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LJ THE PORT PERRY STAR R a SEE EE (From Preceding Page) It was announced that the popular Canada-USA Challenge would return to Port Perry, The Sioux City Gateway 2000 Soos would be returning to take on the Toronto Gators. The Greenbank Gamblers became three-peat cham- pions of the Baltimore Fastball Tournament. The Greenbank Cuties took on the Greenbank Gamblers ina match. The Port Perry Tennis Club held a grand opening to cele- brate its resurfacing of its courts. Adam Johnston, 19, of Port Perry attended a tennis aca- demy in Florida and was offering tennis lessons in Port Perry for the summer. ey for the Canadian Cancer Society. The pair completed 90 holes and raised $1,500. Port Perry resident Nicole Addison was chosen to pay for the Ontario Lacrosse team at the Commonwealth Games. Fhe Scugog Angels won the bronze medal at the Provincial Championships Qualifier. More than 50 teams took part in a three-on-three bas- ketball tournament held during Festival Days, ~ Alarge crowd watched the Canada-USA Challenge, as the Toronto Gators and Sioux City Gateway 2000 Soos took to the fields in Port Perry for an exhibition game. The annual Demolition Derby, sponsored by the Lions Club, was held a the fairgrounds. The Scugog Baseball Associations Tyke Selects became the district hardball champions. Brad MacArthur, of Port Perry, was offered three scho- larships for lacrosse in the United States. He was playing for the Whitby Warriors tear t the time. Womens fastball teams/ from Australia and New Zealand came to Port Perry for exhibition action against the Scugog Angels. The Bantam Merchants won the B cham- pionship of the Hastings thurnament. The Peewee MoJacks eayned a berth in the 0.A.S.A. playoff tournament. The Scugog Angels won the gold medal at the All-Ontario Championship The Port Perry Lawn BowNng team of | 3 _-- | Harold Martyn and Clara Martyn and Joyce Storry won a mixed trebles tournament at the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club. George Burnett, a native of Port Peyry, was named coach of the Edmonton Oiler) of the National Hockey League. The Taylor Ford Mites advanced to the All Ontario Championships. Analda Garden Centre won the [-Ball Championship, H&M Wright Sox won the senior division and Swain Seed won the Tyke division of the Cartwright Minor Ball League. The Juvenile Merchants three-peated as the All-Ontario champions. The Greenbank Gamblers clinched first place in the Oshawa and City District Fastball League. Van Camp Contracting, Sedgrave and Perfect Heating won their respective baseball divisions. The lawn bowling duo of Joyce Storry, Joyce Stephenson and Anna Beaton won the Uxbridge tournament. The Durham Rowing Club, of which four Port Perry girls were a part, won silver medals eee at the Central Ontario Rowing | | Championships. Cartwright umpires and coach- "es took their turn on the dunk tank at the Blackstock Fair. Wilson Refinishing to win the Scugog Adult Mixed Slo-Pitch League title. The Peewee MoJacks placed fourth at the 0.A.S.A. tournament. The Oshawa and District Fastball League All-Stars, which included several Scugog Township players, met the Toronto Gators in a benefit fastball game. The proceeds went to the Wayne Allen Benefit Fund. The president of the league, Mr. Allen, was seriously injured in a car accident returning home from the Canada-US Challenge in Port Perry in July. The Scugog Baseball League held is end of year tournament. Winners in their respective divisions were Van Camp Contracting, Causeway Cougars, Willowtree Farms, Durham Pharmacy, Wotten Carpentry and Grumble Hillbillies. Brian Goble, and mechanic Craig Hoskin took home trophies from the Blackstock Demolition Derby. MAY 1994 - Ed Teno and Garry Geer were presented with Coaching Recognition Awards at the annual Port Perry Minor Hockey Association banquet held at Scugog Arena. The duo successfully coached the Legion Peewees to an All-Ontario Championship this year. I; o Fat 150 3 oo . Cy - - H EO BF - PS \ pL ARE Ee JER PN AN): Xe) 74 5) b oo |S ri CARRY Ea LA 5 . . of 1 AD \ - 7 y * 3 \ 1 é = ENCE. . ale < A 2 From the staff & Management at ay The Port Perry Juveniles ended their season as threepeat All Ontario champions. 