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( The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 17,1986 [ sport- talk m-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Farewell Blackburn started off the new season in the Goodyear Bowling League rolling a 345, 290, and 225 to total a 860 triple. Jim Bedford bowled 294,261, and 232 giving him a total of 787. K. Piper was 763, bowling 329 and 238. Murray Grant totalled 723 on 284,227 and 216 games. Bill Shelter Shelter hit 700 right on the nose, followed by John Stainton with 665, Wayburn Adams with 641 and Howard Davey with 626. Shotter, Adams, Stainton and Davey each bowled big single games to start off the season. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Frank's Variety defeated Stephen Fuels in four straight games on Sunday Sunday night at Memorial Park and now hold the Men's Town Softball Champ Title. The team members are Harvey Webster, Paul Forsey, Steve Burns, Joey White, Cal Bamsey, Bob Tugwood, Bruce Adams, Bill Cochrane, Jim Beam, Peter Rupke, Ted Brown and David Crydermari. Coaching the team to victory were Dave Snowden and Jim McKnight. Bat boys were Scott Webster and Scott Burns. TERRY FOX TOURNEY -- The annual Terry Fox tournament tournament will be held on Saturday, September 20,1986. The Kinsmen Club will be sponsoring the tournament this year with all proceeds going to the: Canadian Cancer Society. FINALS -- The finals for men's and ladies' slowpitch and lob ball will begin on Monday, September 22,1986. TRY-OUTS -- The Bowmanville Eagles are holding their second try-out date on Thursday, September 18, at the Bowmanville Arena from 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Anyone wishing to try out is welcome, but your own equipment must be supplied. TOROS -- The last day for Toro try-outs will be Wednesday, September 17, at the Bowmanville Memorial Memorial Arena. Wednesday will be try-outs for the midget boys born in 1969/1970 beginning at 8:00 p.m. BOWLERS NEEDED -- Liberty Bowl is looking for anyone anyone interested in joining a bowling league. There is room in the women's, men's and mixed leagues, along with youth and golden age bowling. For more information information call 623-5663. CLOSE GAME -- The Redmen put up a good fight but the Salmonbellies managed to steal the final win away from them. In a 8-6 game the Salmonbellies took home the Mann Cup after completing their lacrosse finals 4-2 in a seven game series. EXHIBITION GAMES -- The Junior "C" teams have begun their exhibition games for the season. Cobourg will meet at Bowmanville on Sunday, September 21 at 7:30 p.m. On Thursday, September 25, Bowmanville will play at Port Hope beginning at 8:00 p.m. Port Hope and Bowmanville will meet again on the 28th in Bowmanville Bowmanville at 7:30 p.m. On September 29 Bowmanville will travel to Cobourg for their exhibition game beginning at 8:00 p.m. FUN DAY -- The Courtice Community Association is holding a community day on Saturday, September 20, at Courtice Park. There will be activities throughout the day including sports events and tournaments. There is no charge for the event and Courtice residents are invited to attend. There will also be hamburgers, hotdogs and corn on sale in the afternoon. TSN -- Italo Labignan, of Bowmanville, has premiered his new show titled "Canadian Sportfishing." The show will be aired on TSN every Friday evening. POOL SEMINAR -- The Polish Veterans' Hall will be the location of North America's largest free fall pool seminar. The Oshawa seminar will run one day only, Wednesday, September 17,1986 at 7:30 p.m. There will be films, safety lessons, discussions and much more, with Mr. Ray Beagle, one of Canada's greatest pool educators. There will be coffee and cookies provided. GENERAL MEETING -- The Bowmanville United Soccer Soccer Club is holding its annual general meeting on Sunday, Sunday, September 28, 1986. The meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. in courtroom #1. All club officials and parents of the soccer players are eligible to vote. CHANGES -- Bowmanville Junior "C" Hockey Club has recently had a change in officers. The new volunteer volunteer committee will now be President - Pat Marshall, Vice-President - Ron Clemens, Secretary - Joan Murphy, Murphy, Financial Secretary - Josie Roberts. Directors are: Jim Murphy, Helen Jones, D. Snowden, D. McFeeters, Fred Roberts, L. Wichman, Neil Jones, P. Forsey, G. MacDonald, L. Forsey, and D. Wilcox. HARRIER MEET -- Ontario's toughest cross-country course, at Port Hope's Trinity College School, will soon be putting runners to the test from high schools across Southern Ontario. On Wednesday, September 17, beginning at 2:00 p.m., the school will host the fourth annual Trinity Harrier meet. Last year, more than 700 athletes participated. Organizers are expecting expecting runners from across Southern Ontario, including most of the Port Hope, Cobourg and Peterborough schools. I 153 King St. E. Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 1N9 TEL: 1-416-623-2615 ^ ^ TEXACO CAR WASH BRIAN P. BASTIANELLI PRESIDENT RUST PROTECTION SYSTEM RUST CONTROL CENTER $ 10 OFF with this ad Reg. $89.95 plus tax SPECIALIZING IN: CAR CARE Soccer Results Team Wins Squirt Championship This years Squirt "B" City of Oshawa Champ is Zion #1. The first time team swiped the win from North Oshawa #2 in a 10-1 victory. The weekend before before the new Champs also won the City of Oshawa tournament going undefeated. The Courtice team consisted of: Front (from left) Jeff Hughes, Stephen Dobbie, Totid Corwley, Richard McCullough, Jim McIntyre, Steven Chouimard, Back (from left) Jim McIntyre, coach, Trevor Schenk, Kris Hopson, Tyler Dearden, Adam Benetin, John Drumm, Darcy Rowe, Corey Strand, Tim Blackwell, Pat Drumm, coach. Memorial Park Tykes Make it to Semi-finals Bowmanville "Memorial Park" Tykes - OBA Semi- Finalists "D" Division. Front Row: L-R Kyle Flynn, Carlo Warr, Michael Talolti, Darren Donohue, Jeff Murphy, Jamie Brake and Steve De Blois. Centre: Chris McCarthy, Adam Cota, Corey Scott,. Richard Bateman, Chad VanderEnde, Robert Staples and A.P. Jason Crosbie. Back Row: Coach: A1 Warr, Manager: Mike McCarthy, and Coach: Jim VanderEnde. The team reached a high when they advanced to the All-Ontario Semi Finals by eliminating Georgetown in the best 2-3. The opposition for the 1 Semi Finals were Merritton, which is a 'suburb of St. Catharines. Although the „ Champions at Pebblestone by Tammy Hill Pebblestone Golf Course hosted its annual buffet luncheon and presentation of trophies on Sunday, September September 14. Winners for the day are as follows: men's and ladies club champion were Bob Lewis and Ev Heard. The Stainton Trophy for the family was won by Paul W. Sobil. Runner up was Phyllis Sobil. Men's and ladies' runner up champi- ons were Don Moss and at FREE BALLOONS FREE SUCKERS FREE REFRESHMENTS ASSELSim YAMAHA THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25th - 26th - 27th Take time to see the new line of 1987 Snowmobiles and Clothing Accessories. There is also a good line of New & Used ATVs. f/(? Many Indoor Specials ■ Free Daily Draws - y DON'T MISS IT! "The Dealership Bail! on Quality, Service and the Personal Touch" DURHAM HD. 57 - South of Blackstock - 986-4437 YAMAHA - WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! Joyce Gifford. Low gross was given to Don Pringle and Joyce Gifford Gifford and low netwentto Bill Watson and Ev Heard. Lome Heard was closesl- lo-the-pin for the day and Bill Romanuk won the hidden hidden hole. Longest drives were by Bob Feeney and Bette Brick. Lorraine Watson Watson was named the most honest golfer. Special thanks go to Bill Watson, Tex Wurbs, and Rich Gifford for organizing this year's tournament. Joyce Wurbs received an engraved pen at the tournament tournament in celebration of her 10-ycar membership at Pebblestone. Eleanor Glaspell, Ruth Stainton, Mae Ilaass, Diane Worry, Phyllis Sobil, Eileen Sobil and Shirley Sobil served the luncheon of salad, turkey, scalloped potatoes and dessert to the players. Mr. Russ DcCoc thanked all persons involved in the tournament for making it a great success. Tykes lost in two straight games, a lot of credit to the team members, its staff and parents for the support throughout the baseball season. season. Also, the sponsor, Memorial Park and the T.O.N.B.A. executives and urn pires. To finish the great season, the team hopes to play its parents this Sunday afternoon Sept. 14, 1986, at Memorial Park North 2:00 p.m. with a Bar-B-Q after the game. You will be advised the evening prior to the game, confirming whether the game is on or postponed to a later date. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 290 Dean Ave M DUCKS UNLIMITED Waterfowl Tournament Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club Sat., Sept. 20,1986 9:30 a.m. Entries close at 3 p.m. Skeet and/or Trap 50 targets Prizes awarded to Skeet and Trap Champion Hidden score for skeet and trap Elimination Draw Fee $25.00 first event $15.00 second event $10.00 of entry fee to Ducks Unlimited For Information call Muriel Irvine: 723-5919 Karen Sheridan: 985-8040 Sponsored by Port Perry Chapter Ducks Unlimited Oshawa Sheet and Gun Club Liberty Belles Team # 1: F. Sleep, R. Fice, C. Van Hoof, E, Austin, J. Wraith, E. Clark. Team # 2: R. Junkin, K. Dustin, M Almey, F. Cowles, K. Stevens, W. Payne. Team # 3: J. Hanthorn, F. Bullock, K. Mitchell, M. Bird, M. Hayes, M. Keates. Team § 4: C. Roberts, B. Brown, B. Lyle, F. Dimbley, M. Abernethy, M. Paton. Team # 5: B. Westlake, E. Etcher, J. Phillips, W. Coombes, M. Henning, J. Harrison. Team # 6: R. Wright, B. Forsey, N. Sabine, I. Davis, K. Blanchard, L. Ball. Team #7: L. Gray, V. Murphy, A. Bons, B. Janack, G. Britton, L. Neimann, N. McMaster. Team # 8: R. Hartford, J. McMullen, H. Simpson, G. Ante, H. Darby, B. Morrison, J. Rowe. R. Hartford - 3, 1688; J. Hanthorn - 2,1702; F. Sleep - 2, 1687; B. Westlake - 2, 1601; C. Roberts-1,1682; R. Junkin -1, 1623; R. Wright - 1, 1592; L. Gray - 0,1574. High Single E. Austin - 283. High Double E. Austin - 454. Night Hawks SEPT. 10, 1986 High single: A. Burgess 276 High triple: A. Burgess 644 Team standings D. Barrett, pins 4824, points 7; A. Burgess 4920,4; K. Ovenden, 4807, 4; G. Fos- kett, 4610,4; T. Wright, 4552, 3; S. Yarrow, 4710, 2. Games over 200: D. Barrett Barrett 203, 223; C. Barrett 211; P. Krummenacher 207; J. Green 200; M. Gourai 245; S. Yarrow 221; D. Brown 200, 226; A. Burgess 276; C. Graham 209, 200; G. Foskett 220; B. King 263. On Tues., Aug. 26th, M.S. Contracting Minor Mosquito All Stars played the Iroquois Soccer Club in Whitby. This was the final regular season game. The final score ended in a 2-2 draw. Bowmanville goals were by Neil Gerrits, on a 18 yd. hard drive and by Richard Bateman off a rebound. The team travelled to Newmarket Newmarket on Aug. 30th and Sept. 1st to compete in a representative representative soccer tournament. Game 1 was against the host team Newmarket. Andrew Laing scored the first for Bowmanville. The second by Sean 'Digger' Brown, was a special goal for him because it was the first goal of his rep- resentive career. The third goal was by Colin Taggart off a pass from Trever McDonald. McDonald. Once more our amazing centre, halfback put it over the line for goal number number 4. After his second goal Sean was heard to say "I'm going for 3". The final tally was 4-3 for Bowmanville. Game 2 against Epiphany ended in a 2-2 tie. This game more resembling "Roller Derby' than soccer got off to a Dumpy start. First there was a shirt mix up then a confrontation confrontation between by-standers. Special congratulations, on his honesty to Mr. Rick "sit on it" Brown for having the ability to call "a spade, a spade" and the lively entertainment he provides for us parents when Betsy lets him accompany the team. Great defensive action by Evan Davies, Jeff White, and Philip Plath. Trever scored the first Bowmanville Bowmanville goal on a solid run, through opposition. The second second goal started with a rebound rebound off the Epiphany goalkeeper. goalkeeper. Andrew quickly picked up the play and fired in. Not a bad finish for a very choppy game. Game 3 against St. Andrew's ended in a 5-1 loss for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Michael Suess scored the lone goal. This was a very aggressive team and game. Game 4 against Ajax went in Bowmanville's favour. This game will go down as "Perfection "Perfection Personified". The whole team pulled, worked, defended and attacked to a 8-0 win. Goal one was by Neil on a perfect head ball off Sean's corner kick. Evan made a super slide tackle to save an open net space from a possible Ajax goal. Trever scored goal two by beating two defence- men. Trever popped in another and goal three off a- pass from Colin. Brian Cullen, j goalkeeper, made a magnifi-;. cent save on a direct kick. His- "on the line" playing ability* earned him his well deserved" shut-out. Chris Yeo scored goal four and continued persistant persistant forward attack. . After the interval, Michael scored goal five on a break through. Richard scored goal six after moving around three defence players. Neil put in goal number seven with his lethal shot. Sean put a "bumper" goal over the line for goal number eight and his. personal 3rd for his perdicted hat-trick. This win which had to be a 7 goal spread or better put Bow-, manville in a position to play the championship game. The, final game for the trophy was against St. Andrew's soccer club. This team is incredibly skilled but they consistantly resort to very unsportsman like conduct on the field."Sour Grapes?" Enough said. The final outcome of the game was 6-1 for St. Andrew's. After numerous injuries, insults and: one lone goal on an untripped; break-away by Trever the team entered the spotlight to receive medallions and a team trophy. It was worth the drive.-' Congratulations to all players. The team travelled the foi- 1 lowing evening Sept. 2,- to- Oshawa to play the Turul club' in a one game knock-out, play-' off game. The boys seemed defeated as ' soon as they' dragged their tired selves onto 1 the turf. The Bowmanville! boys showed little of their fire' red colour and were defeated' 5-2. Goals were by Sean and! Chris. 1 After private team skills' competitions, pictures and the traditional Parent and son 1 soccer game the boys will be ; ready to hang up" their cleats,) gorge themselves at a league' banquet plus the team banquet. banquet. P.S. 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