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a uli umumenn TE "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 7, 1992 - 27 The local team of Gwen Crawf a District 14 tournament at the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club all three of their games and had the highest score of the three-game winners. p. | The local team of Anna Beaton, vice, Mike Lg el A : f STW ord, lead, Cam Crawford, skip, = and Joyce Storry, vice, won on Thursday. The team won Sheridan, skip, and Alma Cox, lead, were the one game winners at a District 14 tournament held at the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club on Thursday. Lake Scugog poker run planned By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Plans are underway for the [Lake Scugog Charitable Poker Run for housectruisers, house- boats and cruisers. Ron Perrier, who is organiz- ing the event told the Port Perry Star he 18 hoping for 150,200 ople to take part in the "fami- [yovent ! The poker run will begin at 9 a.m. and run until 5 p.m. There will be no speed required in the event which will take in five ma- rinas on the lake including Scu- gog Island Marina, Goreski's Manna, Port Perry Yacht Club, Port Perry Marina and West- shore Marina. [t takes about 20 minutes to take in all the marinas. "The day is meant to be a family day, giving participants time to en- joy the day on the lake," he said. At each marina the family will receive a card and the best poker hand at the end of the event is the winner. There will be one cash prize and the re- mainder will be gifts. "The event ia limited to those with overnight sleeping capaci- ty and a washroom, Mr. Perrier said. There will be a pre registration for the event which will be approximately $25 per boat. All proceeds from the event will go to charity. Tentatively the poker run is slated for Aug. 15, with a rain date of Aug. 22. The entrance fee will also in- clude dinner. A barbecue will be held for all participants after the poker run. For more information contact Ron Perner at433-2190. Beat Roseneath in final MoJack Pee Wees win B championship in Cavan tournament on Saturday, July 4 The Port Perry MoJack Pee Wee rep team travelled to Ca- van on July 4 for a tournament and came home 'B' champs. The round robin format used in the tournament had the Mo- Jacks up against Millbrook for their first game. The MoJacks broke out on top 3-0 but then the bats went back to sleep as they couldn't muster another run and ended up losing by a 6-3 count. Matt Kay took the loss on the mound striking out eight Mill- brook batters. MoJacks only hits in this game were by Darryl Moase and Doug Short with a single each. The ModJdacks second game was against Lakefield and somebody must of woke up the MoJack bats as they pounded Lakefield by a 12-2 score. Tim Fitzpatrick pitched the win for the ModJacks striking out five along the way. Doing the hitting for the ModJacks were Marc Versage with three singles, Owen St. John, Jeff Clarke and Jason Best two sin- gles each, Brad Morton a single and double, Jason Logan and Doug Short a single each, Ryan Hawkins a double and Tim Fitz- patrick a triple. The ModJdacks came up against Norwood in their third game of the tournament and quickly found themselves trail- ing bya 3-0 margin. Tim Fitzpa- trick was on the mound for the ModJacks and was keeping the Norwood batters off the score- board giving his team a chance to come back and finally they did going out front by a 4-3 score. This was Tim's second game in a row on the mound and he started to tire as Norwood wore him down and jumped back out front 6-4. Matt Kay came in to pitch out of the trouble and shut Norwood down the rest of the way and the MoJacks rallied for three more runs to come away with a 7-6 win. Doing the hitting in this game for the ModJdacks were Ja- son Logan with a booming homer, Doug Short a double and singles to Tim Fitzpatrick, Dar- ryl Moase, Brad Morton and Jeff Clarke. The win put the MoJacks into the 'B' championship against a team from Roseneath. The Mo- Jacks jumped out front 1-0 but then by the end of the third in- ning they found themselves trailing by 4-1. Once again the MoJacks came from behind as they scored four runs in their half of the fourth for a 5-4 lead which they held onto for the fi- nal three inning to take the win. Matt Kay was on the mound for the MoJacks and went the distance striking out 10 Rosen- eath batters while taking the win. The MoJack hitters in this game were Jeff Clarke with a single and triple, Marc Versage two singles, Jason Logan a dou- ble and Doug Short and Tom Chambers with a single each. Special mention to Darryl Moase for a sensational catch he made in right field in the last inning of the final game. The MoJack boys were given medallions from the tourna- ment organizers and Matt Kay was given a very nice award as tournament MVP. Well done Matt! Scugog Angels lose two in ladies fastball action The Scugog Angels were handed two losses over this past week, Oshawa Mavericks win- ming 16-8 on Thursday, with Oshawa S & H Fabs doing the honor last Sunday to the tune of 9-5. The Mavericks early on de- feated the Angels very handily. This time, the ladies found out they could hit Joanne Graham and proceeded to do so. Oshawa got five runs in the second in- ning after picking up one run in the first, and were leading 6-0, before the Angels could get go- ing. Michelle Reader started the third off with a single with Jackie Dempster bringing her home with a home run, Kim Stewart then singled, McDonald single, then Janie Thornton singled home Stewart for the third run. The Mave- ricks again banged out some hits, picking up three runs, with help from some untimely er- rors. The Oshawa ladies got , four more in the fifth, and three in the sixth before the Angels i1ld muster three runs in the sixth. Amy Gordon led off with a walk, followed with Debbie White triple, run in, Lisa Best walk, then a single and an error produced two more runs. The girls got two more runs in the seventh off a walk, single by Gordon, Whites single, walk to Best on a hit by Reader, error produced two more runs, and there she stops. Final score 16-8 for Mavericks. The ladies found out they could hit this pitcher. In their other game the Oshawa Fabs got things rolling quick on a triple and scored on a simgle to take an early lead. Then in the third they picked up three more runs, off two walks , four hits, an error, they had the early lead of 4-0. Port Perry then finally got a run. Then they picked up two in the fourth off singles by Gene Spence and Nancy M nell, then a double by Janie Thorn- ton storing two. At this point in time they're back in the game, only'#o find out, they let Oshawa bat #vound the order for four runs off seven hits. Janie Thornton then pro- ceeded to shut them down. The Angels got two more runs on singles by Ann Gordon and Kim Stewart before Tracey Smith doubles to deliver the two runs. The final score was Oshawa 9-5 over the Angels.