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- SUITS TUTE ae 40 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 18, 1993 Gamblers open season with a win and a loss The Greenbank Gamblers opened the 1998 fastball season this past week on two chilly evenings in Stouffville and Greenbank: and came out with a win and a loss in two close games. Tuesday night in Stouffville Jim Chilvers started on the mound for Greenbank and in the two innings he pitched, he struck out five batters but sur- rendered a home run to Byron Baranieski, To offset the Stouff: ville homer, Chilvers connected for a home run of his own to knot the score at 1-1. Mark Goreski took over the pitching duties for the Gam- blots and held Stouffville to a whl e run in the sixth inning, ile his teammates collected a pair of runs:and took home a close 3-2 win, Greenbank scored two runs when Peter Oosterholt led off with a single and scored on Ter- ry Tills three bagger. Till him- self scored on an infield hit by Brian Till. Other Gambler hity went to Mike Giroux, Trevor Till and Bill Buys, Goreski struck out the side in the bottom of the seventh to pre- serve the Greenbank win. The next night in Greenbank Park Mark Goreski faced the Oshawa Juniors and this time Jason Swift and Phil. Yahn teamed up to stop the Gamblers by a 5-3 score. The Gambler hits went to Mike Giroux, Bill Bu 8, Jim Chilvers, Mark Goreski, and Terry Till but Greenbank stranded nine base runners during the game which proved 'tobe their downfall Jason Rideout and: Hubert Bassillio led the Oshawa attack with two hits each while Dave Bacon and Terry Till made fine outfield catches for Greenbank. "This week sees the Gamblers in Port Perry for a meeting with the Eagles on Tuesday night and Oshawa O'Tooles visit Greenbank Park for a 'tussle with the Gamblers at 8 p.m. Youth boys begin softball season As Convenor I would like to welcome all Coaches and Players to the Youth Boys 1993 Minor Softball season. We will be playing every Tuesday at S.A. Cawker and Greenbank di- amonds between 6:30 and 8 Coaches are Gord Bird for Port Perry Auto Glass, Wayne Smith for Pineridge Sports, Brian Langford for Lake Scugog Lumber and Judy MacSween for Perfect Heating Co. Ltd. Umpires are Todd Smart atS.A. Cawker and Bob Jamieson at Greenbank. There were only 41 players register in Port Perry who were born between 1979 and 1982 which is an age difference but in order for the boys to play ball it was necessary to combine them. Greenbank has 13 players born between 1980 and 1982. The first game of the season was held May 11 in Greenbank where Perfect Heating hosted a Now Registering 4 Week Course June 1 to June 24 Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm to 9pm Learn to Drive... and Survive Young Drivers of Canada ang centers coast to coast game against Port Perry Auto Glass. Both teams played excel- lent baseball even though they only had one practice. Perfect Heating : managed to come up with the win. All stars for Perfect Heating were Joel Thomson, Sturgess and Clayton Brown who all did a fine job on the mound, Travis MacSween who played a great game on 3rd and Robert Moore who played his first competitive game and did great on any position. Port Perry Auto Glass had Eric Bird and Steven Doan throw some excellent pitches while Steven Hartrick played as well on the infield as he did on the outfield making some good catches and Blayne Kinnu- nen who while playing his first competitive ball game hit 2 for 2 and played a good defensive ball game. » Driver training for afl ages * Private in-car instrucion * « Defensive driving you can live with « The Young Drivers program Is only available at a Young Drivers Centre. For information, brochures and course schedules call: 2 Brock Street West, Uxbridge 852-9705 Matt The Sc heats were held throughout the ugog Invitational Row ng Sgt egatta was. held on Lake Seugon