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--- 16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ---- SPORTS Angels win Eastern Canadian crown The Scugog "Angels," took off from Port Perry and headed east to Moncton with one thought in mind, and that is to repeat as Eastern Canadian Champions in 1994. And to do this they must play some top notch fastball. Angels 6 - Lasalle Que. 3 The Angels took on Lasalle Bleu Jays and handed them a 6- came after Lasalle took a 3-2 lead. The "Angels" added two more runs in the fifth as Gra- ham singled to right followed by Gena Spence singled to left, Kim Stewart then singled home Graham, then Tara Mowder singled home Spence. The final score was 6-3 Angels. Tara Mowder with three hits, two hits each for Sherri Brown- pass ball. Tara Mowder with three hits, two hits each by Par- kinson and Lisa Crooker, 3-2 Angels, game two. Angels 4 Salisbury N.B. 2 Angela Davis' turned in a pitching performance that was the envy of all as she tossed a five hitter to keep the young up- starts of Salisbury Flyers at 2, The Scugog Angels arrived their second straight Eastern members of the winning team ¢ 3 loss. Lasalle started things off with two runs on one hit, but the Angels came right back af- ter Tracy Smith's walk, then Sherri Brown-King lashed out a two run homer and after one in- ningit was 2-2. The "Angels" took control of this game as Nancy McConnell drew a walk, then Joanne Gra- ham (McDuff) lashed out a dou- ble to score McConnell, then scored herself with Kelly Cald- well running for her as Gena Spence singled, and this all King, Joanne Graham apd Gena Spence. Angels 3 - Charlottetown P.E.I. 2 Charlottetown Hot shots scored their two runs in the fourth and sixth innings, but this was not enough to catch the "Angels," as they ran up three runs in the second inning on Joyce Parkinson's double. Sandy Bronson then doubled to left field to score Parky. Tara Mowder then singled home Bronson and scored herself on a at Kerr Bus Lines early last Monday afternoon after claiming Canadian Championship in womens fastball. Pictured are the elebrating upon their return home to Port Perry last week. bay. The "Angels" got things roll- ing in the bottom of the first as Sherri Brown-King led off with a single to left field, stole second base and came home on Joanne . Graham's triple. This gave the "Angels" a 1-0 lead. Bridgette Sonnies, a young pitcher of great talent, will someday be heard from in the future, led off with a single to right field, to start things off for Salisbury N.B., advanced on a pass ball and came home on It's been busy the past couple of weekends at Port Perry Tennis Club, where mens and la- dies singles championships have been held. Here, ladies champion Mary McKelvey Is flanked by men's champ Kent Johnston (left), and second-place finisher John Rickey. Ta- sha VanderWyst was second to Mary, while ladies consolation champ Karin DenBoer de- feated Sally Martin, and Brad Johnston took the consolation title from Roland Preiss. Debbie Dupuis' double to left center. Ginette Garneau, drove a single through the infield to score Dupuis from second base. The "Angels" in their half of this inning got things going on Sherri Brown-King's homer to right field. This was followed b Nancy McConnell's triple to le field and scored on Joanne Gra- ham's single to right. This gave the "Angels" the lead again 3-2. Tara Mowder in the fourth, doubled down the left field line, then came home on Lisa Crook- " er's double to right field. That was all the "Angels" needed to take the win 4-2. Sherri Brown-King with two hits, also Joanne Graham, Tara Mowder with two each. "Angels"4 Montreal Flyers 2 Montreal "Flyers" scored the first run with Marting Beruke, infield hit, followed by a sacri- fice by Gauthier on Anne Te- treault's fly ball to right field, which scored Berube from third base. A base on balls to Chanteli "Gauthier and Anne Tetreault. A fly ball to left field by Sophie B Bulard scored Gauthier, then Nancy Chabat singled to right, that allowed Teterault to move to third, and a fly ball to right field killed the inning for Men- treal. In the "Angels" half of the sec- ond inning, Joanne Graham was hit by a pitch ball, Gena Spence then singled to left field, Cheryl Vaughan then drew a walk that loaded the bases. Joyce Parkinson then had a in- field hit that scored Graham from third, and the bases were still loaded. Kelly Caldwell then singled to right to score Spence. A fly ball to center field scored Cheryl Vaughan, then a single off the short stop's leg by Sherri Brown-King, then a single by Nancy McConnel scored the last run in the inning to put the "Angels ahead 6-1. The "Angels" added three more runs in the third as Tara Mowder singled to left field. Gena Spence then singled down left field, scoring Mowder on in- terference. Gena moved to sec- ond base, and scored on Cheryl Vaughan's single to left center, and then scored from second base after a pass ball as Kelly Caldwell singled to right center. That was all the "Angels" need- Turnto Page 18 Minor softball's successful year comes to an end Another very successful year is drawing to a close for Port Perry Minor Softball. . There were about 450 young people playing with Port Perry and District Minor Softball, with four T-ball teams; 10 - sev- en-eight Mite teams; 10 - nine- 10 Mite teams; five Youth Girls teams; four Youth Boys teams and six Youth Lob Ball teams. There were also "rep" teams in the Mites, Squirts, Peewee, Bantam Boys, Bantam Girls and Juveniles. Port Perry was put on the map yet again by our talented Juvenile team who won the All- Ontario Juvenile title. This was the third such All-Ontario title for most of these young men in as many years. Needless to say there are many people who have volun- teered their time to be conven- ors, and coaches as well as our wonderful sponsors. However, there are countless 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. Staying on top of every aspect of running successful programs is a huge job for a handful of people. If you are interested in help- ing out with Port Perry Minor Softball Executive please plan to attend our upcoming general meeting. No experience is nec- essary - just a willingness to pitchin and help. The annual general meeting will take place at 7 p.m. at the Latcham Center on Oct. 5, 1994. For further information please call Allynne Jones at 985-9860. Empringham, Brad Ba Titterton. team is looking good so far. ies and line c September 27 in Schomberg. ModJacks sign eight veterans to cards Eight veterans have been signed to the 1994-94 MoJacks squad, with the remainder of the team to be chosen this week. Goaltender Rick Hutchinson will be back in the net for the ModJacks this season. Defensemen Gavin Cochrane, Duane haw and Steve Staniland will also all be back as will forwards Todd Dennis, Keith Leslie and Ian Although the MoJacks have not been winning in their pre- season games, General Manager Murray Parliament said the The coaching staff has been taking a long look at some rook- changes have been abundant, but Parliament stresses thatis what trainingcamp is all about. The MoJacks will continue their exhibition schedule this week meeting Bowmanville on Tuesday evening and Ux- bridge on Thursday evening. A final exhibition game will be on