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< 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19,1985 [ sport-talk Ht-tm Flashback -- 25 Years Ago --Four strokes were all that separated the winning duo of Don Gilhooly and Frank Mohun from Lowell MacDougal and Bob Guthrie in a two ball foursome held Saturday afternoon at the Southview Course. Flashback -- 10 Years Ago -- Steve Braun pitched six innings and Paul Levinge one in the Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees game against Oshawa. Bowmanville hitters were Dadson 2, Cole 2, Desroshes 2, Braun 2, Nordstra and Levigne one each. mm Midgets Record a Win Between Two Losses Legion Pee Wees Record Two Ties with Trenton Jay Cards -- Set four of the Blue Jays' Safety Cards will be available Saturday, June 22nd and may be obtained at Fire Stations in the Town of Newcastle, Oshawa and Port Hope. Set five will be issued July 6th. Summer Skating -- This summer at Cobourg Arena, Pad II, Elite Power Skating will offer for the first time lessons in Peripheral Vision, Sport Aerobics, Puck Control, Stick Handling, Passing, Shooting, Power Skating, Leg Power, Individualized Teaching, Stretching and Flexibility, Flexibility, Two Hours Daily. Phone 372-9321 for details. Tournament -- Phone 623-2670 for details on the Molson Gold Tournament to be held June 22 - 23 al the Bowmanville Country Club. Auction -- A bicycle auction is scheduled for Wednesday, June 19th at the Port Hope Police Station, 56 Queen Street. Tractor Pull -- The Thistle Valley Tractor Pull has been rescheduled for this Saturday, June 22nd. All Star Game -- The Darlington Ball Hockey League will host its annual East vs. West all star game at the Orono Community Centre on Saturday, July 6th at 7 p.m. All proceeds will be donated to the Toronto Sick Children's Hospital. Come out and support a good cause. These are members of the Bowmanville Legion Branch 178 pee wee team. Front row, from left, includes: Brendan Donohue, David McWilliams, Craig Paeden, Dana Barrett, George Evans, and Ian Aida. In the back row are: Terry Donohue (coach), Darren Keates, Phil d'Entremont (coach), Martin d'Entremont, Jim Shaw, Scott Miller, Jason Kiely, Paul Woodlock, Terry Miller (coach), and Glenn Keates. Missed -- In the list given this column last week, the names of Ken Johnson, trainer, and Ron Clemens - director, were inadvertently omitted from the Jr. C. Red Eagles' executive. Racquetball Champions Display Their Trophies Games -- The Colgate Women's Games are this Saturday and Sunday, June 22nd, 23rd at Etobicoke's Centennial Stadium, starting at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, and 10 a.m. on Saturday. Soccer -- The Durham Region Soccer Association is looking for a Head Coach, Manager and Public Relations Officer for a Senior Soccer Team to compete in the new Ontario Provincial League starting the 1986 season. Phone 416-723-3312 if interested. Highland Games -- The Cobourg Highland Games are scheduled for Saturday, July 6th at Donegan Park, Cobourg. Forest Centre -- The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority and the Ministry of Natural Resources have signed a seven year lease for the continued Ministry use of the Forest Centre near Kendal. The Ministry uses the Centre for their Junior Ranger program during July and August. The ministry will install a new fridge, two ovens, a deep fryer and a range unit at no cost to the Authority. In addition the ministry will pay an annual rent of $5,000. J and J Atoms Prepare For Upcoming Season Constant action makes soccer an exciting sport for both spectators and participants. participants. Although the Bowmanville Bowmanville J and J team at the Major Atom level are competing competing for the first time this year a combination of raw talent and effective coaching coaching have created a game which is very enjoyable to watch. Home games will be played at the Darlington Sports Centre at6:30 p.m. on June 18th, 27th, and July 11th and 18th. Best of all, the game is free, just bring a lawn chair and enjoy young athletes presenting their best for you. Although every boy is essential essential to the team's performance performance Shawn Brown, Trevor Trevor MacDonald, Neil Ger- rits and Andrew Laing would be especially pleased to entertain you with exciting team work. Nancy (Jackman) Gilchrist (left) and Elaine Sheridan, display some of the most recent trophies they have won in raquetball. They won the doubles competition at their club in Whitby and Nancy Gilchrist holds the club's Ladies A championship this year. Both women have also placed well in the national championships. Bowmanville Masters Earn Medals Branch 178 Pee Wees Tie Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees played home and home ties with the Trenton team in May. The first game played in Bowmanville was a 2 - 2 tie and featured a no-hitter by Scott Miller. Bowmanville had runners in scoring position on 3rd base in the 6th and 7th innings but were unable to get them home. Miller had one of the five hits given up by Evan Robinson of Trenton and singles also went to David McWilliams, Martin D'Entremont, Darren Keates and Brendan Donohue. The runs were scored by D. Keates and D'Entremont. In Trenton the two teams played another tight game ending in a 5-5 tie. Bowmanville rapped out 11 hits in this one led by Paul Woodlock, Jason Kiely, and Jim Shaw who each had two hits. Martin D'Entremont, Darren Keates, Adam Estabrooks, Ian Aida and Glen Keates had one hit apiece. Scott Miller pitched another strong game going 3-'A innings and Jason Kiely followed with 3-% innings of one hit pitching. Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees dropped both ends of a doubleheader recently in Kingston. In the first game, Paul Woodlock pitched a nine hitter and had 3 for 4 at the plate and two stolen bases but Kingston played very sound defensively, allowing only four runs while they took full advantage of Bowmanville lapses to run up 11 runs. Darren Keates had a strong day at the plate collecting two hits for the Legion and brother Glen had a hit as well as George Evans. The winning pitcher was John McNea who also had a double. Dale Sands was 2 for 4 and Mike Neil cracked a long triple to right centre. In the second game, Kingston pitcher Steve Carroll tossed a no-hitter at Bowmanville. The lanky fastballer had excellent control of his pitches and walked only two while striking out 14. Kingston put the game away for Carroll in the 3rd inning when they scored 11 runs on 6 hits and 4 errors. Sands had 3 for 4 including a double and Sean Consack, Ron Fateaux and Steve Carroll each added two hits apiece. George Evans pitched three innings in relief of Scott Miller giving up 3 runs on 5 hits. Baseball Results In House League Pee Wee action at Memorial Park on Monday, June 10, Lions Club defeated Checkers Variety 7-1. Nicky Dennis and Tony Dyer combined for a 16 strikeout one hitter. Kevin Maynard powered Lions Club with a 3 run homer. Steve Bizi ruined the no-hitter in the fourth behind behind Steve McCullough's fine pitchingCfor Checkers). Tuesday, June 11th saw the Bowmanville Midgets struggle struggle through eight innings of steady drizzle to come out on the short end of a 15-6 game in Port Hope. Things looked good for the first inning and one half when we were leading 5-1. The bottom half of the third was all Port Hope's as they took over to the tune of 9-5. Troy Foster and Mike Gallant shared the pitching duties but did not receive much support as several miscues were made in the field. Hits were shared by David Fairey, Mike Gallant Gallant with two, Kevin Smith and Mike Knight. The second loss came on Saturday to Ajax to the tune of 9-4. Tony Bender started, going four innings and giving up 5 runs. David Fairey came on in relief, allowing four runs for the remainder of the game. The highlights of the game was Phil Bird's four for four performance at the plate and David Fairey's 3-4 effort. Flashing back to Wednesday Wednesday when Peterborough was in town, we will finish on a very positive note. Bowmanville Bowmanville played their strongest game to date defensively, offensively offensively and on the mound. Mike Gallant went the distance, distance, giving up 4 runs on 6 hits. Mike struck out four and walked six. Singles went to Scott Webster, who caught a steady game, Troy Foster(2), Kevin Smith(3), Scott Veals and Danny Annis with one each. Philip Bird contributed a stand-up triple. The Bowmanville Midgets are molding into a very respectable respectable team. With continued team spirit and co-operation I'm sure there will be many more successful games like this one. Wednesday evening at 6:15 Oshawa is in town and the locals travel to North Bay on Saturday for a tournament. Soccer News John's Petro Canada Atoms are really flying high. Hampton Hampton took on the Bowmanville Spurs June 5th and played to a 4-0 win. Goalie Ian Freeburn picked up his first shut out of the season. Richard Bateman chalked up two goals and Jamie Jamie Mercer and Neil Gerrits both drew one apiece. Honourable Honourable mention to the fine defensive defensive play by Max Balson and Elton Goemans. Also Stephen Burns who set up some excellent excellent plays. June 12th saw Hampton kick off against another unbeaten team, Tyrone. Both teams played an even and exciting end to end game up until the final 10 mins, of play when Hampton seemed to have that extra stamina and put home 3 more goals to win the game 7-4. Congratulations boys on holding down the top spot. 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Bowmanville Masters swimmers Joan Santomero, Harold Anfossi, Joe Smith and Coach Gord Maxwell were in attendance at Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce President's Golf Tournament Mixed Tournament for Members and Guests Wednesday, June 26th, 1985 at the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club LATEST TEE OFF: 1B Holes -1:30 p.m,; 9 Holes - 3:30 p.m. GREEN FEE: $7.00 -18 Holes; $6,00 - 9 Holes PAYABLE AT PRO SHOP DINNER 6:00 p.m. - $15.00 MANY PRIZES AVAILABLE! Etobicoke Olympium on June 8th and 9th for the Long Course Invitational Swim Meet. The Etobicoke Olympium was filled with 500 swimmers representing 47 different clubs from Ontario, Ontario, Quebec, and the United Stales. The swim meet was held as a dry-run for organizers and competitors in the upcoming upcoming World Masters Games being held August 8 to 14 at the Olympium. Harold Anfossi continued his successful swimming by capturing one gold and four SAVE$$$ Fix it at Blackstock Machine Shop You name it... 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