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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 15,1984 [ sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Pro Ian Turner will be the golf professional at the Southview Golf Club for the rest of the season, and on Saturday will be at the club to give golfing advice to the members. FLASHBACK --10 Years Ago -- Kramp Furniture, Furniture, Stephen Fuels and Frank's Variety advanced to the semi-finals in the Men's Town League Softball by virtue of the 1, 2, 3 finish at the close of the season. Kramp's belted four runs in Thursday's early game to win 8-2 over Ellis. It was Kramp's eighth win in a row over Ellis. REGISTRATION -- Recreation league registration with the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will be held from Wednesday, Wednesday, September 5th - Saturday, September 8th. BINGO -- Mark down Monday, August 20th on your calendar for the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association "Bingo" to be held at the Lions Centre. Come out and support this Minor Hockey Fund Raising Event. ATHLETES -- Four Oshawa athletes have been named to the Ontario Track and Field Association's provincial team which will compete compete August 18-19 in Montreal. Lora Lariviere, Stephanie Taylor, Carl Jack and Andrew King were named to the provincial squad and along with competing in the 1985 Canada Summer games, will be in Montreal to participate in a meet against Quebec and the Maritimes. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS - After the first round of the Bowmanville Golf Club championships, Rick James leads the men's field with a three over par 75. In second place one shot back is Steve Campbell with Brian Hammond in third place at 78. John Page leads the senior division with a 79, followed by Joe Straberger, 81, and Harry Fayle, 83. In the junior division, Kelly Mathews and Chuck Nash are tied for first with 76. Following close behind are David Hancock and Greg Schryer at 79. Robin Pearce leads the juvenile division with 77 and Mark Tripp leads the bantams with an 81. The next rounds will be played this Saturday and Sunday mornings with the final round to be held on September 8th. Spectators are welcome to come and watch the top golfers compete during the championships. bargains Cn Bicycles! We're Having our Giant End-cf-Seascn CLEARANCE SALE SAVE UP TC 35%. Off our regular low prices New and Used Bicycles, Parts and Accessories The Bike Clinic 12 Silver St. Bowmanville Telephone 623-3200 [ spirt-talk 623-3303 TOURNEY -- Mackie and Reid defeated Mother's Pizza Pistons to win the Heritage House Old Timers ball tourney. The Heritage House Old Timers would like to thank all the people who gave their time and prizes to make this a successful tourney. Bowmanville Golf Club Holds Parent-Junior Tournament DEMO DERBY -- Blackstock Fair will hold a Demolition Derby on Friday evening, August 24th at 7:30 p.m. There will be three heats followed by the Feature Heat of the winners. Prizes for the winners of each heat is $50 while winners of the Feature will receive $200, $100 and $50 along with trophies. TOURNAMENT -- Anyone interested in entering the Rice Lake Hockey Association annual Lobb Ball Tournament August 24-25-26th, please contact Ron Robinson 786-2554. Games to be played at Garden Hill and Bewdley. Free dance. Dennison Atom Girls Lose to Ajax More than 60 junior members and their parents took part in the Bowmanville Country Club's second annual Parent-Junior tournament on Sunday afternoon. Several senior men filled in for parents who were unable to play on Sunday. The low winners were John Page and Greg Schryer who finished well ahead of the field in the net division. Above, the group assembled for a photo following the prize presentation. HONORED -- Whitby will honor Anne Ottenbrite and Glenn Beauchamp with a parade followed by a reception and presentation at Iroquois Park on Saturday, August 25th. On Wednesday, August 29th, Anne will be honored at the C.N.E. Ajax day. Annie is a former member of the Ajax Aquatic Club. Orioles Play in E.O.B.A. Championship Tourney GOLD CUP -- Bowmanville foursome of Mike Reynolds, Ross Hall, Stew Carson and Wayne Kean were the top one game winners at the G.M. Gold Cup Lawn Bowling Tournament last week in Oshawa. On the weekend of Aug. 4 and 5 the Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Junior Orioles participated participated in the E.O.B.A. Junior Championship Tournament in Whitby, The team's first game was against Markham, a team that had defeated Bowmanville twice this year. This time it was a different story as the Orioles won by a score of 4 - 0. Chris Michelson went the distance on the mound giving up three hits while striking out 14 Markham batters. The Orioles collected five hits but four of them came in the sixth inning and they scored three runs. The big blow being a two run homer by Geoff Green. Batters for the Oriolés were Geoff Green a home run, Ken 1 Farrow a triple, Ed Bird, George Kennett and Brad Bamsey singles. In the second game the Orioles were defeated by Belleville 5 - 4. Chris Michelson started this game but gave way to John Mutton. They combined for a seven hitter while fanning five. Bowmanville had four hits, George Kennett a home run, Chris Michelson, Rob McCullough McCullough