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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 29, 1993 - 35 On Wednesday, June 16, Re- max Realty Scugog Ladies Lob Ball travelled to Greenbank and outhit the home team Saintfield, 39 hits to 19 and af- ter the dust had settled, the score was Remax 28, Saintfield 11. In the first inning, Dianne McC, Nancy, Donna and Jenni- fer all scored on hits by Joan, Dianne, Nancy, Debbie M, Don- na, Jennifer, Debbie T and Ger- da while Saintfield were held scoreless. To begin the second inning, Remax sent 12 batters to the plate and the hitters were Cheryl, Colleen, Marg, Joyce, Joan, Dianne, Nancy, Debbie Me, Donna and Jennifer and crossing the plate were seven more runs, Cheryl, Colleen, Joan, Dianne McC, Nancy and Debbie M. The score after two innings was Remax 11, Saint- field 0. In the third inning, Re- max had three runs, on five hits, singles for Gerda, Deanna, Cheryl, Colleen, Marg, with Our fastball 9-10 year team took it on the chin last week in absorbing two losses in York- Durham League play. At Richmond Hill on June 23 Gerda, Deanne, Cheryl running the bases with lightning speed. Saintfield scored their first run in the bottom of the third to make the score 14-1 for Remax. In the fourth, both teams played defence and neither team scored and Remax were up 14-1. In the fifth, Remax started the inning off by send- ing the whole team (13 players) to the plate, scoring eight runs. The hitters in this inning were Gerda (walk), Deanna, Cheryl, Marg, Joyce, Joan, Dianne McM, Debbie M (Sac) and Don- na and running (fast) across home plate were Debbie T, Ger- da, Deanna, Cheryl, Marg, Joyce, Joan and Nancy. Saint- field were held off the sheet and after five, Remax 22 Saintfield 1. To begin the sixth, Remax scored one run on three singles by Debbie T, Gerda and Cheryl with Debbie T scoring. In the bottom of the sixth, Saintfield sent 13 batters to the plate, scoring eight runs to make the the team blew a 10-6 lead allow- Ing their competitors to score five runs in the bottom of the last inning. Final score Rich- mond Hill 11 - Port 10. Daw on W n third in riding, resulting in s and fourthoverall. In the Novice boys 5 was fifth in swimming, third in shoot Schildt, Perfect Portions tie 7-7 On June 21, the teams of Schildt Machining and Perfect Portions battled it out to a tie game of 7-7. Some honorable 19198990000 0000000000000000000000000aa Re/Max ladies win 23-11 score Remax 23 Saintfield 9. In the seventh, Remax was held scoreless and Saintfield scored one run to make the game Re- max 23, Saintfield 10. In the fi- nal eighth inning, Remax had two singles, one by Jennifer and Debbie T but could not score any runs and Saintfield finished the game with another run to make the final score Re- max 23, Saintfield 11. Remax had 39 hits and the scoresheet read: Joan four sin- gles, Dianne McC three singles, Nancy three singles, Debbie M three singles, Donna four sin- gles, Jennifer three singles, Debbie T three singles, Gerda three singles, one walk, Deanne two singles, Cheryl four sin- gles, Colleen two singles, Marg two singles, one double and Joyce two singles. Jennifer pitched seven innings with four K's/foul out and Nancy pitched one inning after just returning from the DL. Taylor Ford Mites hit slump A couple of good defensive plays were registered by Mike LeFort and Matt Skerratt for a tagout at home and by short- stop Tim Jones to tagout a run- ner going to second. Our 10 runs were mainly thanks to walks as we sputtered at the bat a little in recording just four hits (two by LeFort and two by Skerratt). Jeff Kane earned three walks including a "clunker" off the hel- met. Mike LeFort was collared 'with the:"L" from the pitching position. Again the team was on the road on June 24, this time to Stouffville. Stouffville kept run- ners going across home plate thanks to a lot of walks and in- field hits and some inconsistent umpiring. Defensive highlights were by callup player Brandon Haugen who made an outstand- ing catch in right field on a sink- ing line drive and a nice catch by shortstop Steve MacLennan. Tim Jones took the loss in this one as he wasn't able to estab- lish a good pitching rhythm. Mike LeFort helped in relief. It was nice to see Stuart Co- chrane's and Mike Koury's bats come alive in these games. Their practice seems to be pay- ing off. Next home game will be June 30 at Water St. S. (6:30 p.m.) as the team seeks to find the win- column again and avenge a re- cent last inning loss to Thorn- hill. Improved team defence, pitching and avoidance of "called" third strikes will un- doubtedly be the key in this re- gard for the Taylor-Ford squad. 2088808088 --- -- -- --. m-- po ---- -- -- S-- -- ----- --- S-- Sw ta, -- -- -- f-- --- ---- ---- -- -- -- ---- Po -- ---- a -- -- -_-- -- ----- -- -- -- ---- -- --_-- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- R --- Sm) -- -- -- pa -- S-- S-- Sw) p-- --y ---- --_-- -- -- _-- -- -- p-- -- -- -- p-- -- "j-- -- | od BLACKSTOCK [TRcron, |i 2nd Ins at BLACKSTOCK FAIR GROUNDS FRIDAY, JULY 2nd 7 P.M. SHARP Epsom Public School students took part in their annual Play Day on Wednesday, June 23. Many fun activities were set up outside, including the basketball toss. Pictured are (front, from left) Scott Evans, Brett Combdon, Eric Hertzberg, (middie) Jill MacDonald, Chris Gloster, Jordan McKay, (back) Brett Doble, and Nicholas Spence. Under 6 soccer tourney results The games started on June 19 at 9 a.m. and the Royal Canadi- an Legion were two game win- ners. In game one they defeated Air Durham by a score of 4-1, with goals by Michael Arms and Brittany Smith. In their second game they beat a newly formed team spon- sored by the I.G.A. by a similar score of 4-1. Russell Tracy was a good playmaker as well as scor- ing a goal, other players with good games were Cassandra Aked and Stevie Honey. The Re/Max Scugog team was also successful in going unde- feated by winning their first matchup against J&D Carpen- try 5-0 with all five goals being scored by Stuart Medford Their second game was against Smith and Smith Big V and it ended in a 4-4 tie. Three goals by Stuart Medford and one each by Alexander Moffat and Jeff Durward. Good games were played by Keith Steele Philip Rudkin and Bryan How- arth. The Smith and Smith Big V team gained a point intheir two matches with a 4-1 loss to the Manvers team and a 4-4 tie with the Re/Max team. In the first game Jonathan scored the goal and good games were played by Kimberly and Shane. In their second game Lucas, Jordan and Eric played very well with Mike setting up a couple of goals. For the Air Durham squad they did come away having lots of fun with a 4-1 loss against the Legion in which Ryan Cowie played well in goal. In their sec- ond game they were blanked 6-0 but a few good scoring chances by Ryan Cowie could have gone in. Benjamin Mutton played a good game moving the ball well. The Laurentian Bank team lost their first game to the I.G.A. team by a score of 2-1. Kirk Stephens scored the lone goal with a good game in goal by Carley Churchill. A good effort by Scott Wilson with a couple of nice kicks. For the I1.G.A. Scott Jorgen- son scored the winner. In their second game they won by a score of 6-0 with Mi- chael Wilson scoring three goals Kirk Stephens with two and Carley Churchill with one. A note to all participants that the scores should be handed in to the box in the clubhouse after the game. A new revised sched- ule has been handed out effec- tive June 17, 1993. afternoon. ent classes. Outback Motocross in Uxbridge July 3 "Outback Motocross" will be held in Uxbridge this Saturday Organized by Pro/MX Race Productions and sanctioned by the Canadian Motorcycle Association, the event will feature all classes of motocross competition. There will be competitors vying for top honors in 16 differ- * Vintage Tractors 5,500, 6,500 & 8,500 Ibs. * Stock Tractors 10,000, 12,500, 15,000 & 18,000 Ibs. Portions were Shannon Newton for good fielding skills, Steven Guthrey who made a double play, and Tyler Cunningham for fine infield playing. compete, including Scugog Township residents. The riders will be competing for $ donated by sponsors. Pro/Mx Productions also has other events planned for the Sums; including ones the Markham Fairgrounds August 8 an : 6,000 in cash and prizes nnn 299209001910 909009000000 000000000000 0000000anana 2900000000000 000000000 0000000008 He mentions on the Schildt teamgo ££ ADMISSION Jl * 4 x 4 Stock Trucks + Stock Tractors 7,500 Ibs. The event will be held at Elgin Park, Main Street, in Ux- to Chris Isaacs for his good in- §H * Non-Circuit Tractors 8,000 & 11,000 Ibs. bridge. field playing, Troy Johnston §& Adults $7.00 | , Street Legal 4 x 4's « Highway Tractors The Elgin Park track is "natural terrain" for motocross and who caught a couple of good fly & Children J °* Modified Tractors & 2-W.D. Trucks features obstacles such as a rolling section of track called balls, and to Rachel Goreski "Gravity Cavity." 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