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FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Winners of the speed boat races at East Beach on Monday, July lst were: 5 H.P., - Harry Connors, 2nd Russ Hailman. 71/ H.P. - John Adair. 10 H.P. - Russell Vesna, 2nd Bill Harnden, 3rd Russ Haliman, 4th FG. Ferguson. 16 H.P. Blaine Elliott, 2nd Bill Kilpatrick. 22 H.P.- Casey Schuddleboom, 2nd (tied) Lorne MeQuarrie and Blaine Elliott. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Members of the Oshawa Diving Club who assisted in the big Beach Blitz on Saturday and Sunday to mark the Red Cross Water Safety Week included the president Bill Mitchell, Alex MacDonald, Johanne Van-Hoof, Roy Coates, Jim MacDonald, Frank Van-Hoof and Jimmy MacDonald. STILL IN THERE - Locke's TV Electrons received some good news on the weekend when they learned that a clerical mistake had been made in placing Kendal in a 'D' category along with Whitby and Bowmanville. They should have been in 'C'. The, revision means that Bowmanville and Whitby will now battie it out for supremacy and the playdowns in the 'D' category. On Sunday, Locke's almost blew a win over Oshawa, but came through in the bottom of the ninth to take a big one. GREAT SHOW - On Sunday afternoon, the Bethany Hills Hunt Club held their semi-annual horse show at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spenceley with horses and riders by the dozens taking part from many parts of Ontario. The weather. was perfect and the event was most successful. It was also popular Hunt Master Spenceley's 7th birthday and he was all dressed up in red coat, white breeches, et al for the event, and just as energetie as ever. CANADIANS - have to be proud of the excellent opening ceremonies presented at the XXI Olympics in Montreal on Saturday. After so many hassies it truly was a thrilling and exciting moment of, a dream come true. Hats off to Mayor Drapeau for his visionary forethought and the courage to carry it through. It was superb. BOWMANVILLE - Kiwanis Bantam Girls All- star team start the first round of the Ali-Ontarlo play-offs, on Saturday, July ?4th, at 1 p.m., Memorial Patk against Springbrook. Plan now to attend. Managemnent Appointmnent1 Bowmanville Canadian Tire is pleased to announce recent appointments in their management staff. Pictured from left to right are Dennis Knapp, Sports Department Manager; Ron Weatherup, Assistant Store Manager; Harvey Lootsma Hardware Department Manager and Jack Deiager, Parts Department Manager. These gentlemen have spent the Iast year training for management positions in Canadian Tire and hope to make retailing their career. Congratulations are extended from the entire staff and hope for a successful future. Electrons Back. in Playci AsKendal Upgraded to By Don Fraser The result 'of an, Ontario Basebaîl Association meeting wbich was heid in Cambridge on Sunday morning, July l8th gave the Bowmanville Elec- trous and the Witby Mer- chants a new life as far as either team being able to enter the OBA. Provincial Play- Offs. The Kendal Eagles who had been rated in the "D" category by the E.O.B.A. have been upgraded to "C". t is now up to the Electrons who trail Witby by one gamne, wbetber tbey- can come tbrougb with a winning stretcb drive and end up ahead of the Mercbants. Peterborough 9 Bowman- ,ville O On Monday nigbt Juiy l2th in Peterborough the Electrons iff Picture "D" Rating came up flat as they were banded a decisive 9 to 0 defect. A combination of three Bow- manville pitchers, Holmes, Crougb and Woodward gave up a total of 10 bits, and six waiks. The T.V. crew could only manage a meager two singles, one by Stainton, the other by Dunu. Bowmanville 4 Oshawa 3 A compiete reversai of form was sbown on Sunday After- noon at Soper Creek as the Electrons came up with one of tbeir best games as they came from- behind in the ninth inning to score two runs. The game was scoreless tbrough the first five innings as Jim Dunn for the T.V. crew and Ross Harding for the Legionaires x ere locked in a pitchers' dual. In the bottom of the sixth with two out, Larry Perris and Mike Corneli sîngied, the designated bitter Tîm Walton walked. Steve