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ea ear?" pea Sm rt? pap TI NET I pt gO i gr i" 36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 9, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Teams from the Uxbridge- Scugog, Durham, Eglinton and Toronto and North York Hunt Pony Clubs, all with members from this area, did well at the second Central Ontario Region Pony Club Prince Philip Games meet, held May 31 at the Port Perry Fairgrounds. The Prince Philip Cup Games are a team competition played by Pony Clubs around the world. The games are played by teams of five riders and five po- nies, four of whom participate in each game. If one club is short a player or has one extra, mixed teams are formed with members from different clubs. Typically these are inexpensive "backyard" ponies, or school po- nies for children who do not have their own mount. There are three levels of com- petition: C for beginners, B for more experienced riders, and A for the top players. At this meet, four teams competed at the A level, seven at the B level and four at the C level, for a total of 15. Standings at this meet were: First - A-Level - Toronto and North York; B-Level - Durham/ CALIFORNIA ANGELS Conditioning coach James Reese, considered one of baseball's best all- time fungo hitters, is now in this 75th season of professional baseball. Reese began his career in 1917 as a batboy for the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League. While playing for the Yankees in 1930-31, Reese roomed with Babe Ruth ... Angels' wonder pitcher Jim Abbott was once a Communications major at the University of Michigan ... Pitcher Scott Bailes owns and operates his own Scott Bailes' "Sports World" in his hometown of Springfield, Mo. ... Outfielder Hubie Brooks has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Science from Arizona State University. Hubie's grandfather, Leandrus Brooks, played baseball for Philadelphia in the Negro National League ... Pitcher Mark Eichhorn is an accomplished impressionist ... In 1989, outfielder Junior: Felix became the 11th major league player to homer on first major league pitch and the 56th overall to homer in first at-bat ... Prior to the beginning of the 1992 season, pitcher Chuck Finley had allowed only three lifetime home runs to left handed hitters spanning from 1986- 91 ... Last year, third baseman Gary Gaetti scored the Angels 20,000th run in club history of the final day of the season against Kansas City ... The Angels will officially induct former ace Nolan Ryan into their Hall of Fame next week in Anaheim ... On July 14, 1990 vs. the Toronto Blue Jays, the Angels tied a major league record for most players with multiple home runs in a game (3 -- Dante Bichette, Brian Downing and Dave Winfield) ... Outfielder Von Hayes was named MVP in the U.S.-Japan College World Series in 1979 ... While winning 19 games last season, pitcher Mark Langston be- came the 10th player in club history to win at least 19 games in a single season ... Outfielder John Morris works extensively with the American Cancer Society ... Catcher Lance Parrish turned down a foot- ball scholarship at UCLA and in- stead opted to sign with the Detroit Tigers in 1974 ... On May 5, 1962 Bo Belinsky became the first Angel to ever throw a no-hitter ... In 1970, outfielder Alex Johnson became the first-ever Angel to win a batting title as he edged out Carl Yastrezemski 3289 to .3286 ... Pitcher Bert Blyleven's brother, Joe, once also pitched in the Angels' farm system Pitchers Mark Langston and Mike Witt both joined to pitch the Angels' first combined no-hitter in 1990 against Seattle ... Last year, the Angels had a record of 0-69 when they were trailing after eight innings ... In only their second year of ex- istence in 1962, the Angels posted an amazing winning record of 86-76 ... Former teammate Brian Downing, now with Texas, holds the Angels' record for most games played in at 1,661. He is also the Angels' all-time leader in the categories of at-bats, runs scored, home runs, RBI's, extra base hits, hits, doubles, and total bases ... No Angel has ever hit 40 or more home runs in a single season ... The only Angel to ever have 200 or more hits in a season was Alex Johnson in 1970 (202 hits) ... The Angels have had only 14 lifetime home rainouts since 1961 ... The only Angel pitchers to ever win 20 or more games in a season are Nolan Ryan (twice), Bill Singer Clyde Wright, Andy Messersmith and Dean Chance (all once) ... No Angel pitcher has ever lost 20 games in a season, but four pitchers have lost 19 games in a single season ... On December 10, 1971, a nightmare day in New York Mets' history, the Mets traded Nolan Ryan, Don Rose, Leroy Stanton, and Francisco Estrada to the Angels for Jim Fregosi. ©1992 by King Features Synd. Sports Quiz by Larry Duncan SAN DIEGO PADRES 1. Name the pitcher to start the expansion Padres' first ever game in 1969 against the Houston Astros. 2. Name the first ever manager of the San Diego Padres. 3. Who is the Padres' all-time leader in home runs? 4. Name three Padre pitchers who have won the National League Cy Young Award. 5S. Name the first ever Padre to score 100 runs in a season. 6. Name the first ever Padre to bat over .300 for an entire season. 7. Name the only Padre pitcher to ever appear in more than 80 games in a season. 8. Name the only Padre selected to the 1969 All-Star squad. Sports Quiz Answers 1. Dick Selma; 2. Preston Gomez, 3. Nate Colbert with 163; 4. Randy Jones in 1976, Gaylord Perry in 1978 and Mark Davis in 1989; 5. Dave Winfield scored 104 in 1977, 6. Cito Gaston batted .318 in 1970; 7. Craig Lefferts appeared in 83 games in 1986; 8. Catcher, Chris Cannizzaro ©1992 by King Features Synd. T&NY; C-Level - Eglinton/ T&NY. Second - A-Level - Tyne- dale; B-Level - Huronia; C- Level - Tynedale. Third - Sad- dlewood/Eglinton; B-Level - Eglinton (Striped); C-Level - Huronia. Fourth - Uxbridge- Scugog; B-Level - Eglinton {Solid}; C-Level - "Mixed Team." 'Fifth - B-Level - Victoria. Sixth - B-Level - Tynedale. Seventh - B-Level - Saddlewood. The "Mixed Team" included members from Durham, Sad- dlewood and Uxbridge-Scugog. Special mention should be made of Toronto and North York, which had members on the first place teams at every level, and of the teams from the Huronia and Victoria Pony Clubs, both in their first year of competition and facing more ex- perienced clubs. Results from the Prince Philip Games Points accumulate through the five-meet season, with the Regional "A" championship team going on to play for the Eastern Canadian Champion- ship at the C.N.E. The two top teams at the C.N.E. advance to the National Championshio. The next meet will take place July 7. Time and place will be announced later. Raglan defeats IGA 6-0 A lot of enthusiastic kids were out in force for the opening squirt soccer games on Wednes- day, June 3. Stacey Cunningham was amasing for Darlene Colton Photography, with four goals to her credit. Also scoring for the team were James Colton, Nich- olas Byers and Justin Shinn. Nobody ran harder than Julie- Ann Domik, and she was re- warded for her efforts with an assist on James' goal. The Lions Club wasn't able to match the scoring, but they did manage to knock in two. Andrea Tindall and Richard Brazier put in an outstanding effort. Raglan Welding dominated Port Perry IGA and got their first shutout, winning 6-0. Wes Langmaid led the scoring with two goals and an assist. One goal was scored by each of Leah Zochodne, Greg Jeffery, Erik Hertzberg and Kevin Robins. Hilary Gibson also put in a good performance for this well- rounded team. Despite the loss, IGA had alot of fun and the coaching staff was pleased with the effort. Rebecca Cruick- shank and Erin Greary were tough on defence, and Shawn Demaio narrowly missed spoil- ing the shutout. Port Perry Auto Glass was successful against Flieler's Pe- tro Can, 4-1. Auto Glass put forth an excellent team effort, with Kevin Lukas and Spencer Churchill each scoring one goal, and Matthew Kamminga get- ting two. Laura Batterink and Lori Powell played strong de- fensive games, keeping the Flieler team in check. Never- theless, Liam McKeracher did manage to come through with one goal for Flieler's, with the whole team performing well considering it was their first outing together. Brian's Towing just edged out Haugen's Chick- en Barbeque by a score of 2-3. Trevor Lance kicked in all three for Brian's Towing, for his first hat trick of the season. Good goaltending came from Adam Landry and Billy Britt. Jessie Thomson helped out with some strong kicks from his position on defence, and Christine Nagy carried the ball well. The goal scorers for Haugen's were Da- vid Miller and Meghan Smith. Matthew Sutherland showed great ball control, and Lindsay Carr and Peter Konstantino- poulos played a strong two way game. Rent & Save/Cinemax also had an exciting match-up with Trader Sams, and took that game 6-4. They look to have several good goal scorers, with Jennifer Cook and Trevor Chandler each getting one, and Timothy Motuzas and Justin Moffat getting two apiece. Trader Sams put forth an awe- some effort for their first game of the season and the coaching staff was thrilled with their ability to play together even with some of the players being new to the sport. Clayton Gil- more knocked in two of their goals, with the others being scored by Katie Bierness and Samantha Chuisolo. Holy Communion celebrated at Burns Church on Sunday a Sh oN RS 2 Ashburn News \ SANNA AE, au by Florence Ashton Last Sunday, the Sacrament of Holy Communion was cele- brated at Burns. Rev. Shirley Gale based her sermon on Acts, chapter two, speaking on the power of the Holy Spirit. The choir sang "Sons of God." Rev. Gale will be attending the 118th general assembly of the Presby- terian Church in Canada at St. Paul's Church, Hamilton this week. The Eleanor Knight Group of the Women's Missionary Socie- ty met at the home of Chrissie McKinney, Brooklin last Wednesday evening. President Lois Daw chaired the meeting. Bernice Gardner was in charge of the worship. The meeting opened with the singing of "At The Name Of Jesus." The scrip- ture reading was from St. Luke, chapter 12, vs. 13-34. The medi- tation was titled "Steward- ship." Bernice led in prayer. "Sing Them Over Again To Mo was sung. Lois Daw led in the The Second Hand for Kids oi Clothing, Toys & Equipment & much, much 117 Perry St., Port Perry 985-7795 (S.E. corner of Perry & Mary St, across from LCBO store) OPENING JUNE 20! study on Japan. Lovely refresh- ments were served by the host- ess. On Tuesday evening, the La- dies Bible Class was held at the home of Bernice Gardner with 10 members present. President Florence Ashton convened the meeting, which opened with the singing of "There Is Sunshine In My Soul." Joan Knight read the scripture from Ecclesiastes 3 vs. 1-11. The meditation by the president was "The God Of The Beautiful." Joan led in prayer. "There Shall Be Showers Of Blessing" was sung. A poem "I'he aster rainte wad 1cau. Muriel Fisher was in charge of the program and told about our recent trip to Holland, which was most interesting and hu- morous as only Muriel can tell it. Muriel closed the meeting with prayer. Bernice served us lovely refreshments, and we all enjoyed a lovely chat together. This is our last meeting until the fall. Theo and Joan Knight at- tended the O.A.C. class reunion at Alymer, Ontario last week, also visiting the police academy at Alymer. They also stopped in at Fergus to visit Cecil and Jean Vicars, and also had a nice visit with their daughter Elaine and husband Jim Ewing and grand- son Eric at Orangeville, before returning home. Visiting with Bill and Bernice Gardner recently were Mr. and Mrs. E. Westfall and Trevor of Hamilton, Larry Strank and Donna Bonnell, Oshawa, and Mrs. David Mann and Darrell and Sandy of Oshawa. See you in two weeks.