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- 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, July 3, 1991 Mixed doubles tennis tournament held over Canada Day weekend by Heather McCrae The Port Perry Tennis Club held its Mixed Doubles Tourna- ment over the long weekend, with 16 teams participating. Con- venors John Scott and John Dar- by reported everything went as scheduled, including the weather, and everyone enjoyed good tennis. In the finals of the champion- ship, congratulations is extended to the team of Sophia Bren- don/Werner Mees who defeated Diane Burt/John Scott: 6-2, 6-7, 6-3. In the consolation round teammates Quinn Sutherland/Drew Cardinal won Budweiser RACING AL RACING AT ITS BEST! MOSPORT VERA CAS CANADA'S FINEST 2 MILE RACING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT LATEMODEL SPORTSMAN STREET STOCK Tom Milligan Daryl Leatherdale Andy Warbutton Wayne Williams Randy Slack Rod Marshal Al Thomson John Dummitt Bob Franks 743 2 Bud Zzece./ GATES OPEN 7 PM. ADULY $11.00 ADMISSION 111 DREN UNDER 12 -- FREE io 3 CRT50 Tiller 5.0 HP. 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Many thanks is extended to Joan Scott and Sandy Darby for baking all those sinfully delicious treats and to George Bright and John Darby for their many dona- tions of prizes. Rob Johnston, one of the club's junior members, is the convenor for three junior tournaments com- ing up this month and next. Saturday, July 27, is slated for the Junior Men's and Ladies Doubles. More information will be posted at the courts but stay tun- ed to the tennis column and the club's newsletter. Plans for a Junior Mini- Tournament on July 30 and August 1 are underway for juniors under 12 years of age. This tour- nament is limited to 16 people. Rob is also running an O.T.A. (Ontario Tennis Association) Junior Tournament over August 23-25 for members 18 years and under. Any juniors interested in any of their tournaments can con- tact Rob or Jay Neill and infor- mation is posted at the courts. On the lighter side of this fun sport, inconsistency is tennis itself. One day you go out and dou- ble fault, foot fault, flub, miss short and miss long. The next day you go out and you're just plain terrible. There is still time to register your child in the Junior Summer Tennis "Camp", running from Ju- ly 8 to July 26, ages 8 to 16. Please call 985-3091. Mites split two games Last week our 9-10 Mites "Rep"' team split their games leaving them with a record of eight wins, one tie and three losses. On June 25 at home, we defeated Pickering by a 9-4 margin. Michael Versage scored two runs for Port and Mark Richardson had two walks. Scott Cunningham made his catching debut while Chris Monsma and Braden Tarbottan came up from the House League for some ex- perience. Mike McLennan and Justin Biggelstone chipped in with singles as well. Chris Jones pitched a complete game win with 13 strike outs and added a triple and a home run. The host Stouffville team came from behind to wipe out a 6-1 Port Perry lead on June 26 to steal a 7-6 final inning victory. In this game the Stouffville pitcher gave up on- ly one hit, although Ryan McQuade and Jeff Ashton each recorded three walks. Jeff made a couple of excellent catching plays by tossing to Chris for a cou- ple of home plate outs when third base runner tried to score early in the game. Unfortunately walks and a couple of base-running mistakes caught up with our Mites. It is hoped the loss will be a good learning experience for them. In the Stouffville game Russell Brown came up from the House League and Justin Heyworth showed some versatility in taking a turn at the "hot corner". Aaron Chambers, Darryl Dalton and Reid McTaggart con- tinue to play enthusiastic ball and cover their fielding positions well. Our next home game is July 9 at the Water Street south diamond at6:30 p.m. Finalists in the Championship Round of the Mixed Doubles Tournament were, back left, John Scott and Diane Burt against front left, Werner Mees and Sophia Brendon, who won the Mixed Doubles Championship. ZSIPRIT Port Perry Tennis Club held their 17th annual Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament last weekend. Finalists in the Consolation Round were back, Sam and Joe Vanderwyst and front, Quinn Sunderland and Drew Cardinal, winners of the consolation round.