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1 1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 9,1986 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Early Tuesday morning, Edward Pollard, 71 King St. W. Bowmanville, pulled a 6 lb., 3 oz. steelhead trout from a stream which he identified as "local". It was 24" long and caught on a spinner. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Jim Dunn went the distance on the mound for the 7-4 win of Bowmanville Electrons over Whitby. Catching was Tim Walton of Newcastle. Doug Crough also came up with his first homer of the season in the seventh inning. SLO PITCH TOURNAMENT -- A totally unique Slo Pitch Tournament and Houseboating Vacation Vacation will be held in Peterborough on September 11-14, sponsored by the CAN/AM Hockey Group and Moison Divisions Men's D,DD co-ed 21 years and above 33 years and above. The tournament package includes - Slo Pitch Tournament with 4 game minimum and 5-6 maximum. Games begin Thursday evening. All games played on excellent fields (rain or shine) within a 15 minute drive of the marine resort. Free admission to all games. 3 night house boat accommodations (Thursday through Saturday night) on the luxurious Three Buoys Houseboats. Welcome party pack with hot dogs, hamburgers, eggs, bacon, snacks and soda on each boat. Free use of jetskiing, waterskiing, power boat tubing, beach games on Activity Day. Women's aerobic classes and children's video pizza party. Video taping of games and playback at tournament central. Team Olympics participation in Long Ball Hitting Hitting Competition, Throwing Competition, Tug- A-War, Co-ed Volleyball, Canoe Race, Log Burling, Burling, and Horseshoe Tournament. Professional trainer on site to take care of all your needs. Rousing Western Finale Barbeque - complimentary complimentary cocktail hour - live entertainment, dancing, loads of fun. Championship gold, silver, and bronze medals for players on winning teams and team awards. A complimentary beer at tournament central after the game. A great way to end the Slo Pitch season ! WEDNESDAY FUN LEAGUE -- The Men's Wednesday Wednesday Night League held its annual fun night last Wednesday when golfers were required to play the Bowmanville golf course with only two clubs. Using only a five iron and a putter, Rick James led the field with a one over par 37. Len Dunsford recorded a net score of 37 to win the handicap division. Second place finishers were Chris Lee with a gross score of 40, and John Barbeau with a net 38. ARCHERY -- The Pineridge Archery Club held an open house from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday, July 6 at its club located north of Bowmanville. The 65-member club shoots year round and is inviting anyone interested in archery to attend the open house. For more information contact Mike Binns at 728-0425. SURPLUS -- Orono Arena still managed, with rising costs and a drop in revenue, to end the year with a surplus. According to Ray Dickson the board holds a $11,374.60 surplus plus an amount of $5,202.68 in bonds for a total surplus of $16,577.28 at the end of the year. At the end of 1984 the financial position of the arena was in a surplus position of over $18,000.00. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Une Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 t- CHAMPION -- Congratulations to Jacki Van Doleweerd, of Kirby, who placed first in the High Jump competition at the 1986, Canadian Junior Outdoor Track and Field Championship, held in New Brunswick on Saturday, June 28th. She cleared 1.74 m. She competed against others from all across Canada. Legion Pee Wees Win in St. Thomas »• Newcastle Lakers Make Win Column QUALIFY -- Listed below are the results of the qualifying rounds for the Ontario Ladies Senior Golf Tournament to be held at the Brantford Golf Club July 9-10th. Qualifying rounds were held at the Peterborough Golf Club. 'A' flight gross: 2. Sue Kessler, Oshawa, 88; Net: Joyce Cassells, Kedron Dells, 71. 'B' flight gross: 1. Beth Rowland, Kedron Dells, 91. Net: Doreen Davies, Kedron Dells, 71. 'C' flight gross: 2. Vivian Cowan, Bowmanville, 110; 3. Marion Starkoski, Kedron Dells, 112. Net: Joan Appleton, Bowmanville, 70. Skylight Donuts Win Bowmanville Br. 178 Legion Pee Wees who won the championship in St. Thomas. Team members are, Top Row, left to right - Larry Brown (C), Marty Burgess, Brent Bates, Darren Keates, Dana Barrett, Jason Kiely, Mike Flynn, Glenn Keates, coach Terry Donohue; bottom row - David Real, Mathew Doughty, Brendan Donohue, Glenn Wagg, Stephen Brown, Derek Kaufman. Absent - Adam Mohns and Martin d'Entremont. The Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees travelled to St. , Thomas the weekend of June 28,1986, for their Canada Day Tournament and came away with the championship medals. Bowmanville 5 St. Thomas 1 In the opening game against the host St. Thomas team, Bowmanville scored 5 runs in the second inning and played flawless defense in support of Brendan Donohue's 5 hit pitching to win. Glen Wagg had one hit and two R.B.I.'s, while Donohüe added a triple and 2 R.B.I.'s including the game winner. Singles also went to Darren Keates, Jason / Kiely, Stephen Brown, Dana Barrett and Marty Burgess - who also had an R.B.I. David Real made several outstanding outstanding catches in centre-field. Bowmanville 15 N.W.London 2 In the second game, the Bowmanville bats were booming as they rapped out 15 hits while Jason Kiely was pitching a masterful 1 hitter. Kiely also had a 2 for 3 day at the plate including a double and an R.B.I. Mathew Doughty got his bat untracked and stroked 2 hits, one a double; Mike Flynn and Glenn Keates each had 2 hits. Dana Barrett contributed 2 R.B.I.'s and Brendan Donohue had 4 on a triple to left-centre. Brent Gates made a great catch on an errant throw to first and hung on to the ball despite being knocked down by the runner. Kiely wins M.V.P. In the championship game, Bowmanville was pitted against a highly-rated Cambridge Cambridge team. Glen Wagg started the game and pitched superbly until arm trouble in the 3rd inning. It was the battle of the left-handers to that point. Bowmanville had built up a 3-1 lead in the 2nd when Marty Burgess walked and stole 2nd. Matt Doughty singled, moving Burgess to 3rd and then stole 2nd. Catcher Catcher Mike Flynn drove Burgess Burgess home with his first of two singles and he then stole 2nd. David Real walked to load the bases and Glenn Wagg walked to score Doughty and Donohue singled to score Flynn with what proved to be the winner. Jason Kiely came on in relief of Wagg in 3rd and pitched two and one third innings of baseball baseball before he had to give "way to Stephen Brown because, of the 27 outs in a day rule. ' a ' Brown was making his first appearance as a pitcher and told everyone he was so nervous nervous his knees were knocking but he didn't show it on the mound as he struck out 2 batters in 6th and weathered the 7th despite a serious threat by Cambridge to rally. With 2 out a double put the Cambridge Cambridge side back in the game but an intentional walk put the force on at 2nd and Mathew Doughty went deep in the hole to backhand a ground ball and step on 2nd to end the game. Earlier in the 5th, Kiely had walked and Derek Kaufman was brought in to run for him. Derek promptly stole 2nd, moved to 3rd on a ground ball and scored the insurance run on a passed iball. Final score Bowmanville 4 Cambridge 2. Jason Kiely was named the winner of the M.V.P. award. The team was to travel to London on the weekend for another tournament. Ladies' Ball Tourney Featuring 16 Teams This Weekend atTyrone Tyrone Community Centre and Tyrone Athletic Association Association are hosting their annual ladies' lobb ball tournament this Saturday, July 12 and Sunday, July 13. Sixteen ladies' teams are entered! Starting at 8 a.m., with 4 teams playing every one and one half hours. Last games on Saturday start at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday, the number of teams decmise.as each-loser leaves the tournament, but not Men's Diamond Ring ' X V SET IN 1 0KT WITH 0.3 CT. DIAMOND y from Hooper's Jewellers A great value at only $159.95 Hurry! Limited Offer! 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, RADIAI 781 AIL SEASON 296 Dean Ave„ the park. The playoffs for the four divisions begin with C and D being played at 3 p.m., theB division is at 4:30 and A champion's champion's game is 6 p.m. Trophies, prize money and MVP awards are given out to teams and individuals at 7:30, inside the Community Centre. Teams participating are from Kendal, Uxbridge, Whitby, Ajax-Pickering, Enniskillen, Hampton, Oshawa and the newly formed Tyrone ladies' team is once again appearing at our tournament. tournament. We promise good fun, good food, and good ball for all who wish to bring their lawn chairs to Tyrone on Saturday and Sunday. Our biggest compliment compliment is the good sportsmanship sportsmanship that prevails at our tournaments. By Bud Finning The Newcastle Lakers finally did it, they broke into the win column on Sunday night at Bishop Cross Park in Markham, as they defeated the Markham Ball Club 13 to 7, in an Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball League game. Tim Jenkins pitched a very good game for the Lakers and was the winning pitcher, working working eight innings, with Jeff Edmundson coming in to finish out the game in the ninth inning. The game was very close for four innings, with the Lakers having a big inning in the fifth, to go ahead 12 to 5 and finally ending up winning 13 to 7. The Newcastle Lakers worked well as a unit and deserved to win through hard work. Mark Luxton, Laker Third Baseman led the Lakers hitting with five hits at six times at bat, plus playing a very good defensive game, Other Laker standouts were, Scott Michelson who was outstanding outstanding behind the plate, the Farrow brothers, Allan and Ken, at second and short, along with Craig Hornby, Doug Rickard and Jeff Edmundson. Lawrence Scabow started for the Markham Club and was relieved by Paul Single- ton in the sixth inning. As Manager, Leo Kelly said after the game, he was not too far out on forecasting three wins over the weekend, however, however, he said we managed to win one and almost two others. The Newcastle Lakers and the powerful Oshawa Legionaires squared off at Kinsman Stadium in Oshawa on Saturday evening with Legionaires coming through with a 13 to 8 win over the Lakers, in an East Ontario Senior BaseballLeague game. The Oshawa Club led 5 to 3 at the end of the fifth inning, with the Lakers loading the bases in the top of the sixth inning, only to leave the runners runners stranded. The Oshawa Legionaires had a big inning in the bottom of the sixth inning when they scored seven runs on six hits. Dan McMullen started on the hill for the Lakers with John Robinson taking over in the big sixth inning. The winning pitcher was Steve Collins of the Legionaires and he was relieved by Mike Noonan at the start of the seventh inning. The big guns for the winners were, Tony Jones, Duke Cawker, Larry Healy and Brad Sutherland. As always, Allan Farrow, the Laker catcher, was a standout in a losing cause, both at bat and behind the plate. Other Laker standouts were Craig Hornby, John Robinson and Doug Rickard. The Newcastle Lakers lost a heart breaker to the Little Britain Ball Club 8 to 6 in an Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball Baseball League game played at Newcastle Village Park on Sunday afternoon. Little Britain took a four run lead early in the game, however, the Lakers finally whittled it Summer Special July and Auqusl Car Wash AND DRY Only $n 00 Reg. $3.50 SAVE $1.50 Car Wash Centre Base Line Rd and Waveriey No Coupons Valid on Discount Price ^Jhcinlt tjoul to the following companies for their contributions to the bowmanville Chamber of (Commerce Golf our name nt down to a four all tie and then went ahead 6 to 4 on a home run by third baseman Mark Luxton. The Little Britain team fought back and scored four runs in the top of the seventh inning on a couple of Laker fielding errors. Jim Stacey •went the distance for the Lakers. Geoff Field started for the winners and was relieved by Don Brown in the last of the seventh inning. It was a hard fought game right through to the final out of the ninth inning and once again the Lakers left a number of base runners stranded in the last three innings. Standouts for the Lakers were Ken Gilmer, who was excellent behind the plate, along with Mark Luxton, Tim Jenkins, Dan McMullen, Allan Farrow and Ken Farrow. Little Britain standouts were Don Brown, Scott Worsley and Terry Jenkins. Next home game for the Lakers is Sunday, July 13th, at 1:00 p.m. with Ajax coming to town. Soccer Results Tyke Division Tyrone 3 vs. Durham Bldg. Supp. Ravens 5. Newcastle 2 vs, Durham Bldg. Supp. Hawks 12. Squirts Division Checkers Variety Wolves 2 vs. Tyrone 2. Darlington Wood Prod. Beavers 0 vs. Newcastle II 1. Mosquitos Division Stings 4 vs. Port Perry 3. Spartens 7 vs. Orono II 2. On Friday, July 4, Skylight Donuts, Pee Wee - Bantam team beat Charlie's V-Plus by a score of 7-0, after a 4-inning rain delayed game. In the first inning, Skylight scored 5 times as a result of a single each for Dean Baum- hauer and Ian Aida. Their wait on bases was short, the next batter, Jason Vacheresse came up with a home run. Before the fans were done cheering, John-Paul Duczmalewski came through with another homer. Following Following a bunt single by Jason Derrick, Shaun Baumhauer brought him home. Brad Vacheresse also hit a double but was left on base. In the V-Plus half of the inning, Ian Aida made a single-handed double play on third, after a strike-out, to retire the side. Solina 3 vs. Wallace Auto Supp. Dynamos 3. Orono I 2 vs. Hampton 8. Pee Wee Division Rowdies 3 vs. Newcastle 3. Port Perry 7 vs. Orono 1. The second inning saw Dean, Ian and Jason V. combine combine for another 2 runs. V-Plus loaded the bases during their half, but the Skylight defensive defensive staff came through and retired the side with no runs scored. This was to occur again in the third. No runs were scored by either team in the rain delayed 4th. Jason Vacheresse was the winning pitcher with 7 strikeouts strikeouts while John-Paul Duczmalewski Duczmalewski played a solid game behind the plate. 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