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8The Canadian Statesmoii, Bowmanville, July 19, 19721 623333 FLAHBAK -25 Years Ago - Bowmarville -ntermediate Royals, won their.second league bDal gaPme against Whitby in two starts in Whitby, July 2. Lef t Doug Sutton hurled two hit bail to chaik:up a 7-0 victory, with rnot a Whitby player to meachlthird base, Members o nf the Bowmanviile team are T. Bag- neiil, cf,, Gîlhooly, 2b, Yourth, s.s., 'Osborne,' lb, Furey, 11,., Osborne, 3b, Ames, r.f., Sutton, P., Tyson, c. t t t t 1 t FLASIÎIBACK - 10 Years Ago- Newcastle do.ubLed the score on Bowmanville's McQueen's Ladies Softball team last Wednesday, winaiag C-3, and posted their 15th win in a row. Frances iEkaurd, Gail Wi1lis, Vicky Gray and Jean Wagar wre ig guals for Newcastle while Marg Pickard, Pegy aynes, Annabelle Stevens, Karen White andLor Fowler brought in ruas for SKI BOAT RACING Inl one of the biggest race regattas held in Canada, a Bowmanville ski-boat racer set a Canadian Boating Federation record last' weekend. Peter Gerrits, driving his 18-foot Mandella SS Sports race craft, averaged 74.39 miles per hour around the 1.66 mile course for a total of five miles to set the record. Pete has a 427 L88 aluminum Cor-. vette engine la his§ boat with such goodies as alum- inum heads, and about 525 horsepower! The race, which was fully sanctioned by the Cao adian Boating Federation was held at Valleyfield, Que., and includ- ed races for the weli known seven litre speedsters such as Miss Supertest or Miss Budweiser. Pete's class is one category dowri from these famed ladies. The craf t has a very low silhouette and is not a hydrofoil, like the seven litre machines. The racing was divided into four elirnination heats, two Saturday and two on Sunday. Gerrits won ail four heats and set his record on Sunday. In maintaining the 74.39 mph average1 speed, Pete set stretch speeds in excess of 90 mph, whîcb is really moving on water! Next race will be held in Arnprior. t SPOR~TS FEDERATION CANADA - have in- fomdCASC, the Canadian Automobile Sports Cuhav e been accepted as àt fuît member in the FVederFetion, and in future motorsports will be reiogized as a major Canadian sport and 'will stand on a level-with every other major sport such as hockey, lacrosse, basebail, skiing, etc. i 1* t t t RENOVATION,,S -apre being carried on at Liberty Bow-A and Manager ýA]. Oshorne is working bard -at baving everytliing in reaidiness for the fast approach-. ing inew season. More details to follow. t t - t t- COBOURG ORSE SHOW - scheduled for August l9tVill be held one day only, this year. EvSents wl be hield for Huaters, Jumpers, Quar- tecr Hossai Game Horses. ARAET SCRI VENER - Progressive-Conserva-. tîve Membýer for Toronto, St. David for the Ontario Legisýiture, aeeused the g1overnment last week of niot doing enough to provide snowmobile operators with faci!tres they need to enjoy the sport. i\'rs. Scriveneý.r stated, ý"Too littie has be en donc for the thousandsci.- of snowmobile operators, claiming there are 'oe200,000 of themn. We hope she is successful in ber attempt to help. i-IRST 4A- f he Oshawa "11lawkeyesy Junior footbail l tam -goes Jnly 28 agaiast Oak- vilTickets are now available, Anyone buyiag seso tcets will be eligible for a draw. on G rey Cup ktickets, t t t1 t t COBOURG LEGION PIRATES - defeated Bow.- mnanville Legionnaires 16-10 on Tuesday, July llth in Cobourg in a league game of the Eastern Ontario TBasebaîl Association. Jim O'Rourke was relieved by Gaqry Hope iii the third inning-on the mound, while Hennmîng, -Morrison and Conneil on the mound for 1owmanvilie took a total of il base hits. t -1 t t t HONOR VINCENT MASSEY - The proposed ui-ecreationt centre in Bewdley bas received per- ~nsinfromi the Massey family io be i-amed 'TeViacent Massey Memorial Centre", The Bew.