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G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. June 18. 1986 [ sport-talk | 1 f 6tiim J FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Those attending a five day leadership training course under the directions of the Society of Directors of Municipal Recreation Programs, include June Bain, Mary Corden, Dixie Gill, Sharon Lucas, John Perry, Woodrow Perry, Ileane Rahme, Sandra Rivers, David Werry and Doug Rigg. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- At Centennial Hall, last Saturday evening, the Selby Grant trophy was presented to the winners of the Mixed Major Bowling League Jim Murphy, Wendy Killens, Lola Wright, Capt. Nyhl Sheehan and John Stainton. CLINIC -- A basketball clinic will be held on Saturday, June 21st, at Clarke High School, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Coaching staff will be comprised of high school coaches from the area and University players. Register by calling Lars Carlson at Clarke High School 987-4771. There is only room for 40, so sign up early. Entry fee includes a free T-shirt and a player evaluation. BIG RIG 150 -- Come see the Big Rig 150 Truck Race and Trade Show at Cayuga International Speedway Nelles Corners - 30 miles south of Hamilton, Saturday and Sunday, June 21st-22nd. Massive ten wheeled GMC, Kenworth, Western Star, Mack, Ford, Peterbilt, Corbitt and White trucks racing the five-eighth paved oval in a gruelling, 150-lap classic display of power and stamina. A Trade Show with over 200 exhibit lots, and a Show and Shine contest with 250 entries, plus Country Music. Qualifying trials begin Saturday afternoon; final race Sunday at 1 p.m. Tickets available at the gate, all Bass locations or call (416) 765-4461 for Visa and Mastercard. AWARD -- Minor Hockey's top award, the O.M.H.A. Honour Award, for outstanding service to minor hockey, was presented to Doug Campbell, Stoney Creek, at the luncheon following the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Mr. Campbell, long associated with minor hockey in Stoney Creek becomes the thirty- ninth winner of the award. The last ten previous winners were James Hamilton, Burlington, Glen Ure, Ridgetown, Sam Brereton, Newcastle, Frank Simpson, Brighton, Lome Spicer, Shedden, A1 Shaw, Windsor, Albert Schram, Dunnville, George Bibby, Campbellford, Ronald J. McKnight, Acton, Charles Drake, Trenton. GOLF -- Reserve Wednesday, June 25th for the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament at Bowmanville Country Club. There's also a draw for a trip for two anywhere in Canada by Wardair. Phone 623-5791 for tickets. ;b, 1 ; _ f : j v i e PROGRAMS -- Registration for Summer' Aquatic Programs at Orono Park, Newcastle Lions and Fitness Centre (Bowmanville) Pools are being accepted now by mail or in person for swim programs including: All Red Cross and RLSSC Levels; New Pre-School Program (Age 0-5 yrs.); Private and Semi-Private Lessons; Swim Team (Fitness Centre Only) ; Adult Lessons. Registration Deadlines: July Session (July 8-31) - June 23rd. August Session (Aug. 5-28) - August 1st. For information phone 623-3392. SPECIAL RATES -- Phone 623-2670 for special membership rates at Bowmanville Golf Course. Offer good only until June 20th. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free. Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience Win a Trip for Two Anywhere In Canada . , at the Annual Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce GOLF TOURNAMENT I / on Wed., June 25th at the BOWMANVILLE GOLF CLUB AIR FARE COURTESY OF iWardair Golf-- Dinner -- Prizes -- Fun and Refreshments Tickets -- $15 per person Green Fees Payable at Pro Shop For Tickets or Information Call Ron Strike at 623-5791 or the Bank of Montreal Charlie Rolland 623-4411 <V'» iSp' r ' ' v - <■ SEISM £&_•,It.-, - , IMWfli n 1 >(iiiIW | iilii l iijin|] r: . r * ■XriÛ" Neither Rain, Nor Sleet, Nor Snow Can Stop Harvey Webster SpOftS RêîUlfî In a Senior E.O.B.A. League game played at Whitby on Tuesday evening, June 10, the Whitby Baseball Club defeated the Newcastle Lakers 18 to 9. The game started out with both clubs scoring four runs in the first inning and after six innings of play the Lakers were losing to Whitby by the score of 10 to 9. During the seventh and eighth innings the Lakers committed a number of costly errors that saw Whitby push eight runs across in the last two innings. Doug Rickard started on the mound for the Lakers and was relieved by John Robinson at the end of the sixth inning. The big guns for Whitby were Bob Artner, Dave Sorietti, Greg Macisaac, Tom Spaxman and Jim Scherer. The standouts for the Lakers were John Robinson, Jeff Fox and Allan Farrow the Laker catcher. Outfielder Craig Hornby hit a home run for the Lakers, his second of the season. Markham defeated the Newcastle Newcastle Lakers 7 to 5 in a hard fought Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball League game played at Newcastle Village Park on Sunday afternoon. The Markahm Ball Club jumped into the lead with four runs in the second inning and finally the Lakers whittled down the lead and tied the score at four-all at the end of the sixth inning. The