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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" iT SS kan ad a T_T < aa ol we RAs i Sa rs TP LER Ses aaa Zach Grove hot on the mound, basepaths in Analda's victory From Page 18 Blackstock Lion Cubs vs. Analda Garden Centre (14-9) Tough game, played and fought hard, but a win was out of reach for Analda. Jordan Campbell and Robert Gatchell played well. Mason Racine worked hard at his first time as catcher. Blackstock United Church Saints vs. Analda Garden Centre (6-30) Analda Garden Centre pulled together for a well played game. All players showing a strong team effort defensively. Johnny Ellis, Alex Fortnum and Natasha Edgerton showed good improvement in play. Zachary Grove was hot on the pitchers mound and stole home twice. Robert Gatechell, Brianne Wagg, and Adam Down also ran good plays. Squirts Sunshine Pool and Fitness vs. catchers Ben Rutledge, Evan Ashenhurst and TJ Taylor. Nice catches by Ashenhurst, James Forsythe, Jordan Travers and Cruse Newlove who made a double play to Taylor at Ist base. Rutledge played great defensively at every base and Ashley Postill had some good hits. Jeff Laine was smart at bat and took several walks. Thanks to Brandon Watson, who's out for the sea- son with an injury, for coming out to sup- port the team! Seniors Thomas Cook Travel vs. Don Frew and Sons (13-12) For the Thomas Cook team, Michelle Blundon had good defense catching two flys. Holly Franssen had two doubles with three RBI's. Cory Manns had a triple and single with two RBIs. Don Frew's Chris Hoskin had two doubles and a single with four RBI's. Tyson Prescott had two doubles 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, acadents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. Greenbank Bakery (7-14) with two RBIs. Russell Jackson had a single Greenbank showed strong defense by and an RBI. Redmen go for the sweep vv 4 TERR prose. we a br Dl h > . FOUR CLASSES Registration Forms Pre-Register Now Available now at | | this week vs St. Catharines ow | abe x | oe Walleye Causeway Live Bait ¥ From Page 18 Trudeau's fourth on the August 9, 2000 also at 8:30 ec Muskie 2080 Hwy. 7A, | The Athletics did man- night as well as Clark's p.m. Fans are reminded e Large Mouth Port P age to score two more that third and fourth. Gary to tune into 1350 CKDO Bass ort Ferry period but Trudeau's sec- Rosyski scored a hattrick AM radio for live play by « Small Mouth (905) 985-0707 | ond and third of the night, in the third and Gavin play coverage of all . plus a goal by Williams It was to be more of the same in the final frame as Brad MacArthur scored with just seven seconds off the clock. The Redmen outscored their guests 9-2 in the third including Prout added five assists fortable 3-0 series lead. Game four of this series is set for Tuesday, August 8, 2000 at 8:30 p.m. in St. Catharines while game five, if necessary, is back in Whitby on Wednesday, "Redmen home and away (4,2), Clark (4), Rosyski (3,2), Gibson (3), Williams (3,1), MacArthur (2,1), Millin (1), O'Brien (0,3), MacDonnell (0,2), Crosbie (0,2), Woods (0,1), Blasdell (0,3). (0)V/=2{3]{]|n]e]= J1¢=T el ETI Warehouse Port Perry « \ 170 Casimir St., Pc i Per ry (905) 985-0715 1-800-638-4751 (905) 985-1329 Carpet & Blind Cleaning Available Dry Cleaning on with two seconds left on in that frame to give him games. . Where Our Customers the clock gave the home eight on the night. The Scoring Summary oO ® Lakeview le Fa ANLUNSS team a seemingly insur- Redmen took a 21-8 victo- Brooklin NAPOLEON Drycleaners Taylor Ford LISINESS mountable 12-6 lead. ry to the room and a com- Prout (1,8), Trudeau FIREPLACES V8 Sa STA Fon ony 985-3655 EQUIPMENT "Service and Sales = 1 A 156s Hwy. since 1962" 4 7A West a Port Perry 35 King St.E Oshawa Phone (905) 728-7591 Fax (905) 576-3620 « GREAT PRODUCTS « GREAT PRICES « GREAT PEOPLE TRUCK LETTERING | MICK ORAM [| ANDREWS "Texas Showdown" will be played at Royal Ashburn (NUTQ (BODY || sATFLLITE DISHES Port hospital to benefit from fa Casino golf tourney Sept. 13 SALES, SERVICE & INSTALLATION The Great Blue Heron receive prizes. NEw cans & Charity Casino will holding The cost of the tourna- or those registered by : ' its own "Texas Showdown" ment is $180 per golfer, and July 17, they'll be entered (0) DOWN oA in September when the participants will be accept- in a raffle for a $1,000 travel SERVICE Signs & lettering fourth annual golf classicis ed on a first-come voucher, courtesy of PARTS » BODY SHOP Custom Boats held to raise funds for the basis. Please contact Thomas Cook Travel in Port Numbers & Graphic Port Perry hospital. 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All participants will also 985.0802 | 985-9909 CONGRATULATIONS to the WINNERS of Your Award Winning Local Newspaper 188 Mary St., Port Perry (905) 985-7383 Derby runs from May 12 to Sept. 3, pLo Loo Causeway Live Bait 2080 Highway 7A, Port Perry 985-0707 Port Perry Star & Causeway Live Bait FISHING DERBY GEORGE PASTOOR - 20" Walleye PETER KING - 21" Bass Week ending Sunday, August 7, 2000