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--.....-- PAGE TWELVI THE CANADIAN SZATESMAN, BOWMANVfl1LZý OnTARIO ?HURSAY, JTJNI 280%, U B SPORTOPIcs By Frank Mohun - Phone MA 3.7070 Slow down Paw Sakesaclive Our aid home town Was back a mile. We hope thet none of aur former residents had the trouble that "Paw" had, but et least he must have been in a hurry ta get here. Ala, we of the Statesman staff hope that ail present and former Bowmanville citizens will enjoy reading our "Do You Remember When" sports coluinn. We trled ta gether toget}ier, as many of the sportlng events, over the yearu, as possible. To do tbis we asked for a lot of assistance, and received It. Our thanka go ta the following people wba belped us ta delve back Into the sparts scene of years and years ega: AI Osborne, Cecil Osborne, Stu James, Ken Morris, Walt DeGeer~, George James, Frank Jamieson. CENTENNIAL SPORTS PROGRAM Saturdar. lune 28 - Bowmnanville Track Club Relay tramn Oshawa te Bôwmanvlhle. Soccer - Mon et Bowinanville Hooper's Jewellers. Monday, June 30 - Exhibition BasebaI-House of David at Bowmanville Ail-Stars. Tusdar, July 1 - Plenie Races et Cream ot Bcrley. Wednesday, July 2 - Lawn Bowling Tournament Int. Basebal-ýOrono et Bowmanville Harvesters. Thuradzy, JuIy 3 - Eantam Basebal-Orono et Bowmenville Leglonnaires- Memorial Park. Midget Baseball-Oronflaet Bawmanville Olympias- Vincent Massey Park. Exhib'n Soccer-Toronto Canadian Scots vs. Durham Al-Stars. laturday, July 5 - Exhibltion Softball-Toronto National Torche% <Ladies) vs. Bowmanville All-Stars (Men). Midget Base ball-Newcastle at Bowmanville Olympias. OTHER SPORTS THIS WEEK Basebal- Bantam-To-nigbt--Cobourg at Bowmanville (Memorial Pk.) Midget-To-night-Cobourg at Bowmanville (Vin. Mas. Pk.) Socer-sr.- Wednesday, Juiy 2nd- Maple Grave at Tyrone - Enniskillen et Courtice. Soccer-Jr. - To-aight--Solina atf Maple Grave Enniskillen at Zion Courtice at Hampton. PEE WEES If you would like ta uee some of Bowmanviile's future basball players ln action, drap down ta the Memorlal Park some evening and see one af their scheduled games. A lot af credit ahould go ta Murray Bate, who as manager-coach, devotes a lot of time ta the youngsters. Always willing ta help are George Piper and George Perfect, who donate their services as umpires. Lait but by no means least, you can't forget the sponsor and a real sports fan, Bill Muttan. Two ai the players you'll enjay watchlng are lead-off batter and speedy centre fielder, Doug Lane, and a pretty fair shartstop, Mike Jobnson. Don McMurter is the ace c a large pitching staff. BANTAMS After a slow atart this season, Coach Biily Veiteb seenis te have his Leglan.upensored Bantamns rolling again, witb able assistance troim Manager Ron Johnston. Also, always ready to lend a helpig hand are Sam Black and Mel Wiseman. Except for a bad beating at the handa of Port Hope, a couple af weeks back, the Bantams have been able ta cut down on the early season errors, wbich plagued them. Led by clean-up bitter John Twist, and supparted by Ray Crombie and Alex Wiseman, the team boasts a fairly good hitting attack. The main cogs in the pitching staff are Blaine Pickard, Bill Brown and John Hancock, with Terry ]Black moving over from third base ta belp in the relîevlng dept. "!his in another of our minor teams, which is capable of playing a good game of basebail. S occer H In soccer action lest week, the champion Maple Grave outfit' continued rouling along unde- leated, at the top of the heap. On Wednesday nigbt, a surpris- ingly taugh Hampton club was Cet Yaur Price For Tour Livestock through STATESMAN CLASSIFIEDS Phone MA 3-3303 'ighlightsJ declsloned by c 2-1 score et the hands of the Grovers, and on Scturday, the leaders over- wbelmed Courtice, 4-1. In