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1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1984 [ sport-talk iu-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Olympias Juvenile baseball dropped the opening game to Napanee on Saturday in Napanee 4-2. Don Bagnell opened the game with a two bagger and scored as John Twist followed with a single. Both pitchers Dunn and Moorcraft were outstanding. Second game goes Saturday in Bowmanville. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In the Mixed Major Bowling League, on Monday night at Liberty Bowl, Albert "Ab" Saman rolled the first 900 game of the season with games of 346 - 256 - 301 for a total of 903. Mighty fine rolling. TRAINING CAMP -- The Red Eagles Jr. C hockey training camp starts September 19th at Bowmanville Arena, 7-9 p.m. Please phone 623- 7334 if interested. WATERFOWL VIEWING -- On Sunday, September September 23, 1984, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority will host a Waterfowl Viewing Day at Lynde Shores Conservation Area. The public is invited to attend tours of the Area led by Authority staff anytime between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. One of the highlights will (hopefully) (hopefully) be a look at the Trumpeter Swan cygnets raised there this year. This swan is an endangered endangered species which is being re-introduced to Ontario by means of a "foster parent program" using the common Mute Swans. Visitors are asked to meet at the conservation area parking lot, located on the south side of Victoria Street (also known as Baseline or Bayly Street) east of Durham Regional Road 23 (watch for sign). For further information on this and other upcoming programs, contact Steve LaForest at the Authority Authority office (416) 579-0411. MARCH -- A Take Back the Night march is scheduled for Friday, September 21, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Oshawa-Durham Rape Crisis Centre women can gather for the march at the parking lot at Athol and Celina, opposite Bell Canada in Oshawa. Women requiring child care can call 725-2241. It is suggested that men can offer their support by doing child care so that women can attend the march or by making financial contributions to the Rape Crisis Centre. GOLF -- The Bowmanville Golf Club is offering a Golf Membership Special with seven free weeks of fall golfing plus your membership for 1985. Phone 623-2670 for information as memberships memberships are limited. TORO TRY-OUTS The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will begin their try-outs for ALL their hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena starting on Thursday, September 20th 5 p.m, - Novice - Boys born in 1976 6 p.m. - Major Atom - Boys born in 1974 Saturday, September 22nd 10a.m.- Minor Atom - Boys born in 1975 11 a.m. - Minor Pee Wee - Boys born in 1973 12 Noon - Major Pee Wee - Boys bom in 1972 1 p.m. - Minor Bantam - Boys born in 1971 2 p.m. - Major Bantam - Boys born in 1970 3 p.m. - Minor Midget - Boys born in 1969 4 p.m. - Major Midget - Boys born in 1968 6 p.m.-Juveniles - Boys born in 1966 or 1967 $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. Girls arc allowed to try-out up to Major Pee Wee ago. Each boy is reminded that he must have a social insurance number, and come to the arena with full hockey equipment. [ sport- talk us-su» TOURNAMENT -- The Rotary Club of Bowmanville Bowmanville will host the annual Rotary Slo-Pitch Tournament Tournament at Memorial Park, Soper Creek, Vincent Massey, Lord Elgin, Central and Waverley Public Schools and Liberty Pentecostal Church ball diamonds on Saturday, September 22nd, starting at 8:30 a.m. Championship games start at 5 p.m. at Memorial Park. Men's Major I Regional Soccer News Sept. 12,1984 V MARATHON OF HOPE -- This Sunday, September 23rd, the fourth annual Terry Fox Marathon of Hope will be taking place across Canada. Out Pontypool way, Andy Sutch, aged 70, is staging the second annual walk in aid of the marathon. Phone Andy at 983-5839 if you can join him. TORO TEAMS -- The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will begin their try-outs for ALL their hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena starting on Thursday, September 20th. 5 p.m. - Novice - Boys born in 1976. 6 p.m. - Major Atom - Boys born in 1974 and Saturday, September 22nd. 10 a.m. - Minor Atom - Boys born in 1975. 11 a.m. - Minor Pee Wee - Boys born in 1973.12 Noon - Major Pee Wee - Boys born in 1972.1 p.m. - Minor Bantam - Boys born in 1971. 2 p.m. - Major Bantam - Boys born in 1970. 3 p.m. - Minor Midget - Boys born in 1969. 4 p.m. - Major Midget - Boys born in 1968. 6 p.m. - Juveniles - Boys born in 1966 or 1967. All boys must try out for these teams before being eligible for second teams. Sept. 12,1984 Team Standings Georgiou 5 won, 1 lost, 7 points; Henning 5, 1, 7; Perfect Perfect 4, 2, 5; Etcher 4, 3, 5 Laird 3, 3, 4; Coombes 3, 3, 4 Pearson 3,3, 4; Stacey 2, 4,3 Wilcox 2, 4, 3; Farrell 2, 4, 3 Lane 2, 4,2; Piper 1, 5,1. Top 10 Averags Larry Georgiou 255, Barry Henning 243, Gord Wilcox 239, John Pearson 237, Bruce Smith 234, Clayton Morgan 227, Dave Snowden 226, Sam Adams 225, Don Ellis 225, Roger Davies 224. High Single - Bob Williams 335. High Single Team Georgiou 1225. High Triple - Gord Wilcox 777. High Triple Team Georgiou 3353. Night Hawks Sept. 12,1984 Team Standings J. Bridges 5031 pins, 5 points; A. Burgess 4905, 5; C. Castle 4727, 5; M. Found 4565, 5; T. Wright 4491, 4; K. Ovenden 4631, 0. High Single - D. Sutcliffe 266. High Triple - d. Sutcliffe 678. Games Over 200 D. Sutcliffe 266, 216, C. Castle 245, 223, J. Bridges 233, K. Ovenden 230, 200, A. Drumm 227, 226, P. Thertell 215, A. Burgess 214, D. Barrett 211, S. Barrett 210, K. Carné- vale 200. Monday Night Team Standing Gwen Forrester 5 points, 5550 pins; Jackie Bray brook 5, 5405; Nancy Living 5, 5283; Sharlene Dehart 4,4948; Fern Bradley 3,5312; Valerie Smith 3, 5180; Rita VanGoor 3, 4839; Lynda Nickerson 2, 5060; Sheila Roberts 2,4916; Donna Harness 2,4673; Karen Bums 1, 4926; Barb Osborne 1, 4686. Top 10 Averages Nancy Living 230, Janice Prout 213, Jackie Braybrook 211, Donna Harness 210, Valerie Smith 205, Cathy Bothwell 201, Carrie Moore 199, Rita VanGoor 199, Bemiece Terry 197, Helen Depew 195. High Single - Donna Harness 291. High Triple - Jackie Braybrook Braybrook 700. By Dick Budel The soccer season has at last come to an end as the playoff champions were decided decided in each age group. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, none of the Newcastle Newcastle Colts teams managed to capture any of the playoff titles, although our Town Sports Mosquitos reached the finals. Yet we can console ourselves with the fact that we did end up with three (out of five teams) regular season champions. The Kraco Contracting Contracting Atoms were the Division Division B Atom Champs, the Town Sports Mosquitos were the Mosquito Champs and the Virtue Fuels Pee Wees were the Pee Wee Champs. Now let's examine what happened in the playoffs. In the Squirt age group, Rice Construction ended up in the final by virtue of three straight victories while Tim's Rental gained the final via the consolation event. Rice Construction Construction showed why they had gone undefeated as they downed the Tim's squad by a 5 - 3 margin, a score that was closer than expected. In the Atom group, Tyrone I reached the finals on the strength of an undefeated playoff record, meeting Orono I which had fought its way through the consolation event. Even though the Orono I squad put up a valiant struggle the Tyrone team ended up as 4 - 1 victors, capping an undefeated season. The Town Sports Mosquitos (Newcastle I) earned the right to host the Mosquito final, meeting consolation winner Orono I. The tight and exciting contest ended up as a 2 - 1 victory for the Orono squad, as the Newcastle boys were unable to bring off the double of league and playoff championships. championships. The Pee Wee final featured undefeated Tyrone versus Blizzard from Bowmanville. These two teams had previously previously played to a 3 - 3 tie and a 4 - 3 