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PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 29,1993 - 29 From Page 2g The Scugog Angels womens fastball team won the bronze medal advancing them to the provincial tournament. The Midget Merchant fast- ball team won the gold medal at the Guelph Midget tournament The Seagrave Tykes won their recent tournament. Square Boy Pizza won the A championship of the ModJacks slo-pitch tournament. The USA*Canada Challenge, featuring the Sioux City Soos and the Oshawa Hornets drew a large crowd to downtown Port Perry. The Taylor Ford Mites were . 4 pos 2, oe aus & : 2 The sixth annual GM Tool and Dye Fishing Derby was held on Lake Scugog. Top catch was a 3 1b. 11 ounce largemouth bass. Quebec Nordiques players Kerri Huffman and Mike Ricci were at Lake Scugog Lumber signing autographs. Mark's Maintenance and Don Frew and Sons won the Senior and Squirt divisions respective- ly at the Cartwright Minor Ball Championships. The Port Perry Legion Squirts won the All-Ontario Championships. Two local rugby players Al Foggetti and Lindsay Parry won silver medals at the Cana- > oe gO = y £ The Scugog Angels Fastball team won the Eastern Canadian Championships in P.E.I in The Port Perry Modacks opened training camp this month. The Dana Forder Goldsmith- ing girls soccer team finished the season in first place. The Greenbank Gamblers ad- vanced to the City League fi- nals, and the Midget Merchants bowed out. Sunderland Eades Well Drill- ing and Brown and Brethour In- surance won the/A division of the ladies lob ball finals. The Pink Panthers won the B divis- sion. The Derbyshire Hawks and Pizza Delight won the A and B division finals of the men's slo- pitch end of year tournament. August. Members of the winning team were as follows. Front row from left are Gena Spence, Nancy McConnell, Tracy Smith, Laurie Dudgeon, Diane Drury, Amber Wood, Tara Judson MacDonald, bat girl. Back row: Don Hurst, general manager, Jim Cooke, assistant coach, Joyce Parkison, Kim Stewart, Joanne Graham, Mandee Porter, Rhonda Ludlow, Ja- nie Thorton, Bonnie Richards, Ray Zaparanuik, assistant coach and Rick Finlay, coach. finalists at the Napanee tourna- ment and B championship win- ners at the Simcoe tournament. The annual Regatta Golf Tournament was held at Sunny- brae Golf Course. AUGUST The Scugog Angels won the silver medals at the Provincial Ladies Fastball championships. The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club held its annual Love Cup -tournament. Winners were Mu- riel Rickard, Ida Hurtig and Alice Spence. The Derbyshire Hawks slo- pitch team raised $600 for the ~ 1st Port Perry Scouts through a Guess the Team Weight fund- raiser. The Blackstock Figure Skat- ing Club won the T-Ball champi- onship of the Cartwright Minor Ball finals. Swain Seed Slug- gers won the 7-8 Mites division. Stephan Timms competed in the World Triathlon Champion- shipsin Manchester, England. The Peewee ModJacks won the zone championships advancing them to the All-Ontario finals. Port Perry Minor Softball wrapped up its season. Perfect Heating, Van Camp Contract- ing, Flieler's and Settlement House Shops won their respec- tive divisions. The Port Perry Midgets host- ed the OASA Provincial Tourna- ment. The winners of the annual doubles tennis tournament were Jackie Dusenberg and Diane Burt in the ladies divi- sion and Jay Neil and Ken Elli- ottin the mens. Local user groups at Scugog Arena held a monster bingo of- fering $3,500 in cash prizes. The Port Perry MoJacks Pee- wees finished fourth at the All- Ontario Championships. The Port Perry Midgets cap- tured the crown at the OASA Fastball Championships. da Games. The Port Perry IGA Flames won the Port Perry Ball Hockey League finals defeating the Gal- ley. 5 Division winners of the Scu- gog Baseball Association were Van Camp Contracting, Dollar Plus, Pineridge Sports, Cart- wright, Durham Pharmacy and The Stables. Cup Day winners were Reach Park Motors, Van Camp Con- tracting and Roka Lumber Fire Wood. : SEPTEMBER The Junior and Bantam Golf Championships were held at Sunnybrae Golf Course. Max Wordley was first, Scot Prechit- ki second and Kent Taylor and Jason Logan were tied for third in the Junior division. In the senior division Chris Jamieson, Lawrence Cook and Ryan Moynes were first to third re- spectively. The Legion Squirts won t he All-Ontario championships in August. Pictured are the mem- The Scugog Angels won the gold at the Eastern Canadian International Ladies Fastball Championships in Prince Ed- ward Island. Seagrave Industrial Machine - Movers and the L'il Gators won the championship and consola- tion finals respectively of the Port Perry Youth Lob ball tour- nament. Riyadh, a locally owned pac- ing colt narrowly missed adding the third jewel to his crown. He finished second at the little Brown Jug after winning the first two jewels of the Triple Crown. It was announced a 96-team "Field of Dreams" slo-pitch tour- nament is being planned for Scugog for Canada Day. Adam Johnston defeated his brother Kent to win the mens singles championship at the tennis court OCTOBER J yo Diane Burt won the champi- onship of the ladies tennis finals | and Roz Wordley won the conso- lation. ' The Malmont Atoms As won the B championship at the Allis- ton tournament. The 1994 softball executive was elected. President is Al- lynne Jones and vice-president is Dave Dalton. Port Perry Minor Hockey team opened their exhibition and regular season schedules. The Port Perry ModJacks trounced the Uxbridge Bruins 7-3 in their home opener. A memorial run was held at the soccer fields in Port Perry for Lisa Carlson, an S.A. Caw- ker teacher who was killed in a car accident. The owners of star trotter Bil- lyjojimbob are suing a drug manufacturer after its drug caused the $900,000 career win- ning horse to retire. Port Perry High School rugby - teams played host to a team from Aberaeron School in Wales. The Port Perry Rotary Club began selling Blue Js to help cheer on the World Series bound team and to raise money for charity. The Scugog Angels hosted a fastball clinic on Thanksgiving Sunday in Port Perry. The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club elected its new executive for the year and handed out awards to the year's schedule winners. The new executive in- cluded Helen Nesbitt, Hazel Leger, Cam Crawford, Alice Spence, Wayne O'Connor, Gord Prentice, Dalton Dorrell, Bud Heard, Hazel Gray and Tom Finnerty. . NOVEMBER The Scugog Angels Fastball Club were presented with Township of Scugog Achieve- ment Awards for their victory at the Eastern Canadian Champi- onships. The R.H. Cornish Cross Country teams did well at a re- cent meet. The 11-year-old girls and boys teams placed second and several individuals also placed in the top six. Epsom was firstin the under eight category. The 13-year-old boys team from Cawker was first and the 14- year-old boys team was third. Local public schools Cornish, Cawker and Cartwright took part in a fun volleyball tourna- mentat S.A. Cawker. The Port Perry High School Athletic Council held a craft chow and sale to raise money. bers of the team. Back row from left are Mark Richardson, Chris Monsma, Reid McTaggart, Aaron Lycett, Mike MacLennan and Darryl Dalton. Front (I-r) Sean Jeffrey, Ryan McQuade, Chris Jones, Mike Versage, Jeff Ashton and Mark Heffern. At far back are coaches Pat Ver- sage, Dave Dalton and Dennis Ashton. The rink of Kelly Evans, Lau- ral Griffen, Carol Jackson and - - Karen Parish won the firstbon- = 'spiel of the year at the Commu- nity Curling Club. ~ - Willy and Son Small Engines | was presented with the 1993 Personal -Watercraft Supreme Service Award by Polaris. The Novice Auctioneers won the Tottenham tournament. Scott Maxwell, an up and coming road racer, spoke to the Lions Club of Port Perry at a re- cent meeting. The Cartwright Dynos hosted a snowmobile driver training course at the Nestleton Hall. The S.A. Cawker - Public School intermediate boys won the Durham Central Volleyball - Championships. Local minor hockey squads began taking part in sevéral tournaments. 4 The Port Perry Merchant Midgets Fastball team were presented "with recognition "medals by Scugog Township Council for their All-Ontario championship. Novice hockey league players received a lesson in wearing properly fitting equipment. The annual two-day cash spiel was held at the Port Perry Community Curling Club with 'a team from Toronto taking top honors. 'The S.A. Cawker intermedi- ate boys volleyball team won the Durham Central Champi- onships and the girlsintermedi- ate team were the runners-up. ~The Port Perry Midgets Fast- ball team, which claimed the All-Ontario Championship ear- lier in the year, were presented with achievement medals at a council meeting. Local rinks did not fare well y at the annual three-day cash spiel at the Port Perry Commu- nity Curling Club, with all divi- sions being won by out of town rinks. . : DECEMBER Greenbank Public School's Junior boys volleyball team won the Durham Central Champi- onships and the R.H. Cornish Intermediate boys were the run- ners-up at their finals. The Pearce Auction Novice squad won the Beaverton Tour- nament. The Scugog Overhead Door Peewees won the Ennismore ° Tournament. The Port Perry rink of Marjo- rie Jackson, Helen Parish, Elaine Cheeseman and Edna Bruton won the Diamond Zone Senior Curling Championships. The Port Perry Key-Bar Of- fice Equipment Juveniles nar- rowly missed winning their home tournament, losing in the dying minutes to a team from Lindsay. The Squirt Legionnaires Fastball team were presented with medals of achievement by Scugog Township Council. The team won the All-Ontario Championships earlier in the year. The Port Perry Legionnaires captured the championship of | their home tournament held at Scugog Arena over the Christ- mas holidays. The Country Style Bantams bowed out in the final of their home tournament, also held over the holidays. ET EE mn