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4 \ 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 13,1984 [ sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Runner-up last week, star this week, "Ace" Richards in the Men's Town Softball League ran his league-leading strikeout record to fifteen, last Tuesday night, which led to him being named the Bowmanville Surplus Sales'Star of the Week. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Top ten averages in the Men's Town Softball League: Parker (K) .524; Blackburn (S) .409; Burns (F) .400; Fry (K) .389; Tugwood (F) .389; Watson (S) .385; Dragstra (S) .381; Bryan (K) .368; Baker (F) .368; Rhyorchuk (S) .368. NEW TRACK -- Sandaraska Park, on Hwy. 115, north of Orono has opened a new BMX (Bicycle Moto Cross) track, and will be holding races each Sunday, with the track open Saturday for those wishing to try this new sport. For further information contact Sandaraska. On June 24th and July 29th two provincial events will be held. RACE -- This Saturday, June 16th, starting in Port Hope at noon, the Port Hope to Cobourg Yacht Race will be held. BASEBALL -- Plan to visit the Kirby Schoolhouse Museum and view the exhibit on display with the theme "Baseball". There are photos, uniforms, etc. from 1925 - 1983. The exhibit runs until June 24th. TRIPS -- The Durham Region Family YMCA is pleased to offer a week of trips that will be of interest interest to anyone with an adventuresome spirit! From Monday, June 25 to Friday, June 29, inclusive, inclusive, we will be travelling to spots outside the Durham Region. You will visit places such as the Martyrs' Shrine in Midland, which is where the Pope will also visit on his Canadian tour. You will relive the days of the pioneers at Sainte Marie among the Hurons, and Century Village. Explore nature when we visit Frost Natural Resource Centre in Haliburton, and a nature appreciation appreciation trail at the Botanical Gardens, Hamilton. Hamilton. We will see how the famed Blue Mountain Pottery is made, as well as have a visit to a candy factory in Collingwood. While in Collingwood, we will also explore the scenic caves that are nearby. nearby. Another step into the past will be taken as we visit historic Dundurn Castle and the Warplane Museum. You'll need to bring your bathing suit on one day, as we will be going on a giant water- slide in Haliburton. Phone the Y office at 416- 668-6868. DAY CAMP -- A creative summer day camp will be held at the Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle with qualified instructors teaching pottery, art and dance. Two three-week sessions will run from July 9 to 27 and July 30 to August 17. Classes are open to boys and girls between the ages of eight and fifteën. Dancing and pottery programs are scheduled from 9a.m. to 12 noon and art and dancing classes from 1 to 4 p.m. Applications will be accepted on a first come, first served basis, so contact the VAC immediately to avoid disappointment. CENTRE STAYS OPEN -- A task force created in March to study the future of the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority's Forest Centre has concluded the centre should remain open, although although if it runs in the red, area municipalities will have to pick up the shortfall. For insurance call DON IRVINE 623-4482 108 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES CANADIAN HEAD OFFICES: SCARBOROUGH, ONT. [ SpOtt- talk 623-3303 LOCAL REALTORS CHALLENGE -- The local businesses and general public to equal or do better than their donation of $240, payable to the Anglers Association for a fish ladder at the Vanstone Mill. Donations can be dropped off at local real estate offices before June 30th, 1984. Jr. Orioles Split Games This past week the Cowan Pontiac, L&L Tool Jr. Orioles split a pair of games, losing in Whitby 13-3 and defeating Little Britain 10-7 at home. In the Whitby game, the Orioles out hit their opponents but it was too many errors and shoddy fielding that hurt hurler hurler Chris Moffat more than anything. Getting hits for the Orioles were Wayne Mutton, Rob McCullough, Scott Michelson, Tobin Rowe, and Tony Rupa. The linescore for Bowmanville Bowmanville was 3 runs, 5 hits, and 6 errors. Whitby had 13 runs, 4 hits, and 0 errors. On Sunday at Soper Creek Park, Little Britain supplied the opposition and this was a more entertaining game than the one played the week earlier. earlier. Little Britain took a quick 3-0 lead but the Orioles tied it in the second and took the lead in the third inning,winning 4-3. It stayed that way until the 7th inning when Little Britain jumped on starter Don Ritchie for 4 runs. Ritchie was relieved relieved by John Mutton who shut the visitors down the rest of the way. In the bottom of the 7th, the Orioles got 2 runs and