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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scugog Duplicate Bridge scores Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club - May 31 Afternoon 3 Table Howell Avg. 25 First - Doris Phinney and Garry Minnie 32 1/2 Second - Joyce Heard and Helen Mathieson 26 1/2 Third - Sophia Brendon and Georgia Brock 25 1/2 Evening I 1 Table Mitchell Avg. 108 North/South First - Doris Phiney and Georgia Brock 134 First - Greta McWilliams Second - Wilma Petre and Gail Lambacher 135 and Sue Crawford 117 1/2 1/2 Third - Anne and Larry Second - Bea and Bob Wright 117 Chapman 130 Fourth - Beverly and Bill Third - Judy and Don Gutsell 119 1/2 Atkinson 123 Fourth - Beverly and Bill East/West Gutsell 119 1/2 Durham Rowing Club regatta From Page 26 Please contact us dur- Port Perry is the site ing the day at 905-889- for the Ontario Summer 8813 or our web site Games rowing competi- address is www.durham- tion August 10-13, 2000. rowing.on.ca MEM Meats fall 23-6 to Firm Transportation in Mosquito play FISHIN DERBY for the biggest Rules and Regulation: 1) You may register anytime until September 3, 2000 for each class you wish to enter. 2) Once you are registered you may enter as many fish as you want provided they are caught in Lake Scugog. 3) Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form (we encourage catch and release). 4) All registration and entry forms are available at Causeway Live Bait. 5) Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winner will be deter- mined each Monday morning and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 6) Cash prizes will be determined after closing Monday, September 4, 2000. Prizes will be awarded on Saturday, fish overall in each class caught through the duration of the derby! REGISTER From Page 26 the way, with no more than two runs ever separating the two teams. Blake McLaughlin reached base all three times, scoring once and producing two RBI's. Greenbank Hunter Brothers Farms vs Blackstock Turners Green Giants (23-9) Greenbank Hunter Bros. brought home the win this week with a score of 23-9. Kay Prosser pitched a strong first inning, keeping Greenbank to two runs, while Turners ran in six. Both Kay Prosser and Kay Bauer hit strong with RBI's. In the final two innings two hard fly balls from Greenbank were caught by Turners Alan Brauer and James Nieminen to slow down the base running. Hunter Bros. got their bats going by the third inning and didn't look back, with batting from Katelyn Lee who went 5 -5 at bat. Kristen Crosier threw an out and caught a fly ball. Robert Muhic did the same and Brad Layzell was responsible for three quick outs. Both teams played together and showed great sportsmanship. PEEWEE Shaw Industrial vs Fire, Brass & Patio House (13-12) - Joel Michel blasted two home runs as Shaw overcame a six run deficit to improve to three wins and one loss. Corey Hellinginam had a triple and sin- gle, Brent Wagg a lay double, with other hits going to Jamie Lee Martin, Jake Jones, Steven Larmer, Brian Jensen and Michael Hazelden. Shaw Industrial vs Cineplex Odean (8-5) Shaw Industrial improved to four wins -and a loss with an 8-5 victory over Cineplex Odeon, Bowmanville. Brian Jensen pitched three scoreless innings. Greg Banks and Donald Shaw provided two RBI's each. Phillip Rudkin added to his amazing on base percentage with three walks. MOSQUITO Firm's Transportation vs Tim's Fifth Wheel(15-7) Firm Transportation erupted for eight runs in the fourth to seal their second win of the season. Firm's hitting was keyed by Eric Draper and Brodie Stanfield with two singles each. Cory Vandewiel scored 3 runs, while Mercedes Weber added a pair. Nathan Alpe tripled and Logan Malcolm singled and com- bined with Thomas Prendergast for a gib double play. M&M Meats vs Firm Transportation (6-23) Thomas Prendergast hit a double and two singles as Firm Transportation defeated M&M Meats in Bowmanville and Nathan Alpe had two doubles. Luke Michel a home run and Logan Malcolm scored four runs. Ryan Dillon came back after a fractured finger, scored a pair as did Katnima Wolters. Corey Vandewiel played solid behind the plate. Thomas Lee's selected in the 11th round From Page 26 Lee recently advanced through two regional camps for the Under-17 team selection process, beating out 10 other goaltenders for the netminding spot during a camp in Guelph. He will showcase his tal- ents again June 23-27 at the Beatrice Ice Gardens at York University. If selected to the team, he will be part of a squad that takes teams from across the rest of Canada, the United States, and oth- ers from Europe, including Sweden, Russia, and the Czech Republic. In league play this sea- son, Lee's Wolves swept Peterborough in three straight in the first round, before falling in three to a strong York-Simcoe squad For his hard work during the 1999-2000 regular sea- son, Thomas was chosen as the Wolves' team Most September 16, 2000. 7) The Port Perry Star and all spon- sors assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. 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