Parker then came up with a double whicb scored two runs. Len Wood- ward walked to ioad the bases. Larry Forsey then flied out on a line drive to center field to end tbe inning. Osbawa came within a run in the seventh wben Tony Jones singied then scored on Masa Ouo's double. In tbe top of the nintb Oshawa pinch bitter Whitîng came up with a two run bomer over the lef t field fence after Jones bad walked. In the bottom of tbe ninth Parker walked, advanced to third on a steal and a wiid pitcb, be was calied out as he attempted to score on a squeeze bunt. Forsey waiked, Stainton singled, Dunn waik- ed, Forsey scored on a past bahl the Barney Holmes sing- led past tbe first baseman driving in the winniug run. Jim Dunn went the distance on the mound, giving tip six bits, four waiks and striking out four to pick up the win. Harding and Whiting gave up a total of eight bits. Parker with two doubles, Forsey and Holmes witb two single each led tbe Bowmanviile hitting attack. The Electrons are away from home for their next three games as they travel to Kingston on Tuesday night and then to Wbitby on Satur-' day afternoon wbich could be their big game of tbe season. Tbey finish off tbe week lu Little Britian on Sunday. The next home game is at Soper Creek on Wednesday nigbt July 28tb against Ajax. Pee Wee Legionaires Bowmanville Legion Pee Wee Bail Club played Peter- borough Majors July 6, 1976 in Peterborough. S. LaVigne started out on the mound for Bowmanville and was relieved in the fourtb by H. Rozema. C. Wolfer went ail the way on the mound for Peter- borough, giving up ten bits to Bowmanvi lie. SP. Dadson, T. Ilooper and R. Lake led the hitting for- Bowrnanville with twoliits a piece..J. Ilolden led thle hitting for P et erborîough iw itii four for four. Pe t erblorouighs t alled o ff si rong in tIlle fi rst inni ng wiffh six runls, Iwo>in tllie Second, four i n tllie thi rd, a nd thtree ini t he foul h li owi manv i lie had tIwo i uns in thle fi rst. t hree i n the second, one in the tiid, zero in Iltlie loui-Ili, andiclthree in (lhelftî 'Hie final scor~e-- Peter- borough Majlor- 15, Bowman- ville Legion Pee Wees - 9. Bowmanville Line-up - - H. Rozema - LF, P, B. Hammond - 2B, D. Major - C, P. Dadson - SS, T. Hooper - CF, D-. Severn, G. Brock - 3B, R. Hodgson, T. Aimond - 1B, S.' LaVigne - P K. Wilcox - LF, C. DeSouza, R. Lake - RF. Bowmnanville Legion Pee Wee Bahl Club played Whitby in Whitby on July 8, 1976. P. Dadso» sta rted on the mound for Bowmanville, and was relieved by H. Rozema in the fif th. In the first inning Bowman- ville was scoreless, Whitby got one run on hits by Bergevin and Kennedy. Bowmanville brought in single runs in the second and third inning with Whitby retaliating with four runs in the second and one in iu the third. Bowmanville rallied iu the sixth inning, bringing in three runs with hits by Dadson and Hooper. Whitby was scoreless in the sixth. Bowmanville went ahead in the seveuth scoring two runs, giving them a one run lead. Whitby came back in the bottom of the seventh with one run to tie it up.Bowman- ville was unsuccessful in the top of the eighth in scoring any runs. Bowmanvjlle held Whit- by scoreless in the bottom of the eighth by piaying head up bail. The final score was Whitby 7, Bowmanville 7. Bowmanville line-up --H. Rozema - SS. P. T. Bate - C, T. Hooper - CF, P. Dadson - P SS, K. Wilcox - LF, R. Lake - RF, D. Severn - 3B,: R. Rozema, B. Hammond - 2B, B. Richards, D. Majors - 1B. People once believed that goats had their beards comb- ed by the devil once a day. IsPOIA les ONTARIO - Assistants Best Baîl champion- ship went to Paul Goddin of Cedarbrae and Bruce Welsh of Oshawa golf clubs, with a five under par 67. Second place was won with 68, and five teams came in with 69 on Friday, July l6th at Thunderbird Golf Club. OSHAWA - may lose the Oshawa Green Gaels' Jr. A. Lacrosse team next season, and believe it or not, the reason is lack of players, not funds. Tom Wreggitt, Bowmanville has been a valuable player with the team for several seasons and this year has been nominated as the player best comhining sportsmanship and ability. 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