Sunday. A total ¢ of help y. See story for detalls, £5 First ever Rowing Regatta attracts 86 athletes to the lake The first Scugog Invitational Rowing Rogatta for high school crews was held in Port Perry on Sunday. The event was hosted by the Durham Rowing Club and attracted a total of eighty- six athletes competing in seven events. The crews, who attend high schools in Port Perry, Oshawa, Port Hope, Brace- bridge and Sudbury found the 1000 m course quite challeng- ing, due to a strong cross wind over the first half of the race. The finish line was opposite the beach at Palmer Park. Crews from Port Perry, who were on. introduced to the uare Bo Port Per Pineridge W" OF TEAM G Blackstock Raiders Nestleton Seagrave Greenbank Re/Max Ridgenorth Saintfield Sunderland * Paulmac NONWWWLWNHNWWD Qwbcdacd aa a DNDNN NN=NONDNNOO == SCUGOG OF MA sLo-prrcH LEAGUE "pA" "Division TEAM GP L T PTS Square Boy Pizza 3 k 0 0 6 11 Seagrave Steel Building3 3 0 0 6 30 Coldwell Banker 3 2 1 0 4 21 Port Perry IGA 3 2 1 0 4 23 Derbyshire Arms 3 2 1 0 4 34 Crandells 3 0 3 0 0 35 Galley Fish& Chips 3 0 3 0 0 42 Port Perry Auto Glass 3 0 3 0 0 70 "B" Division TEAM GP W L TPTS RA Pizza Delight 3 3 0 0 6 29 Bradshaw's Towing 3 2 0 1 5 21 Forder Parks Insur. 3 2 1 0 4 40 Oppers Aluminum 3 1 2 0 3 a7 Goreski's Resort 3 1 1 1 3 26 Hank's Pastries 3 1 2 0 2 43 Investors Group 3 1 2 0 2 48 Pineridge Sports 3 0 3 0 0 43 Pizza 10 vs. Port Perry Bradshaw's Towing 15 vs. Investors Group 7 Auto Glass 8 vs. Coldwell Banker 17 rts 2 vs. Goreski"s Summer Resort 17 Crandelis 10 vs. Seagrave Steel Building Oppers Aluminum 16 vs. Hank's Pastries 12 Derbyshire Arms 25 vs. Galley Fish and Chips 12 Pizza Delight 19 vs. Forder PORT PERRY LADIES LOB BALL _sport less than three weeks ago, performed exceptionally well and gained two second place fin- ishes. The crew of Sara Puckrin, 4m Sinclair, Lisa Eddy, | Dean- ollister and coxswain Mi- hogy Flieler finished second in the Novice Womens four event. They also teamed with Maria vock and Dana McMillan to fin- ish second to Bracebridge in the Novice Women's Eight event. The event was run by local volunteers and support was provided by local businesses, in-. cluding Port Perry Marina and Perfoct Portions. It is hoped. Y 14) RA IGAS 813 rks Insurance 10 WAY 16 OO0O0O0O0OO0O0OO0O00- | ONNNNNNELELED Bracebri ;- Open' . Rat. "rniy College this séason' ft fupener. that the event will become an .-annualone. The com lete results were as follows: ovice. Mens Four: First: 'Trinity College, Port Hope, ' Second Bracebridge; Open Women's Eight: First: Trinity College Port ope; Sec- ond: Paul Dwyer, Oshawa; Nov- Dorig, Becky Gower, Misty Gar- ice Womens Four: First: Paul Dwyer, Oshawa, Second Port Perry; Open' Womens 'Four: First: Paul 'Dwyer, Oshawa, 'Second 'Paul Dwyer, Oshawa; Novice. Mens eight: Kirst: Trin- ity Coll » Port Hop , Second "Port Hop ond: ereyma, - Osha 'Novice | Womens First Bracshridge, Sec- wi Port Fore. Fe 3 Bakery Mites win On Monday, May 10, Green- bani Bake f Mite won their me of the seas t Hanks Pastries. on gare Greenbank. fans saw some at defensive action from An- rew Shaddock knocking down 'a couply fly balls and making an out on second base. Brittan tany Ballagh grabbed a rolling ball and made an out on her Ns at first. Jesse Thomson was all speed catching any balls that came near him when he played itcher."" Russell Lee moved i runners around with his hard hits to the outfield. Hank's Pastries score kept rising when Anja Knutson and Lucas Fraser made it into home for a total of three runs each. Kyle Bowers mastered his posi- tion at third base to get an out cutting off the runners going home. The best highlight for Hanks was a super double play by Ryan Hockley. He caught a fly ball and quickly threw out nbank's man who was caught off guard at first base. Both teams. played great and showed good sportsmanship Pr o¥ ens four: