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J TINE TR Coo amt i Cm ho aR og : bal 3 RR AR PY NE Tr a i PRE Be "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 11, 2000 - 21 Chev/Mercury Bass Tour is this weekend Top anglers to compete on Lake Scugog It will be the battle of the best on Scugog and Sturgeon Lakes July 15 and 16, as professional anglers, including Bob and Wayne Izumi of the Real Fishing Show and anglers from Lindsay, Peterborough and area compete for.cash and prizes in the Chevy/Mercury Bass Tour Lindsay Open. The open, with a total purse close to $30,000 is a two-day tournament. The anglers compete in teams of two and fish for a maxi- mum of five bass per day. The anglers with the high- est two-day weight (maxi- mum 10 fish) will win the tournament. First prize is over $7,000. According to The Chevy/Mercury Tour pro- moter, Michelle Kilburn, Scugog and Sturgeon Lakes have historically produced large bass. Residents and visitors will have a chance to meet the anglers at the weigh-in shows in Rivera Park on Saturday and Sunday, July 15 and 16, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. All of the fish caught during the tournament will be returned to the water via the Shimano Live Release Boat. Lots of entertaining matches From Page 20 the game and Roni Sue Dodd scored a nice goal to round out the scoring. Other members of the team are: Carolyn Allen, Judy Atkins, Melissa Dajani, Christa Kooger, Laura Nash, Linda Pearce, Kelly Sadler, Nicole Vandergaast and Alida Brinkman. Coaches Ron Cosway and Brad Ebbs. - Next game at the soc- cer fields will be on July 12 at 7 p.m. when - Bowmanville will provide the opposition. The ladies have played one exhibition game on June 24 against the Scugog Soccer Oldtimers. The Oldtimers were hard pressed to come away with a 2-2 tie. From Page 20 leading Mike Poulton's #53 to the line. Craig Chen in the #29 Grand Prix finished ..... alonely fourth with Challenger class newcomer Bill Northam taking fifth spot. And the brooms were also out in the Late Model class as well, as Hamilton's Pee Wee Evans earned the three race sweep in his #90 United Rentals Monte Carlo. Chasing Evans to the line in the evening's finale was the #21 of West Lee Talons, followed by Port Perry's Grant Edwards. Newcastle's Jamie Hale in the Clan Hattie Monte Carlo crossed the line in fourth place, holding off the challenges of defending series champion, Brad Port Perry's Grant Edwards takes third in Late Model action Corcoran. A couple of quick notes to wrap up Fans of two wheeled racing action, don't forget about the Canadian Superbike Challenge at Mosport Raceway Park on July 21 to 23. At Mosport Speedway, it will be Fan Appreciation Night on July 22. And congratulations to Blackstock's Devon Powell on his best finish of the season, a second place finish with team- mate Doug Goad in the Motorola Cup race at Road America in Elkhart Lake. The Motorola Cup Series will appear next weekend at Toronto's Molson Indy. Greenbank Garden Centre hangs a 13-10 loss on Asselstine Yamaha From Page 20 and three RBIs. Overall it was a great game that went back and forth. Turner's trailed until the fourth inning before taking the lead and then the win. Asselstine Yamaha Country vs Greenbank Garden Centre 18-13 In a rematch of last week, Asselstines led early and did not allow any comeback scoring six in the fifth to match Greenbank and four more in the sixth to clinch. Batting stars for Asselstines were Brandon Jordan with three home runs and eight RBIs, Matt Morrison with three triples and a double and Nicole Beechey with a double and two singles. Asselstine"s defense was keyed by new catcher Mike Parr and Michael Paradis while Nicole pitched her first inning of the season. Senior Thomas Cook Travel vs Don Frew and Sons 25-15 A good offensive and defensive open inning clinched the game for Thomas Cook Travel. Mark Morrison had a single, dou- ble and triple with three RBIs. Steven Blundon had two singles, a double and a triple with four RBIs. Kate Vanstrien was strong at the mound and had two dou- bles and a single. Tyson Prescott led the batting for Don Frew with two doubles and a triple, four RBIs, Sarah Willets had two singles with two RBIs and Lawrence MacDonald caught a couple of nice flys in the field Hardball Mosquito Firm Transportation vs At Your Request D] Services 8-15 Firm Transportation fell behind 9-0 to lose their first game of the season as At Your Request DJ Services grabbed a share of first place with the victory. Both teams sport a 10 win and one loss record. Brodie Stanfield and Mercedes Weber managed the only hits for Firm, as they battled back with six runs in the last inning. Firm Transportation vs DucA 15-6 Firm Transportation rebounded from their first loss with a [5-6 win over DucA. Brodie Stanfield stroked three singles and Mercedes Weber added a stand up triple. Ryan Dillom,--7 Eric Draper, Nathan Alpe and Thomas Prendergast chipped in with singles. Mercedes Weber's fine catch in centre resulted in a double play. Ryan Eadie with a solid three innings, Prendergast a scoreless frame and Draper in his pitching debut, handled the pitching chores FISHIN DERBY 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, September 16, 2000. 7) The Port Perry Star and all spon- sors assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. 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