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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS, AGO - The best players of the five teams ý'in the Lakeshore Intermiediate Basebali League showed their stuff at a Western-Eastern -Ail Star game played Saturday night in Whitby. Players on the Western Team, who won the game 8 - 6, are Bell, O'Neill, Hanna, Ward, Crawford, Brown, Stoneback and MacConald from Whitby, and Gilhooly, Gallagher, Ferguson, Hooper, Yourth and Legree from Bowmanville. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS'AGO - Members of the junior section of Bowmanville Country Club, held their ffrst field day of the year on Saturday, under the direction of David Zlnk, Club professional. Prize winners were Wayne Coombes, Don Sturrock, Scott Roughley, John Sheridan, Stu Wight, Bob Preston, David Ormiston, Bruce Welsh, Don Hutton, John Wood, Tom March and Bob Howes. FANS - 0F THE EOBA basebail teams will be surprised to learn that there are very few league games left. In fact some of the teams will finish up within the next week or so. Hurry on down to the bail parks and see good, fast games as the players get in shape for the play-offs. Isn't it a short season? Can hockey be far behind? OLD-TIMERS - You are needed to form a hardball game against the Port Hope Old- Timers to be played in September. Phone AI Osborne at 623-3287 to get in the line-up. DAVE ZINK - the tournament director for the Labatt's International Classic, to be played at the National next month, has acquired a pretty formidable field so far, as a result of invitations to the PGA champions fromn around the world. In addition to the above, hie has had acceptances from some outstanding international players. JUNIOR - Girls 1979 Ontario Girls Golf Team will be made up of Christa Lee Teno, of Lake- field Golf Club, Windsor, who won the Ontario Junior Championship last week at the Dale-_ wood Golf Course with a 79, second place wmnner Brenda Burns, Sault Ste. Marie, and and Kristie Scullion of Sumnxit Golf was third. Fifth was Carolyn Schroter of Port Hope. The team will now play in the Canadian Champion- ship in Newfoundland in August. GOODYEAR CANADA LTD. - Bowmanville Plant, recently presented the Orono Arena and Community Fund with a further $1,000. MORE - than 1000 junior golfers sought berths in the Ontario Junior Golf Championship Tournament held in 15 area courses across Ontario recently, with a total of 226 earning spots. 54 banitamis will play at Markland Wood, 107 juveniles and 65 juniors will play at St. George's for the Ontario championship, July 23-25. DAVE HOLLIS - from Oxford, Michigan, is still edigafter Round 2 of the Molson Ontario Professional Motocross Championships. Top Canadian was Bill McLean of Burnaby, B.iC Finishing third and fourth were Alan Logue from Hamilton, and Dave Toff of London. Next race is September 9th at Walton. SHUINE CHAMPION - for 1979 is Ben Kern of the National Golf Club who shot rounds of 70 - 70 - 70, to earn $4,000, recently with a total round of 210. Les Diggins of Country Lane hadl rounds of 74 - 74 - 75 for 223. Wilson Pater- son, Thunderbird, 84 - 69 - 74 for 227. Greg Pidla'ski 81 - 73 - 77 for 231. Bruce Welsh, Oshawa, 84 - 74 - 76 for 234. BOWMANVILLE- Brewers's Slow Pitch team will host a tournament this Saturday at Memorialt Park. Sponsored by local merchants, the local1 team members are Mike Willoughby, Roy Jeffers,1 Bob McGowan, Carl Fitzgerald, Cliff Vaughn, Gordt Ferguson, Mike Lansdowne, Ron Hooper, Briant Munn,î Bruce McKenzie, Jim -McKenzie, Dougt Ferguson, Joe Aitken, Rick, Jim Burtch, Tom c McCullough, ass't coach, Jack Oliver-, tramner.1 Games start at 10 a.m. Slow-pitch basebaîl offers( an exciting brand of baseball for players and fans « alike.1 THE OWMNVILE -Swim Tea Kendal Eagles Win Two, Lakera One on Weekend It was a big weekend for the Kendal Eaglesvwho defeated Newcastle Lakers 9 - 8 on Saturday in il innings and Bowmanville Merchants il - 4 on Sunday. The Lakers game was a tight one in Newcastle. The Eagles were down 6 -5 going into the ninth when Peter Henderson, in top picture, pounded one over the left field fence for the tying run. The two hurlers are shown below, Rai ph Kennedy at left and Cox, right. On Sunday, the Lakers swamped Whitby 22 -5, Steve West hitting three homes in four times at bat. MerchantsDrop Two More The Bowmanville Merchants continued downhill in their current slump b y losing 4-_3 to Oshawa and il - 4 to Kendal. On Saturday in Oshawa the Merchants played one of their best games of the season only to be beaten in the bottom of the ninth inning. They scored all three runs in the first inning, and could not cross the plate after that. Leadoff batter Ralph Cryderman reached base after being bit by a pitch. Larry Forsey sacrificed hlm to second. Tom Nowlan walked, and successive singles by Steve Parker and Murray 'O'Brien scored two, runs. Parker then scored on Mike Cornell's ground-out. The locals tbreatened after that but could flot score. They played good defensive ball and received good pitcbing from, Ron Stainton and Larry Forsey. A couple of breaks SINCE 1917 BOBYOR IS COMING TO TOWN Sowhat botter excuse to get ail slicked Up lin fine clothes and accessories f rom MURRAY JOHNSTON'S ½ YALY SALE of the qua ity merchandise for which MURRAY JOMNSTON'S is noted. (OS HAWA) JimitEcl 8 SIMCOE ST. N. DOWNTOWN OSHA WA SQUARE 725-4511 and Bowmanvjlle would have won. Sunday's disaster in Kendal is not wortby of a write-up in the paper. Shbhy fielding along with no concentration at the plate made the Bowmanville squad look bad. Team spirit and hustle were both lacking as the team seemed more aware of things they would rather be doing. The Merchants' next game is in Whitby on Tuesday, July 24. Tbey travel, to Little Britain on Saturday, July 28 and are home to Oshawa on Sunday, July 29th at 2 p.m. Brow.rs I4ost SIow"Pitch Toumament this saturday The Bowmanville Brewers are hosting a slow pitch tournament Saturday, July 28th, on both diamonds at Memorial Park. Games begin at 10 a.m. and run ail day to the champion- ship game which is scheduled for 7:15 p.m., south diamond. For the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn Annual Trophy, and cash. Teams from Rich- mond Hill, Orono, Oshawa, Markham, Collingwood, Newcastle and two local teams, Danials Industrial and the Brewers, make up this Tournament. Ca msport Trailer Sales HwJ. 115 and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER TRUCKCAPSnstock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE Two games go at 10 a.m. On the north diamond, Oshawa is p laying the undefeated Forum Restaurant of the Newcastle- Recreational League. On the south diamond Orono's M & M Variety square off with one of the tournament favorites, Markham Trendsetters. Two games are scheduled for 12 noon. On the north diamond, Danials Industrial play the Richmond Hill team and on the south diamond the tournament favoured- Collingwood Mist Cardinals play the hosting Bowmanville 4299 DEA AV E. OS HAWA If~fI~I576-1220 Chargex Brewers. The Collingwood Mist this year have already won a string of tournamnents and are rated to be one of the top 3 teams in Ontario.' Come out and give, your local teams sup- port, this tournament needs fan participation to be a success. Checkers Major Atoms Defoat Oshawa Club 4-2 Bowmanville United Major Atoms sponsored ' by Checker's Variety hosted Whitby on Thursday, July l9th and beat tbem by a scoreof four goals to two. In the first haif Gareth Stone put Bowmanville ahead after a nice pass from Christian Goemans, but Wbitby came back witb two goals and led by 2-1 at the baif. In the second haif, Bowman- ville came on strong and Junior Pîthie tied up the game after a, good solo effort. Five minutes later, be put Bow- manville abead on a nice set up from Christian Goemans. Garetb Stone get bis second goal of the game and Bow- manville's fourth after a good passing play between Tony Meredith and Christian Goemans. On Saturday, Bowmanville travel to Oshawa to play in the Motor City Tournament. Bow- manville will play against teams from Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto. Mesqa loo = Y lemIng O n 1 Jy 21 the Tyrone Mosquito às'occer team competed in the' N.A.S.,C. knockout tournament at Civie field ini Oshawa ana came home with the "A" division tropby and a well deserved trophy it was. Each and every boy played better than they have ever played before, individuaily and as a team. Tbeir first game was against Cedar Ridge and the final score was. 3-1 with Clarke Glaspeil getting the bat trick. The second game was against Glen Stewart, a teami for wbom we bave a great deal of respect. The only goal in the game was scored, by Grant Ashton in the first five minutes of play. A lot of the credit for the shutout was due to the great defence work of Darryl Dallas and Steve Baker and tbe solîd goal tending of John Gilbert. Excitement was certainly bigh after this win because now Tyrone was in the finals against Kingside, a teami we had neyer played before but' wbose reputation made us quite nervous. Tbere was no score at tbe end of the first haîf of the final game and that was as it sbould bave been but in the second haîf our boys got tbeir second wind and the game finished up witb Tyrone winning 5-1. Paul Strong scored tbree goal s, Clarke, Glaspeil scored one and Doug Ridge got a nice one with a long high kick wbich_ Sting Agile saile rght over the goal- keepr's be4d. Mark Byers and incent Gibbs did, thefr job well booting h alu h win wereTod Bowers was ready to, knock the opoiion'i defence off baac. Tim Stoop played a good gamem~teamed Up with Grant Ashton's well placed passes and Clarke Glaspell's, stanina and speed _ boy can be run! Jim VanDrunen was aTwavytbe-re anioius tohead off th h all - bis'specialty! Centre field was weil taken care of by two spunky little bustlers, Paul Strong. and Dougie Aird. Paul Strong was sick but no one would have known from the way he was layig» it's a tretowah m witb a soccer baîl. Graham Dallas did a fabulons job coacbinq and kept the adrenalm eowing with this words of encourage- ment from the side lines. Al the parents wbo could be there were there to lend support and by. the sound of tbem they enjyd the day every bit as ,much as the boys. Tbe tour nament wasn't really over however-until -tbe teans piled into the back of Gary Gibbs' truck and led hI Catby and John Baker on their motor bikes followed by the parents in their cars, bonked they way through Tyrone two or tbree times holding up the tropby for ail to see. +OO 'PLAY CAMP A HALF DAY OUTDOOR PROGRAM FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS BOWMANVILLE LIONS CENTRE NEWCASTLE PUBLIC SOHOOL JULY 3Oth to AUIGUST 24th Registration: Monday to Frlday 8:30 ar." -4:30 p.m. Nowcastls Cornmunity Services 40 Temperance St., Bowrnanvlli. Teisphons - 623-3114, Ext. 53 Cost: $20 for 2 wseks, $30 for 4 woeks. Sponsored by Newcastle Cornmunity Services end Durham YMCA Bowlers, Wanted for Canadian Foresters Bowling League No average requirements No minors please Friday night 9:00 p.m. at Liberty BowI *Weekly draws . Dances *Banquet a Trophies For Information contact Helen Rogers, President 203-2167 Margi Pollard, Secretary 023-5018