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34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 29, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Junior J.C. Flooring 22 London Life Lazers 8 This was a hard fought game played at Cartwright Public School on Thursday, June 17. Lazers Matthew Welts hit two triples which scored two runs. Two super outs were made at first base by Danny Deeth with assistance of the pitcher Matthew Welts. Garrett Brown had a super fifth inning with having a major hand in all three outs of the inning. In the final inning, Matthew Welts caught a great fly ball in the out field. h For J.C. Flooring, Brian Won- nacott had three strikeouts in the first. There were triples hit by Mike Barlow, Jeremy Johns, Ryan Woods, Joey Derynck, Kyle McCiurg. Doubles were re- - corded by Joey Derynck, Nicho- las Malcolm, Brian Wonnacott and Kyle McClurg. A great dou- ble play was recorded with a pop up to Jeremy Johns at first and a throw to catch the runner off third base. Senior Summerlea Golf12 Grumbles Hillbillies 5 Great pitching and defensive play by Summerlea with four shutout innings. Pitchers Peter Bostelmann, Matt Bell, John McCourt and Jeff Balser. A great catch was made by Jamie Wade picking off five runners trying to steal. Fantastic offen - sive play with base stealing by Paul Bycok, Mike Wri ht, Ja- mie Wade and Adam Wonna. cott. SOFTBALL Week of June 21 T-Ball Analda Garden Centre 14 Tech Drywall 13 Both teams played an excit- ing game. For Analda Matthew Romain hit two triples. Tykes H&M Wright Sox 7 Swain Seeds 5 H & M Wright Sox narrowly defeated Swain Seeds by a score of 7-5. Things started out good for the Wright Sox in the first in- ning with three runs and three HELP! : wf' : In Erde eeks time, more runs in the third inning. In the top of the fourth Swain Seeds came roaring back with five runs to close the gap to one run. The Wright Sox added an insurance run in the bottom of the fourth, then held off Swain Seeds in the top of the fifth to finish 7-5. Brent MacGregor for the Wright Sox hit a good double and later Abby McLaughlin stole second. Good pitching was performed by Jonathan Wotten, Cory Pros- ser and Brent MacGregor. For Swain Seeds Mark Vern- est had a good hit in the fourth toload the bases and Mark Car- naghan made a great double playin the third. Mike Baker Automotive 17 Carpet Warehouse 6 For Mike Baker there were some good hits including a home run by Ashley Lucas and a double for Jeffrey Kraan. There was good pitching by Timothy Jensen. : For Carpet Warehouse there were some good hits including Cartwright softball/hardball Sean Winter with a triple and Craig Asselsting with a double. " Mite 8 O'RourkeWelders11 Cartwright Youth Council 9 There was some great catches made by Stephen Jensen and Leslie Magyar catching pop' flies. Some good pitching was done by Stephen Jensen with three strikeouts and. Leslie Magyar with three strikeouts and catching a pop fly in the third inning to the inning down. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Stephanie Kings- well, Rebekah Vanoostveen, Lawrence MacDonald, Steven Vine, Melodie Bellisle, Cathe- rine DeJong and Leslie Magyar. For Cartwright Youth Coun- . cil Mike Thompson and Mike S. were excellent pitchers allow-. ing only two runs and having three strikeouts each. Singles were hit by Mark, Mike S., Jesse, Celine and Mike Thomp- son. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Mark, Andrea, Ryan, April, Jesse and Blake. excellent game wag played by both teams with a there will be no more Big Brothers & Big Sisters of North Durham... unless we have your help. Hard time the difficult economic period we've jus everyone. 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Great pitching by Andrew Stevens. both teams. results close score of 11-9. § Squirt Blackstock Country Hardware 15 Don Frew & Sons 9 For Blackstock Hardware Ja- mie Budge had a single, two doubles, a triple and some great stops at second base. Janelle had three singles, Laura had three singles, Jason had a dou- ble and Katie Stephenson had a single. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Chris, Ryan Sheehey and Danny Bucking. For Don Frew & Sons Came- ron Vernest had three singles. Danny Keeler went four for four, Steven Paradis went three for three with a home run. Sin- gles were recorded by Troy Mappin, Trisha Haertel, Luc Wilson and Sara Stapley. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Amanda Drew, John Vanstrien and Alicia James. Junior Hardball London Life Lazers 6 William Sandiford & Sons 7 espite some fine play in the field the London Life Lazers dropped a close game to William Sandiford & Sons 7-6 Monday nightin Port Perry. A great dou- ble play was pulled off due to a spectacular catch by Mike Sonne followed by a quick toss to a sharp first baseman Danny Deeth to catch the runner off the bag. A timely strikeout was recorded by Matthew Welts with the bases loaded and two out. : Thursday, June 24 London Life Lazers 4 Laurentian Bank 5 The London Life Lazers dropped another close one in Blackstock on Thursday eve- ning. Final score was Lauren- tion Bank 5, London Life Lazers 4 The Lazers big hitters for the night were David Carnaghan with a triple and Jason MacGre- gor. Some fine pitching was shown by Derek Roberts and Matthew Welts. Good game guys! Senior Hardball Raglan Industries 8 BrooksFeed 12 After a slow start Raglan ral- lied but fell shortin a 12.8 loss. Raglan Industries 16 Aldon Transmission 7 | Thursday evening a strong team effort led to a convincing win for Raglan Ind. 7-8 Mites Van Camp Contracting won their game against Seagra Parks with good infielding oy Michael Lycett, Justin Shinn and Chet Martin. There was good batting by everyone including hits by Scott Martin, Ashley Bryars and An- thony. Melissa, Adam and Shannon played a great game for Seagrave Parks. 9-10 Mites Bell 905-15 Philp Pontiac Buick. 11 Solid hitting by Kevin Carter, Paul Phillips and Kristy Coates. Good pitching by Alex Hutch- inson. Great line drive catch at first base by Geoff Grieveson and good back catching by Kris- ty Coates. Home runs were hit by Greg A good game was played by