ýdleY rZecreation Committee received a photo- sttecopy of a letter dated June 27, from Hart Massey, on behaif of the f anily, giving approval foýr the namiag of the centre, The letter iras addressed to RussellI Honey, MP for Nortbum- beriand-Durba-m who was asked to approach the Massey family by the Bewdley Recreation Committee. t t t t t TORNAMENT- 250 Junior golfers tend off in a shot- gun start at nine arn. Monday at Board of Trade Country Club, Woodbrîdge. To show the calibre of these young golfers, six of the entrants had handi- caps of six and lower. I Quee.n trcet fBowmanvillen PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE Ed Ouý, Gas & Electrie FurnaceE k, Aïr Condition Installa- tions - Central & Window Units - Clare Hecla & r IFinley Equipinent ree Estimüates Budgîl7et Terms Available IE R.ecreation Swimmîng The Bowmnanviile Depart- ment of Recreatiýon Swim- nîng Classes started on Tues- day, July 4th at the Crnam of 3arley and Flying Dutcbman Swimming Pools. Thereare 104 registered lu the Outdoor Flying Dutcb- oaa, Pool and 70' in the in- door pool. There are 255 reg- istered at thie Cream of Bar- ley Pool. Lb'hec total swimming class registration is 429., POLS! POOLS! We re ookng or delerin ourarea for Canada's Repesetatvewil be in the area the -week o July 31, For uterifrmto eall ollect. ACORN POOLS r., By St. N., Llamiltoýn, On0alo DiiinofAONLME CPN Courlice Girlds SfbalTeam Having When this pictume was taken, the Courtice girls had just defeated Newcastle 12-1, so they were in a, happy mood. The thmee-team league plays each weeký at Memorial Park and Central Public Sehool diamonds and the gamnes' are attracting good spectator support and providing, some excellent softball. The Courtice girlsare spons-iiored by Larry's Sports&Mrie Mem- MEN'S TOWN LIEAGUE. SOFTBALL STAI p w il F Bulis .. . 1 - - ----- 6 12 Stephens ---- F15 Î8 Franks --1- Kiampa-------1s Whytes - 17 7 W. Frank ------ 16 5 INDIVIDUAL BATTING (38 4 13 7 10 7 108ý 9 137î 10 9i il 95 or more At (not ineluding above two games) M. Donoghue, Kramps --------- - B. Bradley, Ellis -------- ----- D. Crydermianraj;nks .- J. HumeniÈiuk, SIepheýns -_-- _ B. 'Evans, Ellis - ------ JT- .am.p, Kramps ----- M. 'Brînn, ES --- B. Ho]liroyýd, W FLrank - T. Bake-r, Fak J, Coyle, Ellis- REMAINING BAI GI' AB 13 42 12 38 il 4 14 54 15, 49 14 44 15 50 MTERS D. Maynard, Franks _. --------- D. W right, Stepheos---------------- R. Donogbue, Kramps - ------ K. Cryderman, Kramps-,--------- Doc Adams, Kramps ------------ G. Rabb, W hytns -------------- J. McKnigbt, Franks ----- --- --- H-. Webster, Kramps ---- ---- ------ K. Anderson, Franks ------------- ----- P. Forsny, Stephens ------- D). MeLean, W hytes -- ---. ------------- S, Parker, W. Frank------- R. Beauprie, Franýs ---------------- L, Forsey, W. ranik ---------------. ------ S. Watson, Whytns R. Stainton, Stephens ------------ ----- P. McArthur, Kramps ----------------- - C. Vanstone, Bulis ---- ---------- D. Laitusso, W hytes -------------- ------ B. Crabbe, Kram.rps' ------- ------- G. Adams, Stephens --- -------------------- W. Lee, Whytns ------ ----- in last week's action Eluis Shoes solîdified their hold on flrst place by downîng Walter Frank 9-7 on Tuesday nigt. Lu the nightcaep Wbytes cdgedi Kramps 4-3 and moed& to within a ameof tefourth and final _play -off oiin Wednesday anld 'Thujýrday night's game(s were postponed due to the carnivai, Jim Coyle, (6-2) tossed the!l win for Ellis wbile Burton Sine (2-3) took