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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1990 -- 29 Gambler hurlers hot in weekend action The Greenbank Gamblers travelled to Owen Sound to play five games against the Eastern Division I.S.C. on the weekend and while the weather was hot so were the Gamblers, as they came home with eight of a possible ten points. The Greenbank team received outstanding pitching from their mound corps. as Mark Goreski, Wayne Wells and Lawrie Willigms were in top form during the weekend. During the five games played on Saturday & Sunday, Goreski, Williams, and Wells allowed a total of only one earned run and chalked up a total of 32 strike outs along the way. The first game on Saturday morning was a replay of a rained out game in Ottawa a month ago and this game see-sawed back and forth until Greenbank finally won the contest in extra innings by a score of 4-3 on Rod Reals home run. Terry Till and Rod Real each had a pair of hits in the game with Trevor Till, Don Beaton, Brian Till and Wayne Wells each hitting safely. Game two saw the Gamblers and the Ottawa Turpins carry a 2-2 tie into the bottom of the sixth inning when Greenbank pushed across the winning run on a pair of singles and a passed ball by the Ottawa catcher. Mark Goreski pitched the win and scattered five Ottawa hits. The third Gambler game on Saturday had the Gamblers fac- ing Carp who are rated one-two with Owen Sound in the Province, and Lawrie Williams pitched a great game for Greenbank as he scattered five Carp hits but the Gambler defense permitted Carp to score an unearned run in the first inning and another in the MolJacks place third The Port Perry Pee Wee Mo- Jacks dropped a home and home series with Scarborough in the last two weeks, then finished third in the Stouffville tournament on Saturday. July 18, a player shortage cost Port a forfeit as only 8 players showed up in Scarborough. 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Mike Finn on the mound for Carp was almost unhittable as he only allowed Greenbank two base runners, with John Tait getting a single and John Jeffs drawing a base on balls. Sunday morning saw Green- bank pick up a dozen hits as the Gamblers downed Winchester Dynes by a 7-1 score. In the late game on Saturday night Win- chester had defeated Owen Sound 1-0 for the big upset of the tourna- ment, but they could not hold Greenbank who scored 7 runs in support of Wayne Wells' four hit pitchings. Sunday afternoon Mark Goreski and Marc Segovin of Ot- tawa Bernwoods hooked up in a pitchers duel which was won by Mark Goreski when Brian Till was hit by one of Marc Segovins fast balls; was sacrificed to se- cond by John Tait and scored on catcher Paul Goreski's line drive double off the left center field fence. . This produced the only run of the ball game and gave the Gamblers a 1-0 victory for their fourth win in five tries during the tournament. Both Goreski and Segovin allowed 4 hits but Ottawa never got a runner past second base. The Greenbank team deserve much credit for their showing in Owen Sound for their excellent pitching and timely hitting. Also the Gambler defense which was shakey early in the tourny got turned around and played great defense during the Sunday games. The Gamlers outfield was strong throughout the weekend - with Terry Till, Greg Warriner, played, but came out on the short end of an 11-3 score. Chad Kearns threw the first 3 innings, fanning 3 and allowing 5 hits. Bill Zaparanuik tossed a 1-2-3 inning and struck out one. Joe Broad- worth doubled and scored, Bill had a single, and Chad scored a run after one of two walks. The next week Scarborough had their hitting shoes on and took ad- EEE KN alalala 2000000 1:0: aleBaBlaBa =0=0= - Hl ala alala Salah ms Pe bd bd bd alalalalialala HHHHH All in all, coaches Steve Foster and Ken Goreski were very pleas- ed with the outcome of the Gamblers weekend and are ex- pecting the team to carry their ne » Rod Real and Dave Dickson run- ning down some tough fly balls, and Hugh Johnston coming up with a key pinch hit during the Winchester game. "oly : # / 4 : £ 1 s i 24 performances over the next weekend in Waterloo when the Senior Mens Elimination Tourney goes Friday - Saturday and Sunday. : «gs The Annual Lake Scugog Regatta Golf tournament WAS held Saturday at the Sunny- brae Course in Prince Albert with over 130 golfers taking part. Pictured above are the low score winners. From left: Tom Hollingsworth, winner of the "Friendship Cup" for resi- dents; Andy Murray, invitational winner; Rick Gay, low gross winner; Harry Gay, seniors winner; and Eddie Maunder, top junior in the event. The "friendship Cup" has been named to honour Len Prout and Bruce Lowrie for their years of work and dedication to the Regat- ta, which will be held this coming weekend in Caesarea. Rick Gay, from Whitby Is the own- er of the Niagara Falls Thunder of the OHL, the team that recently signed Port Perry native George Burnett to a three-year contract as coach and general manager. vantage of 7 Port errors in a 23-3 2, route. Bill and Chad combined to OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK 3, Amadeus Y pi 1766 a . .Seafood & Steak House | 1180 Simcoe St.N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 Banquet Facilities Available allow 13 hits as the visitors broke open a fairly close game in the fourth when Alex Chou creamed one into the lake with the bases loaded. Saturday in Stouffville, Mo- Jacks opened against East Gwillimbury and spoiled their chances with a 5 error second in- ning. The offense couldn't over- come the deficit and E.G. won 13-4. The second game was against Stouffville and featured a deter- mined pitching effort from Bill and a rare offensive comeback. Bill scattered 6 hits over 6 innings and overcame 4 errors that had Port trailing 5-1. Graham Holt led off the fifth with a walk, then Dave Bourgeios lined a home run. Brent Harper doubled and was driven in by Chad's single. Lance Peters then walked and Bill's three-run homer provided a 7-5 lead. Chad added a three-run shot of his own in the sixth and Bill's triple cash- ed the final run for an 11-5 victory. Port met Scarborough in the third game and after Bill drove in Dave in the top of the first, the big inning blues hit again as Port couldn't get an out and ended the inning trailing 8-1. Bill later scored a run but the game ended 12-2 and put MoJacks in third spot, one out of the final. Chad led the hitting, going 6-8 with 2 HR's, 6 RBI's and 4 runs scored. Bill was 5-9 with 1 HR, 1 triple, 4 RBI's and 2 RS. Dave had 1 HR, 2 RBI's and 2 RS. Brent had a single, double and a triple with 2 RS. ModJacks will host Stouffville in league play Wednesday night. * New York Steak & Shrimps . * Fresh Seafood Plate * Roast Prime Beef {Can. Grade A) EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS