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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday January 22, 2003 - D3 Team Harris tunes up for Nokia Cup, winning the Sportsman's Bonspiel Mike Hanris and his Oakville Curling Club foursome of John Base. Phil Loevenmark, Trevor Wall and fifth person, Tom McLeod won the main event (Glenn. Graydon Wright) of the 39th Annual Sportsman's Bonspiel held at the Oakville Curling Club last weekend. Base skipped the rink four of the five games including the final against Doug Garritson's team from the Milton Curling Club. Harris skipped the semifinal game. Tom McLeod replaced Harris for the four games. According to Base, the bonspiel was a warm-up to the provincial championships (Nokia Cup) which begins this weekend at the Hershcy Centre in Mississauga. Harris' first game is Saturday. 9:30 a.m., against Gary Grant's rink from Uxbridge and District Curling Club. On that team is Scott Foster, the head ice technician of the Oakville Curling Club. Base, a former world junior champion, has made the provincial men's championships 10 times as a skip but is still looking for his first provincial title. Harris is a former Olympic silver medalist at Nagano and now playing out of the Oakville Curling Club along with Phil ,,oevenmark and Trevor Wall, Club; · Molson (3rd): Hugh McCarrel, St George's: · President's Choice (4th): John Manderson. Oakville Curling Club: · Crawford Adjusters-(5th): Je ff Newland, Galt Curling Club; · Burloak Investigators (6th): Jim Crowe. Oakville Curling Club: · Ein Stein Brew House(7th): Bruce Park. Brant Curling Club. Redeem this coupon for YOUR NEXT ORDER Oakville Store Hours Monday to Thursday 1 1am-2am Friday & Saturday 11am-3am 0 Sundays & Holidays 11am-1am JOHNSON WINS JUNIOR MIXED Wes Johnson and his team of Marika Bakewell. B ill Francis and Natalie Hughes of the Oakville Curling Club won the `A' side of the Pepsi junior mixed regional playdowns. The foursome w ill advance to the provincial champi onships to be held at the Palmerston Curling Club. January 29-Februarv I. DAY LADIES MINI-SERIES The Day Ladies Mini-Tuesday Series was won by Anne H all's team of Jennifer Wheeler, Susan Mitchell and Joan Donoahue. The runner-up was Brenda Wilson's foursome of Mary Cochrane, Heather Cheyne and Barb McLeod. The Mini-Thursday Series was won by Patti Winter's rink of Joyce Moreira, Rita Spence and Joan Donoahue. The run ner-up was a team skipped by Janet Lucas. Her team con sisted of Carol Schooley, Betty Findlay and Jo Elherington. 'M y o n ly goal is to p u t m y se lf in a San D iego P adres uniform next ye a r and p ilch in the m ajor leagues. 220 NORTH SHORE RD. IN OAKVILLE TOWN CENTRE 11 fther event winners) Other event winners of the Sportsman's bonspiel are: > Goldline Consolation: Mike Hanafin. Brampton Curline Club: · Mattamy Homes (2nd): Bob Edmondson, Dixie Curling _ 8 4 5 '1 7 tI7 Topper's Pizza Authentic ItalianBread Crust TM Harveys honeymooned with Canadian team (Continued from page D1) for supporting him over the years. "From getting my M B A . to playing inde pendent ball, to now' having a chance of being a major league baseball player, she has been a big reason I have been able to do this," says Harvey. " It's the one thing I 'm always going to make sure I remember." And it's definitely something his wife, who met hint while they were both students at California's Pepperdine University, will not let him forget. It seems Audra is still owed a honeymoon from her husband. Five weeks before the cou ple's wedding date on Sept.27. 2001. Harvey was called by Team Canada to participate in the World Baseball Championships in Taipei, Taiwan. Audra laughs, recalling the conversation when he broke her the news: 'Honey. I've been chosen to go to Taiwan.' " That's wonderful, when do you leave?" she responded. Pause and then reluctant reply. `Ahh. the day before our wedding.' Luckily. Harvey was granted a three-day extension, but still had to leave the Monday after his Saturday wedding. So instead of a romantic weekend in Quebec City, Audra ended up as the only wife in Taipei. "When you have a honeymoon with 25 Canadian baseball players. I don't know," she says shaking her head. " I call that a trip, he still owes me a honey moon." However. Audra says baseball has always been part of their lives and does not affect their relationship. "W e never had the luxury of being together for over half a year so we're use to it." she says. She believes the wait to be together w ill lie worth it. Although she's reluctant to jinx it. Audra thinks her husband will play in the major leagues. "1 believe in him and he's a lot further than most people thought he'd go, so I'm on board for the rest of the trip," she says. The voyage continues in March when Harvey reports to spring training, where he w ill try to win a job with the Padres A A A affiliate in Portland, Oregon. By the end of the year, he hopes to make the final step. "M y only goal is to put myself in a San Diego Padres uniform next year and pitch in the major leagues," he says. And maybe, just maybe, give his wife that honeymoon. - Ian Harvev Giant Annual Re-grip -- SALE! -- -- O A K V IL LE - You can have all your clubs re-gripped by our staff of club repair specialists PROGOLF HALTON North S 'rvice Rd. W«*s! 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