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< f ( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 22,1983 ( sport-talk 623-SBOl FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Harvester Star of the Week is Tim Cox. Tim has been over the .300 batting mark, this season so far with a .333 average. In the field he handled all chances coming into his area faultlessly and always plays the game to win. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Winners of MVP awards at the All Star Minor Baseball Tournament held at Soper Creek Park were Tyke - Brook Cole, Pee Wee Brad Godfrey and Bantam Bobby Shantz. Kingston Kendal Peterborough Port Hope Whitby Oshawa Ajax Belleville Newcastle Bowmanville Markham 9 8 5 6 6 12 8 5 8 10 5 .889 .875 .800 .750 .750 .583 .500 .200 .125 .100 .000 Vz 2 2% 2Vz 3Vz 5 6% 7Vz 6 SOCCER -- In the Darlington Senior Soccer League, scheduled games are Wednesday (tonight) (tonight) Bowmanville at Solina, Hampton at Zion. Saturday, June 25th Solina at Courtice, Flying Dutchman at Zion. Monday, June 27th, Bowmanville Bowmanville at Tyrone, Orono at Hampton. HIGHLAND GAMES -- The Cobourg Highland Games will be held at Donegan Park, Cobourg, on Saturday, July 2nd. For information write Mr. R. Wilde, Box 424 Cobourg, K9A 4L1 or phone 416- 372-2857. FROGS -- The Port Hope Canada Week committee are looking for entries in the Frog Jumping Contest to be held Saturday, July 2nd at the Port Hope Lions Centre. The event starts at 1:30 p.m. and kids of all ages are welcome to enter. TOURS -- During the summer, Eldorado Resources Resources Ltd. will be conducting guided tours of their facilities for people 14 years and older on Tuesdays from 1 - 6 p.m. and Thursdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. To join a tour or to organize one for a group, please phone Nancy Langdon at 885-4511. PRE-SCHOOL CAMk -- A Teddy Bear's Picnic! Why not? The Oshawa YWCA is offering a new program in Bowmanville this summer. Pre-School Camp for girls and boys 3-5 years old. The camp will be located at the Visual Arts Centre, Soper Creek on Simpson Ave., Monday to Friday, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. from July 4 - 8 and July. 11-15. The fee is $28.50. Camp Director, Sue Silver has planned a theme for each camp day - one being a "Teddy Bear's Picnic". The children will participate in nature studies such as water - who lives in it? near it? and go on nature hikes. It all sounds like great fun and a good experience! Pre-registration is at the Bowmanville YWCA office 34A King St. W., Fridays, 1-4 p.m., or by mail to Oshawa YWCA, 199 Centre St. S., Oshawa, L1H 4A8. "KRACO" Registered Builder of HUOAC NCWHOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry S Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom btiilt homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) mm : J-M [ spart-talk 623-SMS Port Hope Defeats Merchants 13-0 EOBA -- Standings in the Senior Baseball League as of June 12th. GP W L Pet GBL GOLF NEWS -- The sponsors of the new Tee Markers on the back nine at Bowmanville Country Club include Hockin Real Estate, Cheese Nookery, Leisure Lady, Auctioneers Hole (Charlie Reid), Bowmanville Travel Centre, Bowmanville Audio- Vision and McGregor Hardware. New leagues at the club this year are G.M.C. Truck Plant, Rogers Cable T.V., and Oshawa Firefighters. Juniors, don't forget the Junior Tournament this Sunday, June 26th. Bowmanville Merchant Jim Murphy was trying his best to tire the arm of Port Hope pitcher Don Croak on Sunday during a game at Soper Creek Park. Jim fouled off five pitches before Croak won Bantam Legionaires Split In Two Rain Delayed Games the contest and struck him out. Port Hope held the local team scoreless, defeating the Merchants in a 13-0 contest. On May 31st, the Bantam .Legionaires travelled to Trenton Trenton and came away with a 12 - 6 shortened game win in wet, cold weather. After a short rain delay, Bowmanville jumped on the Trenton starter for five runs on three hits, two walks and an error in the 1st inning. Bowmanville Bowmanville had extended their lead to 9 to 0 before the Trenton hitters could solve the offerings of Dave Aiken when they scored two runs in the 3rd on two hits, a walk and an error. Trenton's only other threat came in the 5th inning, with Troy Foster pitching in relief of Aiken. Clement, the Trenton Trenton catcher, hit a towering home run with two on. Aiken and Foster combined for 12 strikeouts in the six inning game, while the Bowmanville Bowmanville attack was led by David Fairey and Andrew Oliver with two hits each. On June 2nd we took on the Oshawa Bantams and lost 14 to 8 after leading 8 to 7 into the 7th inning. The game was then called due to a 10:30 p.m. curfew. The