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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 8, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 VEARS AGO - Rambling with the Roses by AI Osborne. Yourth, Cole, Cow e and Galagher made many a tough hit look easy as they tossed out a runner. Hooper, Hamilton and Gilhooly each had a pair of hits wvhile Gallagher had one as the Roses defeated Port Hope 5-1. Tim Cox didn't have a hit but he added to the general excitement of the game by biasting a foui bail through one of the Figh Schoof idos FLASHBACK - 10 VEARS AGO - At Town Council on Monday evening the foilowing bowlers were presented with speciai trophies in honor of their suceess at winning Eastern Canadian Championships at Hamilton in Secondary School Bowling. They are Sharlene Cain, Dale Terry, Ron Sellick, Ron Etcher, Jackie Patfield, Bob Burley, and Doug Brock. Aiso receiving trophies were coach Bob Mitchell and Supervisor Harold Bennett. D UE - to a mix-up at Wolverhampton, Engiand, Silvia Ruegger of Newtonviile, and of the Durham A.M., Kiwanis Striders Club, and Veronica Poryckyj, of Sudbury, were unable to. compete in the international 3000 metre race. However, Silvia earned fifth place in the 1500 meters race, in a time of 4.32.4, cutting five seconds off her personal time of 4.27.7, which she established iast week in Angiers, France. In her tour of Europe with the Canadian Junior team, Silvia finished with a second, a third and fifth place positions. Her next meet wiil be at the Ontario Junior Championships, August 18-19. We have quite an athiete in Silvia. TOURNAMENT - The Girls' Bantam Softball League will be holding a tournament this Satur- day morning in the Memorial Park, south ball diamond, and the Vincent Massey diamond. Games start at nine a.m. with finals scheduled for around 11:30 at the south diamond of Memor- il Park. Four teams have entered the event. SOCCER - the Ontario Cup Quarter Finals Competitions, sponsored by Beatrice Foods will be piayed August llth and l2th. From this area, the Oshawa Turul team wili meet a team from Barrie, in the Pee Wee League, and a team from Oakville in the Major Mosquito league. Top Ten Ba ers (48 or more at bats) Fra'nks Take Over First Place, GP AB R H RB AVG. J. Ryhorchuk (M) 19 61 19 26 16 .426 G. Adams (M) 19 48 12 19 6 .396 W en M r*e sD oliG mJ. Caruana (K) 17 61 21 24 12 .393 W h n M r n r r p G i eN Caruana (C21) 20 63 14 24 14 .381 By Terry Baker Port Darlington Marina used S. Burns (F) 16 52 15 19 7 .365 Standings GP W L T F, A GBL four walks, a bit batsman and Kramp (K) 17 62 17 22 2 .355 Franks Variety 20 14- 5 1 118 79-- four singles to jump into a 4-0 Dragstra. (DR) 15 50 12 17 4 .340 Darllngton Marina 20 13 6 1 124 96 1 lead and went on to down Wbyte (M) 17 49 il 13 4 .333 1- .. A . lmQ,/ Kramns 7-2. Joe Caruana Cascagnette (F) 15 48 il 16 5 .333 Century 21 Real 1Est. 20 Kramps Furniture 20 D&R Sports Ski Sbop 20 il 7 4 Franks Variety moved into sole possession of first place in Bowrnanville Men's Town League iast week witb a pair of wins wbile Port Darlington Marina fell one garnebebind as they bad to settle for a split of their two garnes. One of Franks victories occurred on Tuesday nigbt as Don Forsey belted bis fourtb borner of the year, tripled and singled and drove in two-runs to lead Franks to a 8-3 triumph over the Mariners. Forsey's triple, off loser Len Foster ý(4- 4) ighligbted a five run third inning and belped Bill Cochrane to bis tbirteenth win in seventeen decisions. Tbe Mariners bad taken a 3-2 first inning lead on Tom Sirnpson's two run borner and an RBI single by Foster. Yvon Micbaud scattered six bits, walked one and struck out nine for bis fourtb win against one loss as Krarnps downed Century 21 Real Estate 2-1 on Tuesday nigbt at Mernorial Park. The win solidified Kramps bold on the Swim Tearn Cornes Third in Cobourg Meet Kim Nagel (centre) and Liza- Zoeiman swim Breaststroke. Kim won this race and later set a Regional record in the Open Breaststroke event. Andrea Schaffeler on her way to winning the eight-year-old Breaststroke race. Guy Marjerrison (foreground) and Jay Kelly (second from top) off a good start in freestyle race. in which Jay placed first. 