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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 25,1985 [ sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Don Masters defeated Don Gilhooly after an extra hole to win the Goodyear Golf Championship at the local golf club on Sunday afternoon. Masters parred the 18th to even the match, then pulled off a tremendous shot out of deep rough to hit the green on the 1st hole in two. Don Gilhooly hit the trap and wound up with a five, while Don Masters two putted to capture the first Goodyear title. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Kim Childs was the winner of a ribbon in the Gallop and Trot Event at the Colonial Stables Riding School Horse Show on Sunday. mm Mulligans Capture First Place in Wednesday Night Golf DANCE -- Phone 263-8850 or 263-8307 for tickets to the dance featuring Floyd Lloyd C.W. Band at the Tyrone Community Centre Saturday, September 28th at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Tyrone Athletic Association. REGISTRATION -- Tonight, Wednesday, remember to register for the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club's Power and Figure Skating classes at the Bowmanville Arena. On Saturday, September 28th at 10 a.m. the club is holding their annual skate and equipment sale at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Mall. TOURNAMENT -- The 7th annual Newcastle Oldtimers Hockey Tournament will be hosted by Busters on Friday and Saturday, November 8th and 9th in Newcastle Arena. All proceeds to the Memorial Hospital Fund. COACH NEEDED -- The Oshawa Gemini Gymnastic Club needs a gymnastic coach. For details phone 623-5391. RINGETTE - Oshawa Ringette association will be conducting practices and tryouts at Harman Park Arena, Oshawa, on the dates listed. Don Cocker- ton will coach the petites, girls born in 1975 or later, Richard Anderson the tweens, girls born in 1973-74, and Walter Rohrer the juniors, girls born in 1971-72. Petites (born in 1975 or later) - Sept. 14, 8 a.m., Sept. 21, 8:30 a.m., Sept. 28, 9:30 a.m. Coach Don Cockerton 579-2454. Tweens (born in 1973-74) - Sept. 15,9:30 a.m. Coach Richard Anderson Anderson 723-7050. Juniors (born in 1971-72) - Sept. 15, 11 a.m., Sept. 22, 10:30 a.m., Sept. 29, 2:30 p.m. Coach Walter Rohrer 728-8695. REFEREES CLINIC - The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association House League Division will hold a clinic for persons wishing to referee in the House League at the Darlington Sports Centre on Sunday, September 29th. If you are interested, contact either Paul Gordon - 623-1078 or Joe Ken- nett - 623-3379 or 623-4188. After all the score cards had been handed in, Sheridan, Kelly Mathews, Horst Piekarski, Alex it was the Mulligans who captured first place in Liddell, Roger Kelloway, back row, Dave Bridge, the Bowmanville Country Club's Wednesday Dan Thajer, Russ Stackhouse, Chuck Rout, and Night League. The winning team members of the Lou Garam. Mulligans are, from left to right, front row, Bob PLAYERS WANTED 25 Years Old and Up Competitive, Non-contact HOCKEY League, LEAGUE STARTS OCT. 20/85 For more information call: Ron Shackelton 623-7327 Games Played: Bowmanville Arena Sunday Mornings The Men's Division of the Bowmanville Country Club finished its season with its annual Closing Day on Saturday. Using a system of handicaps and quota points, the winning team of Darryl Tuttin, Stan Niedwiedski, John Knelegan and Mike Kowal earned first place by one point over Rick James, A1 Cruess, Ted Campbell, and Gus Fogal. The winners are shown above being congratulated congratulated by organizers, left, Don Kram, and second from the left, Doug McCabe. The low individual score was recorded by Rick James who shot a four under par score of 68. TAUNTON POOLS and SPAS WOOD STOVE SALE DELUXE INSERTS NE'N" 24 KARAT GOLD PLATED DOOR AVAILABLE By I W.RGtt.S OF CANADA L TO. 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Bill Slack from Jon Cleiff and Scott Heard and finally Troy Foster from Kelly Balson and Gord Rogers. The Panthers got one back after five minutes of the second period only to have the Legion Ladies September 19,1985 High Single J. Murphy 314 High Triple J. Murphy 665 High Average J. Murphy 226. Team Standing* P. Connaghan 8, S, Roberts 8, J. Murphy 7, B. Hanc 5, R. Junkin 4, O. Etcher 4, J. Murphy 226, S. Roberts, 219, 13. Hanc 216, V. Euirey 213. P. Connaghan 206,. Eagles take a 4 to 2 lead at 8.03, Jeff Dawson scoring from Jamie Lever and Kelly Balson. The Panthers scored again-25 seconds later, Jon Cleiff scoring from Scott Heard and Pete Stamand. The second period ended with the Eagles holding a 5 to 2 lead. The Eagles ran into penalty problems in the third period and had closed to within one goal (5 to 4) after ten minutes of the third period but veteran Dayrell Rowe scored with five minutes left in the game, assisted by Chris Michelson (back from Pickering Jr. B) and Brian Heard. This took the steam out of the Panthers and assured the victory for the Eagles. Newcomers John Rowe (from last year's Juveniles) and Shawn Herwood (Oshawa) (Oshawa) played adequately in goal. The Eagles should have a team that will be competitive competitive in the eight team league, The Eagles travelled to Cobourg for their second exhibition exhibition game Monday, Sept. 23 then off to Port Hope for a third game Thursday, Sept. 26 and play Uxbridge Sunday, Sept. 29 at the local arena at Minor Soccer 7:30 p.m. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 290 Daaix Av„ • Delicious Food Reasonable Prices NOW OPEN Monthly - Thursday 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Friday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. SUNDAY BRUNCH II a.m. - 2 p.m. THURSDAY NIGHT Wings Night XI I Till ( IIK KI N WINGS YOl < XN I XI. Youth Bowling TYKES Registration is still open for children not 8 years of age (1978-80) as of December 31, 1985. Bowl on Saturdays at 1 p.m. BANTAMS Registration is still open for children not 12 years as of December 31, 1985 (1974-77). Bowl Saturdays at 8:45 a.m. JUNIORS Registration is still open for children not 15 years of age (1971-73) as of December 31, 1985. Bowl on Saturdays at 11 a.m. Team Standings Stacey 5, Farrow 4, Couch 4, Grant 3, Maynard 3, and Walkey 2. High Singles D. Grant 250, S. McMullen 216, E. Cook 214, J. Flint 195, A. Big Canoe 193, R. Mulder 193, C. Farrow 182, T. Hanc 182, and L. Floyd 182. High Triples D. Grant 667, S. McMullen 577, C. Farrow 513, E. Cook 513, J. Flint 512, R. Mulder 507, SENIORS Registration is still open for youth not 19 years of age (1967-70) as of December 31, 1985. Bowl on Thursdays at 4:30 p.m. The enrolment in our Senior Division is needed as we need our Lakeshore League bowlers and with low enrolment this brings down our entries in tournaments throughout the year. Please get out and register and bring along a friend. If time and date not convenient, let's get together and discuss other possiblities. For further information please contact Program Director, Joan Murphy at 623- 7397 from 4:30 p.m. until 6 p.m. during the week. Night Hawks High Single L. O'Brien 256 High Triple B. Swan 585 Team Standings L. O'Brieh " 7969 pins, 10 points; C. Castle 77,12 pins, 10 points; D. Sutcliffe 7614 pins, 7 points; D. Barrett 7616 pins, 4 points; T. Wright 7187 pins, 4 points; A. Burgess 7099 pins, 1 point. Games Over 200 D. Barrett 208, 208, K. Ovenden 225, C. Graham 214, D. Sutcliffe 231, P. Balson 219, B. Swan 200, L. O'Brien 256, V. Lloyd 213. Elect MAURICE PR0UT for Regional Council Bowmanville $4.95 s |i III t Insv ill! s Kits - I),| I im plaxN all Mini laxoilit (uni's ami mi vau plat I Ml X I X xxillt I IM 'I |> U- I,. «ïsestisaes asms iissass^ Call 623-3373 4k Highway 401 A Liberty St. S ftUcJvttan HOTEL Bowmanville Congratulations to the Hampton Hampton Squirts (7 and 8 years) Soccer Team on their super performance this summer! The team won 13 straight league games, to earn the League Championship. Continuing into the playoffs, Hampton first defeated Newcastle Newcastle 1-0 and 6-0; then defeated defeated Bowmanville Wolves 3- 0 and 3-0, to arrive at the championship game, played Saturday, September 14th at the Orono soccer fields: Bowmanville Beavers vs. Hampton. Hampton had several shots on the Bowmanville goal but were thwarted at every attempt by the excellent goal tending of the Bowmanville goalkeeper. Then, midway through the first half, Jason' Jackson scored Hampton's first goal on a well executed kick on a penalty shot. Hampton Hampton seemed spurred' on then and dominated the play for the rest of the game. Hampton's second goal came late in the 2nd half by Wesley Thompson. The game ended 2-0 in favour of Hampton. Following the game, the Hampton players were awarded awarded individual League Cham- Merry Makers Team Standings Huisman 4957 pinfall, 8 points; Junkin 5136 pinfall, 6 points; Etcher 4997 pinfall, 5 points; Smith 4671 pinfall, 3 points; Bullock 4684 pinfall, 2 points; Roberts 4561 pinfall, 0 points. High Single 293 Fern Bullock High Double 442 (149,293) Fern Bullock Top Averages R. Junkin 219, M. Huisman 209, E. Etcher 201, C. Roberts 199, G. Smith 192, F. Bullock 190. pionship trophies and Playoff Championship trophies. Needless Needless to say the parents were as elated as the children. Thank you to the Hampton coaches - Steve Jeffreys, Paul Jackman, Reg Harren - for the time and effort you devoted to the children this summer. Your interest and enthusiasm reaped excellent results - a team undefeated the entire season. TRIPLE F C. Vanniejenhuis 4, A. Van- dergaast 4, D. Vanabbema 4, A. Atkinson 4, N. Bakker 4, J. Rozema 3, G. Evers 3, A. Mulder 3, M. Rozema 3, P. Clasbergen 2, H. 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