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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 9, 1991 - 31 Local racers do well at Mosport Speedway The fast and furious regular Saturday night stock car racing action continued this past weekend at Mosport International Speedway with various winners in each of the feature races as well as a very special event that ran, a Ladies Race in Street Stock cars. The Ladies race is made up of wives or girlfriends of the guys who race every week at the speed- way. They generously donate the use of their cars so that there is a bit of variety in the program and to put on a great show for the fans. The Ladies Race first ran about a month ago (and is part of an ongoing program where there are special races at the speedway from time to time) and was so popular that the promoters of the speedway decided to bring it back for another run. Due to run a week ago, but having had some inclement weather, forced the postponement of the race until this week. Once again, it was just as thrill- ing as the first time, with lots of exciting chases, passes and nose to nose racing. Grabbing the win and a celebrated victory lap with the checkered flag was Janet Marshall of Peterborough. She was followed by Donna Smith of Blackstock and Elaine Salmers of Janetville. In the Street Stock class, the big winner of the evening was Andy Warbutton of Oshawa as he clin- ched two of the heat races as well as the feature event. Following Warbutton in the feature was Fred Shepstone of Port Perry (who also won one of the heats) and Bob Franks of Omemee. In the Sportsman class, Randy Slack had a very good night as he won both a heat race and a feature. In the Feature, he was followed by Stuart Robinson Jr. of Holland Landing (who also won a heat race) and Ken Donaldson of Sharon. The fans were treated to two Late Model feature races this week (due to rain last week) and they were both very exciting to see. In the first Late Model feature, (last week's postpone- ment) Wayne Williams of Union- ville grabbed the win followed by Al Thomson of Uxbridge and plac- ing third was Rino Montanari of Stouffville. In the second Late Model Street tandings © Men's Slo-Pitch Team Standings GP Coldwell Banker 11 Galley Fish & Chips 10 Mariposa Square Boy Pizza Scala Auto Wrecking Merchants Seagrave Steel Bldgs. Deer Creek Oppers Aluminum Forder Parks Insurance P. P. Auto Glass Trader Sams Sportsland Pineridge Sports 10 Port Perry Kinsmen 10 Pizza Delight 10 T Pts. 18 17 16 15 14 12 12 10 10 NANOS ~1~I® DD [3,05 I CR CI Cl oy CoCo O~D 1 [lial SI SI C=--I--RN BC BF 1) CO= OOO =O Game 11 -- July 1 & July 5 Trader Sams 5 vs Seagrave Steel Buildings 7 Merchants 7 vs Forder Parks Ins. 11 Team Speedy Muffler Centennial Lanes MKM Eggstra"s Country Style Donuts McTaggart Electric Standard Electric Lil Gators Marsh Hill Jerseys Galley Fish & Chips 14 vs Port Perry Kinsmen 14 Deer Creek 4 vs Square Boy Pizza 5 Mariposa 6 vs Scala Auto Wrecking 7 Oppers Aluminum 6 vs Port Perry Auto Glass 11 Pizza Delight 8 vs Coldwell Banker 18 Sportsland N/A vs Pineridge Sports N/A Youth Lob-ball Week of July 1-4, 1991 MONDAY: Standard Electric 26 vs Lil Gators 16 TUESDAY: Marsh Hill Jerseys 14 vs Centennial Lanes 31 WEDNESDAY: Speedy Muffler 9 vs MKM Eggstra's 7 THURSDAY : Country Style Donuts 21 vs McTaggart Electric 18 GP W L T PTS 8 7 1 0 14 8 6 2 0 12 8 5 3 0 10 7 4 3 0 8 7 3 4 0 6 8 2 6 0 4 8 2 6 0 4 8 2 6 0 4 Stock race, Tom Milligan ot Unionville won the race, followed by Rod Sauder of Port Perry and in third was Al Thomson. This coming Saturday night, Mosport International Speedway presents a very special event, the Bud 250 which includes racing in the very popular ACT (American Canadian Tour) Series, as well as for the first time, the Super- modifieds, the CASCAR Stockers and the regular Saturday night stock car racing action. Gates open Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. Don't miss it! July 2 Squirt Soccer results Five games were played in Squirt Soccer on Tuesday, July 2. In game one, Team'H" out- powered City Capital eight goals to six. Jeff Crosier for Team ""H'" and Trevor Lance for City Capital both