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32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 11, 1989 Pony Club member third in Tetrathalon Keith Reid of Blackstock placed third overall in the Cen- tral Ontario Regional Tetrath- lon, Junior Boys category. He is a member of the Dur- ham Pony Club. The Tetrathlon puts horse- back riders through their paces, combining riding (speed, time, distance), running, shooting and swimming. The contest was held June 24 and 25. Keith placed first in swim- ming, second in running, third in riding and fifth in shooting to capture third place overall. He scored 3,108 points out of a pos- sible 4,600 points. The Junior Boys are aged 12 to 14. Other results of Durham Pony club members are as fol- lows: First place overall, in Novice Girls (aged 11 and under), Jen- nifer Evanshen, first in run- ning, fifth in shooting, eighth in swimming. Fourth place over- all, Trina Jabusch, second in swimming, fifth in running, sixth in shooting. Tricia Mayne came third in swimming, eighth in riding. Ka- tie Jamieson placed 10th in shootingand 10th in running. ~ In Junior Girls (age 12 to 14), Tara Evanshen placed third in running and sixth in: swim- ming. Sarah Jamieson placed fourth inshooting. In Senior Girls (age 15 to 21), Donna Brewer placed fourth overall with a second in riding, a third in swimming, a fourth in running and a fourth in shoot- ing. Gurham Pony Club is cele- brating its tenth anniversary this year with a pot luck supper on August 11 to be held at the residence of Terry Evanshen in Brooklin. To help celebrate, the Town of Whitby dedicated a beautiful flower bed next to the Whitby Information centre in honour of the occasion. Canadian Pony Club is formed from 10 regions stretch- ing from coast to coast. Central Ontario is one of these regions in which there are 27 branch clubs. Durham Pony Club has been in existence since 1979. Pony Club was started in England by the Hunt Clubs in Big night for the hitters On Tuesday July 4th, Bruton's L.D.A. hosted Norton's Home Im- provement 9-10 year old mites. Bruton's LD.A. came away 18-7 winners. Stephen Ball and Chris Orr each went 4 for 4 at the plate, driv- ing in 11 RBI's between them. Other hitters were Brad Monsma, Ian Parliament, Amy Evans and Chris Faulkner.lan, Brad and Stephen shared the pitching. Scott Jeffries, Adam Jones, Adam James were the big hitters for Norton's. In this game Norton's pulled off a rare triple play with two men on and nobody out. Well done Norton's. Special thanks to Rich Parlia- ment and Ivan Jeffries for a well umpired game. - On Tuesday July 4, B & R Elec- tric beat Irwin Smith 16-13. An amazing play in the first inning Another win for Homestead Homestead Furniture Mosquito Girls Soccer team rolled up yet another win. This time it was Pickering who suffered defeat by a score of 5-0. Shauna Cornish had two goals and Kelly Phipps one goal in the first half to make the score 3-0. The second half was all Homestead again and if it wasn't for some terrific saves by the Pickering goalie the score would have been even higher. Sara Cosway connected on a long drive to make the score 4-0. Kelly Phipps scored her second of the game to finish the scoring and make the 5-0. Strong defensive plays were made by Lisa Dodd, Emily Cosway, Kyla McCrae and Elizabeth Scanlon. Sarah Coyne and Paula Reed showed alot of zip and were con- stantly breaking up Pickering plays. The girls play at home on Thursday and they would ap- preciate a large support of parents to cheer them on. This week is "Buy a Brick" Week' and the club would like to see every parent by a brick for the child for only $10.00. Donations can be made at the Snack Bar or by mailing your che- que to Scugog Soccer Building Fund, P.O. Box 1585, Port Perry, LOB 1No. Wimpleton at the local courts Hear ye! Hear ye! WIMPLETON - a fun day of ten- nis is being held at the tennis courts this Saturday, in celebra- tion of British Days. Instead of your whites, don you British col- ours of Red, White and Blue or Purple and Green, the true Wimbledon colours. Meet, mingle and play with Port's very own Martins, Carling, Chrissie, Pam, McEnroe, Lendl and Connors! Entry fee is $3.00 per person, play 2 out of 3 tie breakers and don't forget to bring tennis balls. Enjoy prizes, beverages, exercise, and strawberries with cream - the food of Wimbledon. Don't forget to sign up for Phase II of Monday Night League. The brilliant pink sheet is posted at the courts and the deadline date for sign up is Mon- day July 17th. So don't be disap- pointed, sign up NOW. One month from now is the Junior tennis tournament an ex- citing day of competition, fun and social, ' followed by, one week later, the Men's and Ladies' Doubles Tournament. On the lighter side of tennis, "yours" is that familiar shout made by your doubles partners after they have missed their shot! The Port Perry Tennis Club is proud to host WIMPLETON - a fun day at the courts. See you on the Courts! LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? The Star is your best bet.......Phone 985-7383 probably won the game for B & R Electric. Irwin Smith had the bases loaded with none out and hit into a double play followed by a ground out. Irwin Smith had a potential high scoring inning but ended up with no runs. The double play started with a pop-up to the pitcher, Jason Coish. Jason then tried to double up the runner at first but his throw to Kevin Duncan was just a split second too late. Kevin tried to do the same thing to the runner on second base, but his throw to Shona Moase was also just a bit too late. By this time the runner who had been on third had cross- ed home plate and couldn't beat Shona's throw to Johnathon Froats who