31/2 10/ fourth and last play-off spot over D & R Sports. The Realtors went ahead in the top of the first inning as Dave Passant led off with a double and scored on Paul Mclntyre's single. Kramps tied the game in the second on consecutive singles by Joe Caruana and Ken Ferris. Rob Brough belted bis first homer of the year in the third inning for the winning run off John Allen (4- 4). On Wednesday night the Realtors, jumped into a 4-1 fourth inning lead and hung on to down D & R Sports 4-3 behind the six bit pitching of Mike Knight (4-4). The loss by the Sportsmen coupled with Kramps win on Tuesday night, left them six points behind Kramps with five games remaining. Bob Finlay (3-6) deserved a better fate as he held the Realtors to only five hits but a double by Norm Caruana and Norm Crosbie's single plus an error provided the Realtors with -their winning runs in the fourth. In Thursday's, early game, On Tuesday, July 3lst, the Bowmanville Swim Team par- ticipated in a six-team swim meet in Cobourg. The local team short of swirnmers due to vacations finished third bebind Port Hope and Napa- nee. The standings had Port Hope first with over 500 points, Napanee second with 355, Bowmanville counted 236 points, one ahead of Cobourg, Camp Samnac had 201, and Lindsay was sixtb with a total of 173. The swim team and their coaches were very pleased with their finish considering the shortage of swimmers and relied on very strong finishes in the relay events to pull ahead of the Cobourg team. The team is continualiy working bard toward the regional final meet to be held in Port Hope on the 25th of this month. The teamn is hosting their own meet in Bowman- ville on the 2th of August and people interested in seeing. some very good swimming should corne out and see a group of young people reaping the rewards of bard work and athletic achievement. The results of the COBOURG MEET are as fol- lows: (Local swirmers only) Boys 7 and 8 Freestyle John Paul Duczmalewski lst (22.9), Girls 7 and 8 Freestyle Kristy Matthews 3rd (25.2 sec.), Girls 9 and 10 Freestyle Erika Schaffeler 3rd (47.9), Boys il and 12 Freestyle Jay Kelly lst (41.6), Girls il and 12 Free- style Jayne Stutt 2nd (39.2), Joanne Carruthers 3rci (45.2), Boys 7 and 8 Backstroke John Paul Duczmalewski lst (27.5 - team record), Girls 9 and 10 Backstroke Julie Wells lst (24.9), Girls il and 12 Back stroke Jayne Stutt lst (48.4), Boys 13 and 14 Backstroke Kelvin Sloos 2nd (43.3), Boys 15-17 Backstroke Dan Desousa 3rd (1:39), Boys 7 and 8 Breaststroke John Paul Ducz- malewski 2nd (28.0 team record), Girls 7 and 8 Breast- stroke Andrea Schaffeler ist (32.5). Girls 9 and 10 Breast- stroktý iErika Schaffeler lst (24.3 team record), Boys il and 12 Breaststroke Jay Kelly 3rd (1: 02.4), Girls il and 12 Breaststroke Joanne Carruthers 2nd (58.3), Boys 13 and 14 Breaststroke Roy Brooks lst (44.4), Girls 13 and 14 Breaststroke Kim Nagel lst (46.2), Girls Open Breast- stroke Kim Nagel lst (1:34.6 team and regional record), Girls 9 and 10 Butterfly Erika Schaffeler 3rd (23.6), Girls il and 12 Butterfly Jayne Stutt 2nd (20.2), Suzanne Land 3rd (25.3), Boys 13 and 14 Indivi- dual Medley Roy Brooks 2nd (1:40.1) Relay events: Girls 13 and brought Kramps to wîtbin two with bis third borner of the year but Jirn Ryborcbuk collected bis second borner of the season to put the garne out of reach and provide Mark Scbnîeder with bis tbird win against one loss. Tbe win by the Mariners moved thern into a temporary tie for first place witb Franks. Jirn Bearn belted a three run first inning home run and Joe Hurneniuk added a two run shot in the fourtb inning to pace Franks to an 11-5 win over D & R Sports in Tbursday's late garné. The win moved Franks into first p- lace, one game up on the Mariners. Both teams have four garnes remaining in their run for the pennant. Bill Cochrane (14-4) scattered eigbt bits for the win while Bob Finlay (3-7) took the loss, the sixteentb loss of the year for tbe Sportsmen. PA RTICIPA TE Bnack on Winning Way s In Final Scheduled Game The Bowrnanville Mer- chants ended their regular season on a winning note by downing the Little Britain Generals 6-3 last Tbursday night. The game was played in Little Britain witb botb tearns very short in rnanpower. Mike Cornell pitcbed the entire game for the Bowrnan- ville team and pitched very well. He held the Little Britain tearn without a bit until the seventh inning. They scored a couple of runs in that inning and one in the eighth, but by that time the Merchants had their six runs and were well in control of the garne. The team was hitting tbe ball fairly well and should be ready for the upcoming play- offs. They have been placed in 'C' division with Ajax and Whitby. It appears as though Whitby will have a bye, while waiting for the winner of Bowrnanville and Ajax. Play- off dates have not yet been confirmed. I Ca msport Trailer Sales Hw. 115and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selectIon of TRUC K-CAPS ln stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFI-LL C ENTRE__ PrrLAYOFF SCHEDULES In the week ahead, there will. be quite a few playoffs in progress throughout the area in ail the basebail leagues. Bowmanville Bantams play Thursday at Soper Creek Park at 6:15 against Little Britain in the best three of five series. Bowmanville Pee Wees meet Kingston Township on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Memoriai Park in a best two of three series. 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