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Co ) } "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 4, 1995 SProrTsS Cartwright Minor Ball game results All games in all divisions plus some rained out games were played as the early summer heat wave continued. "Know the Rules - #2" Safe or out? When after a fair ball is hit, the ball is held by a fielder touching first base with any part of his person before the bat- ter - baserunner touches first base. T-Ball Analda-18BFSC-13 A home run by Caitlyn Hell- ingman and a triple by Thomas Prendergast were the long hits as the Analda team got back into the win column. Jacob Get- tins played a strong defensive game for the winners while the team welcomed back Megan Moore from an early season in- Nathan Evans and Connor Bartholmew had RBI's for the Skating Club while Nathan Alpe hit a triple. Defensively Katelyn Rundle and newly ac- quired Zachery R. were the game stars. Superspud - 19 Blackstock Lions-14 . An eight run last inning made the difference as Super Spud won the secnd straight game. Danielle Wolters led the way with a three run homer while Luke Mitchell also homered. The defense was led by the strong play of Cody James and Wade McGregor. The offense for the Cubs was led by Scott Banks, Kirstie Fid- ley, Rachel Beechey and Char- layn Stinson, all of whom scored two runs each while the defense was highlighted by the play of Nichole MacLeod. Tykes Spring Grove Agri-Vaders-6 Wotten Hammerheads -3 The 'Vaders continued their winning ways as Joel Michel had a home run and two RBI's while Greg Banks had a triple and two RBI's and Brent Para- dis a double. The Hammerheads were led by the excellent defensive play of Patrick Wotten as catcher and Dylan Jones who made a greatinning ending catch. Both teams played well as both the second and third in- nings were scoreless. Baker Roadrunners -W Philp Firebirds - LL No game report. Senior Don Frew & Son -15 Dr. Workman Hawkeyes-11 In a well played game by both teams the Frew crew battled back for the victory. Leading the way for the winners were Troy Mappin and Richard Frew with round trippers. Josh Martyn's home run was a key hit for the Hawkeyes while Ryan Prescott and Jeff Danilko provided strong de- fense. Aaron Warren and Mat- thew Welts played as call ups for the Hawkeyes and from all reports held their own and each played a fine game. Campbell Electric -15 Marlin Travel -5 Two six run innings proved the difference as Campbell's cruised to their sixth win. John Burnett for Marlins provided some strong catching for Mar- hin. Mites Cummings Backhoe vs Nes- tleton Country Store No game report | Lishman's-15 H&M Wright Sox -7 The win by Lishman's vaulted them alone into second place. Nicole Jones paced the winners - with a grand slam home run while Mark Carnaghan also col- lected ahome run as one of his four hits. Strong pitching by Donnie Ellis and Jeffrey Kraas led the Lishman defense. The H & M batters were spearheaded by James McGeoghan with two RBI's while on defense Alanna Holland played well at short- stop while Tyson Prescott made a nice catch in the outfield. Hometown IGA -19 Turner's Green Giants- 13 Two six run innings coupled with 17 walks issued by Turn- er's pitchers led the IGA to their sixth win. Janice Kadowaki continued to impress collecting two key RBI singles while Jamie New- man scored three runs as well.as playing a good game at catcher. Abby McLaughlin led the de- fense with some fine plays at pitcher. Haley Campbell led the Green Giants with a strong game at first base on the defen- sive side. Offensively Brian Martyn col- lected three walks and scored twice while Brad and Mitch Tru- ax had solid singles. Squirt Swain Seeds-13Mann's Sweet Corn -5 It was a long wait but a solid team performance led Swains to their first win of the season. The pitching trio of Mark Morrison, Krystal Bartley and Terry Damant provided out- standing pitching to hold the usual strong hitting Cornhusk- ers to just five runs. Coronna Bauer led the of- fense collecting three singles, while other multiple hit games were turned in by Jamie Gim- blett and Johnathan Swinerd. Top hitters for Mann's were Brandi Brooks with three hits and Gineen Collins with two singles. Strong pitching perfor- mances were turned in by Krys- tin Bronson and Jen Upton. Martyn Consulting - 10 An- trim House -10 In a rare tie game the two teams battled down to the last batter. Antrim's offense was led by Stefanie Kingswell's home run while Ryan Nesbitt played a strong game at catcher tagging two Martyn's runners for outs. Vicky Ellis had three RBI's for Martyn's while Matthew Welts had an all round strong game. Mann's Cornhuskers - W An- trim House -LL Make up game - no game report. 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Our final game of the tournament had the team versus Belleville and again the bats were held in check as the team tal- lied eight hits but couldn't get too many of them in a row. McBride started and went three innings but was victimized by four er- From Page 17 laid down a bunt for a sin- gle and our only run came after Jeff had gotten on base after a triple to the fence. In alosing 3-1 effort Jones recorded five strike- outs while allowing only four hits and one walk. Mike Versage made a big league play at the hot cor- ner going to his knees to stop a hot smash and Local anglers win $5,000 in tourney Peter Davidson and Hector Peach of Port Perry won the first one-day tournament today at the GM/ Mariner Pro Bass Tri Lakes Open. Davidson and Peach brought in a winning weight of 19.50 pounds of bass from Chemond, Pigeon and Buckhorn Lakes. For their efforts, the Port Perry an- glers won $5,000. Peterborough's Bob Gardner and Lynn Johnston placed second with 17.95 pounds ($2,000). Rocky Crawford of Whitby and Henry Szem- ot of Bowmanville were third with 17.45 pounds ($1,500). Other top local anglers were: Andy Clements of En- nismore and Pete Pokoluk of Whitby, 5th with 15.20 'I pounds; Gary Prutchick of Ennismore and Steve McColl of Peterborough, 8th with 14.40 Ibs; and Dan Crawford and Bryan Johnson of Lakefield, 19th with 12.101bs. Big fish of the day was caught by Rocky Crawford of Whitby: a 6.20 1b. bass. The second One-Day tournament takes place Sun- day. Weigh-in show starts at 2:30 p.m. at the BEL Ro- tary Park in Ennismore. rors and three hits giving up six runs, three in each - 'of the first and third in- nings. He only allowed two walks and was getting the ball across the plate. From there Jones came in and held the Belleville bats in check the rest of the way giving up one hit, one walk and getting two strikeouts. Versage went four for four with three singles and a triple but was left stranded on two of those occasions. Ashton record- ed a double and a single with Sean gaining a triple as well. Rounding out the hitting was McBride with a single. Going in to the last inning Port was down 6-2 and quickly loaded the bases with Versage get- ting a single, followed by Ashton who did likewise. Jones then reached on an error and McBride walked. With one run in already and two down, Matt Sturgess had the misfortune of hitting his hot line drive right at the shortstop for the final out. Ball being a game of inch- es, if this one had gotten by it could have easily been a different result. The injury bug was min- imal but did manage to take a hite out of Aaron Lycett, who suffered a bruised had and Chnis Monsma who may have suffered a broken finger on a diving stab out in right centre field. This being the squad's first elimination tourna- ment they surely learned a few things about pres- sure, etc. and still man- aged to present them- selves and Port quite well. 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