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7 ee WW WOW SW ww Bee dibh dbo di. dba Aa dB [dhs Jd _ a. _ db db db Jd. dhe. d8 cediecdiiec di afc di J. gi. cei sud EE eo I ui an dilED a SEER il. NY WS 38-p . CRT eri STAR: Tuesday, May 18, 1993 ? £ fale A \J Ad >A 2 ph yh v g > Ah R Ty hg od - 3 ore 3457 r % ' * v ~ The Port F ory fastball teat started heir' sea: son with two exhibition mes . tham- against the 'Oshawa: rocks. LT : . The fitst game was playéd in Port Perry-on May 6 with the hig 3 Oshawa teAm coming out on top x 12-2. First game jitters showe up both at the plate and on the field. The boys were a little ten- tative to swing the bat and there were a few errors made. Chris Jones started on the mound for Port Perry striking out the first six batters he faced. He posted another strikeout in the thirdinning. Mark Richardson took over the pitching duties in the fourth inning. Oshawa's bats came alive toward the end of the game and along with a couple of YMCA 'Junior 0 Emma. Marshall and David Halward- were the top scorers for the Leafs as they were victo- rious over the Canadiens 10-3 in Junior Floor Hockey action, Monday; May 10. 'David Hal- ward had-an:outstanding eve- - ning with; seven goals and Emma Marshall added a hat trick. ~~. Zo HE Tyler Houthv in for the Canadiens with Joseph Kozlinsky three. Intermediate The night belonged to the Golden Rods as they took the game 7-2 over the Red Wings. Chris Murphy and Chris Lang- ford both brought in hat tricks for the Golden Rods with Greg Langford adding a single. Mat- thew MacMaster and Darryl Dalton were the goal scorers for the Red ings: The Blue Bombers played the Mighty Ducks to a 5-4 score in the second Intérmediate game of the evening. Adam Youmans started things off for the Blue Bombers with Dustin Bowes and Jonathon Rogalski adding singles and Craig Cannon com- ing up with a double. Scoring for the Mighty Ducks were Jason Cruickshank and Steven Doan with singles and Eric Bird with a double. Fo 7-8 Mites Greenbank Garden Centre Mites played a great game Mon- day, May 10 Against Schildt's Machining, the final score a tie, at 11 runs each. Schildts had good fielders, with flies caught by Troy John- ston and Darryl Copithorn. Many strong hits by each team, including Caleb Atkins for Schildt and by Virginia Wilson and David Pereira for Green- bank. Good defensive for Green- bank, including Callan Nesbitt. 9-10 Mites Saintfield Machining started the season with a game May 12 at Greenbank against a- grave. Tricia Wray was strong at first base for Seagrave, with good fielding by all, including Justin Smith and steady pitch: ing by Mark Blakley. Saintfield was great at bat, including Janna Ostafichuk and a triple for Dayna Ballagh. Fine effort in the field, with a great catch by Matt Howell. Final score was Seagrave 8 - Saintfield 4. Legion Squirt 1 rted t "they scoréd three runs in the fourth inning. Mark posted six _had singles, "adding Number bd - walks -and Port Perry errors strikeouts in, his pitching ef- forts. Oshawa scored four more runs in the fifth and five runs in the seventh. Mark Richardson and Mike Versage each had a triple for Port wd Fo Chris Jones and Mike MacLennan Port the following Wednesday. The - first game jitters were gone and. everyone looked more relaxed on the field and at the plate. Mark Ric..ardson started the pitching duties allowing only. two hits and striking out seven in five innings. Ryan McQuade pitched the sixth inning allow- ing one hit and striking out one. The boys were much more ag- floor hockey : .. Junior : : It was the Canadiens over the Leafs 5-2.in Junior Floor Hock- ey action on Monday, May 3. Tyler Houthuys of the Canadi- ens rang in a hat trick with Jo- seph Kozlinsky and Mark Mor- rison each adding singles. "Scoring. for the Leafs were 'Nicholas' Murphy and David " Halward. Intermediate ; "The Golden Rods were the 'winners in the first Intermedi- ate game of the evening, beat- ingthe Mighty Ducks 4-1. Anthony Beauchamp started things off for the Golden Rods .with Greg Langford, Chris Mur- phy and Chris Langford each addingone. : The lone goal scorer for the Mighty Ducks was Evan Ber- trand. ., BE pn The Blue Bombers and the Last Thursday saw the start . of the Youth Girls ball season. In the game between Settle- . ment Shops and Kastelic Kounting we saw the Kastelic team emerge victorious after a well played game for both teams. The final score was 15- 14. Players on the Settlement erry went to Oshawa had keen eyes for bad pitches. . Jeff Ashton had a bases loaded . . home ohio 3 hed fvingle, Mark 3 . EARS ie | Tf : ' Richardson double "and 'single, Mark Heffern double and walk, Darryl Dalton single and walk, Ryan McQuade = single and walk, Mike: McLennan single; beautiful sacrifice: bunt and walk, Sean Jeffrey single and two walks, Mike Versage single, Reid McTaggert and Chris Monsma had two walks and Aa- ron Lycett one walk. Final score 17-3 for Port Perry. | The boys seemed to really en-: joy playing this action packed game despite the freezing cold temperatures and look forward dav. o> ng -day,May29at2pm. © 0 #, ; %: istration fo is $20 hi Signs office at .76 