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I 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 6, 1983 sport-talk 62 FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- On Saturday, the mixed section of the Bowmanville Curling Club held their closing bonspiel with the winning rink of Skip George Stephen, vice Kay Stephen, lead Bette Trudeau, and second Roy Trudeau winning the event. OPENING GAME -- The Toronto Blue Jays will meet the New York Yankees in the opening game in Toronto this Saturday, April 9th at 1:30p.m. SKATING -- The Orono Figure Skating Carnival will be held this Saturday at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Featured skaters will be Scott Maybee, Stephanie Hood and the dance team of Debbie and Jimmy Hutton. RIVER RACE -- The Skeena Hall, Port Hope will show films on White Water Canoeing, on Saturday, Saturday, April 9th starting at 1 p.m. as part of the activities of the Port Hope Ganaraska River Race. There will also be a beer garden at the hall, and dancing until 1 a.m. OSHAWA KNIGHTS -- For the fourth time in a row, the Oshawa Knights have been humiliated in the final game of a hockey tournament. On Saturday in Manvers, the Knights lost 6-4 to the Oshawa Toros after leading 4-2. The Knights defeated Frankford 7-3 and Brantford 8-2 to reach the final game. Scoring for Oshawa were Jordy Bowen with six goals, three assists, Paul Fice, four goals, three assists, Rusty Maxwell, three goals, Leonard White, two goals, one assist, Greg Watson, one goal, three assists, Doug Pickell, one goal, three assists, Rick James, one goal, two assists, Kevin Wilbur, one goal, two assists, and Larry Simpson, two assists. SOCCER -- Bowmanville United Soccer Club will be arranging soccer throughout the summer and are conducting registrations for the summer season season at Waverley Road School from 6:00 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. Friday, April 8th, 1983, Friday, April 15th, 1983, Friday, April 22nd, 1983. The registration registration fee is $20.00. If more than one child in a family registers, the second and subsequent children will only pay a registration fee of $15.00. Parents wishing to participate during the summer as Coaches, Managers or Helpers, are also needed. Please advise the Bowmanville United Executive on Registration Night or telephone telephone Mike Woodcock at 623-4650after 6:00p.m. TENNIS -- The Bowmanville Tennis Club is planning an interesting fun filled and competitive season for its members, on a new court surface this year. Free tennis clinics will be given for new members. Phone 623-7852 or 623-2444 for further information. New Season For Bowmanville Tennis Club The Bowmanville Tennis Club Is looking forward to a fun-filled and competitive tennis season on a totally new court surface this year. At present, fund raising activities are In full swing with courts expected to be In place by May, 1983. Free tennis clinics will be "served" only to NEW MEMBERS for this 1983 season. For further details regarding courts, lessons and memberships, please contact: DON BRADLEY- JEFFCOOKSON 623-7852 -■623-2444 Watch for further tennis news, this could be your year to upset Connorsl m FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- A steady three goals a period pace by the Napanee Comets was too much for the BOC's to handle. After defeating the Comets 10-3 in the opening game, the BOC's lost four games straight to end their hopes of this year's title. Goalie Ross Hawes was again sensational in the net for the BOC's and Frank Hooper playing both forward and defence was a tower of strength. Arnold Rennick and Copeland also turned in strong games. Checker's Variety Minor Atoms Look Forward to Buffalo Visit Mayor Drops Puck to Open 4th Non Contact Tourney HOCKEY--This Friday at 8 p.m., a benefit hockey game between King Garden Oldtimers vs. Labatt's Oldtimers will be held at Memorial Arena, Bowmanville with proceeds going to Big Brothers. On Saturday at the arena, starting at 8 a.m. the King Garden tournament starts and runs day long. Come out and see some good hockey. This event is always a good show. ?'