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8 The Canadian Statesman. ewmanville. September 17, 1975 *LSBC 25 m - - mmm - m he m - m met FLASHBACK 10 VEAR AGO-Te fr eet ingk of th ee ofMaocLeageAec ashed onr Tuesdyeveningf attheo f tunshaePreient Norm teO'Rourkx e. nes hing the finelpin ts ofeaguey ontat2N 'outre re Colo1r7la Osborne by atuerda, Set 9th. e chol Bowd eencema wlth uNHe , YoRngrsm, DrickGramle,ofRo heter o Americns, an bus the pSatsix weestchming thefne pint SofTB okyt-2 yoaugers ags stevent 17 Geourge CwkieaPark tn n.the scoout andlce totheamiitramtivend oeventur shoL get in och ih DoutiH es Ohramp, Brin raleroHo er or L ayrnnouth eaer ithe Satay. See camgen wts.ogol CURTBL LI- egue iayoff BsintessCourise SCurdayg aetio C ourie aano ontrCorelut, acund cer for the eams, thr eyd ler yourel BsILLrLEMN- ry iing o ith vthe saw GerAs rlHocey eamha s st artout the seconn e riht way.Hcame upwkith tcurligoal ine theoeing gae. Wfo einfom aion b. CURLNCLC EBIDCE- i h Buess -Girls Curlp.in Seo fBowmanvile Cuntry Clubr a uing ciinic wihl b ee'fo beinners as eilg aist forioembeswisAingLtoimprove their gae. s -curli.Nson i justarudtE csorne,its.tmeGoddtar .t&H.niguidn". andEe.Comn Eentsfoarc moe.frain o WAudtrium, Dupicad BrigefgthesUnared Staesngoped wiobrth iad wieek's in ing ol cha.)man mrion James -ALew Bails, (2nd) J O.sborne, N. GodCard, RutM. a.Nnand H. B.na and E. Rndi aes Ailuat bwelome.fBringeyori cha.mpion Es onFttpli fBrzl ls ya' MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - The Men's Softbail League heid their ciosing banquet on Saturday and, as expected, Stephen Fuel's pitcher Terry Baker won the Most Valuabie trophy award. He not only pitched fine bal throughout the season and the piayoffs, but for a pitcher to win the award for the most runs batted in is most unusual. Then, in the final game, he smashed the home run'that won the pennant for the Fuelers. It's littie wonder he won the MVP trophy. TYKE BASEBALL - Orono Tykes defeated New- castle in the finals of their league last Saturday and this week the girls hold their finals at Memorial Park. The weather was not the best on Saturday, with frequent showers delaying events, but they managed to get the games completed and the crests presented. CCM Tacks&I for Men and Boyis Junior Tacs U4.95 Senior iTacks ait Bowmanville Sports Cycle und Toys 6-10 King St E. 623-3531 1~ Liberty Belles Newtonville.StarkviIIe q Orono Tykes Win Bcseball Championship On Saturday, between ain squalls, the Tyke bail players from this area competed for the championship, with Orono Tykes playing Newcastle Tykes in the final game, and winning 9-7. The champions are shown here with their crests, front row, lef t to right, Robert Hannam, Donnie Stevens, Paul Lane, Batboy Mike Lane, Jeff Gray, Shawn Robinson and Steven Sawyer; back row, Coach Kelly Lane, Wayne Zoschke, Steven Graham, Paul Reed, Craig Power, Mike Vooys, Scott Richards, William VanSeggelen and Coach Earl Stevens; absent, Cecil Knapp and Bruce Knapp. North America Champs with Their Troph les Recently, the many trophies won by Greg Cox and passenger Bill Davidson were put on display in Hooper's Trophy window. Here, the winners who are North American champions posed in front of the window in their racing garb, on their Kawasaki motorcycle. They have at least two more races this season in the United States and will probably have more trophies to add to their olection. If they could find a sponsor, they would like to head for Europe, where they would face even stiffer competition than they have here. Men'sSoftball League Holds Award Banquet Saturday, September 13, marked the night for the presentation of trophies and awards concluding the Men's Softbali year. Bob Wlliams, coach for Stephen Fuels, received the Hoopers Jewellery Trophy for Lcague etiampions. Bob Tugwood of Frank's Variety faîne,ý took two awards, the M.V.P. award and the Chartrans Trophy for the batting champion. The pitching trophy went to Bill Cochrane also of Frank's Variety. Jim Ryhorchuk from Step- hen Fuels team came away with the most home runs trophy. The most R.B.1. and Most Valuable player trophies in. playoffs were won by Terry Baker who pitched Stephen Fuels to their championship victory. A new trophy donated this year by Tim's Rent-All was awarded to the player who is the most versatile, and select- cd by the executive members was presented to Len Kenny oi Kramp's. Furniture team. Folîowing the presentations