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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 20, 1983 Happy Winners of Couples Tournament > ' , i Sixty couples participated in the annual Mr. and Mrs. Invitational golf purnament at Bowmanville Country Club on Sunday. Winners of the low net, vith 74 were Fred and Olivia Pesarchuk of Oshawa, receiving their trophy rom Marilyn Kowal, left. low gross award went to Mary and Bill Ford of Bowmanville with a £oreof77. . > riwx Pulls Out Win in Seventh In Foresters Softball League Ploy By Don Dakin The weather this past Sunday wasn't the only good thing as two excellent ball games 1 were played in the Canadian Foresters' Softball League. It was the first inning Fee Wees Results j (As of July 4) Washbasin four wins, one loss. Cardinals three wins, one tie, and one loss. Annis three wins and three losses. Orono 2 three wins, three losses. Yanks two wins, one tie, and three losses. Orono 1 one win and four losses. that killed Magee's team as Jone's team scored 12 runs. After giving up two more runs in the 2nd inning, Magee shut Jone's offence down while their offence slowly pecked away at Jone's lead. But they came up short and lost the game 14 to 9. Jones was led by Mike Littleton who went 2 for 2 with an RBI. The brother, combination of Mike and Tim Dakin also helped as they both went 2 for 3 with two RBI's. Manager, Rob Magee led his team by going 3 for 4 with an RBI. Steve Zealand went 2 for 3 with an RBI while Mike Gronefield hit two triples, going 2 for 4 with two RBI's. George Trejbal went 2 for 4 and scored a run. Grant Jones had eight strikeouts in the game. The seventh inning won the other game as Truax's team Pitch-In and Keep Canada Beautiful VfcPrice Summer Special Continues All Perms V2 Price until Saturday, July 23 Visit The Location Nearest You: 21 Silver St. Main St. Bowmanville Orono 623-6333 983-5333 At Roots We L^VE Your Hair ,rs-' 5; SPOUTS MEN'S TOWN LEA6UE SOFTBAU Tues, July! Port Darlington Marina 9 Castle Hotel 5 In the early encounter, Marina jumped into an early lead and kept it- to pick up their 9th victory. J. Allen went the distance, giving up eight hits and fanning nine Hotelers to give him a league leading strike-out count of 76, with a 7 - 2 record. Y. Michaud suffered the loss for Castle giving up only six hits with two strikeouts strikeouts to his credit. Hitting for Marina were B. Godfrey and P. Manganelli with two, J. Humenick and J. Allen with one. Hotelers safeties came from R. Wolloughby and D. Smith with two; B. Cooke, J. Pollett, D. Kramp and N. Lansing with one a piece. Home runs: P. Mangelli (M) 2nd, D. Kramp (C) 1st. Brooking Transport 6 Kramps Furniture 2 The Transporters held on to a first place tie with Marina as they jumped on an early 1st inning 3 - 0 rally to sail by Kramps. D. Rafuse went the full seven innings to stretch his record to 5 -1 allowing seven hits and striking out seven. Rafuse kept Kramps scoreless until the bottom of the 6th inning. D. Bickle who doesn't seem to be getting the defence from his team-mates suffered the loss allowing eight hits and fanning three. Brooking hits came from J. Ryhorchuk with two, D. Hermer, D. Rafuse, J. Colwell, Colwell, D. Fallis, L. Langmuir and K. Hermer had one each. Kramps hitting came off the bats of N. Caruana with two, R. Plain, S. Burns, D. Bickle, S. Allen and S. Greenham with one. Home runs: J. Ryhorchuk (B) 4th. Due to the Kinsmen Carnival Carnival there were no games on Thursday! R.B.I. Leaders - J. Ryhorchuk. Ryhorchuk. Brooking, 14; J. Humenick, Humenick, Marina, 12; R. Santa- mero, Marina, 11; D. Bickle, Kramps, 10; B. Godfrey, Marina, 10. Home Run Leaders - J. Ryhorchuk, Brooking, 4; J. Humenick, Marina, 2; P. Manganelli, Marina, 2; D. McFeeters, Marina, 2; W. Cookson, Marina, 2; N. Caruana, Kramps, 2. FISH DERBY -- If you enjoy fishing and want a chance to hook $10,000, Lake Scugog is the spot for you on Saturday, August 6. Swimming the waters of the lake that day will be a specially tagged largemouth bass, and the lucky angler who catches that fish will be richer by $10,000. This is the first ever bass derby held in Port Perry, sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, and along with the $10,000 fish, there will be other bass tagged with values from $25 to $200. The bass contest, with the $10,000 grand prize is part of the annual Western Weekend festivities held in Port Perry. Entry forms will be available prior to contest day at numerous stores and businesses in Port Perry, or by sending a $5 money order or cheque to the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, Box 270, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1N0. Girls' Softball League HANDICAP GOLF -- The Tamarac Golf and Country Club wishes to announce the 2nd Annual 17 to 40 Handicap Tournament which will be held Saturday, August 13th, 1983, for the Pat Leahy Memorial awards and the Gilbey's Trophy. This tournament is designed to give the higher handicap golfer the opportunity to win his first tournament. BICYCLE RACING -- Cycling, before all others, is the quintessential European sport. Its champions champions prevail against cruelly overwhelming odds. While cycling in Ontario is not the high profile sport that it is in Europe, approximately 100 Senior I and II riders and several hundred Senior III riders appear regularly on the Ontario loop, making occasional forays into the U.S. and' Quebec in search of top level competition. Besides Besides the Senior categories, there are also races for the oldsters, youngsters and novices. Categories are determined by age, ranging from Pee Wee (12 to 13 years) to veterans (over 35 years old). With the exception of Novices all racers must obtain a licence to compete. Licences, as well as the events themselves, are controlled by the Ontario Ontario Cycling Association, an affiliate of the Canadian Canadian Cycling Association. If you are interested in racing, contact the Ontario Cycling Association, 1220 Sheppard Avenue East, Willowdale, Ontario M2K 2X1, (416) 495-4141. Teams Squirt League: Bowmanville Hampton Tyrone Newcastle Novice A Bowmanville #1 Bowmanville #3 Orono §2 Newcastle ff2 Tyrone#1 Solina Novice B Bowmanville ff2 OronoHI Newcastle #1 Brownsdale Tyrone #2 Pee Wee A Bowmanville Royals Bowmanville Glass Orono #1 Newcastle Hampton Pee Wee B Bowmanville Annis's Bulk Food Store Bowmanville Rams OronoH2 Orono #3 Brownsdale Tyrone Bantams Bowmanville B.H.S. Newcastle Hampton Orono #1 Orono §2 W L 3 9 0 7 7 2 5 3 2 3 1 3 6 4 0 2 4 8 1 3 4 5 0 5 2 8 1 2 7 2 5 1 5 2 9 3 1 4 2 5 6 4 4 3 1 1 - 5 5 3 0 6 4 4 2 7 3 6 0 6 5 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 Pts. 6 18 0 14 14 4 10 6 4 6 3 6 12 8 1 4 8 16 2 6 8 11 0 10 4 17 2 4 14 4 11 3 ATTENTION B.M.H.A. PLAYERS & PARENTS During the 1983 Annual B.M.H.A. meeting, parents indicated they would like to see the B.M.H.A. switch to the long pant Cooperall concept. Parents of- the 1982-83 B.M.H.A. players were polled in writing during May and June. The results were ip excess of 90% in favor of the long pant with the parents picking up the cost of the girdle and B.M.H.A. picking up the cost of the long pant. The B.M.H.A. executive has changed the equipment dress code to the Cooperall girdle with long red pants with a white stripe. The tendered supplier is Canadian Tire Store, Bowmanville. The long pants have been ordered by the B.M.H.A. executive. Girdles will be sized and fitted on an individual parent player basis at the sports section of the Canadian Tire Store. A $15.00 deposit per girdle is required at the time the order is placed. Orders can be placed NOW but MUST be in by August 31, 1983 to ensure delivery by the start of the 1983-84 hockey season. The only exception to the dress code will be goaltenders who will be supplied with B.M.H.A. goaltenders short pants. Enquire at Canadian Tire Sports Section for summer sales on other hockey needs. Example: 1983 Adult Custom Tacks with white blade holder $110.00 or less 1983 Junior Custom Tacks with white blade holder- $65.00 or less 1982 Super Tacks black blade holder- $150.00 For further information contact Canadian Tire or B.M.H.A. Executives: ROY JEFFERS-623-3241 JOHN GOODE-623-7458 put five runs across in their last at bat to pull out a 9 to 5 win over Dakin. Frank Petro- sky led Truax's offence by going 2 for 3. Kevin Welch went 1 for 1 and scored two runs while Ted Aldread went 2 for 5 with two RBI's, Dakin's offence was led by Mike Vanderwouden who went 2 for 3 with two RBI's. Gord Langley went 2 for 3 with an RBI, while Randy Pollard went 1 for 3 while scoring a run. The next games will be played next. Sunday, July 24. Dakin will play a double header against Magee, while Buchanan faces Jones. Thurs., Fri., Sat.--July 21 -22-23 All Hockey Sticks Reduced to Sell! All Our Bicycles Have Been Slashed In Price! Junior Bicycles Now M 49.00 Selected Sportswear Tro 25% OFF Spinning Rod and Reel $ 42.95 complete Ladies' Shoes Golf Bowling M5.98 $ 9.98 Good Selection of Baseball Gloves Masks--Bats Water Skis "Sink A Basket" and SAVE MORE $$$ Ask for details on how you can save on already low, low prices! Wlk l?ID6RJW c sew INC EdahcccTs SpcrtsWcrld 85 King Street West Telephone 623-3421