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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Ehoice" SPORTS Local racer appearing at Muscular Dystrophy events By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star + Lyndon Greene has been signing autographs and appearing at events for free to benefit the Mus- cular Dystrophy Associa- the "professional circuit. As a result the 24-year- old Nestleton native, along with his team that consists of Addam Jorz, Ray Edwards, Lisa Pater- son and Kiley Greene are ity barbecue and he is booked through the Labor Day Weekend when he will take part in the Mus- cular Dystrophy Telethon. Greene, who races at both Mosport and Shan- Lyndon Greene, of Nestleton, recently had new decals honoring sponsor Muscular Dystrophy added to his race car. Greene has been making person- al appearances at events for the association. See story for more details. tion. Greene, who began com- petitive showroom stock road racing just more than one year ago, recently add- ed Muscular Dystrophy decals to his vehicle in a act of free sponsorship. Greene raced for four years at the amateur level 'before making the jump to " featured at Muscular Dys- trophy events as the main attraction. Greene signs autographs and poses for photographs, with all pro- ceeds going to the associa- tion. Two weeks ago his team appeared at the Foxbo- rough IGA store for the lo- cal fire department's char- nonville tracks, began his racing season last week- end. The 1989 Chev Camaro (#165) is sponsored locally by Ken Edwards Auto Ser- vice, Nick Oram Auto Body, Capital Car and Truck Rental, Rent and Save and Confederation Signs. PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET Cartwright Minor Ball TEAM GP W T-Ball) nalda Garden Blk. Figure Skat. Blk. Lions Super Spud (Tyke) aker Auto Philp Pontiac Spring Grove Wotten Carpentry 3 Mite) ummings Back. 4 H&M Wright Sox 3 Lishmans 3 Nestleton Count. 3 Port Perry IGA 3 Turner Green Gts. 4 (Squirt) Antrim House Mann's Contr. Martyn Consul. | Swain Seeds Senior) ampbell Elec. 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Sox 7 6 1 0 12 Catchin' On 7 4 2 1 9 Buncha Yahoos 7 4 2 1 9 Jrader Sams ! a : 0 8 Worst Nightmare T PTS Scugog Taxi 73 4 0 6 0 12 Pros-204 Casimir 7 3 4 0 6 0 12 Just For Fun 6 2 4 0 4 0 8 Rowdies 70 5 22 0 8 0 4 Scugog's Squirt Fastball team has play up to a competitive standard and this week's games showed signs that they are headed ir. the right direction. The team was on the road to Aurora on June 13 and the outcome was a 13-3 Legion victory. None of the Aurora runs were earned in this one. Our infield played solidly in recording 11 fielding outs. Tim Jones pitched the 'W' with a three hitter,one walk and 5 Ks. Our offense was led by Mike Wise- man - three hits and one walk, Cory McQuade, Matt Skerratt and Tim all had two hits. Matt Fraser got his first career double! Mike Koury singled and had a sacrifice while Adam Lamb also singled. Mike LeFort earned three walks. Devon Howsam scored during our big fourth inning rally. On June 15, our Legionnaires were at home to the Willowdale Grizzlies and avenged n earlier loss to them by notch- ing a well earned 12-1 victory. This was our first "streak" of the season and it felt good. At St. Catharine's the team pulled the season. In this game another season first was our 6-4-3 double play. in this one as well as improved defen- sive composure when Willowdale a timely strikeout). Our bats were early in the game as we had twa other hits as well. Rookie Adam Lamb (out of our Greenbank farm team with Cory McQuade!) continues to im- slot. Mike Koury had two hits. Tim had three, Jeff and Mike LeFort each sin- gled. First year squirts Luke Pilkey and David Akermanis both showed good pitch judgment to earn walks. Defensively, Devon Howsam and Squirts working hard been working hard to bring their level of off their first pitch-out pick-off play of Lots of good base running was evident mounted some rallys (especially a third inning bases loaded situation ended by opened with three consecutive hits fol- lowed by Matt Skerratt's triple. Matt prove with three hits out of the lead-off 'Red' Fraser are also