decision for Tyrone, and the final was equally close as Tyrone won the championship game, 2 -1. I would like to extend my congratulations to the winning players and coaches. It was a good season, albeit somewhat long, and we hope to see you all return next year. Special thanks to my fellow coaches and managers in 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. Specialty Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 Bowmanville Tractor Pull would like to thank all the merchants and individuals who helped sponsor our local pull. B&M Custom Engines, Oshawa Durham Petroleum Cartage Hoskin Auto Service, Hampton John's Service Centre, Hampton Wallace Auto Supply Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home Canadian Tire McSweeney Trucking Bernhaven Sod Supply East Side Mack, Pickering B & N Transportation, Ajax W-R Chapman Auto Electric, Oshawa J-T Auto Repair Gup's Auto Repair Hymet Farm Supply Darlington Auto Centre Jamieson Tire Wilmanor Motors Heavy Hauler Truck Stop Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. Robert C. Heron Ltd., Brooklin Fred Stone Automotive, Brooklin Molson Brewers Thistle Valley Park (Jim Coombes) St. John Ambulance Andy Wojnarowski Ackerman Excavating, Newtonville Andrés Wine Brian's Catering Service Pino Ridge Automotive Supply Taunton Tiro Pickering Welding Century 21 Keith Peters Ltd,, Oshawa Bowmanville Glass and Mirror All people who helped. Newcastle: Tom Dejong, Owen Johnston, Ben Vander- heyden, Walter Gibson, Bill Read, Ylo Korgemagi, and my wife who had to substitute for me on short notice several times. And not to forget our crop of young referees such as Ricky Pierik, Peter Willems and Robert Hoogkamp. Finally, a word of praise for playoff scheduler Brian Smith for a job well done under trying conditions. We hope to see you all back next year. And here are the games that were played since my last column: Squirts Aug. 28 - Tim vs Newcastle, 7-1; Orono II vs Roy Nicholls, 2- 3. Aug. 30 - Tim's vs Roy Nichols, 1 - 0. Final Sept. 4 - Rice vs Tim's, 5-3. Atoms Aug. 27 - Newcastle vs D & R, 4-2; Tyrone vs Orono I, 7 - 4; Wolves vs Hydro, 1-6; Toybox vs Hampton, 1 - 7. Aug. 29 - Newcastle vs Tyrone, 1 - 6; Hydro vs D & R, 4 - 2; Hampton vs Orono I, 0 - 4; Solina vs Orono II, 1 -10. Sept. 3-Hydro vs Orono 1,2- 4; Orono II vs Newcastle, 2 - 3. Sept. 5 - Orono I vs Newcastle, Newcastle, 1-1 (Orono won on penalty shots). Sept. 10 (final) - Tyrone vs Orono 1,4 -1. Moeqaitoe Aug. 22 - Lange's vs Mary Brown's, 0 - 3; Tyrone I vs Newcastle 1,3 - 3. Aug. 23 - Newcastle I vs Tyrone 1,4 - 0. Aug. 27 - Newcastle I vs Newcastle II, 4 - 0; Mary Brown's vs Hampton, 2-0; Tyrone I vs Orono 1,2 - 3. Aug. 29 - Newcastle II vs Mary Brown's, 3-2; Orono I vs Kinsmen, 7-1. Sept. 5 - Newcastle II vs Orono I, l - 2. Sept. 10 (fihal) - Newcastle I vs Orono 1,1 - 2. Pee Wees Aug 28 - Tyrone vs Blizzard, 3- 3; Newcastle vs Hampton, 7 -1; United vs Orono, 6 -1. Aug. 30 - Newcastle vs United, 3 - 0. Sept. 4 - Tyrone vs Blizzard, 4-3. Sept. 6 - Newcastle vs Blizzard, 0 - 2. Sept. 11 (final) - Tyrone vs Blizzard, 2-1. Merchants End Season On Sept. 12, 1984 the Bowmanville Bowmanville Merchants Fastball team was defeated by A.C.L. in the Oshawa City and District District Fastball League, Playoff Series, by a score of 14 - 6. At this time we would like to thank those who helped make our first year in this competitive competitive league a success. Thanks to our sponsors, the Community Services Dept., The Statesman, the players and of course, the many fans who supported us during the league. Anyone interested in assisting assisting or trying out to play for the 1985 season, can leave their name and phone number by calling 623-4616 or 623-5499. Hospital Bowling Sept. 11,1984 High Single for Ladies - Janice Woodcock 292. High Single for Men - Dune Uliey 255. High Triple for Ladies - Susie Marshall 705. High Triple for Men - Dune Uliey 738. Top Ten Averages . Dune Uliey 222, Phil Woodcock 214, Art Atkinson 200, Susie Marshall 198, Janice Woodcock 194, Rod Greenley 191, Mabel Ubsdell 