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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, June 5,1991 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- During the annual St. Joseph's Bowling League banquet on Saturday evening, individual trophies were presented presented to the mixed bowling team who were declared declared champions of the season. They were Maurice Anneart, Brenda Leddy, Jim Bruton, Iris Murray, Roy Trudeau and Angela Saman. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Bowman- ville's best youth bowlers were honoured at a recent banquet. Winners included: Senior-Brenda Proctor and Deborah Trotter; Bantams-Neil Murray, Dustin Dustin Couch, Ellen Taylor, Craig Archer, and Karen Sweet; Tykes-Chris Brown, Brandi Harding, Sean Vesha, Brad Vacheresse, Sarah Couch, Joanna Hall, and Jason Murray; Juniors-Heath Sweet- man, Steven Joyce, John Buma, Mike Lugtenburg, and Kenny Wright. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- Now that Buck Rodgers has been fired as manager of the Montreal Expos, only three current managers hold the same position they had in 1985. Name them. JUNIOR ORIOLES' -- The Bowmanville Junior Orioles will play their home opener tomorrow night (Thursday, June 6) when Little Britain visits Soper Creek Park for a 7:30 p.m. start. Whitby will be in town on Sunday afternoon for a 1:00 p.m. start. In their first game of the season last Tuesday in Belleville, Belleville, the Junior^ pulled out a 5-2 win. Jason Car- roll went six innings for the win. Jeff Laird led the offense going 3 for 4. deBLOIS EARNS LETTER -- Sophomore defender defender Craig deBlois, of Bowmanville, recently received his first varsity letter as a member of the Colgate University men's lacrosse team. The Colgate Red Raiders finished the 1991 season with a 4-8 record and were 2-3 in the inaugural season of Patriot League competition. deBlois played in nine games, joining the team after the hockey season. He scored one goal and was credited with 50 ground balls which is the third highest on the team. He has earned two varsity letters in hockey. CONAHAN AT NATIONALS Bowmanville's Alisha Conahan was a member of the gold medal winning team at the National Gymnastics Championships Championships in Saskatoon on Victoria Day Weekend. In individual competition, she placed 11th out of 52, with scores all above 9.00. Her routines were so technically sound, that her coach, Jeff Soroksky, received received an award for her flawless routines. She is currently- back in training at the Gemini Club in Whitby, hoping to compete at a World Meet at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis this September. VANDERENDE ATTENDS CAMP - Bowmanville's Bowmanville's Chad Vanderende received a surprise telephone telephone call on Friday evening, asking him to attend the Provincial Under 17 Development Hockey Gamp that was being held at the University of Western Ontario in London the next morning. Without hesitation, he accepted the invitation. He played in four scrimmage games, earning three assists. assists. Ontario will be hosting the Under 17 International International Tournament in Sudbury from December 29 to January 4. LEGION GOLFERS -- The Bowmanville Branch 178 Legion Golfers had some impressive results at a recent Zone FI tournament in Fawnbrook. Darrell Darrell Hunt, John Barbeau, Vic Hank and Terry Baker Baker were- all members of the winning foursome. The Low Gross award went to Darrell, who shot a 77. The senior team of Doug Wiseman, Luther Welsh, John Greenfield and Ross Wright placed second. The teams advance to the District finals in Uxbridge Uxbridge on August 10. TRIVIA ANSWER -- Tommy Lasorda of Los Angeles, Angeles, Bobby Valentine of Texas,and Sparky Anderson Anderson of Detriot.' < y Darlington Soccer Lge. Finishes Second Week av 30 second week of the Darlington Darlington Youth Soccer League season, with more than forty matches played in the Town of Newcastle. 