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Tennis Club offers popular Jr. Program for 10th year Start your children off in a rewarding lifetime sport. ..tennis! For the 10th year the Port Perry Tennis Club is offering its popular Junior Summer Tennis Program of "Camp" as_it has been nicknamed. Weekdays for three weeks bet- - ween 9 a.m. and 12 noon, from Ju- ly 8 to July 26 the courts resound with the bouncing of tennis balls and the excited shouts of kids at play. Children from ages 8 to 17 are coached in the basics of tenn- nis - stroke production at all levels of play; from beginner to advanc- ed intermediate. There are games and drills. Good sportsmanship and tennis etiquette are emphasized. Cold drinks are provided and a rac- quet, if necessary. Near the program's end there is a small tournament with prizes and games and the children are tested for Tennis Canada's Per- formance Award Scheme badges. A full and lively three weeks of fun and games. See the ad elsewhere in the paper. For fur- ther information call 985-3091. The recession is still around us but the Port Perry Tennis Club is going to show its members a fun time at a minimal price. Mark you calendar and plan on atten- ding the Gatorade Wilson Tennis Fair, set for Saturday, June'15, 1991, 2:30 - 5 p.m. for members on- ly, at the courts. This tennis extravaganza will include the ball machine, radar Mini Soccer Mini soccer got underway last Tuesday in Port Perry. Bruton's IDA bested Fowler, Davies by a score of 2-0. Both goals were scored for Bruton's by Michael Sheehan. Jesse Hodgens had some good chances for Fowler, Davies. The IGA team scored two goals against 'the Lion's Club, who answered with one goal, by Chet Martin. We will fill you in next week as to who scored for IGA. On Wednesday night, Sport- sland edged out Williams' Arms by a score of 4-3. Matthew Sutherland got a hat trick for Sportsland, and Tyson Prescott got a goal as well. Pat Lewis scored two goals, and Alex McRae scored one for Williams' Arms. Ridge North Realty had a close game with Big V, but managed to score one to win it. Justin Shinn came through with the game win- ner for Ridge North Realty, and honourable mention goes to Alex McKay from Big V. Darlene Colton Photography and Taylor Home Fuels played to a 0-0 tie. Darlene Colton Photography sees promise in Adam Johansen, and Taylor Home Fuels got great goal ten- ding from Brady Gray and Boston Kowalczyk. 0]: el (of (FR e173) [VE] A Varieties of a1 FUCHSIAS & Varieties of 2 GERANIUMS BEDDING PLANTS Al Kinds of Hanging Baskets Some for Shade 655-4411 Woot Side of Hwy. 12, 172 mile north of Thickeon Rd. Intersection gun lo test your ball's speed, doubles, lots of games, thirst quenching Gatorade breaks ana Wilson's array of demo racquets to try, not to mention a T-shirt tor everyone. You get all this for $5.00 each - now that's a recession fighter! The minimum number for registering is 16 and the max- imum is around 60 registrants. See the poster posted at the courts. On the lighter side of tenngs, an. executive is a fellsw who talks about nothing but tennis at the of - fice and business at the tennis courts. Squirt baseball results The Port Perry Star Squirt boys team met with Perfect Heating in Greenbank May 21. Both teams played good defen- sive ball and were so evenly mat- ched that at the end of the fourth, the score was 11-10 for Perfect Heating. With time to spare, coaches decided to make the last inning open. The Port Perry Star took their bat and Perfect Heating's pitcher Mike Phoenix, who not only made a double play in the third inning by himself, but got all three outs in the last inning with his quick reflexes on the mound and carefully throwing the ball to Kevin Durward on first, who also played a great game. Perfect Heating did not take their last bat. The final score was 11-10 for Perfect Heating. Perfect Heating's Tommy Kee- ble made some nice defensive moves on shortstop while Ben Frith was doing some awesome catching on second. Travis MacSween, Andrew Donnelly, Clayton Brown, Tom- my Keeble and Mike Phoenix have done a great job at the plate getting on base everytime so far this season. The Port Perry Star team had Ryan Fraser do a great job pit- ching and also played good defen- sive ball. Cameron White had good solid hits in the second and third inn- ings, totalling five RBIs. Steve Ball hit three for three along with Travis P. and Adam who both hit two for two. Perfect Heating thanks Wayne Mahaffy for umpiring the game on such a warm humid night. Dennis Anderson Chev Olds and the Kinsmen Battled to an 11-11 tie in Squirt Boys baseball action. Both teams played extremely well for this early in the season. The bats were hot with Kinsmen's Tim White and Anderson's Justin Kowalchuk going three for three at the plate. The score could have been higher if not for tight defensive play from both teams. Anderson's shortstop Ben Stevenson played an excellent game with several outs at second base. 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