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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 5, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" R------------ PORTS Workman Hawkeyes dump Marlin Travel 26-7 From Page 21 and Nathan Evans catching a pop fly to obtain the vic- tory. The Saints were just as strong with Brad White and Steve Larmer bringing in two RBIs each and team- mate Michael Hazeldon catching two pop flys. The second game of the week saw Shaw Industrial defeat the Overridge Flames 16-8. Shaw's offense was carried by Nicole MacLeod hitting a double and bringing in a RBI while teammates Taryn Wager and Lindsay White were strong at the backcatching position and Jacob Durward had two strikeouts in one inning in his first time pitching. The Flames Dustin Parker was the offensive threat hitting a triple and bringing in two RBIs while teammate Logan Malcolm caught a pop fly while back- catching and brought in an RBI. Squirt The Workman Hawkeyes defeated Marlin Travel 26-7. The Hawkeyes were led by Hayley Campbell (single, double, HR and two RBIs), Jonathan Zekveld (single and HR) and Joel Michel hitting through the cycle (single, double, triple and HR). Marlin's strong bats were Mike Hobbs hitting a single, double and bringing in an RBI, Brandon Hoskins hitting a single and Sean McKenna hitting a single and bringing in an RBI. Intermediate Campbell Electric defeated Winter Storms 17- 12. Campbell's offense was provided by Melissa Killen hitting two singles, two "Request for Public Comments on Proposed Submissions for 'Long-Term Care Facility Beds. Regional Municipality of Durham 220 Beds Project LTC98003 On April 29, 1998, the Ontario government announced a $1.2 billion expansion of Ontario's long-term care system. As a result of this initiative, proposals to develop new long-term care facility beds in the Regional Municipality of Durham were requested. The next phase of the process involves inviting the public to comment on the applicants who have bid for the beds. If you or your group wish to comment on one or more of the applicants, this may be done at a public meeting or through a written submission. You must pre-register 48 hours prior to the meeting. Details regarding this meeting and/or mailing address for written submissions can be found below. For more information on this initiative and/or to receive a list of the applicants bidding for these beds, please call the number listed below. doubles and bringing in four RBIs, Russell Jackson hitting two doubles and bringing in three RBIs and Blake McLaughlin hitting three singles, triple and bringing in three RBIs. The Storm's bats were carried by Sean Winter hit- ting a single and triple Stuart Cochrane hit a sin- gle, double, triple and bringing in three RBIs. The second game of the week was a catch up game which saw Campbell Electric just squeeze by Asselstine Yamaha 27-25. Asselstine Yamaha vs Pineridge Sports - no game report or score sent in by - Pineridge coach. Coach Reminders The final reminder, we are soon going to require your assessment form and would appreciate it if you could take some time to complete your form. Regional Municipality of Durham Public Meeting Tuesday, August 25, 1998 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology Main Auditorium 2000 Simcoe St. North Oshawa Call 1-888-668-4636 or fax (416) 327-4486 to pre-register and to receive a list of applicants. Written submissions may be handed in at the public meeting or sent to: Ministry of Health 2195 Yonge Street, 10th Floor Toronto, ON M7A 1G2 Fax: (416) 327-4486 Vous pouvez obtenir des renseignements en frangais a la méme adresse. From Corner Five They'll be waving the green flag for the world's fastest cars at Mosport this weekend By John "Wally" Nesbitt Special to The Star Festival Days are coming! No, not those Festival Days, they were weeks ago, but Mosport Festival Days. On Aug. 7, 8 and 9, historic Mosport Park will celebrate its most ambitious race weekend of the year as the new track owners provide Canada with its only chance to see the most sophisticated, fastest sports cars in the world. The headlining event will feature the World Sports Cars with the million dollar Ferrari 333SPs leading the pack. Full blooded racing Porsches, BMWs and Mustangs round out the field in the GT 1, 2 and 3 categories. The Speeddivision Cup cars will be there as well as the ultra-competitive Toyota Sports Racers. Mix in a round of the Canadian Formula Ford championship, the Champ Car Lights (recently seen at Mosport Speedway) and a three hour enduro for the Motorolo Cup and you've got yourself the best bang for your Canuck Buck anywhere. The Motorola Cup has been gaining popularity with every outing this year, and interest in the Mosport race will be especially keen as a local driver is sitting atop the points standings. Blackstock resident Devon Powell is, at this writing, tied with teammate Doug Goad for the series points lead heading to Trois Rivieres for round eight of the Motorola Cup. We had a chance to speak with the local racer before he packed up for the Belle Province and we discovered an extremely focused future champion. "I guess it was just natural that I was interested in racing," begins Powell. "I wasn't really into any other sports and with my father (Canadian racing stal- wart, John) being so involved in motor- sports, I just kind of blended into the racing scene. Dad never pressured me, but once I had made up my mind to go racing, he backed me all the way." A relatively late beginner by today's standards, Powell first took to the wheel of a racing go-kart at the age of 11. With his father running his team and turning the wrenches, young Devon went on to secure two Canadian Grand National Karting championships as well as a handful of provincial titles. In 1996 Powell moved up into full sized cars and became Canada's Amateur Driving Champion at the wheel of a Powell Motorsports Camaro. Turning professional in1997, he went on to become the Enduroseries Grand Sports Champion winning five races on his way to the title. And what about his year? "I'm tied for the lead in the Motorola Cup standings now, that's a position I'd like to hold onto. We won last year in Trois Rivieres, and the LS-1 Firebird we've got right now is a great car. I think we can do the job." Powell admits that his toughest com- petition will come from his teammate Goad, but also states that fellow Scugog area resident Scott Maxwell is a serious threat to his title hopes. "Scott is always tough, he's an excel- lent racer, he's always there at the end of the race and you can never count him out. We've got to watch him." And what about the future? "We have no definite plans for 1999" continues the 21-year-old. "But I'd like to be racing sedans somewhere. I've got to have fenders and a hood, no formula cars for me, they're not my style. Maybe GT-1 or GT-2 somewhere, that would be a good target." Indeed a good target to aim for. With Powell's talent, training and background, this kid's heading for the bullseye. A quick look at the scores from the Scugog Soccer Club Under 7 Dairy Queen 0 Under 11 Foundation Kinsmen 6 Books Galore & Services 0 Goals: Matthew Murray More 2 Royal Canadian (five), Derrick Cochrane. Cashway 2 Legion 2 Under 8 Goals: Ceri Boomsma, Default. Port Perry Elizabeth de Boer, Alex Coldwell Banker 8 Printing 3 Moffatt, Ashley Page. 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Goals: Amanda Davey, Leanne Lebel, Cassandra Aked, #99 (three). McTague's Mavericks 2 Techstar Plastic 2 Goals: Jason Cini (two), Alex Muir, Jack Tache. Roger Tennant Automotive 4 Taylor Insurance 0 Goals: Benard de Boer, Michael Armstrong (two),! Matt Tennant.