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1 Th Canadan Statesnian, Eown anvflle, une 12, 1631 SPORTopuCS" 623-7234,f By Frank Mohun DOUBLE EAGLE About a year ago Seth 'Snuffy" Hunt gave us a ciipping out of a plant magazine near 'Snuffy's" home town in the U.S. '"Snuffy" suggested we couid use il in a lime of nreed - so here goes : We wondered how many o! our jgolfers have heard of a double-eagle - like a two on the tourth at old Southview! This guy belted a three iron "on bhis second shot, the bail rolling down and up the dip in front of the green, sliding off a bunker and mbt the cup." You just don't bear bell of that too oflen. t 'L t MUST HAVE BEEN IN SHAPE We watched one of our infrequent boxing matches on TV, Saturday night, when Griffiths re-captured the welter- wçeight crown. Biggest thing we noticed was the actions of the referee. Any of our readers who watched must havel rioticed how lie went through what almost amounted to a inative dance in the ring. He was probably in as good shape as the fighters. t t t t FIRST PLACE ON THE LINE TONIGHT Tonight's (Wed.) big game at the Central School dîamond puts first place right on the line as league-leading. Port Hope and Bowmanviile McQueen's Motors langle in a, Durham Ladies' Softball League tilt. Aithough Port Hope leads by a single game, the locals have two games in hand and have lost only once, while the visitors have dropped a pair. Last year McQueen's barely made il into the playoffs, whiie Newcastle was running up an impressive unbeaten .record. Bowmanville snapped the string and went on to win the championship. Coach Reg. Wiliatts is out to make sure they don't ,have trouble making the series Ibis season and bas the girls playing excellent bail, undefeated in three games. t t OSBORNE SETTING STRIKE-OUT PACE Bill Osborne, ace left-hander, bas racked up a four win - no loss record in Men's Town League Softbaîl action, as Nichols Motors have led the race all the way. Bill Is ,ettîng quite a strike-out pace, fanning over Il batters per game for a total of 67. Kramp's Furniture looked bo have victory sewn up Sunday afternoon as they forged int a 7-1 lead, but defend- Ing champion Ken's Men's Wear came on 10 push thec furniture dealers further into the cellar. i. t t t t. .JIOOPER'S DROP A PAIR «, Hooper's Jeweller's, a power-house in the Darlinglon .Soccer League last season, are winless Ibis year after tbree starts, and last week's double set-back was tougli 10 lake. Wednesday, we understand, they were very-much short- :ianded, and Saturday were unable to field a team. With such stalwarts as Jack Baker and "Chuck" _Campbell out o! tbc picture, new coach Pete Babbgate has -a big chore facing him, and we imagine the former veteran .-prformer would be happy to bear from a few more players. t t -GOLF CLUB STAG Jim Crombie reports that the $5 tickets are going well ' for the Golf Club Stag at the Liens Centre on Wedncsday, June lth. Main prize is $200 and funds will be used bo .purchase more furniture for the lounge. Incidentally, a mccl- -ing of various concerned executives was planncd for last ..znight ho review the progress on the Iransfer o! Southview to a member-owned and operated Golf and Curling Club. ~.Manager Les Smale, Bill Lyle and their bard-workîng help- -ers are receiving many compliments on the condition o! --:he course, but there are far too many players who plough ..up the turf and then walk merrily on without replacing *those precious divots. ASPHALT SHINGLES 210 M., 3 in 1 strip shingles of proven durability and quality. First grade. Two colors only. DEPENDABLE 96 King St. E. BOWAIANVILLE PHONE 623-3388 McQ ueer Pee Wees iAnnihilate Blackstock The Bowmanville Leglon Pee Wees on Wednesday, June 5th, at Vincent Massey Park, cornpletely destroyed an inept Blackstock aggregation in a very one-sided contest. The locais started off with 4 runs in the first inning and froin then on the score sky- rocketed in spite of a tight check rein by the local brain trust. Nowlan, Bothwell and Pres- ton shared the pitching chores allowing oniy 2 safeties, one a long triple in the second