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14,ASIIACK - 25 YearsAg - Mike Osborne's Qld Timers m et the Bowranrville Midgets in a pick up gaineat the Hjighf, Sclhool grounds on Saturday aýftcrrnon.jit 1,preceded the f irst gaine of a thrLee gaine s,ýies bhetween Bowmaniville Intermediates and the 01HdIt-r~evs. MJemnbers of teains as follows: Inter- ~iiedites: Michiael, Sutton, Cowan, A. Osborne, Hon -Uh'dYocrth, Gilhooley, Ted Bagneli, R. Aines. Midgets: Hamilton), Stutt, H-arnden, Gallagher, Falls, Masers MorcrftLevit t, Rice, Mantie, Fry, Mohun. Old timners: Dut ch Osbornie, Ab Piper, Nip Piper, Bob BaeCo),,l ,Winig, Bun Moore, Shinny MoieScotyCineronl; Umpires: Don Ferguson, Sid 4ittie, JîTm CoylJe and IMur3phy. :FLASHBACK 10 Years Ago - la the Senior! Soccer seie, ooper's Jewvellers and Zion have 1evenedi the seie, The Junior Soccer series, are alsoal! even. Sonie of the players fromi these teais Nwere: Bol) Nemis, Lloyd Coverly, Cliff Byam), NMaurice Timoll, Ray Pickel, Andy Lu g- téner, Edgar Wverry, 'Fini Peel, Werner Wal- rufif,Larry Nemnis and Ray Adcock, at Aso, Miss Jeani Cole, Bowmanville, haýs been 1 tneding a two)-week training course at the Ontario Athletie Leadership Campi at Lake ~....TRY-OUTS -- Schedule for try-outs for the RQIHA A-Star teains on Saturday, is as follo\vs: îBantam Major (age 14) 83:00 - 9:00 ai.;. Bantaiv Minor (age 13) 9:00 - 10:00 a.n'.; Pee Wee Major (age 12) 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.; Pee Wee Minor (age -11) 111:00 - 12 tnooni;-Novice MaTjor (age 10) 12 noon to 1:00 p.m.; 'Norv i ce ior(ge9 :0 20 in.\its(ag &to 6 years) 2:00) - 3:00 p.in. There is no char-ge for fbe firstwek RURAL BOWLING avwili start at liberty HowL, Sept.L2Wh at 9:00 pan. For information, c all Tom Pleasance, Secretary-Treasurer, HAYERS OUT - Te Port Hope Fideliymyes lost out to the Mlidland Indians on WednesdayT, Aug. 3th Sthe Ontario Intermneiate quarter final play-downs. Milad ent on to meet Renfrew in thie next round. :SOAP BOX DERBY- Entries for the Oshawa #4utofest Wek Grand Prix Soap Box Derby w'ilI 'bc heldI on Saturday, Sept, 23rd in Oshawa. Al -chi(cire beeea 7 - 14 mlay compete in the twn Sracing categories, standard anid deluxe, ith ,prizes nffered for construcion and desiga, For >1 iforiration Cal 725-1111. ti- t.t t Rý»EN BROWN -- scored an ace on the third hole wxith a seven mion rc etyat-Bowmanville Couintry Club. The mvent wvas itnessed by the Pearsons and tbeMclos A slowver group playing ahead of Kien and party waved thin through and Ken promiply sbored bis appreciation of the courtesy and scored bis ace. 1-t t t t S'WATRINs CGLEN - wilI ire the place to be Septeember 9 - 10 whvlen the Gleni stages the fourth. coubleheadier road racing weendof ~the year, the Gl'en Camel 