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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 3,1991 'FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO -- Canadian^) Tire, of the Durham Ladies' Softball League, and the Juvenile All-Stars traded batteries and staged an all-Bowmanville ladies' softball exhibition contest contest at the Central School. The teams battled to a 3-3 tie, as both clubs went to the long ball to count most of their runs. Jo-An Pittman and Delores Da- vey each blasted circuit shots for the seniors, with Karen White rapping a three-bagger. Irene Reyen- ga cracked a homerun for the Juveniles, with catcher catcher Lenore Smith, one of the players traded for the night, notching a double. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The first tournament of the season was held at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club. Winners of the Fred Cole Memorial Trophy as top bowlers of the tournament were Clarence Oke (skip) and Merv Brock (lead). In second place were Harold Bennett (skip) and Stuart Stuart Carson (lead). SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- Name the catcher who was selected twice during the 1980's as the MVP of Major League Baseball's All-Star Game. PAGANS FASTBALL -- The Bowmanville Pagans Pagans will face Port Perry tonight in an Oshawa City and District Fastball League Game at Memorial Memorial Park. Game time is 7:00 p.m. Next Wednesday, July 10, Brooklin will be in town. REMOTE CONTROL RACING - The Bowmanville Bowmanville Optimist Club invites all children and adults of the Bowmanville community to come out and enjoy enjoy the use of their new remote control racing tracks for cars and trucks. The track is open to the public from Monday to Friday and is free of charge. Sundays are reserved for Bowmanville Club members members to race. The track is located on the West Beach Road. CAMP FOR CHAMPS -- Tim Ingram, a former pro with Oklahoma City and Memphis, and Paul James, presently with the Toronto Blizzard, will be conducting a one-week soccer clinic for kids in the Town of Newcastle entitled Camp for Champions. The camp, from July 22-26 at Waverley Public School, will provide kids between the ages of 6-16 an opportunity to develop their skills in all areas of the game. Anyone wishing to register can contact Bowmanville United Soccer Club vice president, Steve McKay, at 623-3310. HAWKE YES NEED PLAYERS -- The Oshawa Midget Hawkeyes invite all interested football players to their first practice on July 9 at 7 p.m. at the Civic Fields in Oshawa. Players must be between between the ages of .17-20 by August 31. All equipment equipment will be provided. For more information, contact contact Roger Brown at 655-8878. TRIVIA ANSWER -- Gary Carter of the Montreal Expos in 1981, '84. X J Bud Triple Crown Races Junior Hanley led a three-car sweep by Ontario drivers in the second leg of the Bud Triple Crown 150 stock car race at Sanair Su- ' per Speedway on Sunday and put himself in line for a $50,000 payoff in Nova Scotia Scotia later this month. The hard-charging Hanley Hanley jumped into the lead at the start and surrendered it only briefly to pole-sitter Randy MacDonald of Oshawa when he pitted for gas during a caution near the midway point of the ■ race. , The 54-year-old from Campbell ville, Ont., came 1 out of the pits in third place 'and regained the lead al- Imost immediately en route • to his second victory of the , season on the GM Motor- sport National Stock Car senes. senes. Both victories were part of the Bud Triple Crown bonus bonus series, which offers a $50,000 payoff to any driver winning three designated races. Hanley took the Bud Triple Crown opener at Mos- port earlier in June and, with his victory at the 1.25 kilometre Sanair trioval, earned a $5,000 bonus. The third leg will be raced at An- tigonish, N.S., July 28. MacDonald, who gambled going the distance on one tank of gas and no tire changes, finished second with Russ Urlin, of London, third. Only eight cars from the starting field of 40 were running running on the lead lap when the checkered flag fell. KEEP YOUR CAR LOOKING LIKE NEW! Superb craftsmanship at body shop prices. Our experts make everything old look new ageing High quality collision repair Expert refinishing Clear coat available Insurance claims Come in for a FREE ESTIMATE 623-6353 FRED'S AUTO BODY We Flat Tires 576-1220 299 Dean Ave. Oshawa, Ont. Your Bandag Retread Source flifl HkUMHO CANADA, INC. Darlington Youth Soccer League Standings (as of June 27) Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Tykç Division One On deductible of most insurance windshield claims with this coupon Offer expires July 12,1991 Auto Glo// IQ CII l/Fi? XT (ACROSS FROM CANADIAN TIRE) Over 40.000 satisfied customers since 1974 Sixteen Bantam baseball teams from as far Stock Cars Agincourt and Erindale Take Bantam Tourney's Top Prize In Action At Mosport As always, the action was fast and furious, the crowd excited and the racing superb superb as the regular Saturday-Night Saturday-Night stock car action at Mosport International Speedway got under way for another week of intense competition. In the Street Stock class, Andy Warbutton, of Oshawa, Ontario, blasted around the track and captured captured the feature race and two of the heats as well. In second.place in the feature Street Stock race was Rod Marshall, of Cavan, and in third place was Fred Shep- stone, of Port Perry. In the late Model Sportsman Sportsman class, Stuart Robinson Jr. of Iblland Landing, captured captured the checkered flag and took home the victory in the feature race followed by Jr. Regan of Barrie, and Randy Slack of York. In the Late Model class, due to inclement weather, the feature race was unable to run. However, the first two heats did and in the first heat Wayne Williams of Unionville, Ontario, grabbed thé win, followed by Tom Milligan of Newmarket and Dave Taylor of Caesarea. The second heat in this class was won by A1 Thomson of Uxbridge. In second place was Tom Milligan and in third was Joe Dilecce of Richmond Hill. The night sky was all lit up as a spectacular fireworks fireworks display helped celebrate celebrate Canada Day as the evening's racing came to a close for another week. Mosport International Speedway's next special event comes on the weekend of July 13-14 as the Ameri- can-Canadian Tour (ACT) headlines the regular Saturday Saturday night racing. Plenty of tough slugging was needed to prepare the Bowmanville diamond at Soper Creek park for the "A" final between Agincourt and Stoney Creek.