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Team members include, front row, CT-r): m j ng , John Galliott, Jack Bentley, Ryan Nemis, Jason Chris Battams, Tim Richards, Wayne Rousell Chris Bartlett, Doreen Ross (coach). . Brown, Brad Powell, Dan Huxter, Kevin Short. Mid- Senior School Athletes Receive Medals in Competition Bowmanville Senior Public School held their annual annual track and field championships on Thursday, May 28. Pictured above are the gold, silver and bronze medal overall point winners from the three age groups: junior, intermediate and senior. Poipt champions champions included, not in order: Melissa Harty, Kelly Dono hue, Jason Dubeau, Amanda Wilson, Craig Patterson, Becky Judd, Brad Ormiston, Mark Lynch, Brian Mclnnes, Sara Ballantine, Kerri Kelly, Erica Becker, Heather Stockman, Rob Harness, Darren Stevenson, Greg Evans, Jackie Ellis, Vanessa Harris. Absent were Steve Hamilton and Mike Ferguson. Van Belles 2 Tyrone #11 Bowmanville Taxi 6 Courtice #6 2 Orono #2 4 Courtice #4 1 Bun King 5 Tyrone #2 1 Courtice #1 13 Optimist Club 3 Newcastle #3 2 Courtice #5 1 Orono 10 Courtice #3 1 . Minor Squirt Sport Shop 7 Heavy Haulers 0 Hampton 3 Beaver Lumber Lumber 3 Tyrone 5 Erv Brooks 2 James Insurance 13 Courtice #4 0 Newcastle #3 3 Courtice #1 2 Courtice #2 8 Newcastle #2 1 Major Squirt Courtice #2 6 Solina 1 Newcastle 4 Courtice #1 1 Kentucky Pried. Chicken 4 Bramble Bush 4 Guardian Drugs 12 Shoppers Drug Mart 1 0 KUMHO CANADA, INC Results from the Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior Public School Track and Field meet held on Thursday, May 28. Senior Boys 50m. 1. Darren Stevenson 2. Steve Oke 3. Bryan Bailliache 100m 1. Darren Stevenson 2. Rob Harness 3. Brendan Fletcher 200m 1. Rob Harness 2. Steve Oké 3. Dave Schissler 400m 1. Dave Schissler 2. Aaron Stoker 3. Mark Lynch 800m 1. Shawn Smith 2. Mark Lynch 3. Tom Cookson 1500m 1. Casey McDonald 2. Mark Lynch 3. Tom Cookson Triple Jump 1. Rob Harness 2. Shawn Smith 3. Dave Schissler Shot Put 1. Brendon Fletcher 2. David Bruce 3. Mike Nesbitt Long Jump 1. Rob Harness 2. Shawn Smith 3. Peter Schoep High Jump 1. Darren Stevenson 2. Peter Schoep 3. Brendon Fletcher Senior Girls 50m 1. Sara Ballantine 2. Kelli Ferguson 3. Mnndi Knight 100m 1. Sara Ballantine 2. Kelli Ferguson 3. Dennne Henderson 200m 1. Heather Stockman 2. Kelli Ferguson 3. Phcmc Thomas 400m 1. Stoph Maxwell 2. Heather Stockman 3. Euphemin Thomas 800m 1. Heather Stockman 2. Tracy Arnott Rubierose Nispcros 1500m 1. Heather Youngmnn Triple Jump 1. Jackie Ellis 2. Tara Rad way 3. Cheryl Ellis Shot Put 1. Jackie Ellis 2. Shannon Leveille 3. Melissa Buma Long Jump 1. Sara Ballantine 2. Cheryl Ellis 3. Melissa Buma High Jump 1. Jackie Ellis 2. Mandi Knight 3. Tara Radway Intermediate Boys 50m 1. Steve Hamilton 2. Brad Ormiston 3. Jason Vickery 100m 1. Steve Hamilton 2. Jason Vickery 3. Brad Ormiston 200m 1. Brad Ormiston 2. Jason Vickery 3. Dave Boudreau 400m 1. Brad Ormiston 2. Mike deBlois. 3. Johnathan Plazek 800m 1. Greg Evans 2. Jason Dubeau 3. Anthony Corey 1500m 1. Greg Evans 2. Jason Dubeau 3. Derek Nawrot Triple Jump 1. Jamie Thompson 2. Jag Riar 3. Larry MacDonald Shot Put 1. Bryan McMinn 2. Dan Schimmcr 3. David McLuhan Long Jump 1. Ryan Flint 2. Dave Boudreau 3. Richard Page High Jump 1. Dave Curr 2. Mohan Rain 3. Jonathon Plazek Intermediate Girls 50m 1. Kerry Kelly 2. Brandy Robertson 3. Andrea Parks 100m 1. Vivi Cockcrhnm 2. Rebecca Judd 3. Kimi Perkins 200m 1. Kerry Kelly 2. Erin Murphy urpl: 3. Heather Youngmnn 400m 1. Rebecca Judd 2. Melissa Ilnrl.y 3. Jennifer Reid 800m 1. Rebecca Judd 2. Ailsa Miller . 3. Melissa Harty 1500m 1. Melissa Harty 2. Elizabeth Knox 3. Michelle Hicks Triple Jump 1. Andrea Parks 2. Kristy Quanduk 3. Vivi Cockerham Shot Put 1. Ailsa Miller 2. Angie Peck 3. Casey Crosbie Long Jump 1. Kristy Quanduk 2. Erin Murphy 3. Kerry Kelly High Jump 1. Vivi Cockerham 2. Kerry Kelly 3. Andrea Parks Junior Boys 50m 1. Craig Patterson 2. Brian Mclnnes 3. Cameron Miller 100m 1. Craig Patterson 2. Kyle Montgomery 3. Brian Mclnnes 200m 1. Brian Mclnnes 2. David ICobylanski 3. Rob Lamont 400m 1. Brad Humber 2. Rob Lamont 3. James Douglas 800ni 1. Mike Ferguson 2. Brad Humber 3. David Morinrity 1500m 1. Matt James 2. David Moriarity 3. Jacob Andrews Triple Jump 1. Craig Patterson 2. Mike Ferguson 3. Darryl Felstcnd Shot Put 1. Tim