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FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago. Members of Team 12 in the Ladies' Major Bowling League, with a 1,004 average are Babe Brown, Ann Gay, Norma Gay, Ev. Sweetman, Del Vinson, Beth Chartran and Onie Courtice. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Chris Steel was a 'double winner as he defeated Oshawa's Murray Farncomb 6-0, 7-5, in the under 16 class and 6-0, 6-3, in the under 18 tennis finals at the recent Oshawa and District championships. BOB'S TOWING - team in the United Auto Worker's Lob Bail tournament, recently won the championship in Oshawa, with a 6-5 win on a home mun by Rtay Moore in the l3th inning. Bob's Towing also won the league title, and the UAW picnic tournament, earlier this summer. BOWMANVILLE- Country Club golf championship play-offs start this Saturday morning, 8:30, running until 2-3 p.m. Anyone interested in watching the matches is cordially invited to attend. SQUIRT SOCCER TOURNAMENT - The Community Services Squirt Soccer League will hold a tournament on Saturday, September loth at Pine Ridge School. This event will wrap up the Squirt Soccer for this year. LEVEL 1 REFEREES CLINIC - If there is a sufficient nuMber who are interested in attending a Level 1 Referees Clinic <25 required) we, will hold a clinie. The cost is $3.00. If interested caîl the Community Services Department at 623-3379. ALMOST A HABIT - The Darlington Senior Soccer League playoffs ended on Saturday with Solina, as predicted, knocking off Armstrong's IGA from Orono X- to win the series and the championship for the umpteenth time. The game, played at Solina, drew a large crowd of enthusiastic specta tors. Sooner or later, somebody is going to beat that Solina team but not this year, although the opposition is coming dloser. Congratulations again. IN THE FINALS - In the Men's Town League, Frank's Variety finished off Kramp's Furniture last Thursday after a tough and close series. Nôw, it's the finals when they meet a power packed team fromn Port Darlington Marina. The games began last night and will continue Thursday, at Memorial Park with game time 7 o'clock. This series should produce some exciting action. WIN TROPHY - Slow pitch or lob baîl is probably the fastes t growing sport in the area, with 20 teams' in one league, plus a girl's league. The Goodyear' sponsored team went afield on the weekend, taking part in the Dairy Queen tournament in Oshawa, winning five games and the Dairy Queen trophy. Anyone who thinks slow pitch is a mild game compared to regular softball should see the injury list. Three or four of the Goodyear team are hobbling around or are taped up to keep them mobile. END 0F THE SEASON - Kendal Eagles, one of the teams still left in the basebaîl circuit, finished a tough series with Colingwood on Sunday afternoon. They had lost the opener the week before, won the second game, so this was a do or die effort. It was anybody's battle for most of the game but Collingwood came through in the end to win. They will now meet Simcoe in the playdown. Legion Ladies' DART LEAGUE 1978-79 No. 1 - D. Bond, B. Partner. V. Fairey, G. Murdoch, A. Berry, C. Sim. No. 2 - J. Burton, J. Baker, B. Cowle, H. Wallis, M. Mairs,ý E. Bruton. No. 3 - D. Howarth, L. Bates, V. Smith, M. Perris, I. Whitney, N. Colmer. No. 4 - N. Clowes, J. Saunders, M. Gray, M. Allen, D. Edmondson, M. Gibbs. No. 5 - J. Firth, N. Sheehan, L. Downey, A. Plazek, H. Simnick, M. Perfect. No. 6 - E. Hill, T. Brown, B. Price, B. Kilmer, A. Bates, J. Edmondson. Starting at 7:30 p.m. Soceer Rmesuits Atom Division Westenders 0, Trojan Orono 4, Ponies 2, Bobcats 5, Wanderers 1, Jets 2, Tyrone 0. League Standings Jets 18 points, Orono 18 points, Bobcats 16 points, Tyrone 14 points, Trojan il points, Wanderers 9 points, Ponies 8 points, Westenders 0 points. Wateh the-Squirt Playoffs, September 9 at the Pine Ridge School '9:00 a.m. Hlampton played Bowman- ville Rams on Monday night in the semi-final of the -playoffs and came out on top by a score of 3-1. Scoring for Hampton was Brad Clemens with 2, and Fred Gilbank 1. Scoring for the Rams Troy Wood. Playing outstanding for the Rams in goal was Sherri Handthorn. Hampton now play either Oshawa Rangers or Tyrone on Saturday, September 16 in the final. NIght Hawks Bowling Night Hawks bowling league will commence bowling Wednesday, September 6, 1978 at 9 o'clock p.m. Team 1 - Gloria Vanson, Diane Devos, Donna Campbell, Chris Anger, Phyliss Bromell, Denise Vanson. Team 2 m Billi Ballantine, Eve Howorko, Linda Coombes, Louise Nieman, Dorothy Bonner, M. Lawson. Team 3 - Mary Erwin, Ina Hughes, Kathy Warner, Bey Nimigon, Phyllis Pingle. Team 4' - Mable Trimble, Gladys Dykstra, Merle Gannon, Marcy Trimble, Florence