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l I I i. fc l S' : 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Members of Bowmanville's Senior Soccer team, in the Darlington League, and sponsored by Hooper's Jewellery and Gift Shop are Maurice Bradley, Ean Kaye, Claus Beersticker, Bob Smith, Hank Koopman, Garret Fayer, Maurice Preston, Tom Graham, Jack Baker, Brian Trimble, Cliff Reetjick, George Jones (capt.) Doug Woodlock, Charlie Campbell, Tom Graham coach. mm The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1984 13 Newcastle Slew Pitch FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Winners of the most unusual car at the annual Newcastle Recreation Soap Box Derby were Jimmy Wren and Stephen Coverley. Best constructed car winner winner awards went to John Stacey and Greg Rowe. Rowe. Cyclists Pedal from Ottawa to Toronto TALL SHIPS - If you haven't seen the Tall Ships, they will be anchored at Cobourg Harbour Thursday, July 26th. HIGHLAND GAMES -- The Oshawa Kinsmen Highland Games will take over Civic Fields, Oshawa, on Saturday, July 28th from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. A Scottish Festival and Dance will follow at 8 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa. JUNIOR HOCKEY -- After much confusion Whitby will have a Tier 11 Junior Hockey team. The coach will be Bill Purcell, gen. mgr. Greg Simerson, and club president Bill Purcell. CANOES -- About 20 canoes will leave Harbour- front, Toronto, on Saturday for Port Hope, staying staying at Darlington Park overnight, and leaving for Port Hope Sunday morning. The canoes are about 26-29 feet long and will be manned by canoeists in the costumes of voyageurs. BED RACE -- Come watch the fun at the Port Hope Sidewalk Sale Bed Race which takes place Friday, July 27th on Walton Street. There will also be an egg throwing and water balloon contests. THANK YOU -- The manager of the Bowmanville Seniors, Dave Snowden would like to say thanks to the Juniors Brad Bamsey, Tobin Rowe, Tony Rupa, Scott Michelson and Bruce Austin for making it possible for them to play the last two games against Orillia and Peterborough. Kendal Extends Record to Ten Wins and Eight Losses Approximately 43 cyclists from Camp De L'Amitié, near Ottawa, spent Saturday evening in Bowmanville during a trek from their camp to Toronto. Toronto. The group's mobile kitchen and supply truck was first to arrive on the scene. Here, Rev. John Peters welcomes Lionel DesLauriers (left) and his helper, Philip LaCroix, to the Trinity United Church. The group slept in the church hall overnight, before heading westward on the final leg of their journey Sunday morning. The cyclists had originally planned to stop in Oshawa Saturday Saturday evening, but when accommodation was not available at last minute, they found a place to stay at Trinity. Pee Wees Having a Good Season Orioles Defect Oshewe 7-1 Lest Week On Wednesday, July 18, the Cowan Pontiac - L & L" Tool Orioles hosted the Oshawa Legionaires and won the game 7-1. John Mutton started on the mound and pitched one of the best games he has had this year allowing Oshawa only 3 hits and striking out 2. In the sixth inning he ran into control problems and he was relieved by Chris Michelson who didn't allow any hits and had 3 strikeouts in the 2 innings he pitched. Ed Bird had a home run for the Orioles, Ken Farrow a triple, Geoff Green, George Kennett, Steve Coverly, Tony Rupa and John Mutton singles. On Saturday the Orioles hosted Belleville and were beaten 9-5. Chris Michelson was the starting pitcher for the Orioles and Belleville pounded out 14 hits off him. He had 6 strike outs. Dan Ritchie relieved in the 7th inning and shut Belleville out the rest of the way. George Kennett and John Mutton had 2 hits each. Chris Michelson and Wayne Mutton singles. Next home game for the Orioles is Saturday, July 28th (at 1:30 when Brockville will be in). Team Division "A" Heavy Haulers M & M Variety Newcastle Lumber Dutch Oven Ace Submarine Lycett Plumbing High Flyers Division "B" McRobbie's Photography Mackie & Reid Paving Orono Towing