500 G'T. The Glen rcbaes its 25th anniversary this year as the Ihome of road racing in Amenica. .;- -1 t;- t. t I SQýUAREi'S -- If you reallyv want to have some fun this- failiand winýter, and keep in good physical con- dition, join the square dancing group npw enrolling i~tw mmbes.Thje place is Ontario Street Public '5clchool, Thursdlay, September l4th fromn 8:00 - 10:30 pjir. hey reall1y have a good turne. Bl9O GAMES -1Bruice MceArthuri- president o4 f th Os awa inor Softball Association hopes to be ucesu iii a bl Id o bring the 1974 Cana- gdian Softball Chiampionlship Games to Oshawa. No decision wvili be reachied until next year. The 01973) gamîýe5 are slated for Hull, Quebec, i. t t IATA WEEKEND -- Those two encouinters btenTeam (Canada an-d the Soviets left most Caaianjýs in a state of exihaustion. On Saturdlay-, as eiur pros xere completely outclassed, mos;t of us juLst t-ouildn't believe what we were seeing. What a hum- iliain gepein! But, our national pride bas 1been rcèstored and spirits lifted again after the NHL St.ars iký,vampcA their meiithods, on Monday and 'got oe -ibchir sýtate of shýeer shiock, Unless the visitors cani i io w7adlapiltltheir playing to meet oursý, tl4jngs shiouild gobtter for the restÈ of the series. Buit, it suire was a i SOWMBIING - ist just be around the corir wat with the cold weathjr we are having atme.Don MAilis Arena will hold the season' s first snowmiobile shbow Sept. 15 - 17 and enthusi- asts wvill be able to see the latest in '73 models, equxipiienit etc. BICGIWEEKEND coming up Sept. 22-23-24 for Labatt's 50 Grantd Prix of Can~ada at M1,osport Park, Sorte of thie top drivers will be Jackie Stewart, Ëmeissrn Fittipaldi, Jackýy Ickx, Graham ,>1Hill, Denis llulme, Heni Pescarolo anid Jeani-Pierse Beltoise. C'ash prîzes will total mnore thian $200,000 in cash ýý-jihthe Ijabatt's 50 TrolphiY and( $25,000- to the midget - Juvenile and Juieor ' ff Midget and Juvenile Only Sept. 121 and 14 - 8:00 p.m. sh;arp Sp.19 and i21 - 800 pl.sharp ami Jutiioî "C" hockey players in this area, Darington~ Soccer Ini the foulrth gamne or theC finall, Courti'eu ll.e some- wha.t oýf pan upsat aS they de-1 felted the second placeý HRampton lýl ub ?) to 2. Th1 gameraie d anafast pace througbout ith feelings ,gelt- ting, bligb in the second hlaîf. Pave Johnson opened ithe Coriescoring with a p enl- alty shlot mi-idway through the f irst biaîf. Ini the second hall, Brian ugesand Tim Zýavinskl picked up two goals as Cour- tice ntinued tb usethetIý r running geme. Petela coon,- d7erbeek pult Hamnptoin beck mbt the galne butl timle 1rau out for tewt Graham Dallas plcking up a go)al fromi a penalty shot late in thel game. iCourtiée now mieet Sauna final. Final Senior S.bedee Games begin a 6:30 1p n)-. Sept. WCd. 6Cuievs soin1a Set. 9--Solina výs Couirtice Thurs. 