was the third baseman. Irwin Smith redeemed themselves in the next two inn- ings by scoring 5 runs each. For B & R Electric, Johnathon missed hitting for the cycle by one hit. He had a triple, double, and a single, All that was missing was a home run. He also helped out defensively with 1 assist and 2 put outs at third. Scott Harper had two hits and a walk and has an on base percentage of 929. He also helped out defensively with 1 assist and 2 put outs at first. Michael Bent and Travis Huckley also helped out offensively by hit- ting 3 for 3 and 2 for 2 respectively. order to teach young riders. Pony Club takes children from age six to 21 and teaches safety, responsibility, and horsemastership as well as the riding skills. It also encourages sports- manship and self-discipline. This is taught by a method of testing procedures for each lev- el which is uniform throughout Canada. As well as testing, Pony Club provides competition in differ- ent horse sports, lectures, camps, quizzes, and social events. Pony Club provides many competitions from local club events to Regional Competi- tions, National Competitions and International Competi- tions. These National and Inter- national Competitions give competitors a chance to travel and make new friends across Canada and the world. Many Olympic riders have come through pony club includ- ing Jim Elder, Tom Gayford, June 28 Willy and Sons 0 Don Forder Insurance 0 This was a touch and go game all the way with pressure building up as the goalies had to make great saves to stay in the game. The players weren't about to give up without a fight but as the game came to an end, all was fun on the soccer field as the game closed with a 0-0 tie. June 27 oF Rotary Club 1 Scugog Lumber 0 It was another well played game this week with the Rotary Club coming out on top with the only goal of the game scored by Zachary Fis with the game being so close the players had the parents sitting on the edge of their seats all the way through. Even though Scugog Lumber lost the game it was still fun for all. June 27 Ridge North Realty 1 Big V1 Wow we have some great soc- cer going on because this seemed to be the week for close matches Christolot Boylen, Martha Griggs and Ian Miller. On April 29, Durham Pony Club competed in Central Onta- rio Regional Quiz and placed third overall. In the Fall, Bobbi Lehman of Durham Pony Club will compete in National Quiz to be held in Nova Scotia. Vicki Robinson of Durham Pony Club will be competing in the International Prince Philip Games to be held in Ireland in August. Vicki is one of five Ca- nadians representing the Mounted Games Association of Canada at this event. Donna Brewer, a Senior in Durham Pony Club, recently competed in Central Ontario Regional Tetrathlon, an event consisting of riding, running, shooting and swimming. Donna placed fourth overall and is go- ing on to compete at National Tetrathlon in Ottawa in Au- gust. For more information about the Durham Pony Club, contact Inge Jabusch at 655-8764. Mini Soccer and great goal tending. Ridge North Realty and Big V battled it out in the hot humid weather last week as they ended the game with a 1-1 tie. Goals scored by Trevor Lance for Ridge North Realty and Matt Breen for Big V. June 28 L.G.A. 2 Nuts About Chocolate 0 I.G.A. came on strong against Nuts About Chocolate the killer bees. The players really felt the heat but they were out to show us some good soccer and that's what. they did. Mathew Robertson and Wesley Langmaid scored a goal each for 1.G.A.. Goalie played an all important part of the game with great saves. © June 27 Scugog Moving and Storage 1 Sportsland 0 It was another close game with Scugog Moving and Storage com- ing up with the single goal of the game. With Sportsland playing short of players they didn't give up without a fight. The game finally came to an end with a 1-0 win. Blackstock Tractor Pull Stock 4 x 4's 1. John Eggleton, R.R. 1, Plain- field; 2. Russell Simpson, Grand Valley; 3. Decker Bros., Grand Valley. Stock Tractors 7500 Ib. 1. Susan Simpson, Grand Valley; 2. Peter Ferguson, Peter- borough; 3. Paul Ireland, R.R. 1, Everett. Non-Circuit Tractors 8000 Ib. 1. Kenr.eth Porter, Pontypool; 2. Murray Staples, Bethany; 3. Lawrence VanCamp, Blackstock. Modified Tractors LJerry Brown, Bowmanville; 2. Dennis Walker, 3. Vaughan Hill. Modified Trucks 1. Roger Cochrane, Bowman- ville; 2. Charlie Hynes, Bowman- ville; 3. Harry Schillings, Newcastle, Non-Circuit Tractors 1. Ken Preston, Bethany; 2. Mark Graham, Blackstock; 3. Murray Staples, Bethany. Pro-Stock 7000 1. Mark Kangas; 2. Kris Vaneyk; 3. Don White. Stock Tractors 10,000 1. John Worton, R.R. 5, Guelph; 2. Paul Harder, Sunderland; 3. Susan Simpson, Grand Valley. Stock Tractors 12,500 1. Wilson French, Bolton; 2. Ken Down, Oshawa; 3. John Wor- ton, Guelph. Pro-Stock 12,000 1. Earle Trewin, Blackstock; 2. Wilson French, Bolton; 3. Don White, Whitevale. Stock Tractors 15,000 1b. 1. Ron French, Bolton; 2. Ken Down, Oshawa; 3. Steve Wood, Pontypool. Pro-Stock 13000 1. Earle Trewin; 2. Wilson French. Stock Tractors 18000 1. Paul Harder, Sunderland: 2. Mark Graham, Blackstock; 3. Ron French, Bolton. Open Class 1. Charlie Hynes, Bowmanville: 2. Roger Cochrane, Bowmanville; 3. Roger Swan, Bowmanville, Highway Tractors 1. Gary McSweeny, Newcastle; 2. Brian Empringham, Port Perry; 3. Al Murphy, Port Perry. Modified 4 x 4's 1. Mike Kuchaszuk; 2. George Maher; 3. John Cation. Vintage Tractors 1. John Vaneyk, Tryone; 2. Mike Allinson, Everett; 3. Jim Turnbull, Markdale. Pro-Stock 5500 1. Don White, Whitevale; 2. Kris Vaneyk, Bowmanville; 3. Mark Kangas, Barrie. Vintage Tractors 1. Mike Allinson, Everett; 2, Paul Harder, Sunderland; 3. Jim Turnbull, Markdale.