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32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 14,1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Softball general meeting Re/Max ladies bow out _ Another very successful year i8 drawing to a close for Port Perry Minor Softball. There were about 600 young people pla ng with Minor Softball wit four T-ball teams, 11 sev- en-eight mites teams, 10 nine- 10 mite teams, four youth girls teams, four youth boys teams and eight youth lob ball teams. There were also "rep" teams in the mites, squirts, peewee, pee- wee bantan girls, bantams and midgets. Two of our rep teams hosted their All-Ontario cham- pionships and both were suc- cessful with the squirts winning the All-Ontario Squirt "C" and the midgets winning the All- Ontario Midget "B". Needless to say, there are" several hundred people who have volunteered their time to be convenors and coaches as well as our wonderful sponsors - all of whom have been thanked In a prior issue of this paper. However, there are countless Used Poxt| Perry | AUTO SALES | across from the beer store - 1985-1916 «cine § Mon. to Thurs. 9-8pm, Fri. & Sat. 9-5pm hours of ""behind-the-scenes" work that must be done in order to keep our association running effectively. Sadly, that is where we are lacking manpower and it is essential that there be some help on the executive for next year. Staying on top of every as- pect of running successful pro- grams is a huge job for one or two people. If you value the ex- perience your children or your- self have had with Port Perry Minor Softball, then please con- sider coming out and getting in- volved! Many hands make light work and NO prior experience is necessary - just a willingness to pitch in and help. The Annual General Meeting will take place 7 p.m. at the Latcham Centre at the foot of Queen Street on Wednesday, Sept. 29. For further information, please call Allynne Jones, 985- 9860. busy to get ts. 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Date PCheque Enclosed (________) Signature Team Roping Calf Roping in division championship It was an exciting finish to a good year for the Re/Max ladies as they went 4-0 in the round- robin at the "Port Perry Ladies Lobball' Annual Tournament last weekend, and lost a hard fought "B" Championship game to a hard hitting Panthers team on Saturday afternoon. Re/Max played Panthers on Wednesday night in the first game of the tournament. Pan- thers scored one run in the first inning and one in the second with six consecutive hits. Pan- thers scored four runs in the third with Re/Max only getting one. Panthers scored two more in the top of the fifth to lead 8-3. Not to be beaten, Re/Max scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth on eight hits. The sixth in- ning was scoreless. In the sev- enth, Panthers scored once and Re/Max twice to finish the game 10-9 for their first win. The next game, against Sea- grave, was also a close one with Seagrave ahead at the end of six, by a score of 5-4. In the top of the seventh, Re/Max scored two runs on three hits, includ- ing a triple by Donna. In the bottom of the inning, Seagrave was held scoreless. The final score was 6-5 for Re/Max, their second win. On Saturday morning, Re/ Max played Saintfield. Al- though it was early in the morn- ing, the bats were awake and at the end of two, the score was 11- 5 for Re/Max. Re/Max went on to win their third game of the tournament by a score of 14-7. Re/Max bats continued to be hot in their next game, against Ridgenorth. After coming from behind in the third inning and tying the score at five, they nev- er looked back, shutting Ridge- north out for the remaining five 'against Oshawa General innings. The final score was 12- 5 for Re/Max. Win number four. On Saturday afternoon, Re/ Max played Panthers again in the "B" Championship game. This game was similar to the first game, and at the end of six, the score was 7-6 for Panthers. A fifth win for Re/Max was not to be. They were held to only three hits in the last two 1n- nings and lost to Panthers 14-6. Joan received MVP for this game. Congratulations! The coaches, Ray Zaparanuik 'and Ralph McCullough, would like to thank the team for a fun and successful year; and as a team would like to thank our sponsor, the staff at Re/Max Scugog Realty Limited, for their support throughout the year. On Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1993 Community Memorial Hospital hosted a mixed lob ball game tal at the north diamond. After four innings the score was 6-zip for O.G.H., so Port decided to re- group and after some fine pitch- i Port Perry Minor Softball Association MOANING UDA GENERAL nileetinme Latcham Center 7 pm Wed., Sept. 29 General Meeting & Election of Officers fr ~% TY / = [FS I X. Ve Naco WILD WILLY'S e Western Wear ° "Spittin' Distance" from KooKoo Bananas Shirts, Hats, Bolo Ties, na ¢ Boulet ¢ Dingo « Canada West ¢ Acme e Dan Post ¢ Wrangler ¢ MWG e Country Shirt Design Roper e Stetson SmithBtlt ¢ Australian Outback 1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby, K-Mart Plaza (416) 432-WILD (9453) Boots, Accessories PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE In downtown Port Perry, approx. 3,000 sq. ft. Air conditioned. Lots of private parking. Suitable for retail or restaurant development in the downtown core. Reasonable long term lease available. ca 436-3025 ospi- Stats for the five games: Che- ryl - four singles, one double, two runs; Colleen - seven hits, two runs scored; Deanng - four ~ gingles, one double, three runs; Debbie M - five singles, two doubles, six runs; Debbie. T - four singles, one double, two walks, one run; Dianne - seven singles, two doubles, one triple, five runs; Donna - six singles, two doubles, one triple, one walk, five runs; Gerda - four singles, one double, one triple, two runs; Jennifer - six singles, one double, one walk, five runs; Joan - four singles, two triples, seven runs; Joyce - three runs; ~ Marg - six singles, one double, one run; Nancy - five singles, one double, one triple, one walk, six runs. Hospital Challenge ing, along with good oftence and defensive plays, managed to tie the game. Oshawa General scored one more run in the sev- enth inning which went unan- swered by Port. Final score 7-6 for O.G.H. Players from both teams gave a donation to the Community Memorial Hospital Fund on be- half of Port Perry Minor Ball. Many thanks to everyone who participated. Alumni softball The Durham College Athletic Department is continuing with its tradition of excellence by es- tablishing an Annual Alumni Women's Softball game. The 1993 Alumni Women's Softball game will take place Saturday, Sept. 26 at noon at Durham Fields. The game will feature an All Star team of Alumni vs. the 1993 Durham Lady Lords. | Last year's game was a great success! With a post game social added this year, 1993 will prove to be another success allowing former alumni to get together on an annual basis. To register for the game please call Ken Babcock in the Athletic Department 721-2000 ext. 2328. RELAX Let classifieds do the work! id v I'm The PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383