< 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 27,1987 | sport- talk 623-im FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago--A fairly reliable report has come in to the effect that Hen Nicks already has a new golf course underway on the farm formerly owned by Everton White, on the 5th Concession. It will be called "Erinli" with plans for a spring opening with 18 holes, a clubhouse and large swimming pool. FLASHBACK--10 Years Ago -- What this town needs is a good skateboarding hill, according to a group of 50 youngsters who converged last Monday on the Bowmanville Bowmanville Town Hall. Spokesman for the group was James Johnstone from the Waverley Gardens area. Recreation Director Bud Fanning was authorized to check out the idea for Bowmanville. mm Darlington Soccer League Ontario Street and Central Tie for Ball Hockey Honors SWIMMING MASTERS -- The Masters Swimming Championships were held May 8,9,10 in Etobicoke, attracting attracting 129 teams and 829 participants who ranged in age from 29 to 84. The Newcastle Aquatic Club sent a contingent of three swimmers -- Carol Gonder, Harold Anfossi and Adrian Deman. The three acquitted themselves themselves well. Gonder placed third in the 200M individual medley, fourth in the 100M I.M., fourth in the 50M butterfly, butterfly, and eighth in both the 50 and 100M backstroke. Harold Anfossi placed first in the 200M breaststroke, second in the 50M breaststroke, and fourth in the 100 and 200M freestyle as well as the 100M backstroke. Deman placed third in the 200M freestyle, fourth in the 100M freestyle and 12th in the 50M freestyle. The top three competitors in each event won a Casey award. That's roughly equivalent to an Oscar among master swimmers. SPEAKING OF SWIMMING -- The Town of Cobourg challenged the Town of Newcastle Aquatic Staff to a mini-participaction swim across Lake Ontario, for the fourth annual Canadian Participaction Challenge. Of course, the aquatic staff will not be literally on Lake Ontario. However, they will swim (in relays) a distance equivalent to the width of the lake. That's 2060 lengths of a 25 metre pool. The event begins May 27 at 7:30 a.m. at the Newcastle Pool, and goes to 10:30 p.m. TRACK MEET -- The Darlington Schools' Track Meet will be held at M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School on Monday, June 15, 1987. The date will be rescheduled for Wednesday, June 17, should it rain. After a long and hard-fought season, the junior boys' ball hockey teams from Ontario Street School and Bowmanville Central Public School finished their seasons in a first-place tie. In the spirit of good sportsmanship, they asked to be photographed as co-winners of the Junior Boys' Ball Hockey Trophy. Front row, from left to right: Andrew Lang, Travis Laughlin, Greg McMurter, Brock MacArthur, David James, David Hillier, Ian Theriault, Andrew Per kins, Trevor McDonald, Jason Wichman and Kevin Ballantine. Back Row: Central Coach Mr. Dale St. John, Jeremy Allin, Corey Scott, Joey Bate, Warren Bate, Jason Mothersill, Wade Putnam (Central captain), captain), Steven deBlois (Ontario Street captain), Darrel Sewell, Jamie Davidson, Richard Bateman, Jason Terry, Tim Hallowell, Michael Broderick and Ontario Ontario Street Coach Mr. Jean Marchand. PLAY BALL! -- The Bowmanville Junior C Mixed Slowpitch Tournament gets underway at Memorial Park, June 27, and 28. There are three levels of competition, competition, A,B, and CD. Winning teams each receive cash prizes, as do the losing teams from A and B divisions. Each team is guaranteed three games and the ratio of women to men per team must be equal. To enter a team, contact David Snowdon at 623-7370 or Jim Murphy Murphy at 623-7397. Entry fees must be paid by June 12. Orioles Take Wing With Three Victories JUDO KUDOS -- to Leo Haunsberger of Bowmanville. Mr. Haunsberger was given the Citizen of the Year (Sports) Award and the Service Award for Sports by the Town of Newcastle, May 26. Mr. Haunsberger, a former teacher at Courtice Secondary School, holds a Fifth Degree black belt in judo, and has coached the Canadian Judo team in both the 1972 and 1984 Olympic Games, and other international events. He has held the posts of President of the Ontario Judo Federation, the Canadian Judo Federation and the North American Judo Federation. Today (Wednesday, May 27) Mr. Haunsberger will be formally inducted into the Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame, where his picture will hang beside those of former inductees including Bobby Orr, Eddie Westfall and many other well-known Oshawa sports persons. SUMMER DAY CAMP -- The YWCA will be once again