the loss. Butchi Coie and Bruce Adams eachi had two bits for Ellis and Honi Smith connectnd for his frt Home Run of the seaso-n. Dave Passant and Larry Forsey" each hada pair of hits for, Walter Frank. Harry WIouh (6-3) pitcbied the win for Whytes, fanning eight and scattering live hîts. Harvey Wcbster (7-4) took the loas, Steve Watson ted Whytes attack with thi-ee bits in four trips to thé plate, Playg round Special Events1 The foliowing specialý eventsi will be held by thec eight playgrounds of 3owManvlle1 at the places and dates mndi- catnd below: Thursday, July 201h, Thi.- ticý Valley Park - Cook-Out, 11:00 aln, Thursday, Aug. 3rd, Town Hall - Variety Nite 7:00 p.îI Thursday, Aug. 1Oth, Simp- onAve, MEl - Soap Bo X Dnrby, 2:00 pm.i An event wi bilI of now 'i pha ('t, ben d-I cîdd ba t wii2t be hec i aGood Season bers include, front row, left to right, Marlene Lamont, Donna John-son, Ronnie Simpson, IM/arilyn Mitchell. Lenore Smith and Debbie Morden; back row, Susanne Westlake, Sandy Bishop, Gloria Courtice, Rayn Sher- ,Iock, Donna Ellis, Karen Essery and BrendaModn absent, Vicky Morr-ison, Bey West, Terry Garrison and' coaches Walter Elt!îis and - Bill Morrison.--1J FORMOSA- In the Formosa Golf Tournament that took place'on -July 8th ner Orillia, the Bow- manvilie entry of Ron and Sandy Butler, Harry and Peggy Fayle, tied for Second Net. TENP PLYDOWNS - On Saturday, in Port 4, IHope, the tennis playdowns for the Ontario CIosed (girls) were held with two Bowmanville club members coming through in fine style. Nancy Jackman won the under 16 event, defeat- iag a member of the Eastern Ontarie team and Jane Bradley woin the under 14 event, They will now play at Kew Gardens, Toronto, starting JuIy 24th. The boys' playdowns wvilI be bheldl in Oshawa Electrons tfiStic B'ATTING AVERAGES John llCocm-ýiptoni Pat---- -e------ Dyon -Bag-ne-------- --o---- ---c------ -- ---r r ry- -- - -- - -- - ---a c- --- -- - W r I ÏTA e d L -------------- hy Jim At Bat 60 19 63 30 6 34' 17 52 46 20 22 6 8 41 565 Clarke 17 A 5 0 7 9 5 9 2 0 101 25 7 22 10 2 14 12 a 13 là. 4 4 1 3 15à RBI's 13 20 4 i O 7 5 7 s 4 8 6 i i i o 4 0 89 Average ,417 .368 ,349 M33 .333 .333 M34 .294 .269 '261 .250 .241 .20 .182 .167 .73 .000 .276 2 2 4 3 2 2 3 4, 0 50 Runs G11', Won Lost For Ag. 9 3 6 45 64 AWAY RECORD Ruas NDIGSGI' Woni ABL anWps Out Doubleheadern 7 ext Game ;,%Hee it eernt 137 1 2ý- -----------y--- 512/3 13 4 ~ n v irn ~ CO K O'ReillY --_ _17 127 à1-,,à Crough 231/3 119 7 by Jim V Clarke PLittshurgh Pirates on Auigust Rendel 13 Bats), The Locke TV Electrons 5tb and 6th. The proceeds from Parks ------ ---------8 2/3 wern deait another soggy hand the tickets sold will be donat- Holmes ------ ------ 20 2/3 last weekend by the weatîier- ed to the Rotary Park for fur- Il BIH Avg. man, with their Sunday dou- ther Soper Creek Park im- Joncs , 20 17 .476 ble bill against the Oshawa provements, Kilpatrick --------2 iLegionnaires wasbed. out,. ,Don't forget the Electronsi TOTALS 138 1/3 1613.41 Bowmanville will next seeivs. "The Stars of the Past"ý The next Electrons' home 23il.41 ion this Saturday, in Des- exh-iition treat, coming up oný 16 13.10 eontofor a two p.m. contest. Sn- y - l 3t p.r oa h vstos 20 9 .400 Un Sunday, July 23rd, Desý- rguary cheduled gaine wjitb eronto will be the visitors at Oshawa. v 16 Sope Ceek or a t o oclock! So far this season, neîthuer -s 21 12 .3881affair.In their only previous!Mln'ShMeli hWae orbeen ahled e 19 q .383jmeeting, the Locke TV bunch onSel ae nan came away 13-7 winners onIto hionor an Electron playver 16 13 .364 Lune 4th. Word aroud the'with a made-to-mensure suit 18 10 .360circuit is that Deseronto is an an1 rctn of SuperCo_.ming1 To oc împrvedsqud frm teirS1-11. These prizes are donatedl i , 1( spins a tnobither o han 1 Av.early season display and are toayEeto-ice h H v.especially tough in their owO Locke TV a ohtter whOr h itsa S a 14 .359 bail yard. ý,kTVbte h isa0 aw F ir l, 17 3 54 The Electrons last perform- grand slam homer. 