Warriors Jive Turkeys Brothers Pizza Shoppers Drug Mart Division "C" Orono Goodtimers Burketon Edvan Brew Jays Dennison's St. Marys All Seasons Division "D" Night Hawks Bowmanville Restaurant Tyrone Courtice Steel Ugly Ducks Beaver Lumber Elliots W L T RF RA 235 210 122 180 166 110 104 NEWCASTLE GIRLS' SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Standings as of July 19 of Games Reported Saturday, July 21 Kendal - 10 wins, 8 losses. Kendal 8-Orillia 5. Kendal scored one in top of the ninth to tie the score on a home run by Murray O'Brien and 3 in the top of the tenth to win. Winning pitcher Eric Moore. Home runs by Guy Parks, Murray O'Brien and Steve West. Dwight Woodward - 4 hits. Kirk Woodward - 3 hits. Steve West - 2 hits. Guy Parks - 2 hits. Jerry Thompson 2 hits. Murray OBrien-3 hits. Sunday, July 22 Port Hope 10 - Kendal 9. Steve West - 3 hits. John Robinson - 3 hits. Fraser Wallace - 2 hits. Dennis Knapp -2 hits. 11 innings. Next home games - Ajax, Saturday, July 28. Whitby, Sunday, July 29. lawn Bowling Results fli CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Newcastle Fitness Centre Notice of Swim Cancellation On Sunday, July 29th, 1984 ONLY the Family Swim (1:00 - 2:30 p.m.) and the Public Swim (3:00 - 5:00 p.m.) will be cancelled due to the Annual Bowmanville Swim Meet. The public are encouraged to come out and support our local summer swim team as they compete against teams from Port Hope, Cobourg, Campbellford, Napanee and Camp Samac. Jane M. Lunn, Program Director July 25, 1984 'i-aiv *5 . ,\h » ÿW The Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees are enjoying a 9-4 record this year as they head towards the E.O.B.A. playoffs. The Pee Wees took time out from a game against Cobourg last week to have a team picture taken. Members are, from left to right, front row, Jeff Woodlock, Paul Woodlock, Jason Vac- heresse, Dave McWilliams, Chad Doiron, Matt Milovick, back row, coach Gary Milovick, Derek Zander, John Duczmalewski, Cecil Stephenson, Colin Dempster, and assistant coach Brad Bamsey. Regions! Soccer News By Dick Budcl The regular season is rapidly drawing to a close. *s22!cr HOGKEYa HOCKEYa HOCKEYa hockey: HOCKEY £12££2^oshawa & DISTRICT HOCKEY SCHOOL AUGUST 6th to 31st BOYS 5-16 YEARS OF AGE HARMAN PARK ARENA 4 WEEKLY SESSIONS Also Elite Program lor advanced students only Evenings 6-10 p.m., August 20th-25th Phone 623-5972 or 433-7064 Write: Box 1331, Station "B' Oshawa, Ont. LU 5Y9 ï>-<v? S <•> m*. *'> 6 S? r <§ > *9 <V and in fact, it will have ended • for a couple of teams by the time this column sees the light of day. The Port of Newcastle Mosquitos ended their regular season with a 2-2 tie against, Orono on July 16. Six of our Kraco Contracting Atoms were called up for this game and they all played very well. Jason Carroll and David Sheridan scored for the Port of Newcastle, Trevor Davies and Gord Mutton replied for Orono. The Town Sports Mosquitos meanwhile defeated Hampton at Hampton, by a score of 7-4 despite the handicap of playing 1 man short for the entire game, Chris Hull scored 5 goals and Ricky Burns and Gord Sikma the others. At this point I would like to remind players and parents alike that it is only common courtesy to notify the coaches when a player can't be at a game, If the coach is informed in time he/she can at least call up some younger boys to fill in. Not to call isn't fair to the team. July 17th saw the Virtue Fuel Pee Wees score a 5-3 win over Bowmanville United, as the Virtue boys came lip with a very gutsy performance. Newcastle goal scorers were Douglas Kettles, Casey Deplau, Jeff Koopmans and" Mike Tail (2x). Paul Smethurst and Mark Tripp (2x) scored for United. July 18th, the Kraco Atoms extended their unbeaten, untied record with a (!•() win over Wolves, Chris MeSweeney tallied 3 times, Steven Miller, Paul llamlstra and Ben Vandenheyden each. David Budel and Dennis Ricard shared the shut-out, the latter having to make a number of good saves. One more win and these boys will have completed an unbeaten regular season. July 19th the K of C Squirts defeated Hampton 2-1 in By Ab Mavin Since the Brock tournament on July 15th, our club members have been very busy going out of town to District 14 tournaments. On Tuesday, July 17th, Rene Bathgate, Vi Coole and Hilda Simnick travelled to Whitby to participate in a ladies tournament. The tournament was curtailed because of rain and our ladies finished out of the money but had a very enjoyable day. Thursday, July 19th saw three Bowmanville teams bowling in Oshawa in a turnabout tournament; so called because the two ladies were skip and vice-skip while the lone man had to lead. Hilda Simnick - skip, Mary Thompson, vice-skip and Farewell Blackburn lost all three games but put up a good showing, considering that Hilda had not skipped before this season and "Blackie" has had limited experience in Hampton to give them a record of 4 wins, 2 ties .and 2 losses with 1 game remaining. Goal scorers were not identified so that we are unable to report them here. Before going on to the upcoming games I want to say Bon Voyage to Glen Kilsh. Glen will be playing his last game for our club on July 24th and we will miss him for he always game 110 per cent at every position on the field. Good luck Glen! There isn't much to report for upcoming action, only that the Atoms will play their final regular season game on July 25 against Wolves, in Newcastle, And the Squirts finish their season the following night, also Newcastle, against Nichols. The playoffs start on August 20th but J'll have more to say about that next time. tournament play. The team of Vi Coole-skip, Mabel Mavin vice-skip and Ab Mavin lead fared a little better, losing their first game 20 to 10 winning the second game 15 to 13 and losing the last game on the last end. The outstanding performance of the day belonged to the Bathgate clan. Rena Bathgage - skip, Shirley Williams (daughter) vice-skip and Peter Bathgate lead won all three games and with a bit of luck could have won the tournament. However their score of 48 was good enough for 3rd place and a good share of the prize money. A truly great family effort. On Saturday, July 21st Bryan Hughes - skip, Mabel Mavin vice-skip and Ab Mavin lead competed in a tournament at Whitby. They got off to a good start with a 19-4 win over A. Sweet of Oshawa, but lost out to G. Bates of Oshawa in the second game. Tied after regulation 14 ends they lost the game in the extra end. They also lost to Cartwright of Whitby 13-7 but with a score of 40 picked up the prize for high score for 1 win. Novice League Bow. Panthers Newcastle A Bow. Tigers Newcastle B Bow. Eagles Bow. Jays Pee Wee Hooked-On Video Bow. C Newcastle A Bowmanville B Bowmanville F Newcastle B Bowmanville E Bowmanville A Newcastle C Bowmanville D Brownsdale Bantam Brownsdale Bowmanville B Bowmanville A Newcastle Bowmanville Won Lost Ties Pts. R.F. 571 309 294 229 237 247 247 148 192 167 95 201 183 137 336 317 345 330 436 335 Bowmanville Merchants Lose to Carlos Electric On Sunday, July 15 the Bowmanville Merchants fastball team was defeated by Carlos Electric 2-1. John Allen on the mound fired 8 strike-outs and gave up only 4 hits. Merchant hitters were Darral Osmond 3-4; Darcy Ritchey and Rick Santomero 2-4 and Don Hermer adding a single. On Wednesday, July 18th at Memorial Park, the spectators were treated to many thrilling defensive and offensive plays. The Merchants played a see-saw battle, but ended the game with a win over Oshawa Optical 5-4. Starting on the mound, Bob Lindsay had 5 strike-outs and 5 hits against; then John Allen entered in the fifth inning and fired 12 strike-outs with 5 hits against. Hitting for the Merchants: John Allen and Brad Godfrey 2-3; Wayne Hunt 2-4; and singles added by Tugwood, Hermer, Humenick, Ritchey, Osmond, Santomero, McFeeters (thecoach). Next home games: Memorial Park 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 25 vs. Casey's. Sunday, July 29 vs. Brooklin. | TAUNTON PÔ Ô L SA N D SPASl POMS AU in Roy will ABOVE GROUND POOL SALE At great savings to you. Order now and get this year's model at last year's price ... 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