offering a number of local summer camps for the youngsters this year. There will be a junior and senior camp at the Bowmanville Senior Public School commencing July 27. And commencing July 6 there will be a junior and senior camp at the Orono Park. A preschool camp for girls and boys aged three to five years will be offered at the Vincent Massey School commencing July 6. The program includes activities such as crafts, games, water play, sports, excursions, and many other adventures. Call the YWCA 623-3664 for further information. And don't forget that the YWCA offers year-round programs for all ages. SOLINA HOSTS TOURNAMENT -- Two major slow pitch tournaments are in the planning stages at the Solina Community Park. On June 20 and 21, there will be a Men's invitational. And on July 18 and 19 there will be a mixed invitational tournament. For further information, call 263-2066. KITE FLYING -- It's not exactly the sort of event you'll see on Wide World of Sports. But it's a very popular pastime all the same. This Saturday, the Optimist Optimist Club of Bowmanville will give the sport an added boost with their third annual Kite Rodeo. The event takes place between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Waverley Park. Children age 5 to 12 are welcome and upwards of 300 kites will be available for the youngsters along with drinks and hot dogs. (Adults may also attend.) The Cowan Pontiac - L & L Tool Junior Orioles began the E.O.B.A. Junior League last week with three impressive wins against one loss. The Orioles now hold down first place with Whitby. The Orioles started off the season on May 16 in Little Britain and came home with a 6 -1 win. Troy Foster started on the mound for Bowmanville and pitched very well for his first win of the season. Collecting Collecting hits for Bowmanville were Kevin Smith, Scott Webster, Scott Veals and Phil Bird. The Cowan Pontiac offensive offensive star of the game was Phil Bird who was 2 for 3 with a walk and double. Honourable mention goes to Scott Webster who was 2 for 4 with a double. The L & L Tool defensive star of the game was Troy Foster who struck out 13 batters in seven innings. The Orioles travelled to Whitby on May 20 and were handed their only loss of the season by a score of 7 - 5. The Orioles got things together early as they scored four runs in the first inning, thanks to hits by Eddy Bird, Kevin Smith and a line drive off of the fence by Chris Michelson. The Orioles would have won the game if it had not been for some sloppy errors in the third and fourth innings. Chris Michelson started on the mound and then gave way to Troy Foster. Collecting hits for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Eddy Bird, Kevin Smith, Chris Michelson and Steve Coverly. The Cowan Pontiac offensive offensive star of the game was Chris Michelson who went 2 for 4 with two doubles. The L & L Tool defensive star of the game was Ed Bird who again played a flawless first base. On Saturday night, May 23, the Orioles concluded their road trip and put on quite a show against Stouffville, beating the home team 28 - 2. The clearly superior Orioles collected 16 hits highlighted by a long home run by Phil Bird. Collecting hits for the Orioles were Kevin Smith, Chuck Nash who was 3 for 5 with a triple and two doubles, Chris Michelson, Mike Gallant, Phil Bird, Dan Annis, Brit Schutenect and Steve Coverly. The Cowan Pontiac offensive offensive star of the game was all ot the Orioles who pounded the Stouffville pitching staff. - The L & L Tool defensive star of the game was Mike Gallant who threw a five inning no-hitter and struck out eight batters. Way to go Mike ! On Sunday, May 24, the Bowmanville Orioles played their first home game and beat Port Hope 3 - 2. The Orioles opened up the scoring in the second inning when John Mutton blasted a home run into the trees in left ' centre. The Orioles picked up another run in the fourth inning when Mike Knight drove in Phil Bird with a sharp single to left. Bowmanville did not score again until the eighth when Chris Michelson drove in Troy Foster for the game winning R.B.I. Collecting hits for Bowmanville Bowmanville were David Fairey, Mike Knight, Chris Michelson and John Mutton. The Cowan Pontiac offensive offensive star of the game was John Mutton who hit a single, home run and also had a walk. Honourable mention goes to Chris Michelson who came through with a clutch single. The L & L Tool defensive star of the game was Troy Foster wh6- picked up his second win 1 'of the season allowing 'only six hits and striking out nine batters in nine innings. Honourable mention goes to Phil Bird and David Fairey who played excellent at short-stop and second. The Orioles next home game is Thursday, May 28 at 6:00 p.m. The Orioles are at home every Sunday at 1:00 p.m. so come down and see the number one ranked Junior team in Eastern Ontario. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, RADIAI 781 All SEASON 298 D--n Aw„ For well over a hundred years soccer has been an important pastime for the young men of Darlington Twp. The Darlington League has survived both wars and a depression, and although it has been a way of life outside of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, it has never been able to succeed within the town itself. Even with the town's obvious lack of facilities, it has had excellent success with its minor program, but young men have no future in the game after junior age. In the opening night of action action in the 1987 season Salem were hosted by last year's league runners-up, Solina. The Solina team, playing with a strong wind to their backs, ran up a two goal lead on goals by Kevin Werry and Dave Adams. In the second half, Darryl Knox scored from an almost impossible angle to stretch Solina's lead to three goals. Although Salem more than held their own in the second second half they could do nothing nothing to change the score. In the second game of the evening, Hampton played at Orono. Dan Seaton gave Hampton a first half lead but three straight goals from Gary Schnid, Jeff Van Haverbeke and Dave Zoel- man shot Orono into a 3-1 first half lead. Hampton fought back in the second half, scoring twice with markers by Kevin Wilbur and Geoff Taggart to earn the tie. On Monday evening, the Flying Dutchman pulled off a big upset when they dropped dropped visiting Courtice 3-1 at Clarke High School. Tood Wilbur, Martin Feddema and Ray Feddema collected goals for the Dutchmen while Paul Raymont tallied for Courtice. The final game of the week had last year's league champs, Tyrone, defeat Zion by a 3-0 score. Last year's scoring leader Paul Strong paced Tyrone with two goals while Don Burnsma picked up the single. The Darlington Soccer League would very much like to thank Mr. Den Thompsett from C. and J. Services for very kindly sponsoring our 1987 Schedule. It was very much appreciated. Week two of the Darlington Soccer League action began on Wednesday night with three games. In the first game Solina played at Zion, with the home team coming up on the wrong end of a lopsided 6 - 0 score. Boyd Knox led the Solina effort with four goals, while brother Jeff Knox and Wayne Yellowlees collected the singles. In Tyrone, the home team had little trouble with Salern in another 6 - 0 game. Paul Strong collected two goals with singles going to Dale Vivian, Todd Bowers, Chris de Rossi and Don Boersma. In the third game of the night, Orono and the Flying Dutchmen battled to a scoreless scoreless draw. In Saturday night's action, Salem played in- 53on, and although Zion came up with their strongest effort of this young season, it wasn't quite enough as Salem edged Zion 3 - 2. Salem had two goals from Willard Tendam with Dale McGill getting the single. Zion goals came from Vic Dinis and Ed Mathews. In other games Solina edged Tyrone 2 - 1 with goals from Kevin Werry and Darryl Knox, while Todd Bowers scored from the penalty spot for Tyrone. The final game had Courtice double the score 4 - 2 over Hampton. No further information information is available on this game, as it was not reported. Future Games: Wednesday, May 27 - Flying Dutchmen at Solina, Zion at Hampton. Saturday, May 30 - Hampton at Tyrone, Solina at Courtice. Monday, June 1 - Tyrone at Flying Dutchman, Zion at Hampton. Darlington Oldtimers. Play Next Game May 31st Opening season action began locally on Sunday morning in the Pickering Oldtimer's Soccer League as the Darlington Club hosted Oshawa Italia at the Darlington Sports Centre. The Darlington team started started off aggressively in the first half, scoring three goals from Archie Courtice, Simon Van de Grootevheen and Geoff Taggart. In the second half, Darlington Darlington continued to dominate Oshawa with Geoff Taggart scoring at only 25 seconds. Archie Courtice collected his second goal of the match with a penalty shot and Geoff Taggart closed the scoring with his third goal in the contest, for a 6 - 0 win. Dave Taylor performed a strong game in goal for Darlington in collecting a well earned shutout. shutout. The Darlington Oldtimers play their next match on Sunday, May 31 at Darlington Arena when they host West Rouge. Kick off is 10:00 a.m. tKeVin lAngan "Drop by and see me today!" 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