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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 7,1994 Brought to you by... Serving YoU Since 1922 Corner of Courtice Rd. and Hwy. 2 Sales and Servicing 436-2222 Salesperson of the week ^ Craig Strong j Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 I air or l BASEBALL FUN DAY -- The Bowmanville Newcastle Baseball 'Association will be holding a "Fun Day" for t-ball and 4-pitch players on Saturday, September 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The location will be the baseball diamonds at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Now that the ice is in the arena, we wonder how many players will exchange their baseball spikes for a pair of hockey skates once this weekend is complete. GO AHEAD AND JUMP -- The latest word we've received on ski jumper Jeremy Blackburn of Orono has been positive. At a competition in Park City, Utah, he finished first, ahead of 31 other competitors with a jump of 95.5 metres off of the 70 metre jump. The competition was part of the Bud Dry Big Air Festival held August 23-24. The jump was made on plastic, which substitutes nicely for snow during the summer months. Jeremy is currently training in Europe, and will be representing Canada at a number of world class competitions during the 1994-95 season. SHOW OF SUPPORT -- It was mentioned in this column a month ago that Paul Murdoch was preparing to head off to the Dominican Republic where he will represent Canada in karate at the Junior Pan-American Games. In need of financial support, he received enough from members of the Maple Leaf Club, where he trains, to make the trip. His coach, Charles Kennish, is hopeful that his star pupil will have a strong enough showing to bring home a medal. MIHHIIIH ORONO FAIR ACTIVITIES -- Now that Labour Day has passed, we can all look ahead to attending the Orono Fair, which always attracts a large crowd. There are a number of events taking place throughout the.four days from Thursday until Sunday, but a couple that we will be keeping our eyes on will take place on Friday evening and Sunday afternoon. As always, we have every intention of attending the demolition derby which gets underway on Friday night, while the harness horses take to the track on Sunday afternoon. Not only are both events fun to watch, but they also offer great photo opportunities. •eeeeeeeeeee SLO PITCH FINALS -- The Newcastle Boys' Slo Pitch League will bring their season to a conclusion on Saturday evening with the championship games of the various age divisions taking place. The juniors will play at 6:00 p.m., followed by the intermediates at 7:30 p.m., and the seniors at 9:00 p.m. All of the games will be on the diamonds at the Recreation Complex. NEW COACH HIRED -- The Oshawa Generals announced the hiring of assistant coach John Goodwin for the 1994-95 campaign. John spent three seasons in the OHL with the Soo Greyhounds in the late 1970's. In his final year, he tallied 56 goals and 110 assists for a total of 166 points to lead the league. He then signed with the Montreal Canadiens in July of 1981, and spent a number of years bouncing around in the minors. John is an employee at Ontario Hydro in Bowmanville. Quantrill Eagles Fall Short in Bid for Ontario Title It happened again. For the third year in succession, the Kendal Quantrill Chev Olds Eagles Eagles failed in their attempt to cop an All-Ontario senior 'D' championship. championship. Acting as hosts for the second consecutive year, Kendal advanced as far as the quarter-finals before being being eliminated by the eventual tournament tournament champions from Glanbrook. In the double-knockout format tournament, Glanbrook finished preliminary preliminary play with a perfect 4-0 record, which required Wilkesport to defeat them twice in the finals held in Kendal on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Wilkesport, who won the Junior 'C' championship a year ago, prevailed prevailed in the first game by a 10-6 score. But, in deciding game, Glanbrook Glanbrook overcame an early deficit to take the championship a 13-10 victory. victory. Kendal faced Glanbrook twice during preliminary action, losing both times. In the tournament opener on Friday Friday