Baldwin to their first league .game played here in Port Perry at 6:30 p.m. at the south diamond. Red Wings played to an 8-4 score in the second Intermedi- ategameofthenight. =~ . - - The Red: Wings took any early. _ | lead with four goals to three at the end of the first period. John Barton racked up two for the Win Ma with Eric Bird and Matt aster adding two more. Jonathon "Rogalski. scored a double for the Bombers with Ben Russell firing in Number three. : The Red Wings were then held scoreless for the next two periods while the Blue Bombers fired in five more goals. Steven Doan scored a double in the sec- ond, period with Adam You- mans adding a single. Jonathon Roglaski earned his hat trick with a single in the third and Adam Youmans added Number eighf toend the game 8-4. Youth girls begin 'softball season' Shops team are as follows: Kris- ty Dalton, Mandy Smart, Mary Brett, Pamela Klinkenberg, La- uren Christie, Jennie Hillier, - Erin MacMaster, Usila An- toine, Tanya Wilson, Lindsay Green, Kim Lachapelle, Colleen- Mekoning,| Sonya Wiseman, Amanda LeFort and Diane Van- derligt. d lose Ggoif lessons gressive at the plate but also © 17 in co-o0 SY A) SLtents co derbird Golf and Country Club; Pleted lessons under the pro- Students can enrol for five gh rn: us i ay She. hour : Optim st Club. :lessons starting ay, May -~ 27 at 7 p.m: or starting Satur. "ab Golf Pro, use of the 'fadllivies, . 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"The Optimist Club of Brook: * anda custom sized golf club for lin is once again offering golf 'eachstudent. =... lostons oo AU NOLO ei ration ath There | Last yeur 125 students com- sponsored by thie Brooklin Registration forms are avail- le from the Brooklin Bulletin 0) 'Street (corner or Way Street) or inclines cerls $20 which Strest (comer or Way Sir struction by the Thunderbird, Ls gas Ley oF Brien at alive, the majority of the creative juices are still in hibernation. Therefore, we present the first report of the year, notin our nor- mally eloquent fashion; but in clear, somewhat concise (?!!) Point Form. sel Ts wT TRE So, with apologies to journalism instructors everywhere, here | The motorsport news for the past several months can be brok- endown into two main categories, Good news,and Bad. *"*u. TheBadNews: lor weg PUR 7 - The Player's Ltd/GM Motorsport Series for Camaros:and Firebirds is gone, a victimof the economic recession. +. * - After 17 consecutive seasons, the Honda Michelin series, surprisingly and non too graciously, folded up. their tents as well. Honda's desire to re-examiney:re'evaluatesand re-align: their motorsports priorities were given as.the reason for the. sudden departure. "5 ov pn EE Le TT Te - The Firestone Firehawk Endurance Championship is dead too. Unfortunately, there have been so many rumors and acku- sations that we really don't know who or what to'blamie for the demise of this popular series. ESTs Eas Lt ARC ON Fs & TheGoodNews: ~~... = a or a - Racing starts THIS WEEKEND 'at Mosport Park and Mos- - Look what Canadian Racers are doing!! ~ Paul Tracy - First Indy car victory at Long Beach. Ron Fellows - two Trans-Am victories in two starts (Long Beach and Atlanta). ad Tan Claude Bourbonnais - Formula Atlantic victory at Long Beach. 9 th de Jacques Villeneuve - son of Gilles, lives in Monocg; but he's ours, Formula Atlantic victory at Road Atlanta. - Two new road racing Endurance series have started up. : The Canadian Endurance Road Racing Championship (CERRC) is based at Shannonville Motorsport Park under the leadership of Raymond David and Rick Bye. Uxbridge resident Doug Beatty in the Canaska Porsche 968 claimed the win in the inaugural event. ; The Michelin Enduroseries, under the direction of Montreal's Dave Berman, begins its campaign at Mosport Park this week- end. - A No The bad news is that the two series are battling for sanction- ing rites which in the end may end up as a two-sided Murder- Suicide. - There is a new series for Southern Ontario Late Model stock car fans. The Goodyear Challenge Cup will run under the ACT banner and will split nine races between Cayuga, Flamboro, Sauble, Sunset and Mosport Speedways. - - Peterborough Speedway has completed some massive reno- vations, expanding the track to 1/3 mile and banking the cor- ners. C - You can get RICH at the races! : ied Mosport Park and Mosport Speedway have created the Mos- port Millions Lottery contest. Visit the tracks on any ¥ace week- end and you could win with your paid admission: ~ And firially, the best news. Ticket prices havé dropped...a lat...at Mospart Park. Lb "Unfortunately, wé now must relay some sad news, ~Ian McKellar, 41, of Oshawa passed away on March 22 after a long battle with leukemia. : Co McKellar was a mechanic for Street Stock chamgion Andy Warbutton for five years, before climbing behind the wheel of his own ThunderCar last season. He finished the season with fourth place points overall. . hE I Corner Five extends its respects to the family and friends of Ian McKellar. by 2 Well, it sure isn't pretty, but the first installment From Cor- ner Five is in print and we promise to do better next time. Till § 5 3 wer --