inning. Everyone on the Bow- manville roster shared in the hitting as the locais bit, ran and scored at wili. Tennis Pro Coming Here On June l8th Junior tennis enthusiasts in Bowmanville will receive sonie top professional instruc- tion free o! charge here soon from George Mansfield, the Canadian Lawn Tennis Asso- ciation touring pro. Free ciinics for juniors and instructors will be held bere under Mansfieid's direction June 18. His visit here, held under the auspices of the Canadian Junio: Sports De- velopment Program, is spon- sored by Pepsi-Cola Canada Ltd. and the C.L.T.A. Mansfield, a weil-known figure in local tennis circles, is giving free instruction to junior tennis players and In- structors across Canada for tbc eîghith consecutive season. Resuits o! the junior tennis player devclopment program first organized in 1948 under the leadership o! Harry Mar- pole, have become apparent in improvcd play among young Canadian tennis pl1a y ers, Mansfield cdaims. Frank W. McIntosh, presi- dent o! Pepsi-Cola Canada DELIVERE .D The single car 12 x 20 ft. Beaver Cadet only $219. Car and Haif 16 x 20 ft. only $385. Two Car 20 x 20 ft. $525. Complete materiais include easy to foliow plans, pre-cut studs and rafters. Budget terms as 10w as $12 a month. BEAVER FARM ,"R Ep"VI RL STEL ENGINEERED FARM BUILDINGS THAT PAY FOR THEMSELVES Today's farm buildings must be planned, dislgned and built to do one Job - pro- duce more for less. This is how englneered Beaver Farm Buildings fltted to your program pay for them- selves . . . lhey are design- cd to do the Job. The Beaver 'Farm Rep" ln at your service with plans, estimates a n dl planning help. Phone today. i'?s Beat NewcastleýPee Wees Last year Newcastle didn't ahead. In t he third, aler the lTh tir, V isi lose a game until lhey met first two ballers had been re- Bowmanville in the playoffs. tired, a couple of rniscues and The locals barely made il in a base. on bails loaded the On a very warma Saturday a desperate late season surge sacks and Peggy Hayues swat- atternoon, June 8th, at Mem- and then upset Newcastle to ted a clutch triple to cash orial Park tbe locais clipped win the Durhami Ladies' Soft- three runs. a shubborn M & L Sports crew froni the Leaside League 10 baIl Championsbip. Wedncs- Jean Wagar clouted a tbree- the lune o! 8 runs 10 3 10 wln day nîght in Newcastle, Bow- 1 bagger, following an error for both ends of their home and manvilie McQueen's Motors 1 the Newcastle run. Singles by home exhibition series. racked up their sîxt.h wln, a Karen White and Haynes on The Leaside crew nianaged 7-1 decision whieh evened the another bobble accounted for 1 run in the 4th on 2 long losers' record at threc apiece. Bowmanviile's final markers triples added 1 in the 51h ana McQueen's tallied a pair lni the sixth. 6th for their total o! 3 whiic the third, added three more Shirley Brock spun a four- the locals jumpcd on starting in the fourth and put it awaY bitter for ber fifth consecu- piteher Sbaw for 3 runs in the wîth two more sixth inning tive victory, while Barbara first and 4 more in the sec- markers after the losers pick- Adamls was tagged for nine' ond before Wceks came in 10 cd up their lone run in the base-knocks in a bosing effort» stemn tbe tide and hold the Le- fif th. Aitken and Haynes eacb gionnaires 10, only 1 more run Shirley Brocks single, an claimed a pair o! safeties for which thcy coilectcd in the error ani a two-bagger bylJMcQueen's, Wagar connecting 5th without benefit of a bit Mary Aitken sent the vistors1f or haif o! Newcastle's total, 'on 1 walk and some fancy Legion Pee Wee's Joit Kendal On Monday, June 3rd, the Bowmanviile Pce Wees jour- neyed 10 Harvey Jackson Memorial Park Kendal and jolted the tobacco men 17-7. Lead-off man Henderson led Kendal at the plate with 3 singles, Snerch had a double and a single and Robinson 2 singles as they earned 2 runs in the second and f ifth inn- ings and rallied for 3 more In the sixth to narrow the score ho a respectable 10-7 for Bow- manvilie. In the sevcnth how- ever the Legionnaires explod- cd for 7 runs wbile Kim Rog- ers set the locals down in or- der in the final haîf inning to wind up the game at 17-7. Bothwell witb 2 doubles, Nowlan, Welsh and Robson each with a double and a sn- gle and Howcs with 2 singles led the Bowmanvflie attack. Campbell and Parry each chipped ln with singles to round out the onsiaught. The lune scores show Bow- nianville 17 runs on 12 hits, Il walks with 1 error. Kendal 7 runs, 9 hits, 2 walks and 5 errors. Winning pitcher Rog- ers with 9 strikeouts, the los- er Foster with 4 strikeouts. Fuels -Bop Bill's 5-1l by Ted Falrey singlcd, "Lefty" Allia was safe on an error and George Grant Wrighl's three RBI's Stephen belped bis own cause and George Stephen's two-bit by doubling home Cox. Wri- pitching gave Stephen's Fuels ght foiowed with a hhree-run a 5-1 vichory over Bill's Bill- homer to send bbc fuelers iards ia Wednesday night's ahcad 5-0. This was Granb's gamne played at the High third borner of the year. lb School grounds. Wright, wbo wasn'b until the fourth inn- is slamnming the cover off tic ing that Bill's could muster bail these days opened the a hit off George Stephen. John home bai! of the firsl with a Mason drew a free pass, Ray single and scored on n Crombie singled, Fred Cowle Coyle's sacrifice fly. Inth also walked ho load the bas- boltoni of the second Tia Cox es. Don Masters walkcd 10 iscore Mason with Bill's lone run of the night. The only other bit off Stephen was a single by Fred Cowle. Fungoes: Pitchers are now gaining the spollight over the Lbig batters as Bill Osborne hurled a four-hitter on Tues- day nighl and a veleran of ithe mound George Stephen flung a fine lwo-hitler Wed- nesday night. It seemis the warm weather agrees with these two, top pitchers. _ Town Softball Kramp's -Blow 7-1 Lead~ by Ted Fairey Kramp's Furnibure f cll deep- er la the cellar as they werc trounced 12-9 by Kcn's Men's Wear, Sunday afternoon aI bhc High School grounds. Owning a six-run iead at one point, the Furnihuremen bowed 10 last year's cham- pions' mighy bats. Kramp's scored one run in the first with Ron Pollard driving borne "Hammie" Hamillon wbo had reacbed base on an error. Then in the second Kramp's realiy teed-off on John James, scoring five runs. John Fowier led off with a 'walk. Larry Dewell moved bim along with a single and Ltd. points out that by sup- porting junior sports activi- tics bis company endeavors 10 encourage amateur athletics and serve the national coni- munity. Tbrough an interest In sport and respect for good sports- manship, our Canadian young people can prepare theTn- selves for citizenship, Mr. Mc- Intosh says. Last ycar Mansfield cover- cd some 50 cibles and towvns in eight provinces. Each year tbousands o! juvenile andi junior players take advantagc of the opportunity b bhave professional instruction free o! charge. "<Bugs" Dudley also drew a three more big ruxîs to hold walk. Hamilton, who made a an 11-9 edge. Bruce Cole couple of fine catches in cen- reached first on an error then Ire licld came brough witb Kennelt doubled. Coach Jack a single good for 2 runs. Ron "Red" Mantie lifbed bis starb- Pollard followcd suit wihh a ing pitcher Harry Snowden single seorIng lwo more runs and brougbt on "Red" Davey. and he reached home on au Davey retired John Twist on error by Joe Kennett. an infield fly but Jack Par- Ted Bird's double followed ker and Werry slammed con- by Bob Marjerrison's single in secutive doubles before Da- bbe bottoin o! thc second vey could retire the aide. counted Ken's first run off Kramp's faiied 10 score in bbc starter Harry Snowden. Dew- top o! bbe sixtb but Ken's ell's second base bit and Ham- rounded ouI tbe scoring for ilton's double in the third put the aflernoon on singles by Kramp's ouI in front 7-1. John Bird and Bob Marjerri- DaeWer lalda oeson.1 DaveWery baste a ome Dis and Data: FIrst baseman run in bbc bottom o! the third Davey Werry for Ken's bad but il wasn't until bbe fourtb three bits, a double, triple, that Ken's finally found the and a bomer. John Bird bad range and shelied Harry bbree singles, Bob Marjerrison Snowdcn for six runs on five finaliy broke out o! a siump bits. Bird started lbings mov- with two