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Nt er dh BS DS lan NT am oe nan OR pe a ns RR REN agra "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 - 19 Br Dp PORT PERRY STAR 4 PERRY Dp PORT PERRY STAR 4 ORTS The 9- 10 Greenbank Amsoil Synthetic Mites won the 1995 tournament held recently. Pictured are the me drew Shaddock, Katelyn Lee, dle) Samantha Stevenson, Steven Norton, Janice Lee, coach, Callan Nesbitt, Adam Long, and Brian Lee, coach. mbers of the winning team. Front from left: An- Brandon Davis, Russell Lee, Alec Stone, (mid- Traci Thomson, Scott Stone, (back) Mindy Thomson, Ken Hunter Sunnybrae Club Championship exciting right until the finish The 1995 Sunnybrae Club Championship was played over the long week- end with exciting results. After the first days ac- tion it might have been called the "Cooks day" - Nathan Cook led the Ban- tams with an 80, Law- rence Cook led the Ban- tams with a 79, Cam Cook and Bill Cook were in con- tention in the mens divi- sion with a 78 and 80. Jamie Menzies led the mens with a 74 and in the Seniors' Paul Ibey with an 83. The second day saw the leader board change and the rain clouds open. Na- than Cook led the Ban- tams with another 80, sec- ond at 170 was Reed McTaggart then Adam Moynes at 175. The Junior lead changed hands as Rob Bredin had an 87 for a 171, Laurence Cook had a 96 for a 175 and Noah Dor- land was third at 189. The senior division had Paul Ibey at 162, Ron Avarall at 169 and Blake Van deWa- ter at 177. The mens divi- sion had Ken Goreski and Chris Jamieson tied at 150 with identical rounds of 76 and 75, Jamie Men- zies third at 154 with Steve Middleton and Jere- my Geer tied at 155. The weather for the third round was clear and cool, but the golfing was hot as Nathan Cook won the Bantam Champion- ship with a 254 and Tim Wray was low net winner. Taking the Junior title was Rob Bredin, with the Pebble Beach look with a 250, Laurence Cook was second with a 263, Ryan Moynes was the Junior low net winner. In the Senior Division Paul Ibey won with a 254 hole score of 239. Ron Ava- rall was second with a 256 and Blake VandeWater was third with a 267. Sen- ior low net was won by John Cherry. The men's title and overall club championship came down to almost a match play format with Ken Goreski and Chris Ja- mieson with identical scores battling it out all the way. After the smoke had settled Chris Jamie- son had won the men's ti- tle with a final round 74, Ken Goreski shot a 78 and Glen Bidon was third with a total of 231. Men's low net was won by Steve Middleton. Oshawa Generals to play exhibition match in Scugog By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Oshawa Generals will be playing an exhibi- tion game at the Scugog Arena on September 10. Due to set backs in con- struction at the Oshawa Civic the club has had to find alternate arenas for exhibition games for its Ontario Hockey league exhibition match ups. The Generals will take on the Peterborough Petes in a 2 p.m. tilt at the local arena. Although the construc- tion at the Civic has forced the club to seek ice time in other communities, the club is using it as an op- portunity to introduce more towns to Oshawa Generals Hockey. Tickets for the match can be reserved by calling the Oshawa Civic Auditor- ium Box Office at (905) 728-5162. Tickets are $4.75 for adults and $3.75 for students and seniors. The Generals will also be holding exhibition matches in Port Hope and Gravenhurst during the month of September. Attend Fenelon tournament Gamblers reach finals The Labor Day Holiday Weekend saw the Green- bank Gamblers in the three day Fenelon Fast- ball Tournament. Over the three days the Gamblers played seven games with four of them on Monday, Sept. 4. (A ma- jor rain delay on Sunday backed the tournament up by atleast five hours). Greenbank received ex- cellent pitching from Mark Goreski and Byron Baranieski and were backed up in the pitching department by Jeff Card and Chad Venning. During the seven games played against teams from Waterdown, Toronto, Hamilton, Toronto Pav- ing, Fenelon Falls and Barrie; Mark Goreski and Byron Baranieski com- bined to pitch five shutout games and Mark Goreski was named most valuable pitcher in the tournament. Greenbank lost to the Toronto Hawgs of the Dieppe League on Satur- day, but bounced back on Sunday to shut out the same Hawgs team by a 3-0 score. The Gamblers