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TO TITY Rasta anak ual che cal _A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 23 1994-17. Ee eH SPOR Juveniles win and lose Gam This week's sports report for the Juvenile Merchants Fast- ball team is sponsored by Hau- gen's, Williamson GM, Preci- sion Construction and Edwards Construction. The league playoffs for the Oshawa and District Men's League began this week, and the Port Perry Merchants chalked up a win against Bow- manville and a loss against Greenbank. The playoffs are a double knockout format. On Tuesday, in the game against Bowmanville, the score was close and Port was lucky to advance with a win. A run was scored in the second and third innings by the Merchants to take the lead, but the smart pitching by Bowmanville's Keith Adamson did not allow another run to cross the plate. Goreski's Marina hosts "Top Bass' tournament Dave Pollard and Michael MacNeil pocketed more than $2,300 as winners of this years Top Bass Fishing Series event held at Goreski's on Sunday. They are seen above with tournament organizer Ted Gallone. lbs. at Omemee on Pigeon Lake. Alan Goreskl and Ted Gallone flank the third place winners from Sunday's Top Bass Tournament, Greg and Greg and Steve Delyea of Oshawa whose catch weighed 14.20 Ted Gallone, organizer of the Top Bass Fishing Series said the day went very well and they would like to run a similar tournament from Goreski's again next year. The Top Bass Fishing Series continues this weekend at Bewdley on Rice Lake and finishes the season September 11 Anyone wanting information about the Top Bass Series can call Ted Gallone at (905) 727-8496. IS Card pitched a strong game for the Port Juveniles and an un- earned run in the fifth was the only Bowmanville score. Card struck out 10, walked two, and allowed four hits for a final 2-1 score. On Thursday, the Merchants travelled north to Greenbank minus a few regular players who were sick, workingor on va- cation. The Juveniles had lots of optimism as they scored their first run in the second inning. Card held Greenbank until the fourth when home runs by Greg Newell and Paul Goreski put the Gamblers ahead 3-1 for the only Greenbank runs of the game. In the bottom of the sev- enth with two out, Port was able to get a runner on first. An error in the outfield allowed a runner to score, and the tying run was threatening at third base. A long fly ball by MacLennan was tracked down in the field, end- ing the game at a 3-2 win for Greenbank. Hitters for the week: Card - two runs, single, double, RBI; Cochrane - single; Laird - two singles; Linton - run, single; McBride - single; Shrigley - walk, double; Timms - single, RBI; Vander Slagt - run, single, triple, RBI. This week, the playoffs con- tinue with the Merchants fac- ing Port Perry Antrim on Tues- day, Aug. 23 at 8:30 p.m. This is a game which the Port fans will not want to miss as the home town rivals always play compet- itive and entertaining ball. The winner of this game will meet Bowmanville in Port on Thurs- day, Aug. 25 at 8:30 p.m. Arena programs set to go The 1994 winter programs at Scugog Arena are ready to go with many public programs on tap for the season. Public skating, in a new time slot of 2-3:30 p.m., will begin on Sunday, September 11. Public skating will also run on Thurs- days from 1-2p.m. eekday programs will in- clude parent and tot skates each Monday from 1-2:30 p.m. and prove hockey skills. Helmets must be worn and full equip- ment and face masks are also recommended. All weekday programs will begin the week of September 12. pecial programs are also planned for September 16, No- vember 7 and February 10, which are all P.A. days. Shinny will run from 9-11 a.m. and pub- lic skating from 1-4p.m. From Page 14 In addition to the Newell and Paul Goreski home runs, Gore- ski also added a single, Brian Till a double with Steve Dur- ham and Dan Balachorek rounding out the Greenbank hitting. Jeff Card went the distanca for Port Perry and had six strikeouts in the contest. Jim Chilvers has returned from the I.S.C. Tourney at Charlottetown, P.E.I. where he performed with the London- blers In playoff action Sheddon team as a pick-up player, which the major tourna- ments in North America allows. This week, the other half of Greenbank's excellent pitching duo, Mark Goreski, leaves for - Salt Lake City with the Oshawa Mickey Finns for the N.AF.T.A. trophy. ; So far in City League playoff... action, the only team to suffer two losses and be eliminated is the Oshawa Double "B" Juve- niles. : CL ' PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET | am s Fastball League Standings GPW L 2019 0 2017 3 2217 5 2112 8 19 9 7 18 810 21 614 20 614 21 417 21 021 O00 -~0W200 TEAM 16 14 15 11 15 16 17 15 15 Pink Panthers 15 Ridge North 15 Re 15 THESE STANDINGS SPONSORED BY QCQdcla ND20--NOO Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch (as of Aug. 15) - Coldwell Banker 15 Gators 6 Winchester Arms 21 Seagrave 14 Pizza Delight 28 Forder Park 13 Hank's 11 Bradshaw Towing 4 Oppers 18 Goreski's 17 Investors Group 22 Pineridge 17 Square Boy IGA-no report PP Auto Glass Crandelis-no report 'Division A TEAM ml Col | Banker Port Perry Ladies Lob Ball Gators So GP W L T PTS Seagrave Systems - 28 PPIGA 22 Square Boy 22 Crandells 21 PP Auto Glass 16 Division B 15 Bradshaw's Towing 14 Goreski's Resort 9 Hank's Pastries Oppers Aluminum 2 Investors Group Forder Park Pizza Delight Pineridge PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP LTD. 1894 Scugog St. Port Perry (905) 985-2839 ro PTS 28 18 18 16 12 --t ) B - > wsooc00rE "ONNONLW OBANOONHL ocoocococoo0o- Ra" 4 WHEbONOONO O42 =2000W= lidogs BEBE AB A TEREX 3 BEER DR UERNT 2 9. VENI 8 8 WEEN 8 SUSE A 5 SEE A nA Registration « 1994/1995 Season at Scugog Arena Wednesday mornings from 9- FRIDAY, AUGUST 26TH 7-9 P.M. Steve Delyea of Oshawa. 10:30 a.m. Parents are encour- SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH 10 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Goreski's Summer Recreation was the scene of a one day aged to teach their, youngsters SUNDAY, AUGUST 28TH 1-3 P.M. live release Top Bass Fishing Series tournament last Sunday. | © S183, Wl © geting exercise (For the 4th season in a row Port Perry Ringette The tournament attracted 58 teams who caught a total of | "*gi¥HUeOn = ove registration fees have not increased) 216 bass during the day with the $500 prize for Big Fish y y ry REGISTRATION FEES: going to the team of Dan Yaxley and Jim Bolton for their 5.90 Monday and Wednesday from S: Ib. bass. 11:30a.m.-1p.m. This program (Player and team pictures included) Dave Pollard of Mississauga and Michael MacNeil of th ideal for shift workers or 1 player sescacscccce cresrsansnsssnesanenaesasersassss $B 0 65.00 Kleinburg won 1st prize with a total weight for five bass of | [1080 With some time on their 2 players in a family...........................$3085.00 16.32 Ibs. Second place total weight was taken by Frank and Loo sha h oo rogr an to 3 players in a family $420 Justin Pugelj with 15.92 lbs for five fish and third place were p pe, have fun and im- yers in a tamily........ ssesssessennacanens 00 (Born '87,'88,'89) Bunnie "Learn to Play Ringette"....... $80.00 "REMINDER: Late fee $20.00 perchild after August 28th, FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 985-0432 This advertisement is sponsored PINERIDGE SPORTS -- with 3 locations to serve you * Port Perry Plaza * Scugog Arena » Manvers Arena . Service ts Priority #1