night, Glanbrook scored an easy 8-0 shutout victory. Glanbrook hit home runs in each of the first three innings off starting pitcher Cory Baker. Kendal managed only three hits in the game. Saturday morning, facing elimination, elimination, Kendal used a 10-hit attack to mercy Arva by a 13-3 score. Keith Powell went the distance on the mound, allowing three hits while fanning six in the victory. Kendal's big inning came in the fifth, when they sent 10 batters to the plate, scoring six runs on four hits. Later that same day, behind the stellar pitching performance of Chris Hall, Kendal advanced to The Kendal Quantrill Chev Olds Eagles advanced to the quarter-finals of the All-Ontario senior 'D' championship tournament that they hosted over the Labour Day weekend. The team recorded victories over Arva and Exeter, but lost twice to the eventual champions from Glanbrook. Team members include, include, front row, (1-r): Gary Carroll, Chris Wolfer, Brad Robinson, Kirk Woodward, Jeff Thompson (batboy), Dwight Woodward, Keith Powell, Brad Kelly. Back row, (1-r), Jerry Thompson, Troy Harness, Rob Real, Chris Hall, Jim Newton, Bill Britton, Scott Robinson (asst, coach), Ron Davis (coach), Cory Baker, Rob Terry, Mike Robinson, John Robinson. quarter-final play with a convincing 6-1 win over Exeter. Hall limited Exeter to only five hits, and pitched out of a bases loaded jam in the sixth inning. Kendal scored three times in the first inning and twice more in the second on their way to the victory. Dwight Woodward led the offence offence with three singles. In Sunday morning's quarterfinal, quarterfinal, Kendal jumped out to an early 3-0 lead over Glanbrook, only to watch it slip away in the later innings. innings. Glanbrook scored four times in each of the fifth and sixth innings to rally for an 8-5 win, bouncing Kendal Kendal from the tournament. Powell started on the mound for Kendal, pitching into the sixth inning inning before being relieved by Gary Carroll and John Robinson. Glanbrook had 11 hits in the game while Kendal managed eight. The tournament marked the third time in a row that Kendal appeared at the Ontario championships. Last year, as hosts, they advanced advanced to the semi-finals before losing losing to Tillsonburg. New Lowell then defeated Tillsonburg in the finals to claim the title. At the 1992 tournament in Court- right, Kendal managed to get to the semi-finals before suffering their second loss. Glanbrook 113 003 0 8 Kendal 0 00 000 0 0 Kendal 132 16 13 Arva 000 30 3 Kendal 320 100 0 6 Exeter 100 000 0 1 Kendal Royals Crowned 1994 Midget 'D' Champs An idea that started in 1990 ended ended in Walkerton with the Kendal Royals midget team claiming the 1994 midget 'D' Championship by winning five straight games to earn the crown. Kendal was undefeated, beating Walkerton 12-5, Glanbrook 13-8, Tottenham 74, Petrolia 104, and Tottenham again, 13-8, in the final game. Excellent pitching, strong hitting, superb defence and a superior team spirit highlighted Kendal's drive to the championship: In game one, Kendal scored five runs in the first inning, highlighted by A1 Lacey's triple. Walkerton tied the game in the sixth inning. The Royals' bats came alive in the top of the seventh, led by home runs from Bryan Smith and Dave Millson. Kendal scored seven times to win by a 12-5 score. Starter Bryan Smith pitched four innings and was named the MVP of game one. Mark Foster was the winning winning pitcher in relief. In game two, eight runs in the first three innings propelled Kendal K'd&T'ONTARIO rnjK JUNI0RCITIZRN V-J/OF THE YEAR fAWARDS CONTACT THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS DEADLINE-OCTOBER 31,1994 to an 8-1 lead against Glanbrook. Scrappy Glanbrook scored one run in the fourth and six in the fifth to tie the game at 8-8. Kendal loaded the bases on singles by Bryan Smith and A1 Lacey, and a walk to Steve Hamilton. Then, Scott Borden singled singled home two runs. Kendal scored three unanswered runs in the sev- enth to win 13-8. Final game produced a 13-8 win over Tottenham Eric Zuvic pitched 4 2/3 innings, and Mark Foster came on in relief to close the door on Glanbrook. A1 Lacey Lacey earned the MVP award for going going five for five, and for his excellent excellent