in the 8th scored 4 more to seal the victory. In the game, the Orioles got 11 hits: SteveCoverly 2, Bruce Austin 2,and Scott Michelson, Brad Bamsey, John Mutton, Geoff Green, George Kennett, Tony Rupa and Ken Farrow each with one.' Don Ritchie had 5 strikeouts strikeouts and John Mutton had 4. Bowmanville's linescore was 10 runs, 11 hits, and 2 errors. Little Britain finished with 7 runs, 9 hits and 2 errors. Will Compete in Judo Championships The Canadian Judo Championships in Sept. Illes, Quebec on June 22-25 will be a big test for three members of the Pontypool - Pine Judo Club who will be competing. They are, 1-r, Louise Wilson of Oshawa, Jeff Mitchell of Pontypool and Andrew Goad of Bowmanville. Ray Wilson, 4th degree black belt holder, will be with them in Quebec, providing instruction. Legionaires Improve The Bowmanville Legionairres continue to struggle, but an improvement improvement in their defence has kept them close in their last two contests. A week ago Sunday, Whitby came to town to claim a lop-sided victory as Bowmanville's pitching became became erratic early. The offence offence once again wasn't overpowering as the Legionairres managed only six hits and three runs. Mark Luxton hit a solo home run while John Stain- ton went 3 for 4 and Rick Simpson and Jeff Edmondson Edmondson added singles. Last Thursday, Bowmanville Bowmanville travelled to Ajax and after trailing 5 - 4 in the fifth the strike zone again became became illusive and Ajax walked to an 11 - 4 victory. Again, the Legionairres were held to just five hits. Paul Dobson led the offence going 2 for 4 while Scott Bate had a double and Mark Luxton and Ron Stainton singled. On Sunday, the offensive slump seemed to end but late errors allowed Orillia to come back from an 8 - 3 deficit to claim a 15 -11 victory. victory. The hitting was scattered scattered throughout the Legionairre line-up but once again it was John Stainton leading the way with a 3 for 4 day, including a three run homer. Jody Ross also had a good day, hitting 4 for 5. Kevin Gibson went 1 for 2 and stole five bases by virtue of two walks and being hit by a pitch once. Ron Stainton, Bill Sainsbury, Jeff Edmondson and Scott Bate all had one hit each. NEW GAME -- The up and coming game of the 1980s is the Great Canadian Adventure Game which is being planned to open about June 1st, hear the Newcastle Golf Course, by Steve Laur- ion. This new outdoor activity is played on fields ranging from 12 to 25 acres which are comprised comprised of both open and wooded areas to enhance the challenge of the game. Basically a game involves involves two teams of approximately 15 persons each, with the teams trying to capture the other team's flag and return to their own flag station. Each player is required to carry specific equipment equipment supplied by the game organizers. This includes includes a harmless air pistol with C02 cartridges and soluble marking pellets, goggles and camouflage camouflage outfits. The game takes about l'/> to 2 hours to play and consists of three games. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa ■Custom Milling 725-4744 Legionaires Battle Kendal in Extra Inning, But Lose 9to 8 In a game played Saturday in Kendal, the Bowmanville Legionaires Senior baseball club battled the home club to extra innings but were edged 9 - 8 in the bottom of the tenth. The Legionaires who have continued to improve all season, held the lead throughout throughout most of the game but the experience of Kendal allowed them to come back and force the game to overtime when they finally prevailed. Bowmanville took the lead in the second inning when Paul Dadson walked and scored after Jeff Edmondson reached base on a Kendal error and then Jim Treen capped the inning with a two run homer. Kendal came back with two runs in the second but still trailed 3 - 2. Bowmanville stretched the lead to 5 - 2 in the fourth inning as Kevin Gibson singled, John Stainton reached base on an error, Gibson scored on a single by Paul Dadson, and then John Stainton scored on a single by Ron Stainton. Kendal came back with two runs in the fifth inning and another in the sixth to tie the game, but Bowmanville regained regained the lead in the seventh as Ron Stainton led off with a solo home run. In the eighth inning, Kendal again tied the game and Bowmanville made a pitching change as Jeff Edmondson gave way to Chris Moffat alter giving a great performance through seven innings. The game remained tied at six until the top of the tenth, when John Stainton and Mark Luxton each hit solo home runs to give Bowmanville an 8 - 6 lead, but in the bottom of the tenth Kendal came up with three rims to claim victory. The Legionaire's next home game is Sunday at 1:00 p.m. with Port Hope visiting Soper Creek