14-Courit(e vs Solîna Suin.17Slnvsoute Thurs. 21-Courttice vs SolineR Junior Semi-Final In Cýourtice Tuiesdeyven lng, the home team ehîminat- TeOhaaShinre Club's OrientlU Bandu enter-1 ed Ty rone 1-0 after fou-r tainedt on the stagfe i.i frotothpced rnstd geme's, b1 1"ý 0o to f tre tthe Blackstock Fair Grounds, Aug. 2t.Thie nn gain seres. Jon amly es led the ae tlîuugh tuwn earlier in thie aftýer-1 -picked utp thle 0on1ygoal ofl theapgeme with MieOrmis- noon. The clor-fu-l costumes theyv're we-aring hedl one ton colcigteCouriticel shu iito iit.ponsBodKopiedU It, the Hamrtptoni, Sohtiaser-' the Sohjine goal with leî tying botlh teamns at three gol.,,ep en major drawback. While the crowds basked in the sunny 80 degree weather,. th.e panjcake make-up that he Shriners were weening melIted and formed puddles on their faces. They realiy deserve fliU redit for putting on a good show undertryingcodtos anld Franks Lt:edý Friday Night Mixedj Mens Sottbaill Se ml-Finals FIRST SCH-ED)ULE Date Sept. 8. Sept. 15 Sept. 22 sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct, -'0( Oct, 2 7 Nov. 3 No0v. 10 No)v. 17 Nov. 24 Dc. 1 Dec, 8 Dec, 1l5 Dec. '22 4- 7 32- 3 12-3 10- 9 I- 4 3- 4 4- 9 12- 2 il- 1 10-12 4- 9 5- 6 5- 6 1-12 8-10 6- 3 9-11 2- 7 4- i ~3-10 12- 5 11- 2 10- 4 8- 7 5- 4 7- 9 10- 2 3- I 7- 8 7-8 9-7 2-10 1- 3, 11- 6 5 9 12- 4 3 7 1- 2 10-11 3- 3 4- 7 18- 6 9-10 9-10 7- 6 1-11 12- 9 10- 7 12-11 11-lz2 11-12 2- 3 6- 4 8-11 7- 5 10- 1 4- 8 8- 9 2-12 1- 5 12-10 The above is a list of thBrob KXonapacki, G. Dickens, P. teapme and, the first sehiedulleiMuttori, B. Kennedy). for the first sOhedule of bowl- Teamn No. 6 - Hf. rCocký, V. ing. Bowvling begirq on Friday, proujt, S. Staitn, p Luxton,ý Set.St ,192 at 7:00P.l BMicel sh-arýp. Please be eary ,a Team 'No. 7 0 . Etcher, teamis are subject to chiange. B. Lu,11xton.(),)F.,Bradlev, Mike Anyýone wisliing tobolplease jirkt,,o, A. Mlsn phone Mary Kirktonl ,(63j4. ea o.8- L, Ric hards First Sciiedule Teams L. Smiale, C._ utonH, Piper, Team No. 1 - P. Reyinolds, R. Lanid, J. eth P. Orme,ý E. Moor-e, D. Thiomrp. Team ýNo, 9 - H. Palmer, son, W. Leitch. A. Mar-tiný, U. Land,ý R. Rich- Team No. 2 - R. 'Sellec, arids, P. Milison, I. Konapacki.1 G. Milison, Arn) Sleep, D. Koni- TeamNo 10 - D. Bradley,j apacki, K. KnndyH Reynoids, R. Mitchell, L. TeamNi1,o. 3 - E. Brock, M.. ,Stainiton,,H. Mdfiore, T. Bennett', Selleck, Maryv Kirkton, J.ý Team No. il - H. Bennett, Thompson, Pat Milîsoni. T. Milison, M. Wilcox, M. A.f T eam No. 4 - Mfoe Rich- Richards, P. Smale, L. Milîson. ards, L> Coomibes BillKna Team No. 12 - G. Wilcox, packi, P.ý Prout, A. Sleep. G. Piper, E. Pickens, C. Orme, TeamN-,'1o.5 -TMEtchr, .,Coombes, TP.Palmer. Ladi-es'r Major Bowligng I FIRST SC(HEDLE- Date sept. il Sept. 18 sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16C Oct.