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i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 1, 1988 sport-tolk us-tm FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- At a banquet on Saturday held at Memorial Park, the top Goodyear. Bowling Team consisting of Vern Connors, Stu Carson, Russ Hately, Jack Bond, Alan Wray, Jim Murphy and Winnie Vanstone were presented with the Bob Noble Trophy. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Next Wednesday, the Newcastle Big Brothers Association will run from the outskirts of Oshawa to Welcome as part of the national national organization's cross Canada run. Last Wednesday, Wednesday, Lionel Parker chaired a meeting to organize the run at which Silvia Ruegger and Noreen Wren modelled modelled the T-shirts the runners will be wearing. HALL OF FAMERS -- Recent inductees into the Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame include: jockey Sandy Hawley, skater Anna Forder-McLaughlin, and hockey coach Mike Keenan. The late Bob Andrews and the late Ivan Richards were also inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday evening, May 25. MOOSE HUNTERS OBJECT -- The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has vehemently opposed the very short notice given to hunters about a one-week delay in the opening of the 1988 moose hunting season. The Federation noted that many moose hunters had already booked vacation times and applied for validation validation tags based on previous opening dates of some time around October 2. DRAFTED BY JR. A TEAMS -- Two members of the Bowmanville Midget Toros have been drafted by the DHL. Defenceman Dean Baumhauer and centre Shane Armstrong were picked for the OHL. Shane was chosen chosen by the Oshawa Generals and Dean was the choice of the Guelph Platers. Both 16-year-olds have come up through the ranks of the Bowmanville minor hockey system. JUNIOR C BASEBALL TOURNAMENT -- On June 25 and 26 and also on August 20 and 21, the Bowmanville Junior C Eagles will sponsor slow pitch tournaments at Memorial Park to raise funds for Skate '88. There's room for 16 teams in each of these events and contestants contestants are needed for the upcoming competition. If you're interested in entering a team, call Pat Marshall at 623-7069 or Glen MacDonald at 987-4806 or Ron Clemens Clemens (263-8465). LOSSA BASEBALL WINNERS -- The Bowmanville High School Redmen have captured the LOSSA baseball championship. The team defeated Eastdale Eagles 7-4 to win the title on last week. They now advance to the next level of play June 11. Should they do well in that game, they could eventually play in the Ontario championships at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto this August. ay, ' at Flying Dutchman, Tyrone at Hampton, Orono at Zion. Wednesday, June 22 - Tyrone Tyrone at Courtice, Solina at jOrono, Salem at Hampton. Saturday, June 25 - Courtice Courtice at Solina, Salem at Orono, Orono, Flying Dutchman at Zion. Monday, June 27 - Hampton at Solina, Flying Dutchman atSalem. Wednesday, June 29 - Zion at Courtice, Orono at Tyrone. July Dominion Holiday Weekend Weekend Wednesday, July 6 - Courtice at Flying Dutchman, Dutchman, Hampton at Orono, Salem Salem at Solina. Saturday, July 9 - All STAR GAME AT TYRONE - Tyrone vs. All Stars. Monday, July 11 - Zion at' Tyrone, Orono at Flying Dutchman. Wednesday, July 13 - Coutice at Hampton, Salem at Tyrone. Saturday, July 16 - Zion at Solina, Courtice at Orono. Monday, July 18 - Flying Dutchman at Hampton. Tv- PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS 4 DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD 4 MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS * T nossiAw WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD.N. OSHAWA üîiAjBt FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing In Unlbody, Front Wheel Drive • Superior Collision Repair • Expert Rethilshlng • Clear Coat Available . n • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanville 623-6353 Plenty of Activity During Participaction Day New Season for Bowmanville Bantam Orioles COURTICE AREA TRACK MEET -- Elementary schools in the Darlington area will be holding their