Park. Cowan Rontiac-L & L Tool Orioles Come on Strong with Oshawa Regional Soccer News Cooking For Something Different For Father's Day TAUNTON POOLS 133 TAUNTON ROAD WEST 571-0189 OSHAWA June 4: Hampton Mosquitoes Mosquitoes were at home to a team from Orono. The larger, stronger Orono players dominated the game. Although Although Hampton , players worked hard, Orono succeeded succeeded in scoring four goals while holding the Hampton team scoreless. Orono goals: Trevor Davies -1, Jason Adie - 1, Jason Burham -1, Michael Clay - 1. Hampton's Trevor Mercer and Mark Rottine deserve deserve mention for their consistent consistent effort during the game. June 5: Pee Wees were defeated by Bowmanville Blizzards at Courtice High by a score of 4 - 0. This year's team is being coached by Cindy Hanthorn, assisted by Vickie Biss. Team members are Jeff Smale, Andy VanHeuvelen, Lonny Gibson, Neil Taylor, Paul Hindman, Ken Mercer, Scott Couroux, Greg Gardner, Guy Freeman, Scott Hanthorn, Marvin Rozema, Nick Turkocio, Derick Biss, Heather Miller, Adam Holt, Wesley Werry, Willie Oliver. June 6: Atoms travelled to Tyrone to play a game much closer in action than final score would suggest, The score at the end of the first half was 4 - 2 in favour of Tyrone; but by the end of the game had climbed to 7 - 3 for Tyrone. Hampton's three goals were scored by Richard Bateman; second goal was beautifully set up by Neil Gerrits. This year's team is coached by Darral Osmond, assisted by Harold Leach. Team members are Robbie Ilarren, Garth Browes, Jackie Mantle, Ian Freeburn, Elton Gocmans, Leslie Humbly, Brian Walker, Chris Fcddcma, Jarretl Aus, Marco Bos, Richard Bateman, Neil Bateman, Craig Burns, Brandon Osmond, Neil Ger- rils, Benjamin Sutcr. June 7: Squirts hosted the Orono I team, A close entertaining entertaining game followed. Daryl Reid opened scoring for Orono with what proved to be their only goal. Jamie Mercer scored for Hampton to lie the game before the end of the first half. The winning goal for Hampton was a super effort by Danny Martin who carried the ball down the side of the field, then made a perfect pass across goal area to Jason Jeffreys who kicked the ball into the net. The team is coached by Steve Jeffreys, assisted by Doug White and Rege Harren. Team members are Max Balson, Jason Mantle, John Ashton, Wesley Thompson, Danny Harren, Peter Schoep, Danny Martin, Jason Jeffreys, Stephen Burns, Darryl White, Bradley Geer, Mark Pokorski, Cara Gardner, James Mercer, Steven Goff, Chrissy Wallruff, Christopher Bradley, Jason Jackman. June 7: The Tykes played their "first" game of the season at Hampton Junior. The concept of the game became more clear to the children as the game progressed. progressed. The visitors and home team were both dressed in red, making if difficult to recognize team mates, Timmy Ashton opened the scoring for Hampton with two well-placed goals. The Bowmanville Bowmanville Hawks returned the goal and continued to a total of four goals. Both parents and children appeared to enjoy the game. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY The Cowan Pontiac, L&L Tool Orioles played three games during the past week, losing to Peterborough 10 - 0, Whitby 4 - 3 and beating Oshawa 4-2. Peterborough scored 10 runs and had eight hits and didn't have any errors. Orioles had 0 runs, five hits, two errors. Bruce Austin two, Chris Michelson, Ken Farrow and Ed Bird had the Oriole hits. Chris Moffat suffered the loss, fanning four. Don Ritchie relieved Moffat in the 7th inning. Line score Peterborough Peterborough 10 runs, eight hits, zero errors. Bowmanville no runs, five hits, two errors. At Whitby, the Orioles played played a strong game but came out losing 4-3 in the bottom of the 9th. Bowmanville had seven hits from Ed Bird, Scott Michelson, Michelson, Tobin Rowe, Chris Michelson, George Kennett, Bruce Austin and John Mutton, John Mutton pitched a good game in a losing effort as he had 11 strike-outs and walked only two batters. Line score Whitby four runs, eight hits, one error; Bowmanville three runs, seven hits, two errors. On Friday night at Kinsmen Stadium, the Orioles were really up for a game against the Oshawa Legionaires and won 4 - 2. Although the Orioles were out hit 4 - 2, walks and errors by Oshawa gave the Orioles the win. Chris Michelson and Ed Bird got the Oriole hits. Chris Michelson was the winning pitcher going the distance distance fanning 14 and walking two. Next home game is Wednesday, June 13, G: 15 p.m. Join the Race down Bowmanville Creek Enter the Canoe and Dinghy Race Sunday, July 1st at 2:30 p.m. Sign up in advance at Bowmanville Museum $ 1.00 per entry NOW OPEN! Bike Clinic Take a few minutes to bring your bicycle in for service. 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