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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Legion Squirts win 3-2 Port Perry Legion Squirts started their York-Durham Fastball League with a tough win over Richmond Hill by a 3-2 score. There was no scoring in T-ball the first inning. Port Perry wah 4 al scored in the second inning Block. Faure when Michael Versage hit a sin- Analda g gle to score Mike McLennan Tyke) who had started the inning with fire) Giants a single and advanced into scor- Mike Baker Auto ing position on a single by Aa- Carpet Warehouse ron Lycett. Blackstock Lioness Richmond Hill tied it up J H&M Wright Sox when they were able to put to- Mra Seeds gether a few singles in the ) fourth inning. Dsus Welders Chris Jones scored in the Cart. Youth Coun. sixth inning to put Port Perry Port Perry IGA ahead on a single by Aaron Ly- (Squirt) cett. Richmond Hill tied it up in Don Frew & Sons the seventh on a pass ball at Black. Hardware home plate. Asselstine's The final three outs for Rich- Nestle. Hardware mond Hill were made on at- (ener) tempts to steal home plate but Black GG gbeaters Darryl Dalton at catch and ions PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 1, 1993 - 29 Cartwright Minor GP T ha. a a J is Za AAS a a ie. haa hs a AL: aac. aw iil oo = Tay a 00 oOOoO---=O0 A number of teams participated in a slo-pitch tournament on Saturday organized by the Cool Cans. Pictured are Joan Mur- phy of the Newfies and Lynda Brown of the Scugog Part Tim- Mark's Maint. ers. Chris Jones at pitcher were able to tag them out every time. Nice team work. In the Port Perry seventh, Ryan McQuade reached first on four balls, then Mark Heffern hit a double to put Ryan into scoring position. Chris Mon- sma came to bat and laid down a bunt between pitch and first base allowing Ryan to score the winning run. Heads up base running throughout the entire game certainly helped give Port the edge. Mark Richardson had the de- fensive play of the game with a double play at first base. Aaron Lycett was top batter with a double and-two singles in three trips to the plate. Chris Jones pitched the en- tire game, striking out nine bat- ters and allowing only five hits. He also helped out offensively with a triple and a single. Next home game is Thursday, June 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the south diamond against Pickering. Mite action Greenbank Bakery and Dur- ham Pharmacy played a close game on Monday, May 24. Hitting for Greenbank, Rob- ert Potier, Brandon Davis and Craig Kehoe were all three for three at bat. Robert scored two runs for Greenbank with Bran- don and Craig scoring one each. Meghan Rutledge didn't let the boys do all the work - she had two hits and also touched home for another run. Mike Redman's hitting com- bined with speed on the bases brought in a run for Durham Pharmacy. Reid Harris, on third base, stopped a Green- bank rally by catching ground balls to make two outs in a row. The score was kept close due to Durham's strong defense from all players, including Andrew Leggatt. A good game was played by both teams with the win going to Greenbank Bakery 7 - Dur- ham Pharmacy b. OOOO Oooo ocooo COO0O--=---=0 OOOO CO ---+0O Cummings Back. Fishfull [73 Thinking -+#- As | look back to the years before | was involved in tournaments | recall some heart breaking incidents on the water. The one that stands out in my mind the most was the one on Rice Lake | had just pitched a jig along side a fresh green lily pad patch when | felt the line move. | wasted no time and set the hook. Suddenly | saw one of the largest bass | have ever seen in my life break the surface, then my line. | sat down to catch my breath after this nerve wracking experience and to my terror | noticed my line never broke it was my knot that had slid loose. This was just one of the many experiences which convinced me to take more time while tying my knots. Over the year | have become accustomed to tying the Palomar knot because | feel it is one of the quickest, easiest and strongest knots you can use. | have included a diagram on tying this knot. Give it a try and maybe that fish of a lifetime won't be a story, but reality. 1. Double about 4 inches of line and pass loop through eye. 2. Let hook hang loose and tie overhand knot in doubled line. Avoid twisting the lines and don't tighten. 3. Pull loop of line far enough © to pass it over the hook, swivel and lure. Make sure the | passes completely over this attachment. 4. Pull both tag end Mustratons and standing line to rant port tighten. Clip tag end [co R-N oT = Tel [oR OF [tol I. 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