Oshawa pitcher, S. Smith, struck out the first five batters and was sailing along until the 3rd inning with two out, after two pitching changes, six walks and two hits, Bowmanville had sent five runners across the plate. Oshawa scored, in the 3rd and after a 10 minute rain delay scored four more in the 4th to tie the score. Bowmanville Bowmanville batters went down 1-2-3 in both the 4th and 5th innings. A single by Oshawa's G. Vail, a wild pitch, and two well , placed sacrifice bunts scored Oshawa's 6th to go ahead in the 5th. Three walks, a single, and a costly error allowed Bowmanville Bowmanville to score three runs in the 6th and again take the lead 8 - 6, however the lead was shortlived shortlived as Oshawa got one back in the 6th and broke the game open in the 7th. Two unfortunate unfortunate back to back errors allowed allowed Oshawa to score the tieing and go ahead runs. Bowmanville batters only managed four hits with Jay Kelly getting two and Troy Foster and Warren Short one each. Keith Lee's Bat Still Hottest In Foresters' Softball League OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY TOP SOIL and CONCRETE WE DELIVER • PIT RUN • 2" STONE • SAND FILL • % CRUSHED STONE • 3/8 CHIPS • CEMENT GRAVEL THE MODERN SYSTEM TO SPREAD STONE FOR BASEMENTS WASHED MASONRY BRICK SAND PATIO I. POOL SAND TOP SOIL MOBILE CONCRETE SERVICE MIXED ON SITE LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES OSHAWA 725-0232 SOLINA RD. N. 1 MILE NORTH OF. HIGHWAY 2 BY DON DAKIN It was nail-biting time last Sunday at Lord Elgin as both games in the Canadian Foresters Foresters Softball League were decided in the final innings. In one game, Magee held a 2 -1 lead going into the 5th inning when Jones' offence finally got in gear. Jones' team scored three runs in the 5th, five more in the 6th and another another three in the 7th to pull out a 12 - 4 win and up their record to three wins and no losses. Manager Grant Jones struck out seven on his way to his 3rd win and his 3rd complete complete game. Mike Vander- wouden went two for two with three RBI's to lead Jones offence. Jerry Ziebart hit the game's only triple while Mike Vanderwouden, Grant Jones, and Tim Dakin all hit doubles for Jones. Mike Groeneveld went two for three with an RBI and Alvin Yeo went' two for three to lead Magee. Mike Groeneveld and Rob Magee had doubles for Magee's team. Keith Lee and Kevin Westlake both went for one for one. In the other game, Dakin's team scored two runs in the top of the 6th to pull within one of Truax, but they couldn't shut down Truax's offence in the bottom of the sixth as they gave up three runs and went on to lose 11 - 7. Dakin's team showed improvement over their last two games though and we may win a game yet. Manager Rick Truax struck out nine on way to his 3rd win. Tryax's team is now three and one on the year. Elvis Prock- now went two for three with a double and an RBI and Mike Hoos went two for three and scored two runs to lead Truax's offence. Stewart Brown and Larry Little both went two for four and Manager Manager Rick Truax went one for one with three walks and he scored four runs. Gord Langley Langley led Dakin's team going two for three with an RBI. Scott Yeo went two for four with a double and three RBI's and Dale Bubar went two for four to help Dakin's offence. That was Scott Yeo's first double he ever hit after three previous years in the League and it came with the bases loaded. Scott is one of the most steadily steadily improving players in the league. double RBI's. Ed Terry also had a that brought in two Keith Lee still leads the league in batting with a very impressive .714 average, He has ten hits in 14 trips to the plate. Rick Truax leads the league in strikeouts with 25 but Grant Jones is right behind behind him with 23. The next games will be played on Sunday June 19 at Lord Elgin. It will be Dakin vs. Magee and Jones vs. Buchanan. The Canadian Foresters will also be taking a team to Bel- fountain on Saturday to play a team from that area. Good luck guys! Hooper's Mosquitoes Lose One Win One On June 7th, the Hooper's soccer team travelled to Newcastle Newcastle and came away with a win, but it was a hard fought contest. Newcastle gained a one goal lead in the first half and continually continually took the ball away from the Hooper's team. The Hooper's boys thought the ba)l would come to them if they looked at it and Newcastle intercepted the ball many times. In the second half, Hoopers started to apply a bit more pressure and goals by Doug Lever and Richard McCheyne were enough for the win. A good effort by Andy Big Canoe and Gary Martin saved Hoopers Hoopers on many occasions. On June 14th, the Kinsmen team beat Hoopers 6 - 2. Jason Ryan scored four goals for the Kinsmen. It was during the last ten minutes that the game was decided. Until then it was 3 - 2 for the opposition. Excellent Excellent play by Chris Foster, Richard McCheyne, Michael Hilborn and Karl Wunderlich resulted in the two Hooper's goals. Scott Apted played very well in goal. Jason Boerstra was the most improved player for Hoopers. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE Please be advised that the Newcastle Fitness' Centre, Darlington Sports Centre and the Bowmanville Arena will be closed to the Public on Friday, July 1 st, Canada Day. T.A. Fanning, R.D.M.R.(F) Director of Community Services r FRED'S AUT0B0DY R.R.#1 Orono, Ontho115 (Hwy. 115 Truck & Auto) 983-9151-2 Free Estimates Reasonable Rates CAMSPORT Trailer Sales Come see us for the largest truck cap selection in the area at CAMSPORT All Styles • All Colours • Low Prices Hwy. 115 and 35 987-5174 Newcastle Hampton Soccer Soccer this week had mixed results. The Mosquitoes had no scheduled game this week. On June 15th the Atoms hosted the Tyrone I team at the Darlington pitch. The final score, after a hard-fought game was 4 - 2 for Tyrone. This was the first loss of the season for the Atoms and rather disappointing for them. The goal scorers for Hampton were Shawn McFadyen - 1, Trevor Mercer -1. For Tyrone - M. Doyle -1, E. Smith -1, W. Hockett -1, R. Ianfamasia -1. On June 16th, the Squirts (sponsored by Roy Nichols Motors) travelled to Pine Ridge to play the Bowmanville Bowmanville Blizzards. The Squirts continued to play well and dominated this game too. The final score was 6 - 0 for Hampton. Hampton. Hampton goals by Richard Bateman - 3, Neil Gerrits - 3. The goalkeepers who earned the shut-out were Danny Martin in the first half and Jamie Mercer in the second half. The Squirts remain remain undefeated. Also on June 16th, the Tykes played their first game at Hampton Public School against Bowmanville Villa Tykes. All the children played with great enthusiasm. It took a few minutes of the first half for the children to get oriented into the game and determine which direction to carry the ball. Occasionally the goal keepers left their nets to come out on the field to where the action was. The final score was 6 - 0 for Hampton. The scorers were: Jason Jeffreys - 2, Jeff Crawford - 3, Aaron Pudlis - 1. The Bowmanville team had no "subs" and although the children tired quickly they never gave up. I hope the children enjoyed playing the game as much as the parents did watching it. I would like to thank all the friends, neighbours, and Grandmas and Grandpas of the soccer teams who so generously supported the players in their chocolate bar sales this past week. The community spirit demonstrated demonstrated was gratifying. Thank you too, to all the zealous young sales people who did all the work, to make the campaign campaign a success. The funds raised are helping to pay for the team pictures being taken on Monday and Tuesday. By J. Gardner Hampton CARPOOLS -- Five more carpool parking lots will be completed this year, announced Transportation Transportation and Communications Minister James Snow. This will bring the total to 31, since construction construction of the first lots in 1979, and provide space for over 1600 cars. Recent counts of existing existing lots indicate an average occupancy rate of 62 per cent. They save Ontario 3.1 million litres of gasoline annually and decrease vehicle kilometres kilometres travelled by 21 million. In addition, the users themselves save a considerable amount of money by sharing rides. A dangerous situation has been eliminated by the presence of the car- pool lots. Before the lots were built, commuters meeting to carpool would park on highway shoulders and along ramps at interchanges. The lots contribute to increased commuter safety, energy conservation and decreased road congestion. congestion. In this area there are carpools at Oshawa, Oshawa, Newcastle. Orono and Port Hope. KAWARTHA DOWNS presents Mr. Harness Racing @ Pitch-in and Keep Canada Beautiful AL STANLEY AUTHOR OF STANLEY'S LAW: A Textbook about selecting Winners at the Harness Races ...The Number One Rated Harness selection method in North America Handicapping Seminar 5:30 p.m. Saturday, June 25 In Front of Grandstand Free admission and parking to all people who arrive before 6 p.m. BOWMANVILLE COUNTRY CLUB Gas Cart Golf in comfort at the Bowmanville Country Club Pay 1 /2 Price FOR GREEN FEES Weekdays $6.50 3.25 $9.75 Per Person After 3 p.m. Cart rental (Per Person) Vz Price Green Fee 18 Hole Total Weekends $6.50 . 4,25 $10.75 Per Person Offer good any day except Wednesday until June 30th, 1983 PLEASE CALL AND RESERVE 623-2671 Pro Shop Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville