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I IIA er ii iB i ) 32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 13, 1993 June 22 - T-Ball Blackstock Figure Skating 14 - Super Spud 14. June 23 - Mites Port Perry IGA 18 - Lishmans 7. O'Rourke Welders 11 - Cart- wright Youth Council 9. Senior -June 28 Cummings Backhoe 5 - MKM Eggbeaters 18. For MKM Eggbeaters Der- rick Malcolm had three home runs, Josh Martyn, William Michel and Scott Malcolm each had triples. A double was hit by Karen Swain. Pop flies were caught by William and Josh. For Cummings Backhoe there were doubles by Natasha Burgess, Derek Leeming and Kyla V. Pop flies were caught by Natasha, Candice and Kyle. Squirts Nestleton Country Store 14 - Don Frew & Sons 7. Tykes -June 28 Turner's Green Giants 5 - H & M Wright Sox 1. Turner's Green Giants main- tained their hold on first place by edging the H & M Wright Sox 5-1 in a very well played com- plete seven inning game. All the runs of the game were scored in the third inning. Lind- sey Kuhne scored the only run for H & M on a hard hit triple by Johnathon Wotten. Turner's answered back with their five runs highlighted by the three run home run by Steven Blun- den. H & M rallied in the later in- nings but fine defensive plays by Turner's prevented any more H & Mruns. The key to the H & M team was the excellent offensive play by Johnathon Wotten as well as the fine defensive play of An- drea Bonsma. Also, coach Blair Martyn had to contend with a full team lineup for the first time in the 1993 season. Steven Blunden and Jeremy Morrison led the Turner's offen- sive attack, while Shawn McNamara and Gordon Smith were the defensive stars. Other major contributors to the Turn- er's attack were Darryl Young and Autumn Watson who start- ed the five run third inning. T-Ball - June 29 Technique Drywall 15 - Super Spud 19. In a very close game Super Spud defeated Technique Dry- wall 19-15. Super Spud played an excellent defensive second inning and held Tech. Drywall to one run. Doubles were hit by Mary Van Camp and Brian Jen- sen for Technique Drywall. Reese Kindree, Jake Jones and Tim Gibson all had doubles for Super Spud. Squirts Asselstine 13 - Blackstock Country Hardware 10. Tykes -June 28 Carpet Warehouse 9 - Swain Seeds 6. : Squirts-July1 Asselstine 14 - Blackstock Country Hardware 21. For Blackstock Country Hardware Katie Stephenson hit a home run with an RBI. Hardball -July 1 J.C. Flooring 14 - London Life Lazers 14. London Life Lazers Matt Welts caught three fly balls in the first inning. Andrew Hud- son made a super catch in right field and a good put out at home plate. For J.C. Flooring Jeremy Johns did some super pitching retiring all six batters he faced. Good base running by Kyle McClurg, Brian Wonnacott and Ryan Woods. Mites -June 30 Port Perry IGA 12 - O'Rourke Welders 11. In a very close game and with only nine players O'Rourke ral- lied in the fourth and fifth in- nings to come up with a one run loss. Singles were hit by Aaron Warren, Leslie Magyar, Ste- phen Jensen, and Jennifer Up- ton. A double was hit by Stepha- nie Kingswell. Triples were hit by Aaron Warren and Stephen Jensen. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Corinna Bauer, Law- rence MacDonald, Steven Vine and Catherine DeJong. For IGA there were singles by Chelsea, Cory Manns, Kristyn B., Miranda Burgess and Chris- ta L. Doubles were hit by Tim B. Terry Fox organizer needed in Port Perry It has been 13 years since Terry Fox had to end his Mara- thon of Hope outside Thunder Bay, Ontario. Terry passed away in June of 1981 but left a tremendous legacy which lives on through the Annual Terry Fox Run. Millions of Canadians have embraced his dream as their own, raising over $100 million for innovative cancer re- search. Noted Canadian re- searchers have said that there has been more progress in can- cer research over the past dec- ade than in the previous millen- nium. Eun THANK YOU On behalf