184, Jim MacDonald 181, Gladys Uliey 178, Dayle Mattthews 174. Teams One and Five are tied for first place with 14 points each. YAMAHA OPEN HOUSE ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA - Blackstock - FRIDAY, SEPT. 21st SATURDAY, SEPT. 22nd FREE RIDE on 3 or 4 WHEEL YAMAHAS! FREE COFFEE & REFRESHMENTS FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS! For work or play, farm or cottage, you can't beat a Yamaha ... Getting wood or going hunting. Come and see and test drive. Buy a tri-moto before October 31, 1984 and ask about the FREE Insurance Package. SEE OUR NEW OR USED SNOWMOBILES Buy a new 1984 or 1985 Snowmobile before October 31,1984 and get a cheque from Yamaha for $100.00 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL CLOTHING CLEARANCE On 1984 Snowsuils Come Prepared to Buy... We've Got them Ready! I ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA BLACKSTOCK 416-986-4437 TRIPLE F Team Standing) I. Dykstra 5, A. Atkinson 4, G. Evers 4, M. Rozema 4, A. Bonsma 4, P. Glasbergen 3, J. Dykstra 3, A. Vandergaast 2, S. Rozema 2, D. Van Abbema 2, M. Griffioen 2, H. Vandergaast Vandergaast 1. High Single Men - B. Siam 266. High Single Ladies - J. Visser 255. High Triple Ladies - D. Bakker 555. High Triple Men - G. Evers 721. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 193. High Average Men - G. Evers 222. Goodyear Lge. Sept. 13,1984 High Single - Buy 323. High Triple - Buy - 835. High Team Single - Belts 1268. High Team Triple - Belts 3205. Over 300 - Buy 323, R. Beers 321. Over 725 - Buy 835. Town and Country Bowling Previously St. Joseph's League A1 Bentley, Steve Sanderson, Sanderson, Tony Horstman, Les Hunt, Eve Cole, Linda Bentley, Bentley, Walter Curr, Mike Powers. Ladies High Triple - Eve Cole 609. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt - 651. Ladies' High Single - Eve Cole - 218. Men's High Single Bentley 260. EXHIBITION GAMES -- The Red Eagles Jr. C Hockey Team's exhibition games are as follows: Sunday, September 23 - 7 p.m., Port Hope at Bowmanville. Friday, September 28 - 8:30 p.m., Bowmanville at Uxbridge. Sunday, September 30 - 7 p.m., Uxbridge at Bowmanville. Tuesday, October 2nd - 8 p.m., Port Perry at Bowmanville. Sunday, October 7th - 7:30 p.m., Bowmanville at Port Perry. Bowmanville League Opener Sunday, October 14th, 7 p.m. NON CONTACT -- Players over 34 years of age are invited to try out for the Bowmanville Non Contact Hockey League. Phone (123-7327 for more information. VOLLEYBALL -- Anyone interested in playing ladies' volleyball phone 623-7133 for information. The league starts Monday, October 1st. A1 USED HOCKEY SKATES AND EQUIPMENT SALE Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 29th and 30th 80 Doreen Crescent 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The Kinsmen Club of Bowmanville will hold a used hockey equipment sale. All donations will be graciously accepted and more expensive items will be sold for a 10% commission. Please bring all items to 80 Doreen Crescent by Thursday, Sept. 27th. For further information, please call 623-2538. All profits will be donated directly to the Kinsmen Squirt Hockey Program Reward ! Deeply satisfying personal experience, for being a friend to a fatherless boy. BE A BIG BROTHER Call 623-6646 Are Your Winters Dull? Brighten them up by joining the .. . Bowmanville Curling Club Men's Section ...,Tues.,Thurs. Nights $170. Mixed Section Mon., Friday Nights Ladies' Section Tues.jhurs. Business Girls wod. Nights $107. Afternoons$140 Social Membership $ 20. JOIN THE CLUB WITH THE NEW LOOK • Bonspiels, Dances, Monte Carlo Nights • Heated rink • Food and hot drinks during and after draws • Guests welcome • Cash or Chits accepted • Fireplace in lounge • Premises fully licensed • Fun and fellowship FREE FREE Instruction and Practice Time by Curl Canada October 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th Wine and Cheese Party on Friday, October 12th for all participants of Curl Canada. FOR INFORMATION PHONE 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville