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Tlie Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 17, 1983 7 Mackie & Reid Paving Win "B" Championship These are the "B" Champions, the Mackie & Reid Paving team, with several local players, who defeated Oshawa Sudsers 11 - 3 on Saturday in a Slo-pitch ball tournament at Memorial Park. Team members include: front row 1 - r, Gusty West, BCC Hosts Molson Four Man Best Ball Tournament Close to 70 players took part in the 1st annual Molson 4 Man Best Ball Tournament on Saturday at the Bowmanville Country Club. A visiting team from Seaton in Pickering took top honors in the tournament with a score of 13 under par. The winners, winners, Steve Baric, Dale Parks and Barry Woods are shown above receiving their prize from club professional Bruce Welsh. Standing at the extreme extreme left and right are Pete Reynolds and Ron Rushak, winners of the closest to the hole prize, and the putting contest, respectively. The fourth member of the winning team, Tim Frauts, was unable unable to stay for the trophy presentation. You can't get into swimming if you can't get into your swimsuit. Legion Pee Wee$ Finish Season Against Cobourg x. panmpacnon Cj August 10th marked the end of the baseball season for the Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees. Having dropped the first game of the series to Cobourg 7-4. Bowmanville won the next game 8 - 2 and then on August 10th dropped the final 5 - 2 in Cobourg. In both losses the games Announcement! We're Moving to 163 Base Line Road E. Bowmanville on Sept. 1st, 1983. Call 623-6979 Come in for your free estimate Fred's Auto Body could have been won with a couple of key hits as the tying or winning runs were on base or at the plate. Key hitters in the series were Colin Dempster who went 5 - 10 at the plate and Andy Stewart who was 5 -12 with six runs scored. The season's success could not be measured in wins but in steady improvement improvement in individual skills that are gradually coming to 1 the forefront in these young boys' lives. I wish to thank all the boys who stuck with the team and worked on their skills all season. To the parents, I also give my thanks for your help in transportation and backing through the season. I also wish to thank the Bowmanville Legion for their sponsorship during the past season. The final official statistics statistics follow: RBI Player Stewart, Andy , 12 Dempster, Colin 18 Munroe, Scott 8 Hall, Chris 10 Tripp, Mark 10 Baumhauer, Dean Ketela, Troy .... Milovick, Mike deBlois, Craig . Shaw, Steven ... Annis, Mike Swan, Brad Bartlett, Jeff.... Thertell, Ginger 9 4 4 8 4 7 6 2 Team Totals 102 AVE. .475 .365 .344 .324 .277 .263 .258 .210 .206 .200 .190 .181 .177 .173 .294 mm MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE SOFTBALL Dave Snowden, Bill Crossey, Bob Coswell, Steve Burns; back row, Craig Houston, Mike Lansdowne, Bruce Adams, Lloyd Forsey, Fred Hodgson, Doc Adams; absent, Dale Stinson. An Oshawa team won the "A" title. Tuesday, August 9th Kramps Furniture 7 Brooking Transport 2 In the early match up the Furniture crew proved they could play errorless ball as D. Bickle tossed a five hitter for his fourth victory. G. Triantifilou also came up with a five hitter but the sticks didn't come through when they needed them. D. Bickle, N. Caruana, S. Allen, J. McAlpine and B. Cochrane had Kramps safeties. D. Hermer had two hits, with D. Osmond, G. Triantifilou Triantifilou and L. Langmuir each with one. Home runs: D. Bickle (K) 2nd, D. Hermer (B) 3rd. Port Darlington Marina 13 Castle Hotel 4 Under the lights it was the Hotelers springing for all four runs in the final frame to break the shutout bid for Marina, as they piled up seventeen seventeen hits. J. Allen had a six hit, six strike-out performance performance for his eleventh victory. victory. Y. Michaud suffered the loss before being relieved relieved by M. Schnieder. Hitting for the boatmen were: D. McFeeters, a perfect perfect 3 for 3, R. Santomero 3, J. Allen, J. Humenick and Steve Allen with 2, D. Ritchey, R. Woolner, J. Fraser, W. Cookson and P. Manganelli with one. Hotelers' individual hits came off the bats of D. McDaniels, G. Weir, N. Lansing, M. Schnieder, Y. Michaud, and F. Smith. Home runs: D. McFeeters (M) 3rd. Due to rain there was only Tuesday's game with only five games remaining, this is how they stack up. BrookingTransport Port Darlington Marina Castle Hotel Kramps Furniture G.P. 19 19 19 19 W. 14 13 6 5 L. 5 6 13 14 R.F. 105 126 81 70 Top 10 with 40 or more at Bats Newcastle Soccer News NEW! Chicken Fingers and Soft Ice Cream Cones - Sundaes - Shakes NOW AT Mary Brown's fried Chicken. Telephone 623-3561 15Vz King St. East Bowmanville - WE DELIVER - RECEIVE YOUR Cash Bonus Coupon worth 250 with every purchase of $5.00 Redeemable for All Mary Brown's Products at participating stores. The Kraco Contracting Atoms were idle on Tuesday but on Thursday they triumphed triumphed over D & R by a 4 - 1 score albeit in overtime. This win means that on August 16th, the two Newcastle Atom teams will have played each other. That should be an interesting interesting confrontation. Mosquitoes: This was our most active division as both squads played two games. Unfortunately Unfortunately the Town Sports squad suffered two defeats and have been eliminated from the playoffs. On Tuesday the Colts were defeated by Hooper's in a game that needed needed two periods of overtime plus penalty shots before Hooper's emerged victorious by a 4 - 3 margin. On Friday the Town Sports boys travelled travelled to Orono and were defeated defeated 5 - 3. This was a respectable respectable showing as the Colts were one player short for the entire game. Marty Conners scored twice and Marc Jack- son added the single. The Port of Newcastle Colts continued their unbeaten streak but just barely. On Tuesday night, the tough Kinsmen Rovers squad managed to hang on to a 3 -1 lead up to the fina!,20 minutes of play'until the Colts realized that they were in a game and exploded for six goals in 20 minutes to win by a 7 - 3 margin. Jan Vanderheyden, Jason Carroll, and Jeff Koop- mans each scored twice for the Colts with Chris Potter potting (pardon the pun) a single. Thursday night it was Hampton's turn to give the Colts a fright as they fought from a 2 - 0 deficit at half-time, to close the gap to 2 -1 before the final whistle went. Jan Vanderheyden and Jeff Koopmans scored for the Colts, the identity of the Hampton scorer was not relayed relayed to me. Pee Wees: we have no details details on these games but only the scores, which saw Bowmanville Bowmanville defeat Hubbard's Heroes 5 - 2, while Newcastle Virtue Fuels went down by the same score to Tyrone. To recap the week's action, here are all the scores: Tuesday, Aug. 9 - Atoms: Tyrone II - 6, Orono II - 3 Tyrone I - 2, Hampton -1 Newcastle I - 5, Wolves - 2 D & R - 3, Lange's - 0. Mosquitos: Tyrone - 3, Orono I -1 Hooper's - 4, Newcastle I - 3 (shoot-out) Hampton - 8, Mary Brown's -1 Hampton Soccer News By J. Gardner The playoffs have started. On August 9th, the Mosquitoes Mosquitoes were at home to Mary Browns of Bowmanville. The final score after a relatively easy game was 8 - 1 for Hampton. Hampton goals by Lonny Gibson - two, Adam Holt - one, Scott Hanthorn - two, Chad Doiron - two, Paul Hindman - one. August 9th, the Atoms travelled to Tyrone to be defeated defeated after a very hard, close game to the score of 2 - 1. Hampton goal by Mark Rottine. August 11th, the Mosquitoes ' visited Newcastle to battle in the wind and rain to a 2 - 1 score in favour of Newcastle II. Hampton goal was by Paul Hindman. August 11th, the Atoms hosted Langes Photo of Bowmanville. Hampton boys worked hard and defeated Langes by a score of 4 - 0. Hampton goals were by Shawn McFadyen - two, Trevor Mercer - one, Neil Bateman - one. | sport- m 623-3303 PRO-AM GOLF -- Bowmanville Golf Club Professional Professional Bruce Wplsh made a fine showing on Wednesday, August 10 during the Cystic Fibrosis Pro-Am at the Kawartha Golf Club in Peterborough. Peterborough. Bruce placed fourth in the individual scoring, tied with Moe Norman at 72. In the pro-am division he and teammates Bob Buckton and Joe O'Brien placed first, The low individual score recorded recorded was 69. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP -- The Men's Club Championship gets underway this weekend at the Bowmanville Country Club, with the first of three rounds being played on Saturday morning. The seeond and third rounds arc scheduled for August 27th and September 10th. Newcastle II - 7, Kinsmen Rovers - 3 Ynndesday, Aug. 10 Squirts: J & J Sharpening - 1, Roy Nichol's - 0 Tim's Rental - 3, Toybox - 2 Newcastle I - 9, Orono II -1 Newcastle II - 2, Rice Construction Construction -1 Tyrone - 2, Orono I -1 Pee Wees: Bowmanville - 5, Hubbard's Heroes - 2 Tyrone - 5, Newcastle - 2. Thursday, Aug. 11 - Atoms: Tyrone II - 7, Rangers - 3 Tyrone I - 8, Marketplace - 3 Newcastle I - 3, Orono I - 2 Newcastle II - 4, D & R - 1 (overtime) Wolves - 3, Orono II - 2 Hampton - 4, Lange's - 0. Mosquitos: Tyrone -1, Hooper's - 0 Newcastle II - 2, Hampton -1 Orono I - 5, Newcastle I - 3 Kinsmen Rovers - 13, Mary Brown's - 0. J. Ryhorchuk D. Hermer R. Santamero J. Humenick B. Godfrey D. Bickle G.Weir J. Allen D. Ritchie P. Manganelli D. Osmond Team Brooking Brooking Marina Marina Marina Kramps Castle Marina Marina Marina Brooking A.B. 43 56 46 57 52 50 45 52 58 43 43 U.A. 73 72 119 120 Hits 22 27 20 23 20 19 17 18 19 13 13 G.B.L. 1 8 9 Pet. .512 .482 .435 .404 .385 .380 .378 .346 .328 .302 .302 Tykes Hardball Results Game No. 15 - Oddfellows 13, Blue Jays 14. Game No. 16- Oddfellows 10, Orono 15. Game No. 17 - Royals 16, Rangers 10. Game No. 18 - Rangers 18, Oddfellows 9. Game No. 19 - Orono 27, Blue Jays 9. Game No. 23 - Rangers 0, Royals 6 Default. Game No. 24 - Orono 6, Expos 0 Default. Game No. 25 - Oddfellows 13, Rangers 16. Game No. 28 - Orono 10, Royals 7. Standings Orono 10 wins, 0 losses. Blue Jays 4 wins, 2 losses. Royals 4 wins, 3 losses. Rangers 3 wins, 5 losses. 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