track meet at the M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School on Wednesday, June 16. In the event of rain, the competition competition will occur oi) June 17. Award ceremonies will take place at approximately three p.m. These are the Legion sponsored Bowmanville Bantam Orioles who were in action at Soper Creek on Sunday afternoon against a strong squad from Oshawa Legionaires, which didn't add up to a win for the local lads. Orioles team members include, left to right, front row, Leigh MacArthur, Adam Al ehin, Brendan Donohue, Steven Brown, Andy Krummenacher; back row, Asst. Coach Don MacArthur, MacArthur, Steve DeSmedt, John Galliot, Steve Berti, Jason Kiely, Jeremy Woodcock, Jeff McFeeters, Chris Smith, Manager Larry Brown, Coach Doug McFeeters; McFeeters; absent, Marty Burgess and Adam Mohns. New Look for Cowan Pontiac Soccer Team SPORTS DAY -- Don't forget that this Saturday is the Memorial Hospital Sports Day. The bed race down Simpson Ave. should be a real crowd-pleaser. It starts at nine a.m. Saturday, June 4. The finish line is Soper Creek Park. Then, the action moves to Memorial Park where there will be baseball games, dunk tanks, and' more fun. It's all part of the Memorial hospital 75th anniversary festivities which arè continuing throughout throughout the year. THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN -- The Town of Newcastle Newcastle lost its crown as Durham's fittest municipality last week. We narrowly lost to Ajax in the Participaction Participaction Challenge held Wednesday, May 25. Nevertheless, over 16,000 people were recorded as having done their 15 minutes of physical activity. The loss means that Newcastle will have to fly Ajax's flag from the municipal municipal flagpole. Oh well, there's always next vear! Soccer Schedule rone at Solina. Wednesday, July 20 - Zion at Orono, Salem at Courtice. The "new look" Cowan Pontiac Junior team of the Darlington Youth Soccer Club has been preparing for the 1988 season since Easter weekend. Due to the lack of a competitive league in the under-17 age category in Durham Region, the team will play in the Scarborough-North Scarborough-North League against teams from Newmarket, Newmarket, Scarborough and Richmond Hill. The junior soccer team is looking forward to tournaments in Ottawa, Ottawa, Brantford, London and Woodbridge as well as the Ontario Cup finals. The front row, left to right, are; Kevin Mills, Derek Volling, Jamie Martin, Dayne Lycett, Steve Hills, Adam Carter, Carmine Capelli and Scott Hawthorn. Back row, left to right: Manager Wolf Geiger, George Bryant, Brad Rickard, Rickard, Mike Peel, Lance Halaka, Lonny Gibson, Mike Ruthard, Treffor Davies, Ken Davies, Doug Gim- blett, and coach Werner Ruthard. Saturday, July 23 - Flying Dutchman at Solina, Hampton Hampton at Tyrone, Zion at Salem. Monday, July 25 - Tyrone at Flying Dutchman, Solina at Courtice. Wednesday, July 27 - Orono at Salem, Hampton at Zion. CIVIC HOLIDAY August Monday, August 1 - Tyrone Tyrone at Courtice, Zion at Flying Flying Dutchman, Hampton at Salem. Wednesday, August 3 - Salem at Flying Dutchman, Courtice at Zion, Orono at Solina. Saturday, August 6 - Solina Solina at Hampton, Tyrone at Orono. PLAYOFFS 1-3 Get Bye 4-6 Round RobinPlay - Winner, plays team 1 2 vs. 3. LEAGUE DANCE AND AWARDS NIGHT Saturday, September 17, 1988 - Baseline Community Centre 8:00 p.m. Golden Age Bowlers Receive Championship Trophy This team of bowlers was awarded the champion- Henderson, Vi Osborne, and Llew Tomlinson (cap- ship trophy in the 1988 Golden Age Bowling Banquet tain). Team member Agnes Sheehan was absent, held on Friday evening, May 27. The group consists The annual banquet took place at the Bowmanville of (from left): Jake Middleton, Nancy Mather, John Lions Centre. Lawn Bowlers Begin New Season at Queen Street Club The Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club opened its season on Saturday, May 28. Some of the bowlers are pictured hero as they join in a "spider" competition to test their marksmanship. Approximately 30 bowlers were present for the opening and they'll be back on Participaction brought mother and daughter swimming duo Anita (mom) and