-23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov, 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Pac. 4 Dec. 1il 'Dec. 18 Jan. 8 -2 l-4 à- 6 7- 8 Teami Code Numbers 3- 4 5- 6 -2', 12-3 i-10 Il1- 4 5- 8' 9-7 4-12 10- 5 7- 3 2- 1 4- 2l 6- 9 12-11 1- 2 4- 5 9- 3 7-12 11- 8 10- 6 5- 7 12- 9 6- 1 3-10 8- 4 6- 5 3-12 4-11 2- 9 5- 1 9-10 11-121 7- 8 9-10 11-12 9-11 1- 7 10- 8 5-12 8- 2 6- 7 10- 4 6- 3 12-2 1-9 4- 6 3- 2-7 11-10 4- 3 11- 6 10-12 7- 4 68 4.9 8- 7 1- 3 2- 4 9- 5 3-11 8- 1 7-10 12- 6 5- 2 ý 10- 9 -4 8-10 2- 6 1- 9 7- 1 3-9 7-6 1-1i 12- 5 2- 8 12- 7 31 85 4-10 6-111 -1 4-2 -9 3- 6 12-10 Bowlng illstart MndaHy, Prout, Chris Kos, Sept, llh at 6:45 sapTearn No. 7 - Marion T eamn No. .1 - -Dnna Prad-1 (Toots) Wiseman, Marilyn ley, Brendaq Wi7jlkins,,. Emmra Cole, Heather Moore, Doreen Bragg, Tricia Ayh Karen Park, Janet Large, Bettyý Davis, Marilyn Newýhall. Ciereuis. Teamn No. 2 - Oliie Fatd- Team No. 8 - Shirley Bick- I ilJoyce Tennant, Jean e, Judy Bragg, Berniece Harrness, Pat Thiele, Jackie Terryv, Joanne Sudsbury, Janet Dav-is, Greta Luxton. Hres Marg Welsh. TeamNo 3 - EiheenMoe, emN,9 Barb Osborne, Mar ïy IHenderson, JoanneJoceLyle, Hîilda Simnick, Brow, PrlaLowey, uril Mry Cowan, Hielen Nihili, enat eb)i Gen BtyLangle, Treano, 41- Helen D Team No. 10 -- Dot Brooks, Marion McKniht, MÀon Nncy Evans,Marg ij-Kng, Aud- wiseman, 1Meg Gîihb-s, TIýIarg'.ySt Fan,ït Luxton, Jean TemNo.' il1 Thielma Teram N :io. .5 - Sh11irlyavsF1rstrMagPe Ïi, ocý FlrneDraper, Bll B1aMitoJye od v Une Batrice ogn uieWiehaKrnLshk 1aler vIonn Emndo. em o.1 -Jyc ajr M~~nip Nn 6 HeengrIhree Ci.Ja le Stephien Fuels and Fratik'sclimer.xed an uphihi battle by up the w n). Jiîn Coyle tookl Varlety,ý both jumpad into(-scrin the winner in the topithe loss. 2-0 lenid in their sm-fnlof tha seventh. Pave Mry-1 The g amies *will rasume on caries wt Ellis Sbones eýd nard doubled with two out Tuesdayý nigýht with anised K-remp's Fuituiire iiinMeni 's and scored on Pave Cryder- Staphansi pleyinjg eerly and Town Langue a ýctiojn a,ý et Mcm- man's ingle. Jim Beem, Bn-,Krnmpsý and Franka hallae. oriel Park. Bah aes ceikrand lVaynard eacbhed a Series A"Ist Gaine oua moýre int av Ic o pair of bits for Frenks whilaý R H E the finails. Doc Adamns had a Pairfor Staphans On Tedvngt tp-Kep.B akecr scttered b8 ~O101 eus eruptad fora tr us in egbht lbits in picking Ip the Ells 'O 1 0 1 2 3 O) 9 14 5 the third inigaud hung iion wu.Harvey Webster 1deserV- o1wý(4»adP fa edgeth Soae109.ed a mucbbetter fate in tek Shian(-) u .Posî Pai oreyclubed eand gthe îoSs. -. Bryni(-) ol 3d u Sem homer ve r thieftfel Stpephas end yEh1iswreCl. R-P.Fry(1t> fer% ncatahgbigt tha in, loLcdlu a 3-3 