and Ken Farrow singles. Three teams ended up with one win, one loss records as Markham defeated Belleville 11 - 4, but because Bowmanville Bowmanville had a better runs for and against average they went on to the championship game on Sunday against . Brockville who defeated Peterborough Newcastle Slow Pitch TEAM W L T Pet. 5 0 7 0 7 1 8 2 9 1 7 12 0 1 20 0 17 6 0 16 8 0 13 10 1 10 9 1 7 11 2 8 14 0 4 17 0 Division "A" Dutch Oven M&M Variety Heavy Haulers Ace Submarine Newcastle Lumber Lycett Plumbing tiign Myers Division "B" McRobbie's Photo Mackie and Reid Paving Warriors Orono Towing . Jive Turkeys 3 Brothers' Pizza Shoppers Drug Mart Division "C" Orono Goodtimers 20 2 2 Burketon 16 9 1 Edvan li n o Brew Jays 10 12 1 Dennison's 9 12 2 All-Seasons 7 12 1 St. Marys 3 17 1 Division "D" Nighthawks 18 5 Bowmanville Restaurant 14 6 Tyrone 15 9 Ugly Ducks 9 io Courtice Steel 8 11 Elliots 5 13 Beaver Lumber 4 16 .750 .667 .611 .556 .556 .368 .048 .739 .667 .565 .526 .389 .364 .174 .909 .640 .500 .454 .428 .369 .150 .782 .700 .652 .473 .431 .277 .200 RF 210 219 167 224 233 204 106 267 264 261 240 213 218 114 387 316 225 247 239 224 189 316 264 240 255 232 180 218 RA 113 175 121 193 171 251 330 213 163 232 220 280 204 246 173 260 233 270 294 278 293 226 186 193 298 221 284 293 and Oshawa on Saturday. Brockville defeated the Orioles in the championship game by a score of 9 - 6. Because we never got the game sheets we have no details of the game other than John Mutton and Dan Ritchie shared the pitching duties. The Orioles played good ball throughout the game and should be proud of themselves because Brockville only lost one regular season game. After the game the Brockville Brockville boys were presented with small trophies with a clock in it and the Orioles were presented presented with medalions. On Sunday, Aug. 12 the Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Orioles hosted Cobourg in the first game of;.the.•E.O.B.A. Junior C playoff final and won the game 6-4. John Mutton went the distance distance on the mound for the victory allowing six hits and striking out three. The Orioles only had four Legionaireî Eliminated Last Sunday in Newcastle the Bowmanville Legionaires Senior Ball Club was eliminated eliminated in the third game of the first round of the All Ontario 'D' playoffs. After blowing a late 7 - 2 lead in game one at Newcastle the Legionaires fought back to even the series and force game three. After assuming a quick 4 - 0 lead Bowmanville once again fell victims to big innings as Newcastle scored five runs in the bottom of the fourth and tallied four more in the fifth to assume control and eventually win 11 - 8. The Legionaires bolstered by supplemental forces from the local Junior and Bantam clubs showed marked improvement improvement late in the season which gives hope of a strong club in the near future. The Legionaires would like to thank those who displayed their support throughout the season and extend their best wishes to Minor ball in their playoff series. rg t :tn i errors inning hits but three Cobourj and two hits in the 4ti produced four runs. Ed Bird, Geoff Green, Brad Bamsey two, got the Oriole hits. By John Morris On Tuesday, August 7, our girls travelled to Ajax to play their "A" team. Although Dennison's lost by the score of 4 - 0, the girls played superbly and the game was much closer than the score indicated. Bowmanville started each half strongly but unfortunately unfortunately for us the Ajax goalie was able to thwart our scoring chances. The Ajax girls also played a strong game and were able to capitalize on their opportunities. If you think back to last Tuesday, you'll remember it was another of those hot muggy days we've been having. In this kind of weather, our girls were caught short handed with several away on vacation. As a result, we went to Ajax with only 11 players, exactly the number you need to play the game, out...there was no coming off to take needed breathers. Ajax on the other hand was able to substitute freely and as the game wore on this advantage became obvious. obvious. Undoubtly, this was a major factor in the outcome of the game. This was a total team commitment with all the girls turning in a complete effort. Crystal Courneya moved back from her usual defense position position and played well in goal. Myka Dickenbrock, Sarah Couch and Alyssa McClennan played a strong game on defense, defense, with Alyssa and Myka clearing the ball from our end, several times with strong kicks. Our halfbacks, Jessica Knoop, Stephanie Noble and Christina Thrasher all played well, with Christina stopping the Ajax girls on several rushes. Our forwards, Allison Morris, Christine West, Tracey Michaud and Susan McCullough " played very strong games, putting pressure pressure on Ajax on numerous occasions. Sarah Couch played a dual role, as several times she moved up to try and add extra strength to our attack. This writer had the pleasure to step in as coach this week as regular coach A1 Cole was on holidays. My thanks go to the parents for their support and co-operation. My thanks also to tne girls! You played an excellent game, listened well, tried as hard as you could and didn't give up. This "never say die" attitude was typified by two of our girls. 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