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ohh in he di AP JERE. © "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" -- A i Port Perry Wrestling Club members have had a lot of success at recent meets, raking in their share of medals. They are: Mark Sherriffs, Matt Holditch (2 gold), Alex McKay (2 silver), Nicholas Byers (2 silver, bronze), Pierce Jones (bronze, 2 fourths), Will Mount, Greg Hunter, Brett Combdon (3 fourths), Donnie Sherriffs (silver), Jordan McKay (silver, fourth). In back row are Grant Kay, coach, James Byers (gold silver), Derek Domik (silver,) Matt Sturgess (gold) and coach Bob Byers. Cartwright Minor Ball Association is finalizing the details for the hardball af- filiation for the upcoming season. This year a new affiliation has been forged with the hardball association in Clar- ington (formerly Newcastle). After two years of affiliation with Scugog Base- ball, it has become necessary to look elsewhere for an. organization with which Cartwright hardball teams could playin affiliation with. - David Elliott, hardball liaison for Cartwright Minor Ball has been busy hammering out the final details in or- der to prepare the league for hardball play. From all appearances this looks to be an association which will benefit both Clarington and Cartwright teams. Some of the parents may recall from years gone by the Cartwright teams did play in association with teams in the Newcastle area. CMB finalizing plans for start of season This year CMB has renewed that af- filiation and therefore an old rivalry has been resurrected. The teams will play their games in Blackstock, Nestle- ton, Tyrone, Bowmanville, Orono and Courtice. This association will give the Cartwright teams a higher profile in these areas. Preparations for the softball and youth lob ball divisions are also being fi- nalized. This year, CMB is expecting to field almost 400 players on a total of 33 teams. This will see a player increase over last seasons registration by almost 10 per cent. If you have not registered to play, you may do so by contacting Patsy. Sonne at 986-9607. An assessment day 18 planned for Saturday, April 8 at the Blackstock Arena for player skill as- sessment. This day will be the last op- portunity to register without a late fee being assessed for registration. Nestleton Hardball registration to be held on Saturday, April 8 Only seven weeks left before the first pitch of the ball season!! With sign ups to date well beyond expected lev- els, Nestleton Hardball is holding the last formal registration day, Satur- day, April 8 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nestleton ball diamond shelter. In the cast of inclement weather, players can register either at Pineridge Sports or Causeway Service. The league is open to male and female players 10 to 20 years of age. Players from the Black- stock, Nestleton, Caesar- ea and Janetville areas are encouraged to sign up Cartwright ball assessment day The date for the CMB skills assessment day has been set. Time to get out the ball gloves and loosen up the arthritis that has taken hold of them over the winter months and then bring it with you that day. If you have signed up to play ball this season, you will need to attend this assessment day. The purpose of skills assess- ment is to evaluate indi- vidual player skill levels and then with these re- sults select teams that are closely matched in playing ability. The skills assess- ment will be held at the Blackstock Arena in Blackstock on Saturday, April 8 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The assessment times are as follows: Born - 1989-1990-1991 - 8a.m.-10a.m. Born - 1987-1988 - 10 a.m. - noon Born - 1985-1986 - noon -1:30 p.m. Born - 1983-1984 - 1:30 p.m. -2:30 p.m. Born - 1980-1981-1982 - 2:30 p.m. -3:30 p.m. Born - 1976-1977-1978- 1979 -3:30-4:30 p.m. If you have more than one family member play- ing ball you may have them assessed in one time slot. If so, please advise us when you arrive. Again, remember to bring your Friday Night Mixed End of Year Ladies High Average: Lynn Loughlin 1765. High Single Sharol King 268. High Single With Handicap: Lynn Dorland 326. High Triple Flat: Ar- Flat: lene Lott 624. High Triple With Handicap: Margaret Breckenridge 731. Low Single Flat: Jen Summerfeldt 80. Men High Average: Ken Ir- vine 209. High Single Flat: Doug Bache 352. High Single With Handicap: John Kersten 316. High Triple Flat: Bill Fritz 742. High Triple With Handicap: Rob Boadway 803. Low Single Flat: Mike Boadway 71. Scores from the Ladies Wednesday Afternoon March 29 Points: Brews 38, Squids 35, Clops 31, Chaps 20, Aces 15, Barts Games Over 200 Flat: Carol Davis 207, Dot Lee 228, Caron Weber 219, Gail Kowalczyk 213, Gerri Langille 233, Nancy An- ger 236, Marian Beer 223, Audrey Brown 249. Triples Over 550: Marian Geer 612, Nancy Anger 600, Dot Lee 566. lanes Ladies Wednesday Night March 22 Games Over 200: Mar- got Brain 243, Jody Smith 203, 209, Joan Barnes 286, 311, Mary Hawes 221, Barb Condie 222, 206, Julia Dempsey 208, Bev Brooks 222, Brenda Hellingman 212, Barb Ward 206, Lisa Sheehey 211. Triples Over 550: Margot Brain 568, Joan parnes 772, Barb Condie ball glove with you. If you have not signed up for ball yet and wish to do so, reg- istration will be available during the assessment day. CMB is available to youths from ages four to 19. This will be the last chance to register before team shirts are ordered. If you have any questions or need further information, contact Sheila Shortridge at 986-4900. " April 8 for what is shaping up to be a championship season for the Nestleton teams. Players 19-20 years are encouraged to sign for a Juvenile division, which will be playing their games in the OBA circuit. An umpires' clinic to be run by our OBA certified umpires, together with de- tails concerning a formal OBA carding clinic will be announced in the near fu-~ ture. All of the umpires who have already signed with Nestleton Hardball will be contacted by phone. If you are interest- ed in umpiring, and would like more information, please call either Rick Boc- caccio at 986-0508 or Ke- vin Balser at 986-4954. The Steering Commit- tee for Nestleton Hard- ball, would like to take this opportunity to thank the residents of Scugog for their outstanding support for this new league. Ok, ok, you kids, you kids, let's play ball!l! NORM'S FIX-IT HAS MOVED! 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