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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 14, 1978 9 1FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Enniskillen d efeated Zion 1-0 in the opening game of the Darlington Soccer League. Joe MeGili booted in the lone gôaI in the secoiid haif. Enniskillen line-up includles Ralph Virtue, Charlie Brunt, Ted Werry, Grant Werry, Don Cochrane, Joe McGill, Rg 'Griffen, Keith MeGili, Clarke Werry, and Keith Van Camp. FLASHBACK - 10 Yeair Ago - John Hinchley, 140 Nonquon Road, Oshawa, won the 18 hole annual Golf Tournament on Saturday with a 68. He was presentedl with a trophy and a $100 che- que by owner Ken Nicks. CONGRATULATIONS - to Evelyn Smith (skip), Mabel Mavin and Gwen Coombes, three lawn bowlers from Bowmanville, who won the Ladies -Triples Tournament in Whitby, last week. In the same competition Norma Brock (skip), Marg Perris and Irene Carson won two out of three Manies. Comipeting in Oshawa for the William Ward Mixed Triples Trophy, three Bowmanville teams won two out of three gamnes: Merv Brock (skip) Norma Brock and Stuart Carson won the prize FOr; high two-game winners; Clarence Oke (skip), R. Mann and Les Langs, and Hlarold Bennett (skip), L. Goodman and Les Coombes were the other two-game winners. The club had il wins out of 15 games. CONGRATULATIONS - to Heather Sawyer of Clarke High Sehool on winning the ali-Ontario midget girls discus throw. In eight throws Hea- ther broke the old record on the two throws set- ting a new mark of 34.40 in. Miss Sawyer is to compete in the Colgate Track and Field meet in Toronto on June 24th when she wiIl compete in three events, 100 metre hurdles, long jump and discus. This is the ffrst time a Clarke student has won this honor. ç~AL I In their second encounter of the season, Bowmanville Senior Merchants again were successfui in overcoming the league's newest team, the Newcastle Lakers 7-1. The largest crowd of the year was on hand with the winds stirring up a Frae Program Day a B@g Succeqs As Marchants Down Noecstle 7-1, On Sunday at Saper Creek Park, the Bowmanville Merchants beat the Newcastle Lakers for the second time this season by a score of 7-1. It marked a great finish toaa successful day as the local club gave out almost 300 programs ta the largest crowd of the season., The executive. and team members wish ta thank the fans for supparting the club on their first Annual Program Day. Bawmanville held New- castle scoreless for the first five innings as they chalked up a 2-0 lead on runs by Mike / BOWMAN VILLEk JAYCEES INO. BOWMANVILLE WEEK CANOE RACE Date: Monday, JuIy 3, 1978 Time: 6 p.m. Events: Aduit race, Junior race, Blind race, Log rolling Where: Port Darlington Marina Prizes: Trophy, Cash prizes, Keeper trophies Rules: Must be at Ieast a 14 ft. canoe 16 years of age or over unless you have parents consent Two people to a canoe Must have ifejackets Blind race must have two adluits and one child, aduits are blind folded and must sit with the child between them. The child gives them the direction to go. You may pick up your entry forms at BARRY'S VARIETY on Waverley Road or at A UDIO VISION on King St. CaOU Wade Coburn 623-5720 if you have any questions. 1j serious dust problem on the diamond. Ilere, at right, Lakers relief pitcher Graydon Moore lets a port sided pitch go toward the plate and at left, Merchants Jim Stacey follows through in good form. He went the entire game. Cornell in the 2nd inning and Steve Parker in the -ath. Newcastle's Bernie Aldred scored in the top of the 6th on Mike MacGregor's line drive ta make the score 2-1. In the bottom of the 6th înning the Merchants gathered five mare runs ta make it 3-1. 