a new executive was selected f'or the 1975-76 season: Presi- dent Bernie O'Kccfe, Vice- President Brian (Doc) Adams and Sccrctary-Treasurer Anne Meck (women's lih.). Representatives from each ieam were selectea lion Hamilton, Tim's; Rick Santo- mero, Stephens, Len Kenny, Kram 'sc nd Bob Tugwood, Franks ariety. Special mention should bc made of Cecil Mutton, the Bowmanville Recreation staff, Mrs. E. Etcher and the umpires who put up with us throughout the y car. Recognition should also be given to the Canadian States- man and John James for their pictures and write-ups. Youth Bo)wling TIYKES Cath Connelly 5, M. Murray 0; Killinbeck 5, Suteliffe 0; Sodhi 5, Hancock 0; Carolyn Con- nelly 5, Kirkton 0. lligh Singles Cathryn Connelly 117, Carolyr1 Conneîly 117-107, Re('. Sutcliffe 1081. BANTAINIBOYS Luxton 7, Van Goor 0; Woolley 7, Rozema 0; McLean 7, Smith 0. 1High Singles S. Woolley 220. Illgh Triples S. Woolley 473, S. Richards 462, S. Luxton 422, M. Luxton 40:3, F. Tippins 403. B XNTANI GIRLS T1aylor 7, Tremblay 0; Luxton 5, KnaoPp 2,ý Hancock 7, Wright lligh Singles D. Taylor 195-187, D. Hancock 181. Iligh Triples D. Taylor 494, D. Hancock 462, K. Trembîay 400. 1JUNIOR BOYS Stoop 5, Halm- 2; Richards ,, Stacey 2; Crossey 5, Murphy 2; Sutcliffe 7, Hammond 0. lligh Singles B. Richards 223-2C!, R. Cros- sey 210, S. Samis 200. Iligh Triples 13, Richards 572, R. Crossey 5,12. JUNIOR GIRLS IoIgram 7, BruntO; Roberts 5, Fairey 2; Richards 7, Rendeli 0;Adarns 5, Westlake 2. H Iigh Singles, S. Roberts 230, S. Ingram 207, D. Carke 206. Iligh Triples S. Ingram 560, D. Clarke 554, S. Roberts 533. Mixed Major Top Averages Joan Sutclîffe 276, Vcrn Connors 250, Ron Haynes 248, Jim Murphy 242, Ross Hall 219, Bill Alldread 219, Albert Saînan 217, Pal Forsey 215, Larry Piper 213, Ross Wright 212, Gord Simpson 212. Teani Stanîdings Virginia Fairey 3-2947, Joan Sutcliffe 2-3246,, NyhI Shechan 2-2970, Vi Coole 2-2952, Helen Dunn 2-2843, Peggy Haynes 2-2785, Bernice Buday, 1-2963, Ollie Patfield 1-2865, Linda Crossey 1-2850, Doris Joll 1-2803, Karen Buday 1-2801, Pat Bagneli O-2696. Men 1s High Single: 295 Jim Murphy: Ladies' High Single: 350 Joan Sutcliffe: Men's High Tri ple: 751 Vern Con nors; Ladies' High Triple: 828 Joan Sutcliffe. STI. JOSEPHIS Team Standings Gary Conway 13-5106, Joan Gibbs 12-5218, Bob. Brown 1 -5084, Coi-y Elîs 7-5080, Delor- as Walkey 7-5001, Don Zealand 5-4892,, Jean Holroyd 3-4667, Rose Marie Convway 2-4841. High Triples- Bob Brown 677, Barbb Rott 611. High Singles Bob Brown 255,. Barbb Rott 256. PRE)N Off any Purc hase of Oo$500 ormoreaut %ary Brown's Fried Chicken Team Standings MacDonald -3810-6, Coombes :3554-6, Alldread 3581-4, Dad- son 3505-4, Pearce i496-4, Nickerson 3515-3, Roberts :3271-:3, Bons 3109-3, Gibsun :3482-2, Pantner 3195-1, Forscy :3412-0, Spear 3123-0. Tlop I10 Aierages W. Combes 213, R. Fice 209, M.I MacDonald 208, J. Eisan 208, B. Lyle Jr. 195, M. Alîdi cad 1 94, M. Pearce 194, J. Ilarness 194, P. Cornish 193, M. Horstman 192. Hligh Single- M. Pearce 263. High Double- 480 (263,217) M. Pearce Team Standings Cabbage Heads 4, Carrot Tops :3, Sweet Peppers 3, Celery Hearts 2. High Single- Marlene Sta- cey 243. Hligh Triple Marlene Sta- Ccx - 585. Top 10 Averages Cindy Cowle 202, Marlene Stacey 197, Jean Arnold 190, Marg Pollard 190, Karen Carter 189, Joyce Stacey 188, Berice Henderson 182, Dor- .. o1 hy Stark 169, Peggy Millsoe 167, Olive Henderson 1~ Mary Topple 163. 751/2 King'St. E.- Bowmanville Expiry Date Oct. 31, 1975 ,hj 6 F ~- BOWMANVILLE 'BADMINTON CLUB 19 75 OP E NI nG Monday, Sept. 22nd BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, Weekly Playing Schedule: Mon., Thurs., Fr1. Evenings 7: 00 - 11: 00 p.m. Membership Fees are due and payable to Treasurer Gary Bail by November lOth, 1975 Married Couples - $ 15.00 Senior Membership - $ 10.00 Junior Membership - $5.00 NEWCASTLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT Bowman ville figure Skating Club Registration Monda y, September 29th, Wednesday, Oct ober lst, Monda Y, October 6th, Wednesday, October th from 7 to 9 p.m., BOWMANVILLE TOWN HALL Fees: Beginners $15.00 - Juniors $20.00 Intermediate and Seniors $25.00 POWER SKATING R EG IST RAT ION Monday, September 29th, Wednesday, October lst, Monday, October 6th, and Wednesday, October 8th f rom 7 to 9 p.m. at Bowmanville Town Hall Fee: $20.00 for 20 weeks.1 Tobeheldon Fridlayfrom5to7p.m. Darlington Sports Centre THIS COUPON AND RECEIVE