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623-33O3ý FLASHBACK 25 Years Ago - Bowmanville Tennis Club picked up four more points at Lindsay, in the Kawartha Tennis. League. Norah Allun defeated Marj DeGroat in the ladies single, AI Witherspoon defeated Ches. Richmond in the men's singles. AI Witherspoon and Bob Steven's defeated Rhys Williams and Cy Ainsworth, Ev. Dunn and Lorraine Dewell defeated Hilda Davidson and Edna Ainsworth. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Overali girls' champions at Maple Grove East Sehool Field Day were Laurie Preece, Debl4ie Honess and Kathy Budai with 14 points eaéh. Linda Car- penter and Jo Preece with 12 points each. Over- ail boys' champions were Terry Russell with 13 points, Larry McDonald and James DeJong with 12 points each. NO WORD ON PLAYOFFS - Locke's TV Electrons at the moment have yet to receive word when the playoffs begin. Over the weekend, they were defeated by Kendal Eagiles on Saturday 5-0 and Ajax squeezed out an 877 win over them on Sunday. FINALS BANTAM SOCCER - On Saturday, the finals games of the Recreation Soccer League for the Bowmanville -Troiphy- and Tyrone Byam's Plumbing and Heating Cup will be held this Saturday afternoon at the Pine Ridge Sehool field, starting at 1 pïm.,This will wind up a most successful summer season. A good crowd of spectators would he welcome. OSHAWA RINK'WINS - Bowmanville's Lawn Bowling Club has made great improvements this year at the headquarters on Queen St. and memberships are still coming up,' but there is still room for more. On Wednesday, they held their annual doubles tournament for the Luther B. Nichols trophy and had a great turn out. An Oshawa rink of Gord Terwillegar and Tim Nelson had the highest score to capture the coveted trophy. No doubt some of the local bowlers will be competing today for the General Motors Gold Cup at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club with 64 rinks participating. NEW BALL CLUB - Many comments have been forthcoming about the namne chosen for, Toronto's new prof essional baseball club, most of them not too thrilled. The Blue Jays seems a rather peculiar namne for a bail team but with Labatts being the firm that foots most of the bis, it's understandable that they would want to have the name of one of their products in there somewhere, even if the message is a bit subtie. Remember the fun and caustic com- ments around here when Brookdale Nurseries sponsored our.bail team and Norm Scott de- cided to calthem the Brookdale Roses. If the Blue Jays do as good a job of playing bail in their competition as the Brookdale Roses' did, there won't be too many complaints. SHORT SEASON - At the moment, things aren't looking too hopeful for the youngsters and 'older hockey players who are hoping to start early on ice in local arenas. The Darlington Sports, Centre appears to be the only one that will be opening early and it could be crowded and operating 24 hours every day as -the teams prepare for competition. That kind7-of intensive operation could resuit in breakdowns f rom overworked equipment but we'Il have to wait and see while hoping for the best. TRAINING- for the Junior C Red Eagles hockey team starts Tuesday, August 24th at 7:30 at the Bowmanviile Pineridge School, with track and swimming sessions. Anyone inter- ested in playing for the Eagles should turn out for training-. Everyone welcome. CONGRATULATIONS - to the committee, in charge of, obtaining lights for the Orono park, enablingtennis buffs and baîl teams to play in the evening. Port Hope and Orono are the only parks who have lights for hard-baîl games in the area. t Solina Leads Tyrone in Girls Softball Finals your money's worth in action and excitement.- Street Stpck Resuits lst Heat - 1. Doug Ketche- son, Peterborough; 2. Ed Nesbitt, Newcastle; 3. Lee Terrion, Peterborough. 2nd Heat - 1. Vern MeGili, Oshawa; 2. Mike Bricknell, Oshawa; 3. Greg Johnson, Peterborough. Trophy Dash - 1. Ed Nesbitt; 2. Greg Johnson; 3. Vern b McGill. Feature - 1. Doug Ketche- son; 2. Simon Biersteker, Oshawa; 3. Gary Downer, Peterborough. Late Model Resuits lst Heat - 1. Bill Rice, Oshawa; 2. Lorne Bartholo- mew, Peterborough; 3. Bill Burney, Woodville. 