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Newcastle Soccer News The final standings in the house league are as follows : Pee Wee F A W D L Pts. Tyrone 42 18 7 0 3 14 Newcastle 37 16 6 1 3 13 Hubbard's Heroes 30 28 4 2 4 10 Orono 19 32 4 1 5 9 Bowmanville 8 42 2 0 8 4 Mosquito Newcastle II 67 24 10 0 0 20 OronoI 59 29 7 2 2 16 Kinsmen Rovers 37 20 7 0 4 14 Hampton 69 41 6 0 5 12 Tyrone 33 33 5 1 4 11 Hoopers Trophy Centre 21 49 3 0 8 6 Newcastle I 38 62 2 1 8 5 Mary Browns 14 80 1 0 10 2 Atom (Group A) Newcastle I 84 8 10 1 0 21 Orono I 41 14 8 1 2 17 Marketplan 44 22 6 2 3 14 Tyrone II 28 51 3 0 8 6 D&R 15 50 2 0 8 4 Langes Photo Lab 10 77 2 0 8 4 Atom (Group B) Tyrone I 56 9 10 1 0 21 Hampton 28 13 7 1 3 15 Newcastle II 28 18 6 0 5 12 Wolves 25 32 5 1 5 11 OronoII 6 34 3 1 7 7 Rangers 4 49 0 0 11 0 Squirt (Group A) Hampton 60 5 9 0 0 18 J & J Sharpening 23 21 8 0 2 16 Tims Rental 44 12 7 1 2 15 Newcastle II 6 15 2 2 6 6 Orono I 7 27 1 2 6 4 The Toybox 5 24' 1 2 5 4 Blizzard 5 46 1 1 7 3 Squirt (Group B) Newcastle I 57 11 9 1 1 19 Tyrone 44 7 8 1 2 17 OronoII 31 17 7 1 3 15 Rice Construction 19 33 5 1 5 11 Roy Nichols Motors 7 56 1 1 9 3 Rovers 10 44 0 3 8 3 In addition the House League Championship has just completed and the winning teams are: Pee Wee - Tyrone (5-3 against Hubbards Heroes). Mosquito - Newcastle II (3-0 against Tyrone). Atom - Tyrone I (3-2 against Newcastle I). Squirt - Tims Rental (3-2 against Hampton). The games remaining to be played this season are the competitive team playoffs and the Durham Girls League playoffs. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Fall and Winter 1983 Fitness Centre Pleasure Swim Schedule (Starts Tuesday, September 6,1983) EARLY BIRD- PUBLIC Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:00-8:30 a.m. FAMILY SWIM Sundays 1:00-2:30 p.m. PUBLIC SWIMS Mondays 6:00-8:00p.m. Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. Fridays 7:00-9:00 p.m. Saturdays 2:30-4:30 p.m. Saturdays 7:15-9:00 p.m. Sundays 3:00-5:00 p.m. ADULTSWIMS Monday- Friday (inclusive) 11:45- 1:15p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Saturdays Sundays OVER 50's Fridays 8:30-10:00 p.m. 5:30-7:00 p.m. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 3:30-4:30 p.m. PARENT and TOT Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30 - a.m. 11:30. FEES: Newcastle Fitness Centre Adults Youths (3-18) Infants (3 yrs. & younger) Senior Citizens Family Swim Parent and Tot Sauna & Whirlpool Adults Seniors $1.25 or 10 tickets (or $10.00 $1.00 or 10 tickets for $8.00 NIL $.75 or 10 tickets lor $6.00 $2.00 or 10 tickets lor $ 16.00 $1.25 or 10 tickets lor $10.00 $1.25 or 10 tickets lor $10.00 $.75 or 10 tickets lor $6.00 MEMBERSHIPS POOL ANNUAL SEMI-ANNUAL QUARTERLY Adult $105.00 $63.00 $36.75 Junior 78.50 42.00 25.25 Family 210.00 115.00 63.00 Senior Citizen 52.50 31.50 21.00 FACILITY Adult 168.00 94.50 52.50 Junior 105.00 63.00 36.75 Family (single children at home) 315.00 168.00 94.50 Senior Citizens 105.00 63.00 36.75 Couples 300.00 160.00 90.00 PAY AS YOU PLAY SQUASH FEES (Prime Time 4:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. Week Days) Adult $4.00 Youth $3.00 (Oil Time 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Week Days) Adult $3.00 Youth $2.00 Saturday, Sunday & Holidays Adult $4.00 Youth $3.00 FACILITY RENTAL Pool (per tiour) $26.25 plus $5.25/hr. lor llloguard Pool, Sauna & Whirlpool (por hour) $36.75 plus $5.25/hr. lor llloguard Sept. 7,14,1903 Jnno Lunn, Program Director The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 7,1983 7 Tim's Rent-all Squirts Stun Hampton in Final Tim's Rental defeated Hampton 3-2 last Wednesday, to capture the squirt soccer championship championship held at the Hampton soccer pitch. Members Members of the winning team are shown here. The front row, from left, includes Timmy Mills, Warren Bate, Allison Morris, Brent Brown, Collin Taggart, Elizabeth Wunderlich, Robbie Maclver. The sec ond row includes Scott Waters, Mladen Milin- kovic, Kenny Neihsl, David Mills, Joey Bate, Jeffrey Jeffrey Tonks. Absent are Matthew Yeo, Michael Lloyd, and Sean Roberts. Also shown are coach Peter Neihsl and Assistant Coach Steve Milin- kovic. We finally did it. We couldn't get by Hampton all season until this championship championship game, our team had an inner strength or desire to win. Hampton got the first goal just a few minutes into the game, but Collin Taggart came back to tie it up assisted by Elizabeth Wunderlich and Brent Brown. Hampton was very strong this half, but Tim's Rent-All's defencemen Jeff Tonks, Warren Bate and Kenny Neihsl held them off along with two outstanding saves by goaltender Joey Bate. Hampton scored early in the second period to break the tie. Tim's Rent-All was playing a defensive game, we just couldn't get it out of our zone. Finally, Kenny Niehsl with an excellent pass to Brent Brown and then to Collin Taggart who drove it into the far corner, to tie it up. With three minutes left Collin Taggart lifted the ball over their heads for another tremendous tremendous goal, ending the game at 3 - 2. The coach Peter Neihsl was presented with this year's trophy and the team with individual trophies. On behalf of the team and parents we would like to thank Peter Niehsl, for all his time, dedication, patience, treats for the kids and Blizzard tickets, Steve Milinkovic for his expertise of the game and patience with the children, and the manager John Waters for his time and ever smiling face. A final thanks to the parents for the supplies all year. I'm sure this will be a memorable season for the boys and girls. This year, they worked hard always and deserve deserve all the credit. P.S. Tim's Rent-All, you owe the boys hamburgers and drinks. Hampton Soccer Results By J. Gardner On August 31st, an exciting Championship game was played at Hampton pond between between Hampton Squirts and Tim's Rent-All. The outcome could not be determined until the very end of the game. The see-saw battle began with a goal by Richard Bateman Bateman giving Hampton a 1 - 0 lead. Then Tim's Rent-All scored to tie the game. Both teams continued to work hard. Danny Martin, receiving an excellent pass from Richard Bateman in front of the net, scored to give Hampton the lead again. Continued effort resulted in Tim's Rent-All scoring to tie the game again. Tension mounted as the game was nearing the end and overtime play was anticipated. anticipated. Both teams struggled to gain the lead. Tim's Rent-All managed to get control of the action and scored another goal to go ahead 3 - 2. There was insufficient time for Hampton to make a comeback. The jubilant Tim's Rent-All team won the Championship! Congratulations Congratulations Tim's. Congratulations Congratulations also Hampton. Both teams played well. It is surprising to see the good foot control some of the seven and eight year olds have developed already, and the distance achieved in some strong kicks. Several excellent excellent passes were made during the game. Following the game, Mike Woodcock, B.Y.S.C. President made the presentations of the trophies. Hampton team received the trophy for League Champions "A" division and each player received a crest. Tim's Rent-All received the trophy for Play-Off Champions Champions and each player received received a small statuette. Hampton also received the Play-Off ■ /. ... . ' - K . -T- V v>, V: v \ Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League requires players for the 1983/84 Season Players must be 30-years-old or older as of January 1 st, 1983 Team entries will also be considered. For more