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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 1,1984 7 Bowmanville Swim Team Wins Recent Meet | sport- Hlk 623-3303 HATS OFF -- Congratulations to Tarri Lee Carleton, who undaunted by unemployment being what it is, set up her own Fun Fitness Day Camp, east of Kirby. Using nearby neighbor neighbor facilities and of her family, campers were instructed in swimming, tennis, horseback riding and activity programs. This year's enrolment was 21 with a waiting list. Not a bad business enterprise for a 17 year old. SWIM MEET -- Swimmers from Camp Samac, Napanee, Campbellford, Port Hope, Cobourg and Bowmanville competed in the Bowmanville annual swim meet held on Sunday. TOURNAMENT -- The Bowmanville Cleaners Hockey Club will be participating in the 5th annual Puck "n" Ball Tourney in'Ernestown this weekend. Bowmanville's swim team (above) won the area meet held at the Newcastle Fitness Centre last Sunday afternoon. Competitors aged eight to 19 years old participated in the meet which involved six recreational swim teams in the Durham Region. Region. Swimmers from the Bowmanville Fitness Centre placed first with a grand score of 567.5, Port Hope swimmers ran a close second with 491.5 points, Cobourg came in third with a score of 210, the Camp Samac team placed fourth with 151, Campbellford was fourth with a score of 131, and the Whitby team finished in sixth place with 33 points. Come on in and Smile at our Appliance Prices!! WhiteWestinghouse Frost Free Refrigerators as low as $599-95 Large Selection of Chest Freezers at special prices F.A. Kramp Furniture Ltd. 37 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-7071 Fashions and Prices to Make You Smile! Good Selection of Spring and Summer Fashions up to 50% OFF FALL MERCHANDISE NOW ARRIVING! leisure JE_Jady 2I King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-7494 Saturday, July 28 saw the end of another year of Kinsmen Kinsmen T-Ball. This year over 50 children participated in nine weeks of fun learning about baseball and making new friends and aquaintances. Every week each of the four teams participated in about 45 minutes of instruction and warm-ups plus a 45 minute game. The Kinsmen Club would like to thank all the kids for participating and also the members and parents who helped out. We would also like to thank International Parts Limited for donating the hats and Bowmanville Canadian Tire for donating the baseballs. baseballs. Also a special thanks to the Newcastle Girls Slow Pitch League for handling this year's registration. THURSDAY NIGHT HOCKEY -- Anyone interested in playing in the Thursday Night hockey league should phone Dave Wright at 623-2964. The league is expanding this year and more players will be needed to fill out two extra teams. This is a contact league. 'ni" 6irk Atom Sector By J. Gardner This week saw most of our soccer action with Tyrone teams. Monday, July 23 - Hampton Mosquitoes were defeated by Tyrone at Tyrone. Score 8 -1 in favour of Tyrone. Tyrone goals: Todd Lepard - four, Eric Smith - two, Gilbert Holder - one, Adam Kiff - one. Hampton goal: Jason Lyle. July 24 - Pee Wees were also defeated by Tyrone at Tyrone with a score of 4 -1. Hampton goal by Scott Hanthorn. July 24 - Tykes defeated Tyrone at Tyrone. Final score Hampton - 6, Tyrone - 1. Hampton goals by Tim Ashton - five, Mark Gerrits - one. July 25 - Atoms journeyed to Orono where the Hampton boys dominated the game, winning by a score of 4 - 1. Hampton goals: Neil Gerrits - one, Neil Bateman - one, Brandon Osmond - one, David Hartford - one. Ben Suter played a strong game and is showing much improvement in his play. Hampton Atoms have finished in third place in their division. July 26 - Squirts hosted Tyrone at Hampton pond. Hampton controlled the play most of the game. Final score 3 - 1 for Hampton. Hampton goals: Jamie Mercer - two, Danny Martin - one. Tyrone goal: Ryan Mackenzie. This completes the scheduled scheduled games, and we look forward to the playoffs. The season's performances were Pee Wees: Lost 9, Won 1. Mosquitoes: Lost 7, Won 1. Atoms: Lost 3, Tied 2, Won 5. Squirts: Lost 3, Tied 3, Won 3. Tykes: Lost 3, Won 2 (One game still to play.) Tuesday, July 24 saw the Dennison's Girls Atom Soccer Team lose a heart breaker to Pickering by the score of 1 - 0. Played in a strong wind it was just hard luck that our girls lost. Pickering with the wind in their backs scored in the first half and although Bowmanville Bowmanville dominated for most of the game they were unable Kendal Eagles Extend Record To 11 end 9 Sat., July 20, ivendal 16 Ajax 9. Winning pitcher Mike Robinson. Save - Eric Moore. Hits - Steve West five (two homeruns), Dwight Woodward Woodward five, Jerry Thompson three, John Robinson two, Murray O'Brien one, Dennis Knapp one, Eric Moore one, Mike Robinson one. Sunday, July 29 - Whitby 4- Kendal lj Hits - Dwight Woodward Woodward one, Kirk Woodward one, John Robinson one,. Murray O'Brien one, Eric Moore one. Eagles are in Peterborough on Aug. 3 - 6 for league championship tournament. Contact players for times. Eagles moved to "B" classification classification with Oshawa,. Port Hope, and Whitby by the E.O.B.A. from "C". Playoffs to start the week of 11th and 12th of August. Merchants Defeat Casey On Wed., July 25 at Memorial Memorial Park, the Bowmanville Merchants downed Casey's 7 - 3. Dave Rafuse on the mound fired five strikeouts before being relieved by John Allen in the 7th inning. Bats at work included: Jim Ryhorchuk 3 - 3, Rafuse 2 - 4 (one HR), Humenick, Caruana, Hermer two each, and singles added by Colwell, Ritchey and Godfrey. On Tuesday, July 24 in Pontypool, the Merchants failed to hang on and went down to defeat. Pontypool 6 Merchants 4. John Allen had six strikeouts strikeouts and those hitting . included: included: Joe Humenick and Ryhorchuk with two hits.each and singles by Caruana, Rafuse and Brad Godfrey. Stats - "Merchants Fastball" Fastball" (Top five Batters) - July 25, 1984 - Darral Osmond 27 AB, 11 H, 4 R.B.I., .407 P.C.T.; Jim Ryhorchuk - 52 AB, 20 H, 15 R.B.I., .385 P.C.T.; Darcy Ritchey-55 AB, 20 H, 6 R.B.I., .364 P.C.T.; John Allen - 44 AB, 16 H, 7 R.B.I., .364 P.C.T.; Norm Caruana - 56 AB, 18 H, 8 R.B.I., .321 P.C.T. Next Home Games: Wed., Aug. 01, Carlos vs Bow. Wed., Aug. 08, ACL vs Bow. Fan N.B. - Reference - Sun., July 29 Game against Brook- lin. They have been dismissed from the Oshawa City and District Fastball League. THE GREAT CANADIAN ADVENTURE GAME The outdoor game that gives you the challenge you have been waiting for. 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Cheryl Ann Cole also deserves mention as she again turned in a strong defensive and offensive effort. Stephanie Sleep played a strong game in goal for Dennisons and it was misfortune misfortune that allowed Pickering's goal. Although they came up on the short end of the score our girls played a strong game with their usual good sportsmanship. sportsmanship. This week the girls have a well deserved break in their schedule before resuming resuming play against Ajax on August 7 th. Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville Please I el urn Cur Smile! 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