-Bowman- ville's representatives had been eliminated on Friday. Agincourt led all the way and managed a squeaker 7- 6 win to take the title and the trophies presented by Terry Donohue. Team members are, front row 1-r, R. Clean, P. Gramanopoulos, T. McManus, J. Andreoff, M. Andreoff, R. Tanner, Q. Mitrosky, S. Nelson, C. Andreoff; back row, J. Mitrosky, C. Chuhaniuk, D. Haddleton, K. Londison, P. Ricketts, J. Feeney, W. Flood, L. Tanner and N. Andreoff. Pagans Near .500 Record The Bowmanville Pagans drew closer to the .500 mark last week following a pair of wins. At home last Wednesday, they edged out the Oshawa Juniors 3-2. Thursday night in Brooklin, Brooklin, Bowmanville came away with a 2-1 victory. The Pagans' record has now improved to 6-8. as Sudbury took part in a tournament here last!week- end, with the finals on Sunday afternoon. Panic almost almost took over when the heavy rainfall Friday night- almost ruined play. An urgent call went out to Brian Foster of Kendal who called some friends who joined in and worked on their diamond so it could be used for the "B" championship between Erindale and East York. Erindale won that title 9-6 and are shown here witn tneir tropnies, presented oy unris nortun on De- half of the TONBA organization. They are, front row 1- r, Coach Chris Hyland, Chris Hartery, Tim Casporot- to, Rich Reid. John McEwan,.Reuban Tavaresm Philip Kucman, Bryant Coronel; back row, Manager Dan Thompson, Kevin Hofinger, Jason White, Mark Moore, Harry Tam, Nathan Cordery, Rich Baker, Coach Rick Galich. Bowmanville Kids Capture Lacrosse Title With Thrilling 6-5 Overtime Win by Harold Hoar The season came to a dramatic dramatic and most satisfying conclusion for 12 Bowmanville Bowmanville area lacrosse players, as they won the platinum championship on June 22 to earn top.honours as the best Whitby Minor Lacrosse Novice Novice House League team. The team's presence in this championship game was the result of a second place regular season finish with a 5-1-1 record and a 3-0 playoff record. The playoff round began for the Kinsmen on June 14 against thé OHEU Local 1000. The Kinsmen won this first game 10-4, with seven of the eight runners scoring goals. Scoring for the Kinsmen Kinsmen were: Ian Gleason, Ryan Bruce and Stephen Hoar with two each and singles singles going to Ian Sinclair, Jesse Halik, Mike Semeniuk and Joel Tymchuk. The second playoff game was against the Brooklin Redmen. In this game, the Kinsmen outscored the Red- men 12-4, with Andrew Smale turning in a one-man performance of six goals, with Stephen Hoar adding two and singles going to Ian Gleason, Mike Semeniuk, Ryan Bruce and Ian Sinclair. Sinclair. In the Kinsmen's third game, Bill Kift replaced our regular season goalie, Mark Hoar, and in his first-ever game as a lacrosse goalie played extremely well and helped the team beat the Whitby Steel Hawks 12-5. Scoring came from Ryan Bruce and Ian Gleason with three each, Stephen Ilonr nnd Mike Semeniuk with two nnd Darren Powell and Andrew Smale with one npicce. This 3-0 playoff round set the stage for the Kinsmen to moot the Brooklin IGA team, the only team to bent the Kinsmen during the regular regular season nnd with nn identical 3-0 playoff round. The Plntinum Championship Championship proved to bo one of the most exciting lacrosse games of the year. The lend changed hands several times, nnd n Into third period period goal by the Kinsmen's Stephen Ilonr tied the game at five nnd sent the game The above lacrosse team, comprised of players from Back row, (1-r), Danny Lloyd, Phil Kift, Jesse Halik, Bowmanville, won the Platinum Championship on Joel Tymchuk, Stephen Hoar, Ryan Bruce, Bill Kift, June 22, and can boast of being the best Whitby Mi- Harold Hoar, nor Lacrosse Novice House League team. The title came in dramatic fashion, as the boys needed a goal in sudden-death overtime of the final game to take top honours. Winning team members include, front row, (1-r) Ian Gleason, Ian Sinclair, Darren Powell, Mark Hoar, Mike Semeniuk, Bobby Lloyd, Andrew Smale. into sudden death overtime. With just over two minutes remaining in the 10 minute overtime, Stephen Hoar scored again when a shot he took deflected off nn IGA player and went into the top corner of the net. In addition to Stephen's two goals, singles singles went to Ryan Bruce, Ian Gleason, Jesse Halik and Darren Powell. It has been a most gratifying gratifying year, ns wo look bnck to the beginning of April nnd remember a team with sev en of twelve players who had never played lacrosse before. Wo won because we bad a group of dedicated young men who practiced hard, learned quickly, played hard, played ns a team, but most of,all had a lot of fun. Congratulations to each and every member of the team, and I hope everyone returns next year nnd brings with them a friend who would also like to learn to play the gnmc of lacrosse. 328 RITSON RD. 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