coming along well in their rookie squirt fastball careers. Mike LeFort pitched well in the last inning relief including snaring a line drive for the last out of the game. Tim earned the win with a three hit- ter, four walks and 12 strikeouts and showed grit with runners in scoring po- sition. On June 18, the Legionnaires trav- elled to play their nemesis Bramalea team. Despite being shorthanded the team was rewarded for their drive by a 3-1 victory. This rare win over a Bra- malea team was thanks to timely of- fense and defense though we are still generous to our opponents in leaving runners in scoring position too often. Matt Skerratt had a triple, single and two stolen bases plus a tagout at home from his catcher's position. Mike Wise- man also had two hits. Tim had a single to go with two walks and a stolen base while Jeff contributed a key first inning single. Our early first inning 2-0 Port lead gave our squad confidence to go out and battle their hosts. Tim pitched confidently with his de- fense playing "heads up" behind him and also made a tagout at home after Matt's transfer of a passed ball. He end- ed with a career high 15 strikeouts (in- cluding the side in the last inning), one walk, six hits. Our boys were jubilant in their unexpected win and this was the emotional highlight of the season thus far for the team. Our cheering captains "Lambo" and "Crockett" are learning how to get the team adrenalin going from the bench. Our second year "veteran" players are showingimproved leadership as the Le- gionnaires are evolving a "team" chem- istry. Come on out and lend your support to the hard-working team in their next York-Durham League home game on Thursday, June 22 at the Water St. south diamond vs. King City. Taylor Ford Mites lose Taylor-Ford Mercury Mites visited Pickering, ed the plays. Despite our improved play the Mustangs came up short on the final tally. June 13 and it was a per- fect day for baseball. Ash- ley Lucas putin a great ef- fort pitching a complete game. Our bats were hot as Pe- ter Jones hit two home runs, one a grand slam. He reached home safely three times on four at bats. Mike Lycett, Jeff Corbett, Steve Groves and Andrew Hale all scored twice and all our players reached home at least once. Pickering had fine base running and we were tied going into the bottom of the last inning. We tried but we couldn't hold off their persistent base steal- ing as they cashed in the winning run. June 15 the scene was Stouffville for another ex- citing contest. Darryl Co- pithorn pitched well and helped his own cause with a stand-up triple. Keith Forbes scored twice as did Chris Isaacs who also cranked a homer. Leo Tail- lon swatted two singles and showed his arm on short stop throwing to first where Shane Jef- frey's sure glove complet- Thunder. MoJacks lose first The Peewee MoJacks were handed their first de- feat in the York Durham League last week at the hands of the Peterborough Thunder. Ryan McBride pitched the entire game allowing seven hits and two walks while striking out two. The game was very good from a defensive view point as there were no errors committed. Ryan McQuade had a good game at shortstop as he picked up another dou- ble play in the first inning. Darryl Dalton had a good game at second and Nick Isaacs made a couple of nice catches out in left field. This was a night for singles as there were no extra base hits for the Port team. Ryan McBride led the boys at the plate with two singles while Darryl, Ryan McQuade, Mike Versage, Jeff Ashton and Chris sma all picked up a single each. Final score 4-3 for the on- On Tuesday night the boys were home to Vaughan. Chris Jones took to the mound for this one and gave us four walks and four hits. He struck out six batters. Chris also led the boys at the plate as he picked up two doubles and two singles. Mark Richardson picked up two doubles and a single. Mike Versage kept up his hitting streak with a triple and a single. Jeff picked up two singles while Darryl, Ryan McQuade, Sean Jeffrey, Aaron Lycett and Nick Isaacs each notched a single. Final score 10-4 for Port. Next home game Tues- day, June 20 at 6:30 at the south diamond against Stouffville. [