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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 25, 1990 Scores from the lanes Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Snapdragons 17, Marigolds 15, Petunias 10, Im- patience 10, Pansies 6, Alysums 5. Over 200: Carol Koch 222,262,205; Merle St. John 223; Gerri Langille 242,207; Dorothy Lee 294; Janis St. John 200; Sharen Bobbie 226; Gladys McColl 201; Marg Lee 214; Joyce Storry 234. Over 600: Carol Koch 689; Gerri Langille 639; Dorothy Lee 654. Wednesday Night Ladies September 19 Team Standings: #4 -7; #6 - 7; #1 -4; #2-3; #3-0; #5 - 0. High Single: Margot Brain 239. High Single with Handicap: Margot Brain 272. High Triple: Anne Aldridge 636. High Triple with Handicap: Margot Brain 657. Games over 200: Anne Aldridge POLO MATCH Hosted by Durham Polo Club SEPTEMBER 29th & 30th FIRST GAME 1:00 PM At Chukker Forge Farm North Side of 7A, 10 min. East of Port Perry SPECTATORS WELCOME ADMISSION $5.00 per car -- for more information call -- DURHAM POLO HOTLINE ... 985-4756 214,213,209; Margot Brain 239. Julia Ashton 209; Mary Hawes 203. Triples over 550: Anne Aldridge 636, Margot Brain 558. Tuesday Night Men's September 18 Team Standings: Team 3 - 17; Team 5.- 14; Team 1 - 11; Team 6 - 10; Team 4 - 6; Team 2 - 5. High Single: Gary Reis 358. High Single with Handicap: Gary Reis 401. High Triple: Phil Brown 819. High Triple with Handicap: Gary Reis 917. 215 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 274; Rob Postma 228; Phil Brown 247,266,310; John Criscione 218,340; Roy Povey 227,237; Glenn Squires 231,328; Gary Reis 251,358; George Monk 248; Jeff Cox 237,283; Sid Tarsey 299. John Deere fall clearance walk-behinds Save $350 on 600 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 654; Phil Brown 823; John Cris- cione 732; Roy Povey 639; Glenn Squires 756; Gary Reis 788; Jeff Cox 720; Sid Tarsey 629. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Madonna 18; Rolling Stones 18; Crickets 11; Beach Boys 9; Supremes 4; Beatles 3. 200 Flat: Laura McHale 245; Joan Knight 219; Mary Cannon 217; Kacey Harper 214,208; Joan Fleming 210. Bridge Results September 19, Afternoon Ave. 36 : 1st - Doris Phinney and Otto Czilok 48%. 2nd - Judy Atkinson and Miriam Labanovich 47%. 3rd - Bonnie and Jack Davies 38%. Evening 6 Table Howell Ave. 48 1st - Anne Scott and Don Atkin- son 60%. 2nd - Joan West and Gord Day 57. 3rd - Judy Atkinson and Hafry Tripp 56., 4th - Doris Phinney and Otto Czilok 54. 5th - Bea and Bob Chapman 49%. SILVER EDGES SKATING BOUTIQUE 230 Queen Street Port Perry 985-0842 NOW OPEN 25% & 15% Off SELECTED STOCK -- HOURS -- 10 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Thurs. 10 AM to 9 PM, Friday 10 AM to 5 PM, Saturday -- AFTER HOURS -- Call 985-2849 for appointment. PusssssEsEsEmEnEN OFF any SUB Limit one coupon per submarine Expires Oct. 1st = SUBBY'S SUBMARINE "985-7131 7A & Water St. From Corner Five by John "Wally" Nesbitt The G.M. Motorsports National Stock Car Series made its final stop of the year at Muspurt International Speedway last weekend and it took 200 laps of bumper to bumper and door han- dle to door handle racing to finally crown a series champion. Taking the green flag in tenth position, Randy MacDonald, the Oshawa resident, survived a total of 9 yellow flags and an attrition rate that claimed almost f the field to finish sixth, garnering enough points in the process to earn the series title. Russ Urlin, the defending G.M. Series champion won the event with a comfortable nine second cushion over MacDonalds main challenger, American driver, Robbie Crouch. "1t would have been nice to win the race but the champion- ship is very important. I backed out a little bit so as to not jeopar- dize our chance at the title. It's been a great year for the A C Delco Buick team and for us to win it all in my own backyard really caps off the season," exclaimed an exuberant MacDonald. Several local racers also entered the American Canadian Tour (ACT) event with varying degrees of success. Regular Mosport Late Model competitors John Greedy, Mike Bricknell, Rod Sauder and Terry Robichaud all entered the fray but were knocked out of the running by a variety of problems. Dave Taylor in the Jerry's Truck Service Lumina had pro- blems as well when he brushed the fourth turn wall in his heat race but was ready to roll when the order came to start the engines. During the feature, Taylor was running as high as twelfth when he encountered more difficulties. "I ran over some garbage in the second turn and had the right front tire explode. We came in and got that fixed and went back out again only to find the rear tire was going down too." The Caesarea driver quickly resolved the problem and ran a strong race to the finish ending up 16th overall, albeit minus his hood and front fender. "The season is almost over," sighs wife Kathy, '"We'll just have to pop rivet the pieces back on for two more weekends." Watch for Dave to compete in all of the Canadian events on the ACT calender next year. By the way, if you couldn't get to the race, it will be telecast on the CTV network on October 27th as part of the G.M. Motorsports Hour. : : To finish out this week's column we have a few thoughts and impressions from the first annual Vancouver Molson Indy. First of all, Thumbs Up for a beautiful setting with the har- bour of False Creek in the foreground and the mountains set- ting the backdrop. Thumbs Up for the sunshine on raceday after two days of rain and mist. Thumbs Up for the event setting a Canadian race attendance record. . Thumbs Up to Al Unser Jr. on his fourth consequetive CART victory, a new record. A big Thumbs Up to a superb drive by Toronto's Scott Goodyear who finished an Indy Car career best 7th in spite of a big problem. "I was running with a pack and holding my own when Rahal and then Mario went past me. The problem was that the on-board camera has its transmitter in the nose of the car and somehow the connecting cable worked loose and got tangled up in the beiials. I just couldn't push the throttle far enough to hold them off!!! / And finally Thumbs Up to Communications Director Sid Priddle for allowing me the credéntials to work with the big boys in the Media Centre. Thank You. Unfortunately, in spite of all the great things that happen- ed in Vancouver, this race will be always remembered for one tragic incident. : While helping push the stalled car of first time Indy com- petitor Ross Bentley, three corner workers were struck down by the racer of Willy T. Ribbs. One man, 20 year old Jean Patrick Hein of Montreal, eventually succumbed to his injuries. 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