had four home runs during the tournament with Don Beaton having a pair and Trevor Till and Brian Till each belting a game win- ning round tripper. Steve Durham contrib- uted six hits during the weekend with Greg Ne- well, Colin Newell and Ray Kurhan coming through with key hits. Mark Dicks saw action in both left and right field, for Greenbank. Paul Goreski caught all seven games in the heat and humidity of the week- end as the other Gambler catcher, Chris Burkholder played shortstop due to the absence of Pete Ooste- rholt. In the final game against Barrie Canadian Tire, Mark Goreski and Barrie's John Chalmers each allowed only five hits but Barries' hits included a home run and a triple. Greg Newell bounced a high drive off the centre field fence which went for a triple and came the clos- est to a Gambler run in the gameithat ended in a 3-0 Barrie win and Green- bank had to settle for sec- ond place. The Oshawa City League finals are now ap- parently set to go In Oshawa on September 15, 16 and 17. The format to be double knockout with all 13 league teams partic- 1pating. Peewee ModJacks finish season The Port Perry Peewee Modacks boys fastball team have finished their 1995 season off with a very respectable 31 wins and 15 loss record. The last' tournament of the year was played Aug. 26 and 27 in Woodbridge for the. York Durham League playoffs. The first game of the day was against host team Yo han and it ended up or Port. Chris Jones he hod a complete game and gave up four hits and four walks while striking out nine batters. Port picked up their runs on seven hits and the defence committed no er- rors. Ryan McQuade led the way at the plate with a double and a single. Sean Jeffrey picked up a triple into right field and Reid McTaggart picked up a single to centre. Singles were picked up by Chris Monsma, Chris Jones and Mark Richardson. The second game of the day was against Peterbo- rough and a bad first in- ning put Port behind the eight ball as Peterborough picked up five runs on four hits. Ryan McBride started on the mound and gave up a total of seven hits and one walk while fanning two. Chris Jones came on in relief in the last inning and gave up two walks and two singles. At the plate it was all Ryan McQuade as he picked up atriple, double and single. I wonder what might of happened if he got up a fourth time in the game. Ryan McBride - picked up two singles and Reid McTaggart picked up a single for the only other hits of the game. Peterbo- rough outscored us 10-3 to put us up against Vau- ghan again first thing Sunday morning. Chris Jones started on the mound and had to leave after only four bat- ters as he was having some arm pain. He gave up two hits, one walk and struck out one. Mark Rich- ardson came on in relief and gave up 11 hits, three walks and struck 'out three. Sean Jeffrey led the boys at the plate with a long home run over the left fielder's head. Not bad for a kid that didn't think he could play because he wasn't feeling well. Way to go Sean. Darryl Dalton picked up his second extra base hit of the tournament as he launched a double into left field also. Chris Jones and Matt Sturgess each picked up a single and Aaron Lycett got his job done as he laid down a good bunt for a sacrifice out. Final score 9-2 for Vaughan. This ends a short hot summer for these boys and they have represented Port Perry well both on and off the field. They are a great bunch of boys to be associated with and they play great ball. Have a good winter boys. Top Bass Fishing Series. nizer of the series. championship. Bass final in Scugog An exciting summer of fishing comes to its con- clusion this coming weekend when 75 teams take to Lake Scugog in the championship round of the The sixth and final installment in the series will see anglers vying for a total of more than $25,000 in cash prizes, with $8,000 going to the winners. Coming into the weekend Port Perry's Hector Peach and Peter Davidson are leading, with a four- tournament total of 58.2 pounds, almost four pounds head of the second-place competitors. Weigh-in Saturday and Sunday "Se starts around 3 p.m. at Goreski's on Scugog Island, and the public is invited to come out and watch the tournament come to a close, said Ted Gallone, orga- ept. 9 and 10) The series began July 9 on Lake Scugog, and since then has seen anglers taking to Rice Lake, Tri Lakes, and Balsam Lake in pursuit of the