lie ln the slxth Seies"A" nd aine Denus Slhian, nhtaugini until Paul Forsey -bel l- PR HlE ouhdfor 141hits, ped up' ed a,î'-two-run borner 10 put Elhis Oj1 2 0 O 0 1 44 1 'the ,win vwhîle IHowl Byn tehesabead to ste 1,IStephe)us m'as tieged ith tha dfieat, was hbis second of thame s' O 3 O O O 02 x 5 6 2 TeryBke acd tphn adwas bit bo the seaýr spot. Edmoud,(-soný, Coyle (0-1),(2nid) wihtba its, while ForevHaaIea hed two othier RBI'sipand Cole T Baer (1-0) and B-i]h n[esadBill odre1 agive him ecigbt in two- Tebb. R-IP..Forsey (2nd).l dddapair. Jm Cola es.Pva Wrlgbt and Fr1 Series "" 'lst Game' Brîian EVans nd Bryen eay each had two its foni R MR'E tbrec b1its echfor Eishi Steprhens. Terry Bakertoad rmp Butch Cale addd e jý,pair. lnafou-htba"il In pickîng f' o 4 o o 0o O 4 5 41 In tha secondgamue, Farkj- _ exploded 'flor six r1uns in h)ie1 tpull eaý\y from 1rapsvb Fry aud P ave Crdra DteAes eacbhe d Ibrea bits forFrnk wldeJinMehlKnight.Ruy 1 -4 -6 7 8 91 112 Beuprie, Torry Baker cud Sept. 8 1- 2 3- 4 -5- 65 718 W4O9 1 t- 12~ Kaitbi Andarson added twlo Sept. 15 10-11 9- 8 1 12 4Il 5 7 6f 2- 3 aach. Baker scatteradi five sp.2 -5 1-2 ý-1 9 -l 6 flits Ïn pickiag up tLhe wn et 2 3 2 -0 9 -l 6 Pave Hnrmar ,vas ýtn ggrdclSeIP t. 29 4- 7 5- 1 6- 3 2-10 12- 9 841l Iwith the bas. Tbursdny ni t gmaswam Oct. 6ý 8- 6 10-12 9-]1 1 3- 2- 4 7- 5 mucb dCoser a'S Franks, down1-' Oct. 13 1-3 4 -7 1-6 8 5 10- Il ced Krnmrps 3-2 and SehesOct. 20 2- 8 6-10 4- 1 ý5- 9 Il- 3 12' edga' dlhis 5-4. Kramps 3ump ed mbit a 2-0 eed lu the bat'- Oct. 27 , 9- 1 7-11 - -10 6-1. 5- 2 4- 8: tom of the first and Fmeo,1ka,ýý11.À 9. 9.' .,i ii.r 9 in perYson Friday -Sept 8 $6~O-$ 5.OO Tickets 'On Sale Auditorium BxOfc Bola hnnd's Sportshavi,,en Ajax: Ceniyre Smoke Shop BOWM;4nville: Jury &il oveli Traelgec Nov. 10 6- 9 Nýov, 17 8-12 Nov. 24 6- 5 De.1 12- 1 Dec. 8 10- 8 Dec, 15 3- 6 Dec. 22 11-119 6- 7 il- 1 9-12 4- 2 Teains No. 1 - Capt. A. Vangoor, [AI Cola, Owen Gouhd, Neldal DPawson, N. Woodcock, S. INo. 2 - Cept. Pet Murphy. MayHeath, Hile Nolan, Rita VenG'oor, Jake Kapteyni, M.ý AI licrad. i N'o, 3 - Capt. Bob Smii, W. Penny, Mal Rozema, M Lepp, Lau Bieal, Mrs. Ra1p-' teyn. No' 4 - Ca pt. Walter Fijers- me, Ray Westlake, R. Folhlrd, Caii ]Murphy, B. MthlE. Cardl. Non. -caipI. L'ois Wod cock, ety esia E, I Dakin, AI DeJa.gger, Petter Bu,7ma, S. Hall. I N.6 - Capt. Pouig JNolan, G. Smnith, S. ýRobinson ,M. IWoodsF, H. Bickie, Brian 1baw- 'ýn 7 - Cept. Grag Cuh G. H1-eath, Fred Tippins,Nnc Williaims, Elsie Prout, Bob) N.8-Capt. Andy Bonsmen,. J. RbinonPick P ennis, G. Feddcmna, F.Patter, Gwen- Sommcirscales. 1No, 9 - Capt. Ma y -AIIldreed, G. Frout, Ah Broek, R. Fed- dmB. Williams, Marga No., 10 - Capt. Pianne Mc-l Rachis, G. Patter, B. BmS.! îBroc, Hon Westlekze, Bihl N.il .