the lane other encounter of the week, Sauina and Ennisklllen battled ta a 1-1 tie. Junior action featured five games. Maple Grave split twa gamas, dawnlng Hampton 4-1l and losing by a 3-2 mai-gin ta Tyrone. Solina was the big winnen, edging Tyrone 2-1 and claiming a 4-0 shutout victory aven Enniskillen. In the Junior Leaguo's othen game, Caurtice deieated Mon.32. C0 gra tula tons BOWMANVI LLE on this Cen tenniliYear ÀHearty Welcome tb Ail Visibor: PHONE MA 3-3134 71Éj'ÜO 0 TIRE AND AUTO SUFPLY L§INriTED 4MUaAwSTMUE A. BOYD, Prop. Midgets Win Streak Stretched to Five Trounce Port Hope 17-4 Bowmanville Midgets contin- ued ta pile up the i-uns, as they scored in every inning, ta de- feat Port Hope team hy a 17-4 score, In the bll-top tawn an Tbursday night. Evaryane in the lino-up, ex- cept catcher Larry Piper, and right-fielder Gary Canway, eontributed to the 14 bit total. Don Bagneîl led tbe way, sinasbing out thi-ce singles. Bill Osborne, Larry Hancack and Ted Sallows each cantnihuted twa singles ta the onslaugbt on three Part Hope pitchars. Leit-bander, Ted Sallows had most ai bis trouble because ai the 14 walks ha gave up. He was stingy witb the bits, par- mitting only five, and claiming six strikeouts. It was Sallows' third consecutiva win af the scason. Wild pitches Rnd pass halls with runners on hase, were deciding factors in the buge score, ainasscd by the Bawman- Don Bagneîl lece off the first Inning with a single, and after tha next two batters were ro- tired, BilI Osborne cunnected for another single. Grant Wright drove in bath runners with the third hit of the inriîng. Han- cock singled and scored the lone Bowmanville run af the second session on Sallaws' two-out lit. In the third, Osborne singled in Piper, who bad walked and John James wba had singled, but was thrown out at the plate, when the outfield muffed the' bail, and he tried ta stretch it inta a i-un. Hancock drilled an- othen single, and thefted se- cond, third and home for the third run ai the inning. Three waîks ,two wild pitches and Wrigbt's bit praduced tbrco mare runs in the next frame, Bawmanvile put the game an ice in the fiftb stanza, combin- ing four walks, more wild pitch- es and singles hy Bagnoîl, Sal- lows and Ross Turner inta sev- an markens. Bagneil singled and scored on pinch-swinger Terry Black's hit. Black came In on a steal and a pass bal for the lacal's final i-un ai the Rame in the sixth and final frame. Port Hope tallied singletons in the second and fourth in- nings, and splunged for tbree i-uns in the sixtb, when Salaws loaded the bases on walks, and first-saclcer Jay doubled with twa out. RH E Bowmanville 1714 0O Port Hope ----------- --5 43 Bowmanvile-Bagnell 2b, Pi- per c, James 3b, Osborne ib, Wright If, Hancock cf. Turner ss, Conway r!, Black rf-5th, Sal- bows P. Pt. Hope-Bai-ton 2b, Blooni5-1 field 3b, Lonshury ss, p-6th, G -. Brown c, O'Brien cf, Bates cf- 6th, Jay lb, Huffman nf, B. Brown p-4th, ss-6th, Pomeroy If, Foato p, ri-4tb. Bates Huris 3-Hitter To Béat Oshawa 7-2 Bil Bates, handcuffing Osh- awa batsmen most af the way with a glitterlng three bitter, saw bis mates pummel thre Oshawa hurlons for 10 saieties, and sevan i-uns, at Vincent Mas- sey Park, Tuesday, June 17. Some hri-huant fielding plays by the locals, particularly "Red" Abbott end Ronnie Pollard, aided Bill ln bis quest for vic- tory numbar tbree ai this year and beld Oshawa ta a pair of mankers in the sixth frame. Pally pulled off an unassisted double play in the first inning when he grabhed Coaper's bul- lot abat, and doubled Wills off second. Haldiuk, Crawford, and Raw- land aIl were shellsbock victims on the bll for Oshawa as Bow- manvilbe apple thumpers bad a field day at the plate. Defensivèly, and ofenaively, the gang nover looked sharpor, and sanie of the plays the baya were pullin.g must have caused the visitars ta shaka their heads in diabelief. Bill Bates, owner af a 3-0 record on the mound was razon sharp, and ho dlaim- ed five victima on stnikeauts in the seven inning tilt. Ai-chie Crossey and "Red" Ahbott punched out a total of four bits for Bowmanville, wbile the remaining six hingles were split up amang the Club. Around the Bases Curt Vanstone slapped a wrong field single in the 4thi inning giving him a 500. aver- age on the season. Ai-chie Cnosaey continued ta delight in slamming Oshawa hurlera lants hither and yan as ho hagged a double, single and walk in four'trips. "Ai-ch" naw hltting 385 an the seasan bas five for seven an the yean against Oshawa, with four ai the five bits being extra base blows. "Red" Abbott had a gaod night with the willbw cuffing two singles, wblle making some of the best defensive plays of the game. Ranny Pollard, twlce laid dawn two oi the neatest bunts seen fan some time. Jae Kennett, man behind the cage, caught a gaod game and had two RBI's. Bob "'Fuzzy" Marjeri-isan danned specs, dnow two walks, slashed a single, and was sharp in the field. Bill Cale, pumped a triple off the school ta lead off the Sth, but was stranded. This was victary numban four for the locals, and their moat impressiva ana ta date. R HE Oshawa 2 3 2 Bowmanville ----- --_ 7 10 1 Oshawa-Mills 3b, Wills 26, Cooper ss, Norman cf, Boyd lb, Middleton ni, Breckenridge c, Rowland 1f, Pin 4th, Haiduk p, Boissoin 1f in 4th, Crawford Pin 2nd. Bowmanville - Crossey cf, Marjerrison 2h, Abbott 3h, Van- atone ni, Vivian r! in 6th, Bates P. Poîlard ss, Kennett c, Bill Cale If, Murphy 1f in 6th, Rich- ards lb. Pee Wees Win on Friday Defeating Port Hope 8m5 The Bowmanville Pee Wees broke a 4-4 third inning tic ta go on and take an 8-5 win aven IPart Hope, Friday night in Part Hope. The locals jumped into a firat inning, 2-0 lead and increased their margin ta 4-1 in the se- cond. Pont Hope tied the game in the noxt farne when thay rallied fan tbnea big i-uns. Win- ning pitcher Jerry Falls held the home team ta a single mai-- ken in the bottom aif the fourth, but the Bawmanville Club had taîlied a pair in the top balf wbicb was aven tuaIly enough ta take the decision. Bowmanville gat two insurý ance i-uns in the sixth, while reliefer Don McMurter held thýe Port Hapers scorelesa for the final tbroe innings. Doug Lana T ren ton A vt ,eating Hai Here With 4 Saturday aiternoon at the Vncent Massay Park, Trenton avenged a mid-week trauncing at the banda ai the Hanveatera, iwhen thay i-an up an el'rly 3.0 laad, and contintfed ta hold the Bowmanville club scoreless, lor the last five f-ames. Pitcher KauilLach %vas rer- tain.ly the most outstanding per- formai- on the field, hurling c six-hitter, issuing three walks and elaiming thirteen strike- outs. Kaulbacli practiealIv as- sured the %vin with a perfect four for foui- day at the plate, heluding two R.B.I's with a *ipl% and aetting UV the thfrd Iwith twa singles and a double, and Toîllie Thompsan with a pair ai singles led the winners' attack. Best for the lasing team was right-fielder and nintb batter, Behm, Contrai by the Bowmanville moundsmen was a big factor in the win, as only ana free pass was issued, that by starter Jerry Fallis. R H Bowmanville 8 Il Port Hope .~---5 9 Bowmanville - Lana cf, Tbampson If, Parka 2h, flate lb, Sleep 3b, Neads rn, Jones rf- 4th, Johnson ss, Emburgh c, FaiTs p, MeMurter p-5th. Port Hope-Cooper c, Berry 3h, p-5th. Terbenchi as, Mer- nul p, 3b-5th, Kelly If, Fitzsim- mona 2h, Globor lb, Bateman cf, Behm i-f. enges Loss rvesters 3-0 Score run, with a double. Harvester hurler. Gord Sel- lers deserved a better fate, as ha scattered ten bits, allowing onlv two base-runners ta get as far as third, alter the fou-th stanza. Sellers gave up two free passes, and fan'ned fç urteen batters. in going the nîne in- ning distance. Four batters shared the bit- ting for the Bowmanville club. 'Tini' Cax and "Butch" Cale each collected a pa*r of safetx;s. wvith the other twa hits goinc ta Don Masters and SelUers. Trenton opened the scorig la the noend lninc whm m - Lop Sîded % Gives HarvE ln Tren ton Bowmanville Harvesters were able ta score in only two inn- lngs, on Wed., June 18, ln Tren- ton, but they packed six runs inta the third and four runs into the fourtb frame ta register a lop-sided 10-4 vlctory aver the home club. On a terrible infièdd Trenton booted the ball six times, wbile Bawmanville was charged with three miscues. In The top oi the third, aiter Gord Sellers had popped ta the pitcher, Ted Faîrey reached base on an error and stole sec- ond. Tim Cox singlod in Fairey, racing ta second an the throw ta the plate Cax scored whan the second sackor errad on "Butch" Cole's smash. Cale stole second, and aiter playing- maînager "1Buck" Cowle flied ta short, the Harvesters rallied for four big i-uns. The third i-un crossed the Slate on Vince Vanstone's sing- a. George "General" Jones puncbed out another single ta advance Vanstone ta third. Fol- lawing Jones' steal af second, !Archie Crossey, called up from the juvenilas, was safe on an error, as twa unearned runs scored. Aftor Crossey theited third cleanly, Don Masters was safe when the second sacker dropped bis pop-up. with Cros- sey tallying the sixth run of the ining. Gord Seller was the first bat- ter up, again in the fourth, but this tîme poled out a double. Fairey took a base on halls and bath runnera advanced ta scaring position on a wild pitch. Sellers crossed the plate on Tim Cax's sacrifice ily to centre, with Cale singling, driving Fairey home. Cale pilferad second while Cowle was swinging at a third strike, and increased the lead ta 9-0, when the abortstop mis- played Vanstone's ground hall. Jones was bit by the pitcher and Crossey lined a single ta score the Harvesters' final i-un, but was out attempting ta steal second. Trenton entered the scoring columin with a single tally in the battom of the fourth on Wannamaker's single and Stev- enson's , double. In the fiftb Peters was safe on Vanstone's errai-, and two i-uns scored when Kennedy tripled and rac- ed home on a poor throw in. In the sixtb, Trenton garnered a gift i-un aiter two were out, on twa walks and an errar ta short. Wannamaker collected haîf ai Trenton's six safeties ta lead bath teams in the hitting de- partment. Everyone in the lina- up except Fairey and Cawla bad at least ona bit, with Cox, Colo and Crossey picking up a pair af bits, each. Scott, on the mound for Trenton fanned nine, while opposing hurler Jones set down four batters via strikeout routes and walked three. R H E Bow'ville 006 400 0 10 10 3 Trenton 000 121 0 4 6 6 Bowmanville-Fairey cf, Sal- lows i-i 7th, Cox nf, cf. 7th, Bruce Cale c, Cowle If, B. Cale 11 6th, Vanstone 2b, Jones p, Crossey lb, Masters 3b, Sellers ss. Trenton-Istead rf, Lugen r! 6th, Hartman lb, Wannamaker ss, Bai-r cf, P. Scott 2b, J. Scott 2b 6tb, Stevenson c, F. Scott p, Peters 3b, Kennedy 1f. cond sacker Scott singled, Ken- nedv walked and Kaulbacb drilled a triple into centre field. The thi'eat ended when Vince Vanstone doubled Kaulbach off third, on Istead's pop to second. In the fourth, Kennedy singled, and Kaulbacb's wind-blown hoist ta short-centre feli in for a double. It appeared that cen- tre-fielder "Buck" Cowle lost the bail in the sun, as ho made no move ta make the play. With twa out shortstop Dan Girardi booted Istead's grounder ta per- mit the final Trenton run ta score. Bowmanvi]]e had their chan- ces, but couldn't capitalize. In