of the Scugog Baseball Association, | would like to thank the following for their assistance at our SHOW and PULL. Port Perry Agricultural Society Scugog Fire Depariment Van Camp Conlracting Lid. Coffee Time And all the coaches and volunteers. | would also like to thank the following for their assistance with the batting cage at FESTIVAL DAYS. Chamber of Commerce George Fesleryga and fami And all the volunleers. A special thanks to all the coaches, players and parents for the success of our baseball draw. Frank Fielding, President Scugog Baseball Association (1. J EEE EEREEEETTEEEEERETEERN Terry Fox knew that cancer had no boundaries - more im- portantly, he believed that eve- ryone had the potential to con- tribute to the cause. The Terry Fox Foundation Office is seek- ing an individual, family or group in Port Perry to organize a Terry Fox Run on Sunday, September 19. If you believe that you can make a difference in the battle to defeat cancer then please join our organiza- tion. Call 1-800-387-1200 for in- formation about how to get in- volved in the 1993 Terry Fox Run. Ulica Farm Equipment Scugog Works Department Mississauga Indian Band Willowiree Farm Elgin Knopp I'S IEEE EEEREEEEEEEE EERE ERaBRN Cartwright Minor Ball highlights and Ryan K. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Mellisa, Cory H., Su- sie Gerrow, Alicia Burgess, Joey L., Kristyn B., and Christa There was excellent pitching done by din Co ykes - July 5 Carpet Warehouse 10 - Turn- er's Green Giants 8. Bradley Sutcliffe made two triples and Darryl Young was a defense star with fine plays on first for Turner's Green Giants. For Carpet Warehouse Rob- ert Larmer made a home run and Sean Winter had two dou- bles. There were fine plays made all around by everyone. Squirts - July 7 Don Frew & Sons 12 - Assel- stine 11. For Don Frew & Sons Darryl Keeler went three for three with a double, Steven Paradis went three for three with a triple, doubles were by Amanda Drew, singles by John VanStrien, Troy Mappin, Trish Haertel, Amanda Drew (two), Steven Paradis (two), and Alicia James (two). Excellent fielding plays by Troy Mappin and Darryl Keeler who picked three off each trying to steal bases. Good play made by Sara Stapley who picked one off at first and Amanda Drew who picked one off at second. Thanks to Mike Stone and Craig Asselstine who hit a home run for being our call ups for this game. Asselstine's Adam Kingma hit ahomerun and a triple. Dou-- bles were recorded by Chad Hobbs, Darryl Dean, singles by Chad Hobbs, Trisha Chapman, Michelle Asselstine, Miranda Burgess, Darryl, Andrew Mas- key and Chris. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Christine Kingma. Good pitching was done by Dar- ryl Dean and Adam Kingma. Thanks to Miranda Burgess for being our call up. Mites -July 7 O'Rourke Welders 21 - Lish- mans 3. . O'Rourke Welders had some fine plays out in the field by Ste- phen Jensen and Stephanie Kingswell. Aaron Warren hit a home run with three RBIs. Dou- bles were hit by Aaron Warren, Leslie Magyar and Stephen Jensen. Singles were hit by Ste- phen Jensen, Jennifer Upton, Amanda Lowe (two). Good eyes at the plate led to walks for Aaron Warren, Leslie Magyar, Jennifer Upton, Corin- na Bauer, Rebekah Vanoost- veen, Melodie Bellisle, Law- rence MacDonald, Stephanie Kingswell, Amanda Lowe and Steve Vine. Good game guys. Excellent pitching was done by Leslie Magyar and Stephen Jensen allowing only a total of three runsin fourinnings. Singles were hit by Stephen and Vickie (two) for Lishmans. Good eyes at the plate led to walks by Chris, Megan M., Josh and Julia. Junior Baseball - July 8 J.C. Flooring 28 - Van Camp Construction 10. In a game played in Port Perry on Thursday evening J.C. Flooring came out with their bats flying. Nicholas Malcolm had two home runs, Jeremy Johns two triples and Ryan Woods two doubles. Super base running was done by Joey Schembri and Andrew Flynn. Great catches in the field were made by Joey Derynck and Ja- son Michel. Steven Schewaga of Van Camp Construction had a home run. Great pitching was done by Mike Gianni and super hitting by Steven Trainor. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Scugog Baseball Assocation held their draw Saturday for a limo ride and four tickets to see the Blue Jays play at SkyDome on July 29. Winner of the ticket was T. McEachern of Toronto. Second place - 2 Blue Jays tickers was won by Dale Watson and 3rd place, an autograph Blue Jays bat was won by Ron Claridge of Warkworth. Above, Lang Cope draws the winning ticket from the box held by Frank Fielding. GM Pro Bass two day tourney held in Orillia Dan Fontana of Gormley, On- tario and Kevin Shuttleworth, Mississauga did something no other team on the GM Pro Bass ~ Series has done this year: They won both one-day tournaments at The GM Pro Bass Orillia Open this past weekend. On Sunday, Day Two, Fonta- na and Shuttleworth won top prize of $5,000 with 19.15 pounds, beating out second place team Nelson Murakami of Kitchener and Ray Murakami ~ of Toronto who checked in with 19 pounds even. Bob Gardner and Lynn Johnston of Peterbo- rough placed third with 18.25 pounds. The first one-day tournament was also won by the Fontana/ Shuttleworth team. Their win- ning weight of 19.70 pounds edged out Bob and Wayne Izu- mi who caught 18.75 pounds. As the top team of the weekend, Dan Fontana and Kevin Shut- " tleworth pick up an additional $2,000. Hector Peach of Scarbo- rough and his partner, Peter Davidson of Port Perry, place eighth on the first day wit 15.10 pounds. All of the fish caught after each day of competition were re- turned to the Lakes Couchich- ing and Simcoe via the Shimano " Live Release Boat. 'The next action on the GM Pro Bass Tournament Trail is The Tri Lakes Open, (Chemong, Pigeon and Buckhorn Lakes), July 17 and 18 in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. Midget Merchants This week's sports report is sponsored by R.B. Moase, C.A., Ives Antiques, and Galley Fish and Seafood. After the disappointment of the Elimination Games, the Port Perry Midget Merchants returned to league play with two excellent games this week. On Tuesday, the Merchants played O'Tooles, the top team in the Oshawa Men's League. This game was an exciting pitching duel between Smith of the Mer- chants and Crummy of O'Tooles, with superb defence from both sides. Especially not- ed was a diving catch at second by Vander Slagt. With Port be- hind 2-1 going into the seventh, Smith aided his own cause by hitting a triple and allowing Laird to cross the plate and tie the score. Unfortunately, in the eighth, O'Tooles were able to bringin a run and won the game 3-2in overtime. On Thursday night, the Mid- get Merchants visited the mos- quito infested Bowmanville dia- mond where the fans were treated to an amazing display of aerobics from the outfielders as they decided whether to field the ball or swat the mosquitoes. At the end of seven innings, the game was tied forcing overtime once again. McBride started with a double and was driven home on a single by Cochrane allowing Port to take a 3-2 lead. The Merchants were able to hold off Bowmanville and win the game. The play of the game was a McBride throw from cen- tre field to Kay, the catcher, who blocked the plate perfectly and tagged out the go-ahead run at home. Card had a strong pitching game, striking out 11, walking only two, allowing five hits and two earned runs. Hitters for the week: Card - three singles, triple, RBI; Co- chrane - RBI; Empringham - single, RBI; Laird - two singles, triple, RBI; Linton - single; McBride - three singles, double; Smart - two walks; Smith - two singles, triple, RBI; Vander Slagt - single. Coming games: Tuesday, July 13 - Stouffville vs Mer- chants at 8:30 p.m.; Thursday, July 15 - Merchants vs Oshawa BB at 8:45 p.m.; Saturday, July 17 - Guelph Midget Tourna- ment with the game times yet to be decided.