1In the 7th inning, the locals had four mare runs cross home plate on hits by Larry Farsey and Jim Stacey ta make the score 7-1. The 8th inning was scoreless for bath teams and the Merchants shif t the Lakers out in the ninith ta end the game. SoholOfi An excellent effort was turned in by Steve Parker of Bowmanville as he made several good catches and had a 3-base hit to start Bowman- ville scoring. Jim Stacey pitcled another good game, allowing, the Newcastle club only two hits. The, Merchants play their next 4 games away from home, visiting Peterborough, Ajax, Kendal and Little Britaîn. On Sunday, June 25, the return home ta Saper Creek Park for a 2: 00 game against the Kendal Eagles. The executive is planning to have a kids day on this date when, free balloons will be distributed toalal kids attending the game. LUne Score Lakers 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1T, Merchants, 0, 1, 0,0, 1, 1, 4, 0, 0, 7T. Fers Socceâwr Ployer:Oprtnl Soccer players across the professional players and Durham Region will have an qualifsed coaches. opportunity ta improve their Hockey schools have shown game and learn the finer that theory taught in the points of playing this summer classrobm, mixed with as a soccer school will be practical experience, can affered in Oshawa featuring vastly improve a player's performance. Now, other sports are beginning ta follow their lead. Manitou Soccer in conjunction with the Ontario Saccer Association has arranged to hold the week-' long schoal at the Civic Fields in Oshawa between July 3 and Students will receive, instruction for six hours a day on the five days and the probable hours wîll be 9:30 ta 4:00. The course has been de- sîgned for everyclass and style of player from the rank beginner up ta the advanced intermediate player. According ta, Jeff Steven, one of the directors of Manitou's programs, the school will focus on the development of skills, physical fitness, soccer knowledge, sportsmanship and fun filled competition. The program is based on the Ontario association's cochngsyllabus and will be hgigtd by visiting soccer celebrities such as: Steven, an ex-bondon player with - Fullham, who has won the English Football Association's coaching award and was director of Manitou's Soccer camp in 1977 and 1978. Roy Rae, a qualified Canadain coach and a former Irish international teamn goalie; Ray Clark a qualified English coach and ex-Mansfield player in the English league; Robin Magraw, Toronto Metro Croatia star; John Stark, qualifîed English coach; and Ken Wilson, a qualified Canadian coach. During the week there will be sessions on fitness, goal- tending,. tactics and teamwork, as welI as tourna- ment play. The players will be grouped according to their age and level of skill. On top of using special skill developing drills, the sehool will use lectures, films and CORPORATION 0F THE- TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT 0F COMMUNITY SERVICES s M Te Registratîons for the swim teams, at the Bowmanville, Orono, and Newcastle Pools wiII take place at the Community Services office Bowmanville. June 19to23,8:Oa.m.to4:30p.m. Registration fee $15.00 For further information please contact the Community Services Department 623-3114 or 987-5039. referees. and the laws of the game. Steven stated that by the end of the program each player will have 'a well rounded knowledge of the game and a clear understand- ing ofits nuances. The school is open to players between the ages of eight and 18. Each player will receive a T-shirt and a group picture for participating in the school. Anyone who requires further information, on the school is urged to get in touch with Steven at 821 Eglington Avenue West in Toronto, M5N 1E6. Mound Action During Merchants and Lakers Game Here COMPETI TIVE SWIMMING Registration week of June 19 to 23 at the Community Services Department Office (Bell Building). Practices will be held at ail pools Monday to Thursday. Fee $15m0 For f urther information, plea se contact Community Services Department 623-3114 or Joan Santomero 623-4526. DELUXE 19". Model 5269G. With Catcher. Exclusive 2-cycle LAWN-BOY en- gifle with fingertip starting, Sim- plified 'carburetor eliminates adjust- ments. Extra-quiet, under-the-deck muffler. Lightweight deck, easy-ral vvheels. Patented safety features. Six-position height adjustment. Se mrmck'en 20 King St. E. 623-5487 Bowmnanville "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL"