # | Vy \, i | LINCOLN « MERCURY o FORD TRUCKS YQ Pe A underway | U. = al -- \ -¥ 1" ied iy -- o "NEW Cr 2 il Uw Eee i © larger service facilities ** \ RFE ~ . \ t : a i a | * new customer lounge-.-- 1 PIERS \) refail parts store | ra v hoi en ~ * new car display area {-+| A Ey i Sutton + ES or A \ Li ; \ | TT Ae \ iE \ -- oo doll a "} i oa LE IX CL Continuing fo build a great family business. rl TT ewe" MERKUR 668-5893 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY, ONTARIO 3 AL ) AA BE BE I A LEE BE BE I BIE ES A