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"A Family Tradition for 130 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 28, 1996 -23 SrorTs Oshawa hockey school offers summer sessions By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Whether you haven't gotten the hockey season out of your blood, or you want to have a head start on next season, there is hockey school available during the summer months. The Oshawa and Dis- trict Hockey School is marking its 23rd consecu- tive season as hockey in- structors. geared toward fundamen- tals, charter building and selfdiscipline. The school was the brainchild of Frank Now- ak, a former Boston Bruin of the National Hockey League, and Oshawa Gen- eral of the OHL. As an in- structor hf Atresses the fundamentals of the game, including stickhan- dling, passing, body checking, shooting and power skating. partners Mary and Lenny Giacalone. Giacalone, is a former assistant captain and assistant coach of the Port Perry MoJacks. Mary is a former coach of the French National Skating program and has coached power skating in the Chicago Blackhawks minor league system. Other instructors in- clude Brent Grieves, of the Chicago Black Hawks, Mark Sutton, Tony Sta- school operates out of the Harmon Park Arena dur-- ing the month of August. The school emphasizes that no matter your skill level, the school offers in- dividual instruction on a one Instructor to five player ratio. Those participating in the camp receive two hours per day of ice time and a free jersey. There is even a program for Double and Triple A The school is operated Th hool off 1d © 3chogl 01ers a wide by Penny Barlowe and variety of instruction bile and Rene Badeau. players, The Oshawa-based instructed by Results from Cartwright ball Welcome to the 1996 season of game reports for CMB. Week one fell victim to Mother Nature and her blessings of rain and thunder showers which forced the rescheduling of many games. Like last year there will be a quiz section of "Know The Rules." Questions will be taken from official rule books as well as from special incorporated CMB rules. "Know The Rules - Week #1 Question: Are CMB players allowed to wear short pants for regular scheduled games? Read on for the answer. Squirt Mann's Cornhuskers 8 Martyn Consulting Flyers 3 In a rain shortened game the Cornhuskers pre- vailed as they built up an early lead and held on to win before the skies opened to force the early finish. The winners were led by the doubles of Megan Ma- cArthur and Casie Shortridge while Chris Goble made an unassisted double play and Melissa Killen made a great catch at second base to lead the defen- sive corps. Craig Asselstine led Martyn's with a home run while Chelsea Mateo collected a triple. Fielding gems were the great catch by Julia Martyn and a tag out at home by catcher Terry Damant to save a run. T-Ball H&M Wright Sox 11 Spring Grove Agri-Vaders 9 In a relatively low scoring game the Sox got two runs each from Aaron Wright, Tyson Dale and Kris- ten Billings while Charlyn Stinson had a strong game in the field The Vaders offense was led by the runs scored by Zachery Grove and Brandon Pearson while Jesse Taggart and Jennifer Yellowlees played strong de- fensive games. Snap On Tool Giants 17 Spanky's Spartans 12 In another close game the Giants won their opener as Eric Draper led the winners with a home run whil Megan Ferguson had two hits and Thomas Prender- gast played a fine game in the field. Cody Parker had a triple and Ryan Dillion and Colten James had doubles to spark the Spartans of- fense. Defensively Warren Jackson led his team with a strong game on the field. Mites Port Perry IGA Expos 22 Lishman's Fur Traders 9 A total team effort which included 27 hits led the Expos to their first win of the season. Included in the hits was an off field homerun by Shawn McNa- mara and triples by Chase James, Gage Billings and Brandon Jordan. Defensively IGA was led by the excellent pitching of Hayley Campbell and the fine play a third base by T.J. Parker. The Traders were led by the doubles of Mitch Tru- ax, Nicky Jones and Michael Parr while Mary Van Camp and Cody Rundle each had a hard hit single. The Spos broke the game open scoring the maxi- mum six runs in each of the fourth and fifth innings. United Church 5 Turner's Green Giants 1 A two run RBI double by Kory Prosser proved to be the key hit as the Saints won their season opener. Prosser along with Mark Carnaghan pitched well to hold the Giants to just one run. Ashley Lucas led the Giants pitching three in- nings of hitless ball as well as scoring her teams only run. Senior : Campbell Electric Raiders 17 Dr. Workman Hawkeyes 12 Ryan Whittick proved to be the difference as he scored four runs including a third inning home run and pitched great to lead the Raiders to the victory. Krystal Bartley also pitched well while Adrian Op- pers hit a double. Campbell's used call up Chris Go- ble who played a strong game at short stop. Sean Warren had a round tripper for the Hawk- eyes as well as providing some great defense. Tyler Lucas scored three times and pitched well while Mi- chelle Blundon scored twice and Chris Hoskin played an excellent game at shortstop. Don Frew & Sons Aggies 15 Marlin Globetrotters 7 Eight extra base hits led the Aggies to their inau- gural win of the '96 season. Jamie Budge and Darryl Keeler had homers while Aaron Gimblett and Troy Mappin had a triple and double each. Elisha James and April Bonsma also had double while Andrew Marsh collected three singles. Defensively Brandi Brooks made a great catch at second and Matt Flynn played. a strong game at catcher. Jason Price had a double as well as providing some strong pitching for Marlin's. Rob Watson had three hits and Holly Westall two to lead the offense. Defensively Jesse McKendry played well as did Stephanie Jackson. Baseball Again this year our baseball teams are playing in the Clarington Minor Baseball Association (MCBA). CMB has a Mosquito team as well as a Peewee team. If their first two games are an indication then the Asselstine Country Mosquito team should have a successful and winning season. For their first game they travelled to Orono and won easily 21-2. Every player scored at least once with Robert Larmer leading the way with two hits and scoring three times. On defense the excellent pitching of Johnathan Wotten and Craig Asselstine held the home team in check allowing only two runs. Their second game was another trek. south to Courtice where the Asselstine crew won by a very convincing 31-5. Like game one every player crossed the plate. This time all players scored at least two times with Mike Hobbs and Tyler Martin scoring four runs each. Alex Dejong led the defense with a strong game at backcatch. "Know the Rules" Answer is No. Players arriving in short pants will not be allowed to play that game. The umpires have been told to strictly enforce this rule. All players, parents and coaches are encour- aged to make themsleves aware of this rule as well as the others. So long for now. See you at the park! + school or to register call 723-8768 or 666-5927. Dave Luciuk. For information on the PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET BA TEAM P Cathin' On Pros Black Sox Monsma Electric Freight Coyotes Buncha Yahoos Just For Fun Rowdies Trader Sams Scugog Taxi Your Worst Night. 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STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry - 985-7383 Ww 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 O--=00--= --=4400 C0000 OOOO =f "=D ON ---O ND -- th --_-- OO --k ON OOO ---- OO OO0OOO0O OO oOo --_ NN %. VOLUNTEER = INFORMATION WW NIGHT You are cordially invited to attend a volunteer information session. Central Seven Association for Community Living is looking for people who would like to share their time and interests with someone who has a developmental disability. WHERE: Central Seven Offices 16025 Old Simcoe Rd., Port Perry (opposite fairgrounds) WHEN: Tuesday, June 11, 1996 7:00pm - 8:30pm If you want to make a difference in someone's life or wish more information about Central Seven Association please join us or contact Hellen at 985-8511. '