■ -arsKw GANNY RACE -- This Saturday, starting at 10 a.m. all kinds of events are planned for the third annual "Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny" River Race in Port Hope. Farley Mowat will present the trophies to the winners on Walton Street. (< <{'{ ' v' V j v ' j 'P/S' >.y, > MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT -- Ron Best of Cobourg presented the Bob Best Midget Memorial Tnrohy to Randy Tennant, captain of the Orono Midgets, whose team won the Bob Best Memorial Midget Hockey Tournament held in the Orono Arena recently. It was the first time in eleven years that the Orono team had won the annual memorial tournament. The tournament is held annually in Orono honouring a former team member, Bob Best, who drowned while swimming at the Garden Hill Conservation Area. There was a good turnout for the memorial tournament this year with four Midget teams vying for the top honours. On Friday morning, His Worship Mayor Garnet Rickard dropped the puck to officially open the 4th annual Non Contact hockey tournament at Orono Arena. He was assisted by league President Bob exciting matches of the tournament. The game ended in a 3 - 3 tie and a ten minute sudden-death overtime period failed to produce a winner. Tournament format dictated that a one on one shoot-out take place and after both teams failed on the first attempt, attempt, Frank Sawyer scored ■for the Dutchmen while Dave Forrester held his ground and saved at his end in net for Dutchmen to allow the Dutchmen! Dutchmen! to skate off champs. The game M.V.P. for Newcastle was Glenn Murphy while Frank Sawyer walked away with the Molson Award for Game M.V.P. for the Dutchmen!. Dutchmen!. Canadian Division - The B.N.C.H.L. playoffs champs United Drug bounced back after Mississauga Red Wings had beaten them earlier in the day to beat them 3-0 to claim the Canadian Division Championship. Game M.V.P. for Mississauga was John Hamilton while Goalie Ron Stainton won the Molson Award as United's Game M.V.P. Golden Division: In much the same manner as United bounced back, Courtice had to come with a superb effort to defeat Clinic who had earlier defeated them to hang on to a 3 - 2 score to claim their championship. John Allen claimed the Game M.V.P. award for Clinic while Tom Fennell was a close winner for Courtice. Light Division: Coleman Movers from Oshawa and Castle Hotel settled their contest contest early with Castle Hotel establishing dominance early Goodyear League High Single - J. Luxton 316. High Triple - B. Adams 798. High Team Single - Office 1381. High Team Triple - Office 3553. Over 300 - J. Luxton 316, J. Brown 309, W. Thompson 306. Over 725 - B. Adams 798, B. Uy 766, J. Luxton 744. Team Standings (4th Round Robin Wk. No. 6) Power House 12, Millwrights Millwrights 11, Machine Shop 9, Belts 8, Office 8, Snowlrack 6. Notice: Bowling Banquet - April 30,1983 Sat. at the King Garden Restaurant. Meriy Makers Bowling Roberts 29, 24333, Smith 25, 23333, Etcher 19,23194, Junkin 17, 23111. Harrison 16, 22680, Piper 11, 22317. High Single - Carol Roberts 302. High Double - Carol Roberts 500 (198, 302). High Average - Carol Roberts 210, Burke, with Capt. Len Jay of Clinic Pharmacy and Capt. Larry Creighton of the Beasties taking the faceoff. By Bob Burke The 4th Annual Bowmanville Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey Tournament concluded Saturday Saturday night after three days in two arenas, Orono and Newcastle, Newcastle, some 400 hockey players players participating, thirty-five hockey games and 48 hours of action to proclaim five local teams champions. Action commenced Thursday Thursday evening with three games at Orono. It was to set in motion a concerted effort from numerous people to run the largest tournament of "Old Timers" seen in this area for years. There was action on the ice, video recording recording of the proceedings and refreshments in the bar while "Old Timers" relived the action action on the ice. Friday morning the action switched to out of town teams as our Mayor Garnet Rickard dropped the first puck to officially open the tournament and welcome our visitors. When the final whistle halted proceedings for the evening, only three of the twenty teams had been eliminated - The Toronto Sun, Casey's Red Wings from Ajax and Town Sports from Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Action