Lakers went ahead in the seventh inning, leading 5 to 4, but Markham scored three runs in the top of the eighth to go ahead again 7 to 5. John Robinson started on the mound for the Lakers and was relieved by Jeff Edmun- son at the start of the eighth inning. Paul Singleton started for Markham and was relieved by Lawrence Slavin in the eighth inning. The. f Newcastle ; Lakers played a good steady game, however ; their downfall was too many players left on the bases. Doug Rickard and catcher A1 Farrow were definitely standouts for the Lakers. Doug Rickard banged out a home run, while Jeff Edmundson, Mark Luxton, Ken Gilmer played well for the losers. Mark Munro, Scott Friars, Paul Singleton and Ken Anderson were the pick of the winners. The Newcastle Lakers are home to Kendal Eagles on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. and Oshawa on Sunday afternoon, also at 1:00 p.m. Following the rain last Wednesday, the Soper Creek ball diamond was not in too good shape for anything but mud wrestling, certainly not baseball. But, Harey Webster, mounted on this three wheeler, was doing his utmost to drag away all the wet spots so the game with Port Hope could be played. B.H.S. Baseball Team Captures LOSSA Championship The Bowmanville High School baseball team captured captured the LOSSA Championship on June 2. Bowmanville Bowmanville defeated Eastdale Collegiate, of Oshawa, 7-6 in the final game of the three-game series. Members oi the team shown above include: (front row left to' right) Rob Terry, Kevin Smith, Chris Hall, Mike Gal lant, Scott Veals, and Scott Munro. Back row, from left: Tom Smith (manager), Harry Bradley, B.H.S. Principal; Lew Tattrie (manager); Mark Smith, Mike Knight, Scott Webster, Brian Treem, Mike Houston, Phil Bird, Dan Annis, Dave Fairey, Sean Fraser, and Coach Gary Milovick. Junior Orioles Pound Port Hope The Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Junior Orioles picked up a very impressive 4-0 win in Port Hope on the night of Monday', June 9th. . The action started in the second inning when John Mutton Mutton drilled a single by the . shortstop. Mutton then went to second on a passed ball. After Phil Bird was called out on a controversial strike three, Scott McLeod ripped a double down the left field line scoring Mutton. With McLeod on third Jon Clieff knocked him in with a sacrifice fly. The action did not heat up again until the ninth inning when "Nugget" McLeod. broke the ice with a single. McLeod went to third on a single by Glen German and German then preceded to steal second with blinding speed. With men on second and third, Edward Bird bounced a single into centre scoring both McLeod and German, German, • Collecting hits for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Edward Bird, Mutton, Mutton, McLeod, Austin, Nash, Michelson, German, and Philip Bird. The Cowan Pontiac Pontiac offensive star of the game was "Nugget" McLeod as he had a double, single and the game winning R.B.l. Bowmanville had 10 hits but the story of the game was the Bowmanville defence as they did not make an error due to the hard practice that coaches Doug Ritchie, Kel Bamsey and George Michelson nut the Orioles through on Sunday. The L & L Tool defensive star of the game was Chris Michelson as he went the dis tance striking out nine and only allowing three hits. Chris blew them away all game for his first win of the season. Honourable mention goes to Edward Bird who made a spectacular diving catch to end the game and Chuck Nash who played a solid right field. Bowmanville Juniors Throw Game Away to Peterborough The Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Junior Orioles' winning streak was stopped by Peterborough Peterborough on Wednesday, June 11th by a score of 10-6. Glen German started off for the Orioles and promptly crushed a single into centre- field. After Bruce Austin put runners on first and third with a single, rookie of the year hopeful Troy Foster drove German in with a solid single. Austin scored Bowmanville's final run of the inning on a Peterborough error, The Orioles started off the second inning strong also as Johnny Stevenson reached base on an error. Jon Clieff walked, moving Stevenson to second but Stevenson injured his knee on the run to second and had to be replaced by Brad Bamsey. The next batter was Bruce Austin and he continued continued his torrid hitting assault by drilling a double into right scoring Bamsey. Bowmanville did not score again until the sixth inning when "Nugget" McLeod started off with a single, After Bamsey walked Jon Clieff broke out of his slump with a double down the left field line scoring McLeod and Bamsey. In the eightn inning Chris Michelson scored Bowmanville's Bowmanville's final run of the game after he reached base on an error and Bamsey hit a single. The L & L offensive star of the game was Bruce Austin with a single, double and one R.B.l. Honourable mention' goes to Jon Clieff who had a double, walk, and two R.B.l.'s. ' Collecting hits for the Orioles were German, Austin, Foster, McLeod, Bamsey and Clieff. . The story of the game again was the Oriole defence or lack of defence as Peterborough scored ten runs on only five hits, This reporter takes off his hat to Chris Moffat as he lasted four innings of very sloppy defence. The Cowan Pontiac defensive defensive star of the game goes to John Mutton. Due to a recent lack of save opportunities, Doug Ritchie brought his stopper in to give him some work and John struck out three in three innings and picked two baserunners off of third. Mutton proved to the Peterborough batters that you can't hit what you can't see. Honourable mention goes to Chris Michelson as he played an outstanding first base. TO APPEAR -- Olympic boxing silver medalist Shawn O'Sullivan will be sharing centre stage with a newly spruced up downtown Whitby, June 21st when the town's Business Improvement Area (BIA) flings open the doors for Downtown Discovery Day starting at 11 a.m. O'Sullivan and a host of other attention grabbing attractions have been booked for the day by the BIA's promotions committee which is hoping to draw a big crowd to showcase the first phase of improvements to the downtown and community with everything it has to offer. WORLD LACROSSE '86 -- John Jordan, Greg Kent and Derek Keenan of the Mann Cup champion champion Brooklin Lacrosse team have been selected as members of Canada's national team. They will appear in World Lacrosse '86 action at Varsity Varsity Stadium, July 18-26 in games against the United States, England, and Australia. The schedule is listed. Friday, July 18 -- U.S. vs. Australia, 6 p.m.; Canada vs. England, 8:30p.m. Sunday, July 20 -- Opening ceremonies, 2 p.m.; England vs. Australia, 3 p.m.; Canada vs. U.S., 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 22 -- England vs. U.S., 6 p.m.; Canada vs. Australia, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Thursday, July 24 -- Junior Game, 6 p.m. ; Consolation Final, 8 p.m. Friday, July 25 -- World Championship, Championship, 8p.m.; Closing Ceremonies, 10:30 p.m. Graham's Mosquitoes Drop Game to Pickering June 15,1986 Thursday, June 12th saw Graham's I.G.A. Girls travelling travelling to Pickering for another encounter with their soccer club, this time against the Cosmos. Unfortunately, all we came back with was wet feet (again!) as Graham's was outscored 4-0. The first three goals were primarily the result of defensive defensive lapses on the part of the girls as they were unable to keep the ball out of our end of the field. They were also the result of some interesting interpretations of the offside rule by the referee. (I have some sympathy for the way the Soviets felt after their loss to Belgium in the second round of the World Cup!) Graham's play tightened up considerably in the second half with Christina Thrasher moving into goal and doing a superb job, limiting the Cosmos Cosmos to only 1 goal! Offensively, the girls were continually frustrated by the strong clearing kicks of the Pickering ■ midfielders and defense: They prevented Graham's from keeping sustained sustained pressure on the Cosmos. Cosmos. Despite this, Jessica Hull and Kim Bates did make several good rushes. With this loss. Graham's head into their next home contest against Whitby oil Wednesday, June 18, with an 0-1-2 record. Good luck in this game, girls! John Morris pamapacnon TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, RADIAL ALL SEASON 299 D--n Avt, T-Ball Scores The Kinsmen T-Ball. league opened with four exciting games being played. In the first game, the Indians beat the Orioles 8-7. This was a close match with all players doing their best. The Expos defeated the Dodgers 12-6 in a "big league" slug fest. The second set of games saw the Tigers win over the Blue Jays 13-10 and the Pirates beat the Cardinals 6 to 5. There are almost 100 players registered in the league this year. The Kinsmen would like to thank Terry and Linda Donahue of the baseball association for their tireless efforts in putting the program together. We would also like to thank the many coaches who are helping on each of the teams. All games are played on Wednesday's at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. at Ontario Street School. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 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For more information prior to the meeting call Mr. Jan Devantler, Director ol Community Services at 623-3114 ext. 46. Date ol Publication June 4,1986 SWIM THE SALVATION ARMY ' RED SHIELD APPEAL ! Swim-a-thon June 21/86 - Newcastle Fitness Centre at Bowmanville High School \ Liberty St. N. 8:30 - 2:30 p.m. PLEASE REGISTER IMMEDIATELY PHONE 983-5787 (weekdays) 623-3761 (Saturday 9 - 5) PICK UP YOUR SPONSOR SHEET AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS • Flowers by Jackman 'Transworld Travel • Miracle Mart • Shoppers Drug Mart Bowmanville Audio-Vision • Hanes McGregor's Hardware McCabe's Cheez Nook Checker's Variety • Bank of Montreal • TownofNewcastlcLibraries • Erv Brooks Petro Can 1st-10 speed bike 2nd-Walkman receive a 3rd-Timex Watch record album) ■ James Publishing (The Canadian Statesman) • FamilyTrust Ileal Estate • Lange's Photo Lab • Child's Ladies'Wear ■ Plain'sShcll PRIZES (for most money collected) Cowan Pontiac All'ic's Videos & Books Jamieson Tire TDIlank 1 IGA A&P (10 runners-up