bits. Lloyd "Hamn- ign with a single, Marjerrison mie" Hamilton besides mak. was safe on an error and igtoJmyPesl tl Bruc Coe wlkedto illthecatches was besb for bbc losers sacks. George Kennett plabed ivith two bits and three RBI's. one run on a sacrifice fiy, This conhest was played Sun- Ron Pollard's error brought day because o! the raiu Thurs- borne Marjerrison and Davey dyngt Wcrry's second extra base dyngt bit, a triple, sent two more runs across tbe plate. Winn- L N~~T T ing pitcher John James lash- LONG SAU T.J cd bis third bomer o! bbc young season scoring Werry On Sunday aflernoon Mr. ahead o! hum. Who said pitch- and Mrs. Freemnanîle and Mr.1 crs can't bit? and Mrs. Woodlock, Toronto, In the fiflb Kramp's look thc lcad agaîn scoring twic but Ken's counbered ,it Sam's Show Class Beat Frank's 9-m5 Move to Top Spot by Bill Nicholson Sam's Finer Foods came up with a real team effort 10 knock off Frank's Variety Store and move back into soie possession o! top spot in the league standings. Sam's came up with two runs in the second on an error, fielder's choice and a wrong field single by Jim Mc- Knight. Sam's came up with two more runs in the third inning on lhree consecutive bits by Kilpatrick, Ai Brown and George Kennedy. Frank's finaliy got on the scoring column in the top o! the 5th inning on singles by Bob Burton and Rich McLean, followed by an error to give themn their first run. In the bottom of the fifthq inning Ken Baker the pitcher for Frank's showed signs of tiring and gave up four base hits plus a very costly errorq by their centre-fielder gave1 Sam's 5 more runs to go abead Frank's tried to corne back In the sixth when they scor-1 ed 3 runs to make it 9-4, led1 by Don McMurter's double.1 Frank'à scored once more inj the 7th on à borne run by catcher Dave Snowden 10 make the final score 9-5. Brian Forsey won bis 41h game with no losses toi be- corne tbe leading pitcher lu bbc league. Ken Baker struck out 8 and aliowed 9 bits lu taking bis second boss of the season. John Kllpabrick and Bob Me- 'Manus led the winners with 2 its apiece wbile Rich Mc- Lean and Don McMurter led the losers with 3 and 2 hits respectively. Blaine Pickard was a defensive standout for Samn's. Foolnotes: S arn's Finer Fooda camne up with a reai leain effort in Ibis one and showed lbey can corne back after su!fering their first de- feat last wcek. Bob McManus did a real good job In the ab- sence of regular catcher Wayne Devitt. The winncr of the first 50-50 draw was Robert Goodmur- pby, R.R. No. 3, Bowman- ville'. There will be another 50-50 draw for the montb of July so if you can't gel dowu 10 watcb the gamnes at leasî buy a ticket froin one o! bbe players as lhey need the nxoney to meet expenses. 1 visited wibh Mr. and Mrs. J.1 Johnston.1 Mrs. Allie Mitchell and ber granddaugblter Judy, and Mrs. Daisy Warcick, Toronto, were Sunday visihors o! Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Partner. Moniday visitors wcrc Mr. and Mrs.ý Harry Sheldon, Toronto. Mrs. Sandra Davis and Jen- nifer, Enterprise Hill, spent Monday aflernoon with her mother, Mrs. Rye Gibson. Mrs. Nellie Hoocyer and friend, Courtice, wcre Salur- day evening guests of Mr. anud Mrs W. Vaneyk. Mr. and Mrs. W. Vaneyk wcre Sunday dinner and su.p- per guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Penwarden. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cralg and Beth, Cobourg, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McLaggan. Mrs. Ken Crowelis and Jamnie, Osha-wa, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook and Mrs. Gabriel Kovacs and Judy were Friday evening guests of the Smiths. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk and faniily were Friday even- ing guests of the McLaggans. Mr. and Mrs. David Craig attended the ioth reunion of David's year at Kemptvilie Agricuiturai College over the weekend and were overnight guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cronk, Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whit- ney, Newcastle, wee Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker and Mrs. May Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbarl, Eiui- vale, Mrs. Wallace Trick, Lindsay, and Mrs. Leonard Trick, Pontypool, were Tues- day eveng visitors of Mr. Rlobert Sm. Poor Hosts itors 8 -3 base running. Third baseman Oliver led the big city boys wlth a triple and a single and outfielder- 1,'tcher Weeks contributed, a Bowmanvilie hits were weil divided with Nowian, Howes, Parry, Calver, Donaghue and Welsh ail hltting singles. The line scores show Bow- manville 8 runs on 6 hits, 10 waiks with 3 errors. M & L Sports 3 runs on 5 hits, 6 walks, committing 4 errors. The winning battery was Now- ian and Campbell with Pres- ton in the seventh. The los- ing pitcher Shaw who com- bined with Weeks for 13 strike-outs. Jr. Softball League Has First Draw The Junior Men's Softball League held their first 50-50 draw last week. The winning ticket wa sheid by Bob Good- murphy, R.R. 3, Bowmanviiie, who recelved $59.00. The next draw will be held on July 9. The league hopes that people in this area will heip the lea- gue by buying a ticket from the boys, as this la their oniy mneans of support. It wouid also be encourag- ing to see many more at the bail park, as the boys put up a great effort to play a good gaine of bail. Support the boys by buying a ticket and going to the bal park. Soccer Hi-Lites It was a rough week for Bowmanviiie Hooper's Jew- eliers as last year's finalists dropped their second and third parnes in a row. Looking for their first win, the Jeweii- ers played short-handed in bowing 4-0 to Tyrone in a mid- week encounter and forfeited a scheduled game with Maple Grove when they were unabie to field a team. Hampton wailoped Salem 6-1 Wednesday night and bat- lied Solina 10 a 1-1 lie in Iheir second appearance Salurday night. Tbursday in Junior play [Robson Has 1 Hitter As Pee Wees Defeat Cobourg Squad 7-3 0' The Bowmnviile Legion Thonipson the ioser witi3 Pee Wees concluded a very Ciarey for 9 strike-Quts. successful week winning their Future Gaines: Bownmn fourth game in 7 days and ville piays in Port Hope on their 6th in a row by trounc- Tuesday, June1 11h, and back ing Cobourg 7-3 Sunday after- home aI Memorial Park on noon right ln the Royals' own Wednesday the l2th, against bail park. Kendal, as a lune-up for the The gaie featured every- Legion Tournament in Port thlng from heavy hitting to Hope on Saturday, June 151h. stingy pitching including 2 Sunday, June 16, Bowmanvilie double piays, 2 baiks, 1 bat- returns to Cobourg and Tues- ter hit by the pitcher, a boom- day, June 18th, tbey journey ing pinch-bit triple by Kim to Biackstock. On Wednesday, Rogers of Bowmanviile, and June l9th, at Vincent Mas- some pretty tricky base run- sey, the locals entertain Port ning, parlicularly by the 'Hope again while on Friday, Bowmanviiie aggregation. I June 2ist, tbey travel 10 Mil- -. . - . tonfor an exhibition game. K.elly of 'Cobourg beat out a bunt ln the third for their only hit, which, coupied with 2 waiks and 2 errors plated their only 3 runs of the game. Bowmanville banged out a total of 13 hits, inciuding 3 triples and 2 doubles to earn 2 runs in the second and third frames, 1 more in the sixth and climaxed a fine afternoon with a final 2 runs in the seventh xnning. Jlm Robson with 3 singles, Mike Cawker with a triple and a single and Randy Donaghue with a double and a single led the Bowmanvilie attack. Rogers and Howes each hit triples, Parry hit a double while Bothwell, Nowian and Devitt contribut ed tîmeiy singles. The line scores show Bow- manville 7 runs on 13 hits and 2 walks committing 5 er- rors against Cobourg's 3 runs on 1 hit and 2 walks with 1 error. Robson svas the winning pitcher with 10 strike-outs. Solina trounced Hampton 5-0 and Courtice held Bowman- ville off the score-sheet by virtue of a 2-0 win. Maple Grove were victorious by a 4-1 score over Tyrone, while Bowmanvilie Boys' Training School and Enniskilien wound up in a 1-1 stand-off. Get Cash Today For ODM Appliances througb 8S7A T E8M A N C L ASSIF 1ED8 Phone 623-3303 NEW FATHER? Sun Liîeclias many modern plans of interest to the new father. 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