resumed Saturday morning and it wasn't until the final game in the round robin set-up, that was used this year, that all finalists were declared. The championship series commenced at 2:50 series commenced at 2:50 p.m. Saturday between the Export Division finalists Newcastle and Flying Dutchmen. Dutchmen. As of press time game stats are still being compiled and scorers are not available. Final scores and champions are as follows. Export Div. - Flying Dutchmen defeated Newcastle in one of the most CORPORATION OF THF TOWN Of NEWCASTLE NOTICE Newcastle Fitness Centre On Sunday, April 10, 1983 ONLY, Family Swimming (1:00 - 2:30 p.m.) and Public Swimming (3:30 - 5:00 p.m.) will be cancelled due to the Newcastle Swim Team's "Swim-a- thon" event. There will still be Adult Swimming (7:00 • - 9:00 p.m.) after the fund raising event. Jordy Bowen of the Oshawa Knights took first place in the scoring division on Saturday during a hockey tournament at Manvers Arena. Jordy netted six goals in three games to earn the title. $1 J.M. Lunn, Program T Director •Dept, of Community < t ' yl> ,.'. , .-Servlces Date of Publication: April 6th, 1983 and skating off to a 5 - 3 win to take the trophy and gold medals back home with them. M.V.P.'s for this game are still not available. Stock Division: Bowmanville Bowmanville Cleaners had a rematch with 3 Brothers Pizza and had to defeat them the second time by a score of 3 - 0 before they could claim the championship. Gary Murphy between the pipes for Brothers won the Game M.V.P. award while his counter at the other end, Ken Veitch, claimed the Molson Awards as Game M.V.P. for Bowmanville Cleaners. Team M.V.P. award winners were as follows: Casey's Red Wings - Peter Crumb, Toronto Sun - Wayne Potter, Green Machine - Brian Munden, Shopper's Drug Mart - Mike Knight, Tremco - Shawn Thompson, Beasties - Marty Kerstens, Local 1090 - Roger Bailey, Town Sports - Mark Clarey, Bowmanville Cleaners - Gary Bradley, 3 Brothers Pizza - Richard McLean, Courtice Auto Wreckers - A1 Junkin, Clinic Pharmacy - George Hellis, United Drug - Doug Rickard, Mississauga Red Wings - Andy Hayashi, Flying Dutchmen - Jimmy Smith, Newcastle - Rick Woolner. Congratulations to all' winners, participants and to the hundreds who made this tournament the tremendous success that is now a tradition with this event in Bowmanville Bowmanville and the Town of Newcastle Newcastle -- Bob Burke, president. president. "KRACQ" Registered Builder of HUOAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements, Sfch Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER Golf Course Opening April 15th (tentative) Spring into Spring with a membership at Bowmanville Country Club 1 mile north ol Bowmanville 1 mile south of Taunton Rd. FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS WEEK DAY MEMBERSHIPS JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPS CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road 623-2670, Bruce Welsh, Pro Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Red Barren 50, Snoopy 48, Peppermint Patty 43, Linus 38, Lucy 30, Pig Pen 29, Schroder Schroder 28, Woodstock 26, Sally 26. High Singles J. McFeeters 183, D. Cox 150, J. Knight 148 - 150, D. Rodgers 150. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Hay 68, Walkey 65, Grant 57, Britton 551%, Couch 51, Anderson 43, Thertell 43, Luxton Luxton 43, Connaghan 39, Sutherland Sutherland 381%, Evans 32, Apted 9. High Singles D. Couch 243, A. Logan 224, D. Grant 215, S. Little 190, G. Thertell 188, G. Evans 188. High Triples G. Thertell 535, D. Grant 523, D. Couch 516, S. Little 502, D. wraight 481, S. Apted 472. Junior Mixed League Team Standings McMullen 69, Smith 55, Harness 49, Henning 48, Sallows Sallows 42, Skene 40, Taylor 35, Dudley 29. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 248, W. Henning 232, 244, 220, J. Jeffery Jeffery 25, S. Sallows 229, C. Taylor 212. High Triples W. Henning 695, J. Jeffery 556, M. Lugtenburg 535, S. Sallows 530, C. Taylor 525, Senior Mixed League Team Standings Grant 61, Trotter 52, Wool- ley 36, Bird 33. High Games D. White 277 (593), D. Thompson 227 (542), D. Trotter Trotter 224 (643), S. Grant 211 (586), S. Woolley 216 (560), R. Sutcliffe 214 (557), K. Wright 215, S. Kirkton 212, J. Barrow 208. Men's Major Bowling 13th Wk. 2nd Sch 82-3 Team Standings Murphy 26 won, 13 lost, 26 points, Etcher 25, 14. 25, Adams 25,14,25, Laird 23,16, 23, Coombes 21,18, 21, P. Per 19, 20, 19, Perfect 18, 21, 18, Richards 17, 22, 17, Georgiou 16,23,16, Wilcox 16,23,16, Oke 15, 24,15, Stacey 13, 26,13. Averages Larry Georgiou 241, Rick Stacey 240, Larry Piper 235, Gord Wilcox 235, Wayne Coombes 233, Ron Etcher 230, Mike Reynolds 230, Sam Adams 228, Jeff Edmondson 226, Dick Perfect 225. High Single - Rick Stacey 344. High Triple Dennis Smale 780. High Team One Stacey 1308, High Team Three Murphy 3486. The final practice of the season for the Checker's Variety Minor Atoms took the form of a "fun" night with the boys and mothers playing a game against the fathers. An enjoyable time was had by all. On Thursday, March 24 the Atoms hosted the Atom division division of the Pineridge Tournament Tournament with many parents from Night Hawks High Single - K. Ovenden 272. High Triple - A. Gaubault 626. Team Standings Bill! Ballantine 31593 pins, 34 points, K. Ovenden 31831, 30, J. Rowe 31129, 24, T. Wright 31013, 21%, I. Hughes 31243,19, C. Castle 30033,15%. Games Over 200 J. Rowe 233, H. Simmick 211, B. Ballantine 208, K. Ovenden 272, A. Gaubault 207, 231, B. Nimigon 200, A. Drumm 202, C. Castle 223,202, G. Arnburg 207, 218, E. O'Neil 207. MARCH 30,1983 High Single - A. Gaubault 290. High Triple - A. Gaubault 656. Team Standings B. Ballantine 34190 pins, 35 points, K. Ovenden 34544, 33, J. Rowe 33755, 26, T. Wright 33670, 231i/ 2 , I. Hughes 33756, 20, C. Castle 32644,181%. Games Over 200 C. Castle 240, L. Colbourne 219,1. Hughes 286, G. Dykstra 210, T. Wright 218, D. Sallows 232, A. Drumm208, M. Found 228,210, B. Ballantine 208,261, C. Lambert 222, K. Ovenden 265, A. Gaubault 228, 290, J. Bridges 202. Triple F Bowling Team Standings M. Griffioen 60, W. De Lange 56, H. Vandergaast 49, G. Evers 44, N. Griffioen 42, P. Flonk 41, A. Bonsma 40, D. Van Abbema 39, M. Rozema 36, N. Van Abbema 34, A. Van Halteren 32, J. Rozema 31. High Single Ladies - A. Mulder 275. High Single Men - W. Vandergaast Vandergaast 260. High Triple Ladies - A. Mulder 577, High Triple Men - G. Evers 638. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 192. High Average Men - G. Evers 216. the Minors pitching in to host a well-organized ana rewarding tournament. The first game of the day was played by the Toros against Whitby- Brooklin. The Toros appeared tired and not quite as sharp as the opposition and as a result were womped 11 - 2 by Whitby. In the third period, Kevin Farrow was able to get the puck by the Whitby- Brooklin goaltender goal- tender to break the shut-out. He was ably assisted by Matthew Doughty and Jeff Flintoff. The Toros were able to score a second goal, this one by Brad Banks, assisted by Kent Vanderheyden. The second game of the day for the Toros was played against Ajax. This time the boys were more alert and played much better positional hockey. However, they fell short of winning, but not bad considering several boys on the opposition were 11 yr. old. Ajax scored four goals while Bowmanville scored only two goals. Goal scorers were Jason Kiely assisted by Matthew Doughty, and Kent Vanderheyden assisted by Brad Banks and Kevin Roberts. This game eliminated eliminated the Toros from the final games. Barrie won the "A" championship against Whitby 1 - 0, while Trenton won 3 - 2 over Ajax in overtime. In exhibition games Saturday, Saturday, March 19 and Sunday, March 20 goal scorers were Kent Vanderheyden (2), Matthew Doughty, Kevin Roberts and Shawn McFadyen with assists being awarded to Matthew Doughty, Ron Luxton (2), Chris Brown, Christian Forsey, Shawn McFadyen. Jason Hiscock has had lots of work to do in net for the Toros as his goal partner, Geoff Smith has been holidaying holidaying in Jamaica. Next weekend the boys and their families are looking forward forward to a three day tournament tournament in Buffalo. Good luck boys! CÀMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy.nsand 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of ' TRUCK-CAPS in stock REFILL CENTRE PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. 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