had outstanding efforts, with each scoring five goals in an ac- tion packed game. Other goals were scored by Samantha Chiusolo, Tony Boom- sa & Joseph Farquarson for Team "*H" and by Trevor Robins for Ci- ty Capital. The game between Team "'G"' and Scugog Lumber, ended in a 5-5 tie. Justin Bates had a particular- ly fine game, contributing all five goals for Scugog Lumber, while Justin Moffatt and Tyler Houthuys had two each for Team *G'". The other goal was scored by Jason Johansen. The matchup between Teams "D' and *'F" was 7-0 blowout for the "F" team. However, the results were in- fluenced in large part by the fine performance of Shawn Demato in the "F" team goal. On one par- ticularly exciting play, Chloe Greenbank Squirts defeat Brigar 12-6 by Judy MacSween On July 1 the Greenbank Bakery team met with Brigar at the Legion. The game started with Green- bank's Jamie Donnelly taking a walk to first and Trevor MacS- ween on his third strike somehow makes it to second bringing Jamie home. Tim Irwin hit a nice single scoring Trevor. Brigar came back with Cameron Cook and Steven scor- ing for their team. The top of the second we saw Mark Ward hit a real nice triple with two RBIs. Then Carl Phoenix hit Trevor and Tim home. The bottom of the second Brigar's Cameron Cook and Dar- ren got a run each. Both teams in the third went scoreless. Mike Balmford in the fourth hit a double and Tim Irwin's home - run brought both of them home. Carl Phoenix, Brian Bacon, Jamie Donnelly were brought to the plate with Trevor MacSween's double hit. Brigar came back with Steven's 9-10 Mites After a two-game losing streak P.P.M.S. mites had the right tonic for a 16-6 win. The tonic came in the name of Isaacs as in brother's Nick and Jason Isaacs. Nick had two singles and a walk, two runs scored. Jason chipped in with a single, a double and one run scored throw in a fine outing from Beau Jolicoeur one walk one single one run along with an assist to the one sided win over D.J. Taylor Insurance. Two singles by Chris Monsma a triple and a walk from Jennifer Donnelly and 2 singles from Christopher Skerratt supplied most of the of'ense for D.J. Taylor. Ray Rankin Carpentry took the lead in the first inning with a tri- ple by Russell Brown. But Saint- field Machining held them with great pitching from Jonathan Loback. Derek Shaddack on se- cond base and Amy Postma on third base both had good catches. Michael Wiseman made two outstanding catches on first base - and Matthew Rankin made a good catch on second. Final score Ray Rankin 6 - Saintfield 5. single ana ureg Kankin's great home run. The final score was 12-6 for the Greenbank squad. All-stars for their team were Brian Bacon who caught a great game. Jamie Donnelly and Trevor MacSween who hit three for four and both Carl Phoenix and Tim Irwin who not only pitch- ed a great game but hit three for three. Brigar's all-stars were Greg Rankin with his home run and three RBIs. Josh Duncan who pit- ched a great game and Cameron Cook who hit two for three. Dumvais took the ball all the way up the field to score. In a very close matchup bet- ween team "'E' and Manvers "II, Manvers won 3-2. In the game Davis Halward scored both of the Port Perry team "'E" goals. The Manvers **J"' team won 6-2 in back and forth action in a mat- chup with the Rotary Club **'B" team. Both teams played a great game with the first Rotary Goal being scored by Wes Langmaid, who also assisted in the second goal. Squirt soccer action can be seen at the Port Perry Soccer fields every Tuesday night during the summer. |] & CELLAR% Enter Through "THE CREATIVE BASKET" 158 Queen St., Port Perry 985-0025 BUY - SELL - TRADE SPORTS CARDS New hours: Mon; Wed; Fri; Sat 10am. - 5:30 p.m. WIN PRIZES * RELAX * CATCH FISH Get a Derby Ticket and Come Aboard REBEL FISHING CHARTERS For the Best Salmon and Trout Fishing on Lake Ontario PORT DARLINGTON MARINA Bowmanville Call Earl (416) 986-0842 985-2234 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE v Full v Weekday v Junior TOURNAMENTS CLUB RENTALS POWER CARTS Fully Licenced Snackbar GREEN FEES v Weekday....$16.00 v Weekends / Holiday....$20.00 v Twilight....$12.00 Plus GST a EE