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sv den J . "o PA spat A Sore ¢ Fn a ¢ wy At nb hg oF byt n og A TA Fre aap ott yoda a boos wr ¥ TRAP i 8 A 2 LLL HIG 2 . dE WIRY Cg PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 21,1993 - 31 5. Gia GANA LL FOR GAA Cs GULL TET AEN. haat 4 lt DSATHE VAL FURDER Wy Ai cn GOSH | p Dia FORDER © GOLOSANTHIRG 2 >, The Dana Forder 17 and Under Girls Soccer Team finished the regular season in first place in the Durham league. Playoff action between the Port Perry team and the Ajax Warriors began on September 16 at the Scugog Soccer Fields. Pictured above are members of the Dana Forder team: (front, from left) Tara Sutch, Mari Farquharson, Sarah Coyne, Liz Wordley, Amy McAr- thur, (middie row) coach lan Finlay, Paula Reed, Melanie Hunter, Kim Sproule, Kelly Phipps, coach Ron Cosway, (back row) Sara Cosway, Shawna Cornish, Emily Cosway, and Shaunagh- Goldsmithing soccer .by Dana Forder Dana Forder Goldsmithing ~ Under 17 girls soccer team host- ed Ajax Warriors in the quarter finals on Thursday, Sept. 16. This game was well played by both teams with great scoring chances being nullified by super goaltending by both goalies. The Forder gals struck first when Sara Cosway drove the ball into the corner of the Ajax goal on a nice head pass by Pau- la Reed. Shawna Cornish made the score 2-0 when she tapped in a rebound. Ajax scored late in the half to make the score 2-1 at halftime. Ajax turned up the pace a notch in the second half, but it was Mari Farquharson who made a great rush down to score and give Port a 3-1 lead. team reaches semis Ajax never gave up and kept the pressure on and scored to make the score 3-2 with 16 min- utes to play. Forders' Kelly Phipps scored two quick goals on nice cross shots to put Forder up 5-2. Ajax scored one more to make the final 6-8 for Port. All team members were in- strumental in this win with their never-give-up attitude. Liz Wordley made an out- standing play and saved a sure goal by clearing the ball to the. side of the field in the first half. Sara Coyne once again was superb in goal. Congratulations girls - semi- final game will be at Soccer Fields Thursday, Sept. 23 at 6 p.m. against Pickering Village. Practice Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. nessy Gault. Missing from the photo are Lacey McArthur, Heather Bredin, and Michelle Evans. Gamblers' season comes to an end YRYY= From Page 30 O.A.S.A. Inter. "A" finals and their first opponent was the Wa- terford-Rockford "Yins" for a 7 p.m. game. This game was a thriller for the many fans who made the trip with the Gam- blers. Greenbank fell behind af- ter three innings by a 3-0 score but they fought back on key hits by Terry Till and Trevor Till and finally squared the score when Peter Oosterholt belted a home run out of Linwood Park. The game went into extra in- nings and Waterford-Rockford again took the lead by 4-3 in the top of the tenth but Greenbank tied the game again when Steve Durham drove in Peter Ooste- rholt. In the bottom of the 13th in- ning with Terry Till and Don Beaton on third and second and with two out, Jim Chilvers ap- parently ended the game with a scorching line drive to the out- field fence which scored Till eas- ily. However in the resulting ju- bilation on the field by the Gambler players and fans, the alert Rockford Club noticed that Chilvers had not touched first base and when the ball was retrieved and thrown to first base, the runner was called out and the game was still tied. This unsettling event proved to be their downfall as Rockford pushed across the winning run in the 14th inning and the Greenbank team had to swal- low a tough loss. The game end- ed at 11 p.m. (a four hour mara- thon). Mark Goreski was outstanding on the Gambler mound and pitched the whole 14 innings while striking out 14 batters along the way. Both teams made numerous out- standing defensive plays dur- ing the game to keep the large crowd on the edge of their seats and the score tied. Saturday morning Green- bank had to put Friday night's loss behind them and they did just that as they rallied behind Jim Chilvers pitching to pound out an 8-1 win over Belleville. Steve Durham and Jim Chil- vers each had three hits for the Gamblers in their 13 hit assault on the Belleville pitching staff. Trevor Till and Bill Buys added two hits each with Brian Till, Don Beaton and Mike Giroux each picking up a hit. Chilvers claimed 10 strikeout victims during the game. Greenbank met the heavy hitting Elora Lumber Kings in the afternoon and again they were forced to come from behind a 2-0 lead for Elora in the sixth inning. Bill Buys singled sharp- ly into left field to score Trevor Till and Don Beaton to tie the game and send it into overtime. In the bottom of the ninth Bill Buys ended the contest when he drilled the first pitch of the in- ning out of the park for a 3-2 Gambler win. In addition to Buys heroics at the plate, Steve Durham and Don Beaton had two hits a piece with Brian Till adding a single. Jim Chilvers went the distance on the Greenbank mound and struck out nine Elora batsmen. At 6 p.m. Greenbank met Co- bourg at St. Clements and this game saw ex Gambler pitcher Wayne Wells going for Cobourg against Greenbank pitcher Jim Chilvers who was having an outstanding day on the hill, and everyone knew it would be a real pitcher's battle. But Lady Luck was not smil- ing on the Gamblers as by this game the injury jinx had over- taken them and the Gamblers were forced to play without Don Beaton, Terry Till and Peter Oosterholt. Chilvers However (who pitched 21 innings on Saturday) and Wells, were both outstand- ing and the Gamblers were eliminated by a 1-0 score on an unearned run. Wells struck out 12 Gamblers and Chilvers fanned nine Co- bourg batters during the game. A battling Greenbank team gave it everything they had with coach Don Phinney catch- ing the final game, catcher Paul Goreski in left field, pitcher Mark Goreski in center field and outfielder Bill Buys at shortstop. Steve Burham and Jim Chil- vers had the only two hits off Wells but it was a tense, well played game that was a credit to both teams... So the 1993 Fastball season comes to a close and coaches Ken Goreski and Don Phinney, along with manager Rodd Fos- ter were very pleased with the teams accomplishments this season. Finishing first in the Oshawa City League and winning the league playoffs comes right on the heels of winning everything last year in the Peterborough City League. Time for some rest for the Gamblers but 1994 is another year and the Greenbank team will be looking to entertain their fans again in 1994. (Note: the O.A.S'A. 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