Trimble, Betty Ellis. Team 5 - Alice Burgess, Roxanne Erwin, Bonnie Burgess, Donna Verleysen, Helen Kovac, Joanne Comber. Get ail your equlpment now whlle supplies, ore plentIful. Don't Be Disappointedi Don't miss our Langwe N«ight - on Thursday, Sept. l4th 5 tol7p.M. BOWANVLLEMEMORIAL ARENA D&RSpoirts5 cmnd Ski Shop 85 Klng St6. West, 623-3421 Kendal Ousted from Playdowns by Collingwood Kendal Eagles bowed out of further playdowns on Sunday afternoon in Jackson Memorial Park, losing the third and deciding game of the best of three series to Collingwood Cavemen 8 - 6. They had split the two previous games. About haîf way through the game, the Eagles appeared to have it under control, but the roof fell in later. These pictures show some of the action that had the crowd applauding for the home team. Top photo shows a Kendal Eagle scoring to put them ahead and in the lower picture, John Robinson slides sa el into third bas e hitting a triple that scored another, Eagle ahead of him. The cute littie guy at right was one of the interested spectators. Courticel ,Cougar Juver Defeal'ed by Aliston il The Courtice Cougars met an excellent pitcher when they visited Alliston on Saturday. The Alliston pitcher threw a four hitter to lead his team to an 11-1 victory. Loose fielding -in the seventh inning cost the Courtice squad the victory, as they allowed seven runs to score. Rob Kiveil pitched a good game for Courtice, with Gord Sharp getting on base four times. On Monday, Alliston again, on a strong pitching perform- ance, defeated Courtice, this Further Success for Local Lawn Bowlers By Normnan Smith Bowmanville lawn bowlers continue to win prizes in the tournaments held by clubs in the local District. In point of time and importance, premier place must he given tb Pal Reynolds and Gai] deVries who on August 23 won third prize f'or 3-Game winners in the tournament, for the Black Mernorial Tlrophy l'or mixed pairs al, Peterb)orough. Third pri/.e overal I in a tournameni in which 96 tearns werc enl.ere(l is an oul.slanding achievement. for such young bowlers. At Plort I tope on Augusi 26 i the conipetition for the Churchley 'Frophy for rnîxed triples, W(' had I wo prize- winners: Mervyn Brock (skip),Norrn~a lrock and St uar nC(arson won'thle pri ze for 1 ligh 2-Game Winners wilh a score of 48 plus 3 white close behind theni came Jim Fair (skip), Mahel Mavin and Les ('onnibeýs with two wins aýnd -a score of 49. Jus 'gteam is especially to be ,)ngratula1î(d on beating the redoubtableJoc Brown (formerly of Port Hlope and flow of Oshawa) on ~an extra end in the last garne. At Whitby on August 27, Harold Bennett was pressed into service to skip for Harry Hammond of Whitby in the Weeks Trophy for men's pairs when the latter's team-mate didn't show up. The two of theni did so well that they won the pnize for high 2-Game Winners with the excellent score of' 50 plus 1. m1 n abut again, a lack of hittinig was the story. .lerry ukyla Courtice with a twq-run homer and a single. Because of the losses the Courtice Juvenies to were knocked out of the OBA time the score was 7-3. Doug best of luck in the finals Pickell pitched a solid game, against Wallaceburg. NOTICEI1 Minor Pee Woe Hiockey Players Any boys in Bowmanville or area interestod in trying out fo-r the Bowmanville Minor Pee Wee Toros (born ini 1967), please Cail 623-7142. Toro Trmyu"mts The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association Toros wilI begin their try-outs for ALL their hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena' Soturday, Sept. l6th MIl boys interested in trying out for any of the teams, are asked to attend according to the following schedule: GROUP Novice Minor Atom Majior Atom Minor Pee Wee Major Pee Wee Minor' Bantam Maj or' Bantam Minor Midget Major Midget All Juvenile Age Players BOYS BORN IN TIME 1970-1971 8:00a. m. - 9:O00a. m. 1969, 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 9:Oa.m.- 10:00a.m. 10:00a.m. - 11:0Oa.m. 11: 00a.m.- 12 Noon 12 Noon - 1:00 p.m. 1:OOp.m. - 2:00p.m. 2: 00p. m. - 3: 00p. m. 3:O00p. m.- 4: 00p. m. 4: 00P. M. - 5: 00P. m; 5: 00P. M. - 6: 00P. M. Each boy is asked tobring $2.00 to help def ray the cost of ice ti me. B.M.H.A. Hockey' Mothers will be conducting a Used Hockey Equipment Sale in the arena, beginnlng at 9:00 a.m. Sat., 'ept. l6th. IMPORTANTI1 These try-outs are for DM flA and B Bowmanville teamns. Also, please take note of new time schedu le. REGISTRATIONS Ladies VoIIeybaII League until September 2Oth, 1978 Please Coul Lorraine Lever 623-3878 Doreen Nea-mtu 623-9432 Madelaine Wright 987-5073 NOTIE MAJOR PEE WEE HOCKEY PLAYERS AÀny boys in Bowmanville or area interested in trying out for the Bowmanville Major Pee Wee Toros (age 12), please cail 623-4188 or 623-4707.