7: The Greenbank Gamblers ousted Mickey > Finns from the playoffs and were to meet the N.~ Antrim Angels. Everet Doupe got a hole in one at Crestwood Golf Course. Cup Day brought an end to the soccer season with the Port Perry Lions Club, Burketon, Manvers, Van Camp Contracting and IGA winnung their respective divisions. Cartwright Minor Ball held its awards day with Blackstock Lioness, Blackstock Figure Skating Club, Turner's Green Giants, H&M Wright Sox, Nestleton Country Store, Blackstock Lions Club, Causeway Cougars and Raglan Industries winning their respec- tive championships The Nestleton Mustangs won the A division of the Ladies end of year lob ball tournament. The Pink Panthers claimed the B side. Jim and Margaret Layrence, formerly of Bruton's IDA, and Big V were presented with a Corporate Sponsor Award for their years of sponsorship of ringette teams. The Scugog Angles won the Eastern Canadian Championships for the second straight year. The Port Perry MoJacks opened training ml of @he Povf Povey Sr re vasa camp for the season. JULY 1994 - Tired, but h Field of Dreams Slo-Pitch Tournament posed for a picture Industrial Machinery defeated f@llowing the successful weekend of ball. Back left, Jim Grosvenor and Randy Hathaway. Front left, Glen McCoy, red Nagle and Doug Dempsey. p-- - p-------- [1994 SPORTS - THE YEAR IN REVIEW A LOOK BACK AT 1994 - 118 * The Black Sox defeated \Bunch of Yahoos to claim he championship of the MBA leaj)ue. Pineridge Sports celebrated Yhe grand opening of their new location at Port Perry Plaza. Several area-businesses donated prizes for a special .draw for those who registered for mind hockey. appy, the-executive committee of The Port Perry MoJacks shut out the visiting Georgina Ice in the home opener for Port. Pamela Armstrong, nine, of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club placed first in the Preliminary B division at the Autumn Skate. oo The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club held its annual elec- tion of officers. The new executive included Alice Spence, Jack Bentley, Gord Prentice, Cam Crawford, Norm Caswell, Helen Nesbitt, Marta Gill, Hazel Gray, Carol Rawnsley and Mac Allbright. The Winchester Arms Girls Under 17 soccer team won the league Hnplonghin. Cartwright Minor Ball raised $1,800 with a late lob ball tournament. Port Perry Minor Softball held its election of officers. . Members included Ken Reinhardt, Dave McTaggart, Dave Dalton and Allynne Jones. - The Durham Rowing Club held a demonstration at the waterfront park. The annual Lisa Carlson Memorial Cross Country run was held at the Scugog Soccer Fields. Port Perry Minor Hockey experimented with a Panthers logo for the front of the shirts of the Midget 1 team, spon- sored by-Lakeside Golf & Hockey Centre. Cartwright Minor Ball held its elections with Dave Elliott, Mike Danilko, Bill Noseworthy, David Stapley and 'Sheila Shortridge being election. Several of the Port Perry MoJacks were sporting new hairdos as the rookies were given an initiation shave. = The 12-year-old boys cross country team from R.H. Cornish won the DEAA pennant at the Durham Cross Country Championships. IGA owner Jim Grieve was honored by the local ringette association for his long-standing sponsorship of teams in ort Perry. Wally Donaldson, sports aditor of the Oshawa Times wrote an editorial that Jieed Eric Lindros' family to donate a print of the NHL player for the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. | , Four individuals from S.A. Cawker did extremely well at a cross country meet. Mike Hamilton and Tim Cruikshank placed first, while Rebecca Cruilgshank and Kennan Geer were second. (Turn to next page)