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< i i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1990 mm -> ,vy ■ *r*t$pw W&i-t'. [ sport-talk 6u-îm FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The final game of the Bowmanville Recreation Department sponsored atom baseball league took place on Friday afternoon at Memorial Park when tne Yankees defeated the Dodgers to win the Bill Mutton Memorial Trophy. Team members include Jeff Ross, Robbie Brough, Peter Peter Nowlan, Darryl Lunney, Jamie Perfect, David Fraser, Danny Leeman, Bobbie Preston (capt.), Mike Orme, Brad Rundle, Bobby Strike, Bud Perfect (coach). *" FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - The L&L Tool Juveniles are having a great season this year winning seven of their last eight games. On Sunday at Soper Creek they defeated Little Britain 14-13. Team members members are Ken Cowle, Jeff Edmondson, Robert Worden, Kevin Gibson, Mark Luxton, Jim Hogarth, Mark Richards, Richards, Derek Murphy, Ross Reid, Dan McMullen, John Stewart, Paul Beaudoin, Jeff Down, Scott Michelson, David Edmondson (coach), Glen Edmondson (coach), John Pearson (coach). SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- Who was the last American American golfer to win the British Open? LADIES' SLO PITCH ALL-STAR GAME - A full house was on hand at Memorial Park on Tuesday, July 17 to watch the Newcastle Ladies Slo Pitch League's All-Star game. Complete with balloons, cotton cotton candy, and Doug Crough as the announcer, tne ladies ladies displayed an exciting brand of baseball. In the end, the Dynamic Dozen beat the Little Rascals 11-7. BOWMANVILLE JR. 'C' EAGLES -- It seems that at this time eveiy year, rumors begin to circulate re- f arding the adoption of an over-age rule in Jr. 'C' ockey. This year is no different. Word is, that the idea of letting each team in the league carry two overage overage players is being seriously considered. Apparently the league doesn't like the rising number of midget aged players that are coming into the Junior C ranks. We'll keep you posted as soon as we hear anything. AUTO SHOW AND SHINE -- The Optimist Club of Bowmanville will be holding their fourth annual "Show and Shine" car exhibit at the Enniskillen Conservation Conservation Area on Sunday, August 12. The show will include an outdoor display of antiques, rods, customs, classic street machines, and pro street vehicles prior to 1974. Spectators are welcome from 11 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. RECREATION COMPLEX BALL DIAMONDS -- On Monday, Town Council approved the bid of Ron Robinson Limited of Oshawa, to begin work on the installation installation of ballpark lighting, fencing and walkways for the diamonds at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Complex. The bid of $168,845 was slightly higher than the 1990 community Services Capital Budget of $168,000. Top Players Square Off; in Annual All-Star Game The Newcastle Ladies' Slo Pitch League held their Richards, Sharon Powell, Angela Stere, Jayne Thiele, annual all-star game at Memorial Park on'Tuesday, Back row, (1-r), Gary Cooper (coach), Patti Chatterton July 17. Members of the Little Rascals team were, Brenda Allen, Paddy Breen, Mickey Crydennan, Doro- front row, (1-r), Diane Broome, Eleanor Stewart, Bev thy Walker, Dianne Shaw, Dean Cox (coach). TRIVIA ANSWER -- Mark Calcavecchia (1989). Writer Helps Clarify Boundary Regulation Dear Brad, The Orono Amateur Athletic Athletic Association (O.A.A.A.) would like .to clear .up the misinformation which appeared appeared in your 'Sport- Thoughts' article in the July 18 issue of the Canadian Statesman. The ruling that players must play hockey in their own area of residence is not a rule that can be changed by our organization. The boundaries are laid out by the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (O.M.H.A.), and the rule is enforced by them and has been in effect since the O.M.H.A.'s inception. Our organization has never forced a player to play in Orono. In fact, the par ents of the player in question question were" told two years ago that we would be glad to sign his release if they so desired. desired. We knew, and the O.M.H.A. agreed, that even if a release was signed, and as long as there was an O.M.H.A. team in Orono, he could not play O.M.H.A. in Bowmanville. Obviously the calibre of our Orono O.M.H.A. teams does not compare to Bowman Bowman ville's #1 teams, but we are sure that the brand of hockey is superior to what is played in the Bowmanville House League. Sincerely, The Orono Amateur Athletic Athletic Association. T.O.N.BA House League Baseball Standings July 20 Mosquitos Team G W Team G W L Shoppers Drug 10 9 1 Orono Blues 8 6 2 Hunt's Photo 7 5 1 Co-operators 9 5 4 Optimists 10 5 5 J.B. MacGregor 10 4 4 Ncttinga Construction 12 3 7 Mothersills A 8 2 4 Burger King 9 2 7 Henry Buildall 8 16 T P 0 18 0 12 Shown above are the members of the Dynamic Doz- Greentree, Carol Selby-Reed, Shirley Foster, Judy en Ladies' Slo Pitch all-star team that played in the Beitle. Back row, (1-r), Carl Fischer (coach), Annette annual game at Memorial Park on Tuesday, July 17. Quinney, Julie Farmer, Tammy Knapp, Nancey Nix- Front row, (1-r), Wendy Couch, Julie Richards, Laurie on, Michelle Berney, Lynn Lowe, Paul Reed (coach). Weather Won't Help Lawn Bowlers By Marg Parise Too bad we're not in the business of farming - it seems to me every summer it's either not enough or too much moisture for the crops, either way farmers can apply apply for a subsidy from tne Federal Government, and they get it. Not so in the lawn bowling business. It was much too wet for our scheduled Goodyear tournament on the 15th of July and had to be postponed postponed until the 22nd of the month, which .wasn't much better. However, we were able to get two games in, which constitutes a tournament. tournament. Actually, one game and eight ends for a three game 14 ends