defensive play. Starting pitcher Brian Houston nailed down Kendal's important third game with a masterful pitching performance in a 7-4 win over Tottenham. Tottenham. Houston held Tottenham to four singles over six full innings before before fading light allowed them to score four runs in the seventh. Brian Houston was awarded Kendal's MVP for his pitching performance. Dave Millson and Bryan Smith each singled in the first inning to give Kendal a three-run lead and sec Kendal go on to defeat Petrolia 10- 4. Starting pitching was again the name of the game, with Eric Zuvic TO ALL THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF BEAUTIFUL BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT WHO HELPED MAKE OUR FIRST YEAR SUCH AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS! We realize as a new store, we made many mistakes, but you stuck with us, We hope we learned from our mistakes so that vve are able to serve you better in the future. Thanks again from the Knopf family and Staff. £ 697-0310 Radio /hack Dealer 15 King St. W., Bowmanville © VCR CLINIC completing seven full innings to give Kendal's other pitchers a much-needed rest. Kendal's fourth MVP was awarded awarded to left handed hurler, Eric Zuvic, for holding a powerful Petrolia team to six hits and four runs. With the championship on the line and all Kendal's faithful fans ready, Kendal prepared to play Tottenham Tottenham for the All-Ontario midget 'D' Championship. Again, Kendal built up an 8-1 lead, only to sec it disappear when Tottenham scored six runs in the fourth inning. In the bottom of the fourth, Dave Millson singled and was driven in by Scott Borden for what proved to be the winning run. Final score was 13-8. Starting pitcher Mark Foster gave way to Brian Houston who picked up his second win of the tournament, tournament, while Foster claimed Kendal's Kendal's fifth MVP for going three for five and pitching 3 2/3 innings. The Kendal midgets would like to thank all their fans and their sponsors. sponsors. Laidlaw and Newcastle Lumber. Lumber. Special thanks go to the Kendal Recreation Association. Ladies' Dart League Opens September 13 The Branch 178 Legion Ladies' Dart League has selected teams for the 1994-95 season, which is scheduled scheduled to gel underway on Tuesday, September 13. Team 1 - Pauline Raymond, Ruth Cowlc, Lyn Puddistcr, Dot Edmondson, Edmondson, Carol Barnard, Edna Stmtt Team 2 - Alii Strutt, Linda Bates, Nliyl Sheehan, Meg Gibbs, Jean Luxton, Brenda Wilson Team 3 -- Helen Noble, Irene Whitney, Sandra Cooke, Joanne Noble, Noble, Mona Donaldson Team 4 - Shirley Ward, Bev Ferguson, Hilda Simnick, Jean Harness, Harness, Bonnie Jackson Team 5 - Lori McGill, June Saunders, Bernice Partner, Mary Mantle, Ann Cook-Abbott Team 6 -- Bev Artindalc, Doreen Parks, Lisa Kowal, Lorraine Greenfield, Greenfield, Marilyn Fraser Team 7 -- Helen Charbanich, Kay Luxton, Wendy Parmer, Rita Wilson, Audrey Cowlc Team 8 -- Marion Knapp, Linda Coombcs, Bonnie Nicholson, Joan Daigle, Debbie Gibson Glanbrook 000 044 0 8 Kendal 210 001 1 5 Girls'Hockey Assoc. Prepared for Season The Clarington Girls' Hockey Association, formed on June 21, 1994, is eagerly anticipating their first year of operation for the upcoming upcoming season. The association will be providing hockey programs (if numbers warrant) warrant) for females in the novice to intermediate intermediate categories, who reside in the Municipality of Clarington. Both house league and competitive hockey hockey will be offered. In all divisions, there is no intentional intentional body checking. A number of registration dates and times have been arranged at the Bowmanville Mall, Orono Arena, and Newcastle Arena throughout September. T '. •' H For more information about girls' Second baseman Mike Robinson accepts a throw at second base hockey in Clarington, contact Nan while a player from Glanbrook slides in safely during a game on Spencer at 623-6757, or Pat Forscy Sunday morning in Kendal. at 623-2865. , x / ' < \ : ' )>. ♦?-. - • ; L't&Juy w •» . -, -V' -i is SAVE 50 00 on deductible of most windshield insurance claims plus... Free Gas Bar-B-Que Limited Time Offer im Auto Glo// OSHAWA LINDSAY WHITBY PETERBOROUGH UXBRIDGE ORILLIA PORT PERRY MINDEN ©