Brydson 2. Cameron Miller 3. Kris McDonald Long Jump 1. Bryan Mclnnes 2. Craig Patterson 3. Dnriyl Felstcnd High Jump 1. Craig Patterson 2. Kyle Montgomery 3. Brad Humber Junior Girls 50m 1. Erica Becker 2. Colleen Pollock 3. Jan Godfrey 100m 1. Colleen Pollock 2. Jan Godfrey 3. Erica Becker 200m 1. Erica Becker 2. Kelly Deruelle 3. Krista Tink 400m 1. Vanessa Harris 2. Sarah Fenton 3. Kelly Donohue 800m 1. Vanessa Harris 2. Kate Barrie 3. Michelle Quinlan 1500m 1. Kate Barrie 2. Melissa Allin 3. Michelle Quinlan Triple Jump 1. Kelly Donohue 2. Amanda Wilson 3. Melissa Allin Shot Put 1. Vickie Smithson 2. Amanda Wilson 3. Leanne Welch Long Jump 1. Kelly Donohue 2. Aunber Devenu 3. Michelle Quinlan High Jump 1. Jan Godfrey 2. Melissa Allin 3. Amanda Wilson Legion Orioles At 6-1 Season The Branch 178 Legion Orioles came away with three convincing wins this past week to run their season season record to 6-1. In Tuesday,' game, the Orioles clobbered the Port Hope team 28-0 on a two hit, eight strikeout performance performance by Bryan Landry. The Orioles' top batsman were Jason Vickery and Landry with three hits each, Shane Cowan, Scott MacDonald MacDonald and Mark McCarthy chipped in with two apiece, while Paul Drummond, Colin Colin Galinski, Richard Baker, Brian Mclnnes and Phillip Paterson had one apiece. After the overwhelming victory, the coaches were expecting expecting their players may be a little over confident against a strong Ajax team. However, the Orioles did not let their bats cool and they defeated Ajax 10-3 with Scott MacDonald allowing four hits and striking out eight in five innings. Galinski Galinski came on in the sixth after after Scott tired, and retired six straight batters, three by strikeout to record a save. Top hitters for the Orioles were Galinski and Landry with three each, two hits by Drummond and MacDonald and single hits by Vickery and Mclnnes. The Ajax coaches were not happy with their players' • performance and , scheduled a tough workout before Saturday's game. However, the Orioles came out swinging even harder then they did against Port Hope, and easily defeated Ajax, 17-3. McMurter, backed by a strong defense, only threw 69 pitches to complete a four hit, five strikeout performance. Top hitters for the Orioles were Landry with five (including two doubles), four hits each by Drummond and Vickery, two hits by McMurter (one a home run) and McCarthy, and single hits by Galinski, MacDonald, Mclnnes (double) (double) and Baker. Realtors Tie In Soccer 2-2 On Wednesday, May 29, .Van Dyk Realty and Remax soccer teams gave the fans one hour of non-stop action as both teams battled to a 2- 2 tie. Remax scored first, but striker Niki DeFreitas replied replied with two goals. Both goals were set up by Nicky Zdravkovski. Niki and Nicky worked relentlessly throughout throughout the game. Remax tied the score before the half, and the second half went scoreless, but not before both teams had glorious , scoring chances. Daryl Gor- bet of Van Dyk had two breakaway chances foiled. Meanwhile, Jason Lange was in net in the second half and came up with fantastic saves. Karl Wiener, Michael Breton, Katherine Bonsma, Lordele Greenyer and Tyler Lane played a super game on defense. Mid-fielders Gavin Gavin O'Donnell, Adam Stoker and Nicky Zdravkovski were excellent defensively and offensively. offensively. Gavin really worked hard. Forwards Diana Diana Helmus, Denis Goggin, Danny Campbell, Daryl Gor- bet and Niki DeFreitas showed great offensive ability. ability. John Treleaven showed ms versatility as he played goal in the first half and played mid-field in the second second half. Extra effort in this game also came from Katherine, Tyler and Michael. Keep up. the good work! Jackie Ellis, of Bowmanville Senior Public School,; shows the form thatenabled her to place first in the- Senior Girls' shot put event at the school's track and' field meet last Thursday. The Area Track and Field Championship for The Pines, M.J. Hobbs, Dr. Haw-! kins (Port Hope) and Bowmanville Senior is scheduled ■for Friday, June 14. : Long Haired Long Jump > j "•«f ■ ? . 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