would have sufficed, Vic. Foxhall (skip), Jean Livingston (vice) and Bruce Screaton (lead) from the Co- bourg Lawn Bowling Club, won the prestigious Bowmanville Bowmanville Goodyear Silver Trophy with a score for the two games of 42+4, well ahead of the second place winner. Mr. Wally Hicks, Operations Operations Manager from the Bowmanville Goodyear plant, was on hand to make the presentation, along with our President Scotty Boyle. The second prize went to Ken Dawson , (skip), Ella Dawson (vice) and Joe Brown (lead) of the Oshawa v Club with a score of 33. There were three other prizes prizes awarded, two with scores of 32 and one of 30. Prior to the games draw, prizes donated by Bowmanville Bowmanville Goodyear were given out to the players, consisting of garden hoses, caps and various other products of Goodyear. Inge, Rena and Grace served their usual delightful "goodies" after the second game. It was pleasing to see so many out-of-town spectators spectators as well as several of our own members. You know the difference in watching a Blue Jay baseball game at Exhibition Stadium and watching a game at the Dome is at Exhibition Sta- diu, you could sit behind George Bell for four bucks and at the Dome it costs you fifteen. At the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Cluib you can sit behind any of the pros, (and we have a lot of them) for nothing. So, after you have attended to your spiritual spiritual needs and done the family shopping, why not toddle on down to the "Green" for an afternoon's entertainment, perhaps even try the game of lawn bowling - you'll enjoy! 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The persistent rain made another attempt to cancel or postpone the Goodyear sponsored mixed triples tournament hero, but this time it was not successful, from right, who is shaking hands with Skip Vic Fox- hall ofGobourg, while alongside at left are Lend Bruce bconton nnu Vico Joan Livingstone, and at far right .Secretary Doris Wollstoin. President Scotty llovlo ox- huge and ornate Goodyear silvorlrophy by Bowman- fwivnn^ to Mr ' IIic * 8 for ville plant Operations Manager Wally Hicks, second ^ 00,| y° nr 8 Mint cooperation. the qualifying two games wore completed on Sunday. The winners are shown hero being presented with the À* Pagans Rally for 9-6 Win Over Oshawa Jerry Pearson, of the Bowmanville Pagans, gets set to deliver to the plate during during an Oshawa and District Men's Fastball game at Memorial Park last Wednesday. Wednesday. Pearson gave the Pagans some much-needed relief, as they came from behind to defeat the Oshawa Kids 9-6. by Brad Kelly with our pitching early on, playoffs. Like a freight train, the but it wasn't Keith's (Adam- To say they're eager to Bowmanville Pagans are son's) fault," explained make amends this year hard to stop once they get on Wood, citing that it was the would be an understate- a roll. third start in a row for Ad- ment. And this was never more am son against Oshawa. "He "We've got a good team evident than last Wednes- wasn't snapping the ball this year, and I don't think day night at Memorial Park real well tonight, but one there is a big difference be- during an Oshawa and Dis- well-hit ball is all they could tween this year's team and trict Men's Fastball League get off of him." last year's," explained Wood, game. The Pagans' offence was noting that they lost a Falling behind by five held in check for the first couple of players from last runs early in the game, the three innings by Oshawa year's team, but have picked Pagans rallied for a come- starter Ted Boivin. But four U p some younger players as from-behind 9-6 victory over runs on four hits in the replacements, the Oshawa Kids. The win fourth inning was enough to "What we need is some was the third in a row for chase him from the game. more clutch hitting," he con- the club, and the fifth in Another Boivin (Jarrod), tinued. "We get a lot of hits, . their last six games. came on in relief in the in- but don't seem to get them 'No, I can't say that it ning with a Pagan on third when we need them the was one of our usual games and nobody out. He retired most." tonight," explained centre- the next three batters, ■ but. The Pagans will be in ac- fielder Randy ., Wood follow- not before the runner from tion again tonight (Wednes- ing the victory that moved third scored on a ground ball day, July 25), at Memorial his team's record to 12-5. to first. Park as the same Oshawa "To score nine runs is The Pagans collected two team will be- in town for a good production in our more runs in the fifth inning 7:00 p.m. start, league. But for the most to tie the game at six, which part, our games are usually set the table for a dramatic close." sixth inning. Bowmanville found them- A clutch, one-out single selves behind early in this by Joe Rose drove home run- one, as starting pitcher ners from second and third Keith Adamson was rocked to give the Pagans a two run for five runs on seven hits in cushion. A seeing eye single one-and-two-thirds innings' cashed in Rose for Bowman- work. He was relieved by ville's ninth run. Jerry Pearson, who silenced Pearson retired Oshawa the Oshawa bats the rest of in order in the top of the sev- the way, limiting them to enth to preserve the win. only three hits. With their season at the The highlight of the eve- mid-way point, the Pagans ning for Pearson was the are beginning to gear up for sixth inning when he struck the playoffs. They swallowed out the side. In all, the hard- a bitter pill last year after throwing right hander finishing second in the fanned six batters. league, only to be upset in "We had a little problem the first round of the TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa NO PAYMENTS THIS YEAR!* Tlioro Is still tlmo to BEAT THE HEAT bocmiso at Taunton Pools wo'ro clearing our Abovo-Ground Pools, Just COMPLETE! COMPLETE! 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