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the ~ Games. The winner of this tour nament will represent Ontario - "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Athletes of the Year Athletic awards presented at the Prince Albert chelle Wyville, track and field; Jennifer Donnell back) Tyler Wootton, soccer MVP. This sports report for the Midget Merchants Fastball team is sponsored by the Scu- gog Citizen and Cinemax Video. On Wednesday night, the Port Merchants visited Stouff- ville and put a scare into their Junior team. At the end of the fourth inning, the score was 1-0 for Port Perry when Stouff- ville's coach quickly made a pitching change. At the top of the fifth with nobody on and one out, the Merchants made two errors on outs which should have ended the inning still lead- ing 1-0. Instead the flood gates opened and at the end of the fifth, Stouffville led 5-2. Going into the seventh inning, Stouff- ville was ahead by four runs when Port made a charge scor- ing two runs, one man thrown out at the plate, and one strand- ed at second. The final score was 6-4 for Stouffville who felt fortunate to come away with a win. Between Smith and Card, there was a well-pitched game, with five strikeouts, seven hits, and only three earned runs. It is tough to see a "should have been" win slip away. On Thursday night, Stouff- ville visited Port Perry for the return match. It was a much dif- ferent game, as Stouffville threw their ace to avoid another close game. Venning pitched a strong four innings, strixing out two, walking two, allowing two hits, and only one earned run before being relieved by Card with the score standing at 2-0. At this point, Card did not get the customary defensive sup- port from the team, as Port made numerous mental errors which the coaches have not seen for some time. The final score was 8-0 for.Stouffville whose pitcher only allowed two singles by Denis Smith. The hitters for the week were Duane Empringham - walk, Grant Kay - single, Steve Laird - two singles, double, RBI, Scott MacLennan triple, Todd Smart - single, Denis Smith - three singles, RBI, Darrell Vander Slagt - single, double, two RBIs. Canada Day Weekend, July 1-4, will see the Port Perry Mid- get Merchants in Waterford with 41 other Midget teams for O.A.S.A. Elimination in the Canadian Games. The first game is Thursday night at 6 p.m. vs Bramalea, and if suc- cessful the second game will be Friday at 11 a.m. vs Smith Falls. If Port loses the first game, the Merchants will play on Friday at 3 p.m. vs an oppo- graduation were given to (front, from left) Mi- y and Reid McTaggert, sportsmanship; and (at nent yet to be determined. This tournament is a double knock- out format. The top teams from Ontario will be represented, and if Port Perry stays focussed, the coaches know that the Mer- chants have a good chance of coming out on top. Angels win 7-1 over Bowmanville Scugog Angels won on Sunday night 7-1 over Bowman- ville, but lost on Wednesday last week, 3-1 to Oshawa Dou- ble "Bs" at Durham College. This was a good week for the Angels as they defeated Bow- manville 7-1. The Royals scored in the first inning on Barb Pat- terson's single then scored on Joanne Brown's triple, then af- ter that, Janie Thornton took control and proceeded to allow three hits, the remainder of the game, and struck out 12 batters in the game. This was her total this season, and this could be a sign that she's hitting her stride now. The Angels Laurie Dudgeon singled then advanced to sec- ond on a passed ball, and scored on Nancy McConnell's single to tie the game 1-1 after one in- ning. Both teams failed to score in the second, then the Angels went ahead in the third on Na - cy McConnell's single. She scored on Gena Spence's single which made it 2-1 after three. The ladies opened things up in the fourth, Janie Thornton doubled, then scored on Joyce Parkinson's single, Joyce then moved to second on a passed ball. Kim Stewart walked, then scored on Tracy Smith's single who also oir. do Laurie Dud- geon's triple. The Angels added one more in the fifth, with Janie Thornton getting one on a fielder's choice, in forcing Gena Spence out at second, after she singled, then scored on Kim Stewart's single. Laurie Dudgeon with a triple and a single, Nancy McConnell and Gena Spence each had two singles each. ] Janie Thornton threw a five hitter and had 12 strikeouts. Fi- nal score 7-1. On Wednesday night last week, the Oshawa Double "Bs" handed the Scugog Angels a 3-1 setback that was played in one hour and 10 minutes. Janie Thornton took the loss but pitched a superb effort in losing. Giving up two runs in the first inning was all Oshawa needed to win. Gena Spence with two hits while Tracy Smith, Nancy McConnell, Amber Wood, Kim Stewart all had singles. Amber Wood scored the only run and was involved in two double plays. This lady is some' third baseman with her out- standing play. This Tuesday night the An- gels are in Oshawa tg battle with the S&H Fabs whom they will also tangle with in Owen Sound in the Qualifier of the P.W.S.A. Tournament on July 9, 10, 11 weekend. We play Oshawa Friday night at 7 p.m. Next Sunday night we play Cobourg Angels, then go to Bowmanville on the Monday. The weekend of July 11 there will ;be no game as we are in Owen Sound. LADIES RECREATIONAL SOCCER Fun, Enjoyment and Meet New Faces. July 7, 1993 Port Perry Soccer Fields 8:00 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 29, 1993 - 33 3 Poy BOTTA Lm Gril. 4 ER SEEN TAR NY The top male and female grad uating athletes at S. A. Cawker Public School are Ryan Williamson and Vanessa Petronijevic. Marshall McQuaid and Mandl Crowder were honored as the top male and female athletes of the year at Cartwright Central Public Gambler action FromPage31 field fence for a 4-0 Gambler lead. CY That was all the scoring in the game but the Antrim Eagles | threatened in the fourth inning when two long fly balls hit by Steve Connors and Todd Wil were caught at the center field fence. Goreski allowed only two safe hits, and did not issue a walk and fanned eight batters. Terry Till had a pair of hits for Greenbank with Giroux, Chilvers, Beaton, Brian: Till, Paul Goreski and Ken Goreski each havingone hit. | Note: No Gambler league e at Greenbank this Thurs- ay due to July 1 holiday. The following Thursday (July 8) Bowmanville Pagans will bo in ~ Greenbank for a four point game (rain out) at 8 p.m. Osh Ci Distri : rShawa ity a, istrict Campbell Division Oshawa O'Tooles 13 Greenbank Gamblers 11 Oshawa Weasels 12 Port Perry Antrim 12 Oshawa Double B 13 Stouffville 1" Port Perry Merchants 12 Bowmanville 10 T 19 18 16 14 14 -- ONO aANWM Ld "= OONOOCO =