information, call Barry Roberts at 623-4250 or Ray Edmunds at 623-4028 after 5:00 p.m. The Legion Bantams were humiliated on Saturday at Soper Creek Park after being defeated 13-1 in the first game ofthe semi-finals against Thorold. However, the Bantams came charging back to takes the next two games and advance to the Ontario finals. They now meet Brigden at Soper Creek Park this Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Above, Andrew Oliver stole home on Saturday on a wild pitch, to score the only .Bowmanville run. Fridiy Bowling starts September 9th at 7 o'clock SHARP. Team 1 - Moe Richards, Gloria Arnburg, Doug McKendrick, Heather Lyle, Tom Simpson, Kim Nearing. Nearing. Team 2 - Arnold Van Goor, Carol Harris, Bob O'Neill, Lynda MacGiilvary, Marg Tippins, John Wic- kens. Team 3 - Ranee Ritchie, Cheryl Wray, Brian Harris, Valeric Withcridgc, Janet Big Canoe, Bob Mitchell. Team 4 - Barry Henning, Carol Verelli, John With- eridge, Rita Van Goor, Don Bradley, Carol O'Neill. Team 5- Dave Verelli, Flo Land, Ed Cook, Joan En- gley, Doug Sleep, Barb Cooke. Team ti - Ron Selleck, Ruth Wright, Sandra Cooke, Fred Tippins, Doreen Lycett, Tom Harness. Team 7 - Hilda Brock, Allen Wray, Bob FI intoff, Andy Big Canoe, Helen Simpson, 1 Kim George. Team 8 - Vera Tendnm, Larry Arnburg, Eleanor Van Muer, Mike Moynes, Rose Ritchie, Mike Brien. Team 9- Heather Selleck, Randy MacGlllivary, Ruth Mitchell, John Lyle, Mary Kirkton, Ken Wright. Team 10 - Jean Harness, Bert Engly, Vi Cook, Garry Cooke, Barb McKendrick, Ron Cooke, Night Mixed League Team 11 - Fern Bradley, Team 12-FranSleep,Roy Ted Cornish, Ruth Wray, Van Meer, Mary Ann Gary Tendam, Muriel Richards, Randy Henning, Moynes, Bill Tendam. KathyNycnhuis.RegLand. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Fall Aquatic Programs at the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre REGISTRATION: , Monday, September 12th - Friday, September 16, 1983 at the Community Services Building, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville, L1C3A6. Classes commence the week of September 26, 1983 and continue once a week for 15 (fifteen) lessons (Exception: Parent and Tot and Aqua-fit Classes). Registration forms may be picked up prior to September 12, from the Fitness Centre or Community Services and mailed with a cheque or money order to the address mentioned above. The following programs are available: Youth Swim Lessons (6 mos. -18 yrs.) ■Adult Swim Lessons Aqua-Fitness Synchronized Swimming Esso Swim (Competitive Skills) Programme Semi-private and daytime classes also available this fall. For further information on class times and fees - - - call the Newcastle Fitness Centre at 623-3392 (or 983-5039 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 pm, only). Jitnol.umi, Sopl. 7,14,1983 Proguim Director Legion Bantams Beat Thorold to Advance Against Brigden in Finals The Bowmanville Legion Bantams have advanced to the All Ontario finals in the "C" division by defeating Thorold two out of three games. The first game was played at Soper Creek Park on Saturday, September 3 and proved disastrous for the home team. The inability of the Legionnaires to hit and nine errors by the Bowmanville Bowmanville defence resulted in a 13 to 1 score for Thorold. The second game was played in Thorold the next day. The Bowmanville team came out strong and chalked up ten runs in the first inning. There was no further scoring, but the Legionnaires threatened threatened several times later in the game. The game was totally totally dominated by the Bowmanville Bowmanville team as they battered three Thorold pitchers for 16 hits while making only one error while on defence. Scott Veals led the offence for the visitors with a double and two singles in four trips with three R.B.I.'s. Barry Oliver was also spectacular