16 .4 ed on July 9th defeating Port Ca iCnlnSosi- H6'4 ope 8-4 in Bowrnanviîle. Thie Cnk dow n-r 19 .339 Locke TV crowd are ~ gie u >o~ ne Kdln oe 40 13 ý333 iing 9.75 hits per game, while aSaowhc isnt s 14 .36 9cîî g6.31 runs each contest .E J D I H o g a9,ý, hcnadas Conklis 13 .325 ~~~~~~~B ow m anville hav e ilut out Il I I I nSo w ha e e n ar u d the opposition on two oca Er] aivte bgname roune 14 318 ions this season, a threc ittr rie ij aty Cki n daeciode t 13 .317 by "Hawk" Akey on Mý,ay ' group c. lns ridead to 15 .3328th against Peterborouýgh make t hosiid es, nd o 13 .319 (4-0) and a seven bit 4-o tri- The Wors rnaten a soeththh ieycn hpawriel 16 .3098'prmn a umph, over Port Hope by Pat been requested to' dump any paioetin Tht i hey c aveci 16 308O'iReilly on June l7th. The loose fil on the PUC drive- atbeior aho rat siry enhaor 14 .280 Electrons have y et to be way, to counteract erosio a seer ag heel orasn evry 14 .265 blanked following 16 games, caused by excess watcr from one of them." although Kendal came close in the Arena. The department1-, 13 .265 their recent 6-1 victory. bas also been requested tol The Conklin's dclight in 12 .261 As an added attraction dur- plow ice planig from the children is nothing new. Nei- 14 .246 ing thsSna'1eeonornoe h bank bebind the ther, in fact, is Kiddics' Day,ý 9 .31match, some lucky person wiil building, at lcast once a week a full day dedicated to chlild-, receive an Expo weekend forloduting tbpe winter, This was ren, andl a dav 'ini hich ffl' 12 .222 two courtesy of the Locke TV the resolution of Council, at~ rides and shows are haîf- 9 .205 Electronsý. This in'cludes ac- its July 13 meeting, in ariswer price for kids until 6 p.m. 7 .183 rommodatinnqnd tasot-t a complaint from Morley Kiddies' Day is back this year1 tionr topersos, o enjoyWas, Manager of the PUC, and will be a regular feature] 7 .183 theCotralExos s.te v aag driveway. 'as Lbb Conklin Shows tour aL WýIhat, sgo!ng onbnhinihe snnes in spuiortFIBS Bill Stephenson makes il easy for you to keep on top of things in the sports world lts flot likoIy Bill will ever win many popularity contests in, executive sports circles. Ho calis too many things exactly as ho sees them, Ho has little lime for sacred cows, "The sports fan cornes first in my book," says Bhil. After ait, re the guy who pays the tab!' Yumay flot always agree with Bill Stephenson, but you know his opinions are intelligent, informed and honest. What more co)uid any sports fan ask? st For Ag. I 56 42 PITCHING Ruils Bits 213 47 9 16 19 29 14 17 7 10 24 29 4 106 159 garne will bho this left on For Ag. Errors B a," 82 89 22 77 Hit$ Runners left on For Ag. Errors Base 74 74 28 71 BR >10 8 12 5 1 17 0 4 57 Whs 6 1 O O o o o o 7 Losses 0 2 4 0 9 Saves o o o o o o o o o SundaY at two p.m., with Deseronta variety of OÔntario centres ail 3mmer long, bringÎng gond entertairnent 'for the, yýong, qnd the' young et beart Thîs year, Kids' Day at the Oshawa Fair ls ThursdaYp, July 20th. Conklins like kids and klds [e Conklins! J.&M.U CHURCH ST. NORTH ORONO - 983-5810 Credit Assistance DONIS Sheil Service 180 KING E. IIOWMANVILLE PHIONE 623-5662 Doxi MeLachlan - Don Plaiui Runs Bits Riinners ieft on GP Won Lost For Ag. For Ag. Errors Base 16 7 9 101 106 6 163 50 148 HOME RECORD Weekdays: 7:55 ar., 12:40 p.m, and 6:40 p. -1