--. Capl.JohnLu- m ý,i Hall, B. McReelis,13 Doug nddyM. Patitr,Cty I~ ~ ~ ~~G No 2-Cp.R adr- G, MichCli, 12- 4 1- 7 1- 2 8- 6 3- 4- 6 5- 7 4- ý3 KENDAL EAGLES -- On Saturday, Kiendal Eaglesi oen their sercond gaine against Barrys Bal. when they defeated the viitors 3-2, totbe theseris.Theyr wvent baec to Barry's Bay on Stunday to play the third gie but there wvereni't enoughý player.s %show.ý ed up for Barry's, Bay to f ield a teaýitn. Prettyfr- trating. ýnow, the Eagles don't qpile know if the won the gaine by diefault or whe)ther te'be calledl on to make the tryp again ýJUNIOR)PS WIN -li their first galmne ag'aiost Thaimesville, Ken.da1 Juioiiçrs on Sugndamy gave then an Il2 drubbing. Bolb Foster hurled the first 54 innigs being relieved by Mlike Carmian Who Wvent 3 2/3 inniitngs Fo%%7gveuptw4rn and had two strikeouts wbile Carman allowed Alrce hoits, no ruas and regisered four strke- Wusikre îMcGregor came through with a grand slam borcner, Steve West hit -al doubler, pe ie- d1erson a( 0dublenud two singles, Jerry Thomnjpo tAosingles, Carmian, Robinson and Norton oaai single each. Niext gamme is in Thamesville Pli Suaida.A Ibus wil leaeKendal ;at7:10 a.m, Anoewanting t o im-ake 01e itnp with thfleac should contact Brian Foster, JohnTh,"'om-ipson or Ted Stark. St. Josenf s hMixed Kney hlpTopla Bonving eBob RACampedl, Terry MAl Teaa~for ai Shedue LihianSi), FRose Mrie. Jim Fai, Elee, HadyConxway. DenaCam1lpbaî1. ll, ihI-i Boln wl om nc Wîhîd. sharpgIndirdsai shedule Bety CarlndGrat ar-wil hehaned cta2I dl)ia dy,, Joa-n Gihhs, JimRdyo.inaletafrtnih ÏMolly:'Hortsnman, A r ni d (f owrng MikeKenndySndria Ai- derson, Tony HrtmnVi- Rent aCarffoýr IanHutEwlt ihidl, A DAV OR WEEKEi.INDj Les Ilont, Faither rank, Ask rRae ,Doris Holroyd, DorislffeyCOUNTY 10w. Seto, Pot Fair, Lionelcky Jean Hoiroyd, Martin lVfol-ý loty, Marion Vanstone, RicIt -K qmeir, Jim lJeffreys, 'so"el P ParrylSonersae, Franes àC A end K.C dema.T. 1Bakcr (-)ndBeam.n Sefe "" 2d aine R H E1 Fra nks 0 010 U1 1 3i13 T. -Baker (2-0) âand FPryî. Web-:: . . . . .. . . PIL VOWLES FIEATING SPEýC[,ýIA ST Bowmanville PHONE 623-7597 m4 HOUp R SE,1VICE Ohi, Gas &Eeti un & Air Condý(ition lastall- tions - Central & Wiadow Units - Clare Hecla& indley Equipnient Free Estimatces Budget Tersas Avail-abie ýSHELL) She I Service PHONE 623-51662 Dn McLachlan - Don Plain - I-"- À Shrinelrs'Entertain Crowds at Bilackstock Fair BOWMANVI LLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT HOCKE Y ýSATURDAY, SEPT. 9 & l6tIv i ~BowvmanvilIe Recreation Office TYK, AOM nd PEE WEE PLAYERS Rxegister fromn 9:30 a.111. to 12 ioon Batmand Mlidget from 1:30 Io 4:00 p.m.i NONREIDET 10.00 pe.r chîld No FAIMILA N No Midget or Juvenile Ail Stairs wvýi1li e perviiitted to play ini Recreation Hiockey. 11 il-