at Runner-Up trophy and each player received another crest. On Thursday, Sept. 1st, the Tykes travelled to Knox Christian School to play Bowmanville Bowmanville Villa Tykes. The Hampton team appeared the stronger of the two teams and had control of the ball more often than Villa during the game. Hampton had 18 shots on Villa's net and Villa had six shots on Hampton's net. The final score was 10 -1 in favour of Hampton. Hampton goals by Jason Jeffreys - five, Jeffrey Crawford - three, Mark Pokorski - two. This ends the soccer season for the Tykes. The children seem to have enjoyed the summer. All the players are visibly improved improved from the beginning of the season. the plate, going two for four, with a triple and three R.B.I.'s. Phil Bird, Mike Gallant, and Rick Vander- molen each had two hits. Andrew Oliver, Jày Kelly, David Aiken, David Fairey, and Warren Short had one single each. David Aiken got the win for Bowmanville, pitching five strong innings, striking out four while only giving us one hit. Jay Kelly was on the mound for the last two innings and held the opposition hitless, striking out three. The third and deciding game was played in Bowmanville Bowmanville on Monday, Sept. 5 and proved to be very exciting with both teams playing excellent excellent baseball. The home, team opened the scoring in the first inning on a single by Barry Oliver and a double by Mike Gallant. Thorold took the lead briefly in the third with two runs. However, the Legionnaires Legionnaires struck back with two more in their half of the third, Phil Bird led off with d walk, stole second and came home on Barry Oliver's single. Mike Gallant rapped his second double of the game to score Oliver. Bowmanville added two more to make it 5 - 2 in the sixth on a walk to Jay Kelly, a single to Troy Foster, and a pinch-hit double by Scott Veals. Foster pitched well for Bowmanville, striking out four and walking three in the seven jnnings. The home team defence played solidly and helped Foster shut down the Thorold offense. The Bowmanville Bantams now play Brigden in the finals. The first game will be played on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Soper Creel Park, at 1:00. The Bowmanville Bowmanville team will travel to Brigden on Sunday, Sept. 11 for a double-header (if needed). BOWMANVILLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB Register For 1. Fall School 2. Don Jackson Seminar 3. Hockey Conditioning Seminar Wednesday, September 14,1983 6:00 • 8:00 p.m. [ Bowmanville Arena For more information contact Wayne Cookson 263-8186 TORO TRY-OUTS The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will begin their try-outs for ALL their hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena starting on Monday, September 19th 7 p.m. - Major Atom - Boys born in 1973 8 p.m. - Minor Pee Wee - Boys born in 1972 9 p.m. - Minor Bantam - Boys born in 1970 Tuesday, September 20th 5 p.m. - Novice - Boys born in 1975 6 p.m. - Minor Atom - Boys born in 1974 7 p.m. - Major Pee Wee - Boys born in 1971 Wednesday, September 21 st 7 p.m. - Minor Midget - Boys born in 1968 8 p.m. - Major Midget - Boys born in 1967 9 p.m. - Juvenile - Boys born in 1965 or 1966 $4.00 per boy per try-out All boys residing in the former Darlington Township bordered by the Town Line on the east, the 11th line on the north, the Town Line on the west and Lake Ontario to the south, are invited to attend. All boys must try out for these teams before being eligible for second teams. Each boy is reminded that he must have a social insurance number, and come to the arena with full hockey equipment. "REMINDER" The B.M.H.A. Hockey Mothers' Association will be holding a Used Hockey Equipment Sale on Sunday, Sept. 11th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Bowmanville Flea Market,