2nd Heat - 1. Ron Mace, Barrie; 2. Ray ýBrickeil, Osha- wa;,3. Carl Fuller, Whitby. Trophy Dash - 1. Kim * i Wallace, Peterborough; 2. Ray Briekell; 3. Bill Rice. .Feature - 1. Bob Gunton, B4rrie; 2, Roy Gaynor, Ponty- pool; 3. Walter Henderson, Orono. The Tyrone Girls Softball team won their first game of the final series against Solina on Aug. l6th with a score of .12-11. Playing in Tyrone, the teams were tied 11-11 until Tyrone hit the tie-breaking run in the Iast inning to give them one game to Solina's two game lead in the series. The next game is in Solina tonight at 6:30 p.m. The Solina Girls Softball team was smiling brightly after winning their second game in the five game final series against Tyrone on August llth. Four runs were batted in during the final inning to make the score 12-11 for Solina and giving them a two game lead in the series. The fourth game in the series is scheduled for tonight in Solina. D&RSKports V But Stilliss1 by Dave Passant D & R Sports played the rohe of the spoiler this past week in Town League Softbahh action at Mernorial Park. They defeated Tirns Rent-ail 4 - 2 and Franks Variety 13 - 8, but failed to make post season play finisbing in th place LIBERTY; BOWL [L td. BASLE LINE -BOWMANVILLE WI1L'L B13E OPEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 2Oth For the 1976-77 Season AL,ýL LEAGUE SECRETARIES ARE TO CONFIRM RESERVATIONS FOR THE SEASON ... Anyone wishing to join a league contact the manager. PHONE 623-5663 IMONTH 0F AUGUST OPEN 6:30 p.m. AL OSBORNE,Manager bebind Stephen F play-offs should st tonight (Wednesda rnorrow (Thursday, Augustl10- D& R The Sports crew their runs in the 2 Starter John Murrai relieved by Ron Ha 4th frarne. Curt lashed out 3 bits f< wbile Keitb Andei -Hayes, Jirn Green Curnrings had si The hoss by Tirns n can finish no bettert the standings. Dick the full route fi increasing bis recor Randy Donoghu, Vin Pair Playoffs' 'uels.. The Adarns, Jim Burtch, Don tart either Sheeban, Don Harnilton and ay) or to- Len Eldrige had hits for Tirns. ievening. Stephens 9 - Kramps 6 4, Tims 2 The Fuelers pounded out 14 scored aIl hits to prevent Krarnps frorn nd inning. capturing first-place. Winning Ly *,0), was pitcher Don Lorusso (2-4) ayes in the scattered 10 bits. Lou Patter- Vanstone son and Fred Schat had 3 bits or D & R, apiece for the winners, wbile rson, Ron Jirn Ryorcbuk and Don Lorus- i and Ray so added a pair of safeties. nghe bits. Jirn Moxam, Ron Rowntree neans tbey and Jirn McNicol bad singles. than 2nd in Dennis Bickle suffered bis 7tb Stata went loss on the rnound against 9 For Tirns, wins. Kramp's hitters were rd to 10 - 7. Joe Caruana, Bihl Bates and e, Greg Dennis Bickle with 2 bits each, whihe, Doug Krarnp, Len' Kenny, Rick Woohner and Bryan Cooke had singles. August Il - Franks 8, D & R 13 D & R chosed out the season on a winning note and prevent- ed Franks from wrapping up first place in the standings. Winner Ron Hayes (6-10) was relieved by Dave Passant in the 5th inning. Curt Vanstone, (grandsharnborner), Ron Hayes, Bruce Colwell, Ray Curnmings and Dave Passant (home run) had two hits each for D & R, while Dave Maynard, Keith Anderson and Darryl Osmnond had single safeties. Franks starter Paul Forsey (0-1) was aided by Bill Cochrane in the 3rd. Jirn Beam and Bill Cochrane had two bits each for Frank. Bruce Adams, Harvey Webster, Bob Tugwood, Joe Whyte and Dennis Forret counted one hit apiece. Two Drivers Ail Shook UpW When They Rolled Cars cft Westgaî'e Sa tu rday Nîght by D. Nesbitt whicb induced Roy to lose Winning the trophy dash for Two very fortunate drivers control of his car and go off of the second week in a row was in the Late Model division number three corner and roll Ed Nesbitt of Newcastle in the were extrernely lucky not to over cornpletely landing on Street Stock Division and, in obtain serious injuries when the wheels. Roy was uncon- the Late MQdel Division Kirn they cornpletely rolled their scious for a very short period Wallace of Peterborough. The cars over on Saturday night at and was taken frorn the trophies were donated by the Westgate Speedway. Ron accident area by the track's Peterborough Plating. Robinson (who was -driving ambulance. Talk about die This corning Wednesday, car No. 59 for Dave Kellet who hards Roy is sure at the top of August l8th, is the big 100 Lap is on bolidays) took the car out the list as both hirnself and the Super Stock Late Model Race for warrn-ups prior to racing car were back in the Feature which begins at 8.00 p.rn. This tirne andwent a little higb on before the restart and he will be sure sornething to get number 2 corner and was just finished such in second place. out and see as drivers from ahi managing to get the car ux\der Too rnuch darnage was done to over will be on hand to control when he hit a railrQèad the car Ron Robinson, was compete. tie laying along side of the driving to compete for the Next Saturday evening has track and flipped-the car over night. one heck of a program twice and landed back on the The Can Arn Midgets were scheduled at, Westgate what wheels. Except for being on hand again putting on a with a Powder Puff, a shook up Ron was not hurt real good racing show for the Deniolition Race and with unless you want to include his fans. Wînning the first beat Karel Soucek wbo is going to pride. Roy Gaynor of Ponty- was Bob Crawford of Harnil- jurnp twelve cars with his pool (car nurnber 63) was ton, with Sol Liberetore of motorcycle added to the coming oni strong during, the West Seneca, NY., taking the regular nîght of racing. Wow! Late Model Feature when a flag in the second heat and the Make sure and corne for a car ahead of him blew its Feature winner was Dick full night of entertainrnent and engine spilling oil on the track Watkins of Grand Island N.Y. where you know you'Il get Recreation Soccer Mýastrangelos' clinched the Junior division tithethis week winning the Hooper's trophy whihst Hampton won the Avco Trophy for their first place finish in the Senior Division. During the next few weeks the playoffs will take place with the finals taking place August 3lst at Pineridge School. Senior Division GP .1 Hampton 10 2 IDA 9 3 Newcastle 10 4 Orono 10 5 Tyrone 10 6 Gen Rae Mastrangelos Orono Tyrone Waverly' Newcastle Newtonvihhe Marinas Junior1 GP 12 12 il 12 Last Week's Resuits Seniors: Hampton 2, Orono 1; Tyrone 2, IDA 8; Hampton 1, Newcastle 8; Tyrone 6, Newcastle 3. Juniors: Tyrone 1, Mastran- gehos 1; Newcastle 2, Marinas 2; Newtonvihhe 0, Orono 2; Waverhy 0, Newtonvilhe 1. - Final Standings w L Dp 8 2 0 6 2 1 4 5 1 3 4 3 3 5 2 1 .7 1 Division W L D 7 ' 0 4 6 2 3 4 3 5 4 3 5 3 5 3 3 6 3 1 7 3 Motorcyclist Recovering 'A young Bowrnanvilhe man was taken to Mernorial Hospit- ah but was hater transferred to the intensive care unit of Oshawa General Hospital after his motorcyche cohided with a car hast Thursday night, Aug. 12.' Twenty-one year ohd David Hockett, R.R. 6, Bowrnanvihhe is recovering in Oshawa General Hospital folowing an accident at the intersection of Highway 2 and Solîna Rd. at approximatehy 11:15 p.rn. The driver of the car, Jeffrey Stone,, 20 of 144 Evangeline Dr., Oshawa, was taken to Mernorial Hospital and reheased after examina- tion. About, $100 damnage to the car and $600 to the motorcycle was estirnated by Newcastle OP. Mr. Stone is scheduled to appear in the provincial court in Bowrnanvihhe on Sept. 7 on a charge of irnpaired driving. 1973 TRIUMPH TR 6 ROADSTER Super sharp, convertible, fully equipped with radial tires, AM-FM 8-track stereo. 1Lic. AON434 MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK. 350 V-8, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission,. heavy duty transmission, rear step bumper, stabilizer bar, mirrors, 1gauges. Lic. D74327 Now OnIy $3995.00 1974 OLLJSIVIBILE DEJLTA ROYALE 2-Ur. Maraîop Only 31,201 carefully driven miles by one previous owner. 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