the opening inning, Cale and Cox bath singlod with one away, but third sackor Mitts dove ta snare Cawlo's lino bunt and double Cale off third. Masters and Cale singled with two out in the second session, but Garbe went dawn swinging. The best apportunity camne iii the eightri frame, when centre-fieldrr, Scatt dropped Cole's flyball, and Cax singled, ta put two on with nane out. Kaulbach took over ta retire Cowle, pitch- er ta lst, get Vanstone on called strikes and fan Girardi, ta end the threat. Mitts robbed Cowle agaîn with a sparkling grab in tne faurth, but the fielding gem of the day came in the final iin- ning, when Cowle turned the tables, ta make a running one- handed grab of Hartman's blast ta right-centre. R H Trenton 3 10 Browmanville ------- 0 6 Trentan-Iateed If. A. Scott lf-8th, Hartman lb, Bai-n ss. Mitts 3h. J. Scott cf. Wannami- ker r. P. Scott 2b, Kennedy rf, Kaulb&ch p. Bawnianvile-Kelly lb, Cale c, Cox rflf-Bth, Cowle cf, Val- atone 2b, Girardi as, Masters 3h. Sellers p, Garba 1f, Janes ri-8th. Thora is nover much trouble in any family xvhere the childi-en hope some day ta rosamble their parenta.-WilÀiam Lyon Score 10-4 esters Win Last Week Pee Wees Defeat Maple Grc Dve The Bowmanville Pee Wees apoiled the Anniversary Suppor game, by hanging a 15-g victory on the Maple Grave Pea Wees last Wednesday night at Maple Grava. Pickle startad on the mound for the home toam, and absorb- ed a nine i-un second lnning pasting at the hands ai tb.a Bowmanviloe blastars. At bat it was a diffarent story, as Pic- klo led bath taams with three hits. Bowmanville picked up single markers in the first, third and fifth frames, and wrapped the gama up with tbrea Insurance runs in the fi- nal inning. Ted Brown lad the winners' attack, plcking Up two safeties and twa hases on halls. The Grovers tallied twice i each ai the first and second in- nings, splurged for four i-uns in the third and garnered a single score in the f ifth stanza. R H Bowmanvllle - - .15 14 Maple Grave --- -_ 9 13 Bowmanville-Miller c, Em- burgh c, Harness P. MeMurter P, Lane cf, Bate nf, Thampsen If, Sleep 3h, Parka 2b, Brown lb, Johnson as. Maplo Grave - Pickle p-sa, Downs p-ss, Hurrie c, Gay lb, Warden 3h, Bradley If, Peter- son nf, Sulih cf, Gay 2h. Harvester Star of the Week "'TIM" COX This week, with the Harvesters splitting twa contesta with the new league entry, Trenton, the job of picking the player who was the star of the week wasn't easy. A couple of players were outstanding in both games, but this only points out how valuable "Tim" Cox had to be, to win. "'Tim" is no stranger to local and out of town fans, who have become accustomed ta seeing him in bhis regular right field position for the past several seasons. The veteran per- former won the Bowmanville Surplus Store Award by claim- ing a pair of bits in each game and batting in two runs in Trenton. "Tim" bas been aver the .300 batting mark, since the start of the season, with his four safeties giving him a present .333 average. 'in the field he has handled aIl chances coming into his area, faultlessly. Wbetber or not Tim Cox wins the star af the week award, he always plays the game ta win, and Is always one of the team's top players. SMASON & DALE HARDWARE LTD. 36 King St. E. MA 3-5408 S McNULTY'S SPORTS, CYCLE & TOYS 6 King St. E. MA 3-3531 *~OSBORNE SPORTS & CYCLE 26 King St. E. MA 3-5897 We Welcome Bowman ville You Centennil Celebrations witl, this CAMPER'S SALE "LET GEORGE DO MT! Tourist Tent$2., mii Reg. $3995 Zipper Front. Sewn-in Floor . . Pales and Pegs b Waterproofed LIFE JACKETS Government Approved Reg. $3.95 Large Size TRUNKS 36 x 171, x 17" SALE $ .9 SALE - 9 9 COLEMAN 2-Burner Slave teig. $19.95 SALE PRICE$1295 -J. 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