Brigetta Balling to the Bowmanville Fitness Centre pool last Wednesday. The pair flipped and thrashed their way to fitness in honor of Participaction day. Little Brigetta's no slouch the rest of the year, though. The little girl regularly swims at the public swimming pool. Cowan Jr. Soccer Team Grabs Season Opener By W. Ruthard The Cowan Pontiac Junior Junior All Star soccer team opened their 1988 season with a hard fought 3-2 win over their "Malvern" oppo-. nents from Scarborough. ■ The Bowmanville squad wasted no time getting on the scoreboard by taking advantage advantage of the disorganized start by the Malvern team. After several good scoring chances during the opening minutes, Derek Volling finally finally opened the scoring with a well placed shot into the top left corner, following a rebound rebound from a hard drive by Scott Hanthorn. Soccer Report by Jim Potter With the 1988 season of the Darlington Soccer League having completed its first month of the schedule, it appears that the defending League Champions from Tyrone, are beginning to separate themselves from the rest of the league. In fact from the five-games that Tyrone Tyrone have played, they have only lost one point, that coming coming from a tie with Flying Dutchmen on Saturday, night. Second place Hampton have six points, from five games ana seem to be the only club that could give the Tyrone lads a run up to this point of the season. Currently tied in third place, are three clubs Courtice, Courtice, Solina and Flying Dutchmen at four points each, while Zion follows with three points, one ahead of Orono at two points and Salem, Salem, at one point from three games. Balance of Schedule June Wednesday, June 1 - Zion at Flying Dutchman, Hampton Hampton at Solina, Orono at Salem. Salem. Saturday, June 4 - Hampton Hampton at Salem, Flying Dutchman Dutchman at Courtice. Monday, June 6 - Orono at Tyrone, Zion at Courtice, Solina at Salem. Wednesday, June 8 - Orono Orono at Hampton, Salem at Courtice. Saturday, June 11 - Tyrone Tyrone at Zion, Hampton at Courtice, Flying Dutchman at Orono. Monday, June 13 - Tyrone Tyrone at Salem, Solina at Zion, Hampton at Flying Dutchman. Dutchman. Wednesday, June 15 - Salem Salem at Zion, Orono at Courtice, Courtice, Flying Dutchman at Tyrone, Tyrone, Saturday, June 18 - Solina at Tyrone, Courtice at Salem, Zion at Hampton. With a 1-0 lead early in the game, the home team settled down to some nice passing play, which produced produced several more good scoring chances and left their opponents struggling in their defensive zone. Under this constant pressure it was only a matter of time before Bowmanville enlarged their leàd to 2-0 in the 21st minute thanks to a hard drive by Brad Rickard from well outside outside the penalty area, which left the otherwise strong Malvern keeper watching helplessly. The Scarborough boys finally got their first good scoring chance of the game in the 39th minute, but their striker, under pressure by Mike Peel and George Bryant, missed by only inches. inches. However, this play just before halftime seemed to give the Malvern team the lift they needed to raise their game. From the opening whistle of the second half, it became very obvious that Malvern was not about to give up without a fight. Their persistent persistent and hard work, combined combined with a now rather laid back style of play and several several defensive lapses by thei Bowmanville side, allowed them to narrow, the score to 2-1 in the 55th minute and eventually tie it 15 minutes later. However, with what seemed to be a sure victory fast slipping away, the Cowan Cowan Pontiacs showed some great determination of their own and started to turn the game around again with the help of some tireless work by their midfielders Kevin Mills, Mike Ruthard. Carmine Carmine Cupelli and Brad Rickard. Rickard. This, combined with some great rushes by Ken Davies and George Bryant on defence, resulted in the well deserved winning goal in the 76th minute. Again it was Derek, who, after a well executed pass bv Ken, calmly calmly placed the ball past the on- rushing Malvern goalie just inside the goalpost. 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