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t 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 6,1988 | sport-talk in-sm FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- A Golf Club Stag is being planned by members of the Bowmanvillc Country Club to be held at the Lions Centre, with a main prize of $200 and funds will be used to purchase more furniture furniture for the lounge. Manager Les Smale, Bill Lyle and hard working helpers are receiving many compliments on the condition of the golf course. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Kevin Dillon placed first in the senior boys' 1500 metre race with a time of 3.54.1 at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associationstrack and field meet held at Queen's University, Richardson Stadium, last Friday. HOCKEY PLAYERS NEEDED -- The manager of Team Western, an adult hockey team based in Winnipeg, is looking for players to participate in a recreational tour of Europe this season. The organizers are looking for interested players (regardless of ability) to sign up for a trip which includes visits to a variety of countries and competition against Europeans. Each player is responsible responsible for their own travel expenses while the club provides uniforms, jackets, duffel bags, and makes all the travel arrangements. The roster is filled on a first- come first-served basis. For further information, call Dave Springett at (204) 632-1521. BMX DEMONSTRATION -- The Oshawa Centre will be the scene of a performance by the "Team Masters" BMX Freestyle Team which is commencing its second nvyor tour in Ontario this month. Shows take place Thursday, July 14, at noon, 3 p.m. and six p.m. as well as Friday, July 15, at noon, 3 p.m. and six p.m. COBOURG'S POST RUN -- The annual 10 kilometre and 5 kilometre runs sponsored by General Foods and held in Cobourg are just over a month away. The competition takes place on August 20. There are a number of categories depending on age and gender plus an "open" competition. There's also a category for wheelchair athletes. Registration takes place on the day of the run from seven a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at Victoria Park. ARENA PROGRESS -- The Bowmanvillc Arena is apparently apparently proceeding on schedule towards a mid-October mid-October opening date. At the moment, one of the nuÿor activities at the site is the pouring of the concrete floor for the ice surface. The seating area is already visible on the west side of the building. 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Telephone 623-2312 Open Thurs. and Fri. til 9 p.m. "Bowmanvine's Complete Electronics Store" sPtMTs Aquatic Club Completes Another Successful Season Senior Public School Wins Track Award TURUL TEAM MEMBERS FROM TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE -- The Oshawa Turul Soccer Club advanced to the finals in the Robbie Soccer Tournament held during the weekend in Toronto. Unfortunately, they lost Monday Monday evening to Woodbridge 5-2 in the final game for the "Under 16" category. Two Town of Newcastle athletes playing on the Tur,ul team are Chris Vanhaverbeke and Andrew Kamodv. ____ GOLF TOURNAMENT IN NEWCASTLE -- The Members' Members' Junior Open took place June 30 at the Newcastle Golf Course. Three age groups were represented and the following are the winners from each of these groups: 16 to 18- Peter Jandron (83); 14 and 15 - Treffor Davies (94); and 13 and under - Philip Cunningham (104). Tony Meredith, who shot an 80, had the overall low gross score. Awards for longest drives on the fifth hole went to Tony Meredith (16 to 18), Jason Carroll (14 and 15) and Leigh MacArthur (13 and under). The awards for the shot closest to the pin on the second hole went to Will McGarvey (16 to 18), Treffor Davies (14 and 15) and Scott Hentig (13 and under). Bowmanville Senior Public School took home the top honors from this year's senior public school track and field meet. The day was filled with award winning winning performances that showed off all the training and hard work of the students involved. Jeff Good and Faye Logan, both students at BSPS, picked up the trophy for the winning school. ' * The Newcastle Aquatic Club has completed its second second successful season. A number of the members of the club are shown above during the group's awards banquet held on Sunday, June 19. A complete list of the club members is as follows: Tara Arnott, Tracy Amott, Adam Bradley, Dean Bradley, Teri Cota, David David James, Mike James, Jennifer Kelly, Lindsey Strong Win for Cowan Junior Soccer Team by W. Ruthard The Cowan Pontiac Junior Junior Soccer Team travelled to Scarborough on June 28th to face off with Malvern and was able to return home with another convincing victory. victory. A hard and bumpy playing playing surface, combined with the strong wind and blinding sun against them, hindered ball control somewhat, but the Cowan Pontiacs still managed to put together a number of nice plays during the first half. As in the previous previous encounter between these two teams, the Darlington club forced the pace from the first whistle to take advantage advantage of a disorganized start by the home team. With the match just nine minutes old, Kevin Mills, who had another strong performance performance for the evening, put the visitors up 1:0 with a 20 yard curveball just under the crossbar, following a one touch set up by Ken Davies and Brad Rickard. With this early confidence builder the Darlington attackers kept Ê ushing forward, led by lerek Volling and Steven Mills, while the midfield of Carmine Cupelli, Brad Rickard, Rickard, Kevin Mills and Mike Ruthard caused numerous turnovers with their close marking and provided a strong second line offensive thrust, thanks to some nice piercing passes and long distance distance shooting. Just as it seemed the visitors would have to contend themselves with a, under the circumstances, circumstances, rather meagre one goal lead at halftime, Derek Volling struck in the 44th minute with a well placed shot into the far corner, finishing finishing off a quick paced set up by Steven and Kevin Right from the start of the second half, the Cowan Pontiac Pontiac defence of Jonathan Goad, Lance Haluka, George Bryant and Treffor Davies, supported by Ken Davies in the Sweeper role, made it very clear that they were not going to give the quick Malvern Malvern forwards any more room to maneuver than in the first 45 minutes and effectively effectively suffocated any attempts attempts on their part to come even close to scoring. Continued Continued hard work by all team members kept most of the play in the Malvern defensive defensive end and it was only a matter of time before this was going to be reflected on the scoreboard. Finally, in the 61st minute, Ken Davies used his heading skills to convert a corner kick, only to have the goal disallowed for "Trying Too Hnrd"(7). But in the 70th minute justice was done, when Ken put away a penalty shot after the Malvern Malvern keeper made the initial save. Overall, this was another well deserved win for a hard working team and the second second consecutive shutout for the goaltending duo of Adam Carter and Jamie Martin, who had a relatively quiet night, but came up with the saves when called upon. Congratulations to all for a total team effort nnd an exemplary exemplary sportsmanlike performance, performance, which limited you to one yellow card, versus throe for the homo team. Good luck in your next match against Richmond Hill. Mack, /Shannon Mack, Nigel O'Neill-Kizoff, Jeremy Jeremy O'Neill-Kizoff, Alison McArthur, Kim Cox, Yolanda Yolanda Jones, Stephanie Maxwell, Andrea Maxwell, Jason Murray, Stacey Rout, Luke Sagur, Jason Shephard, Shephard, Greg Wells, Hannah Whately, and Beth Black. The coaches are Gail Arnott and Head Coach Gord Maxwell. Truck Needed to Bring Trophies Home TIRE SALES INC 576-1220 TRISUN STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Clear Coat Available • Come In - Free Estimate * lnsurance Claims • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanville 623-6353 These members of the Maple Leaf Karate Club took home a total of six trophies from the Kubota Cup tournament held Sunday, June 26, in Etobicoke. Close to 500 athletes participated in the competition. The above photo includes Paul Murdoch (front row) who earned a first in Kata. In the bàck row, from left, are: Christina Santos, who won two third place trophies for Kata and Kumite; Rolan Betabra- ham, winner of a third place trophy in Kumite; and Amanda Haick, who took a first place in Kata and a third place in Kumite. Lakers Lose to Peterbororough By Bud Fanning The Peterborough Tigers defeated the Newcastle Lakers Lakers 17 to 5 in an Eastern Ontario Ontario Baseball Association Senior League game played at the Village Park in Newcastle Newcastle on Sunday, July 3rd. The Tigers who are on top of the Senior League had too much power for the Lakers. Lakers. John Hughes went the distance for the Tigers and was the winning pitcher. Ken Vanhaverbeke started for the Lakers with John Robinson Robinson taking over in the fourth and finishing out the game. Losing pitcher, Ken Vanhaverbeke. Peterborough scored three runs in the first inning and seven in the second and seven runs throughout the next five innings. The Lakers scored one run in the third inning and four in the last inning, inning, the seventh inning. Standouts for the Peterborough Peterborough Tigers were Bob Men's DD -Mtlk. Niagara Falls Qualifier Saturday and Sunday July 16 and 17, 1988 at Memorial Park and Vincent Massey School Entry Fee $150.00 and red dot balls Prizes 1st: $600.00 and Bags 2nd; $400.00 and Sweatshirts 3rd: $200.00 and Ball Caps Plus M.V.P. Awards Top 3 teams qualify for Niagara Palls on September 16th and 17th. Entry Fee and Roster Sheet must be handed in by July 6 th. For more information, phone Jeff Edmonson - 623-1782 Mark Doyle - 623-4967 Proceeds to the Canadian Cancer Society Hope, Mike Hughes, Mike Kemp, John Hughes and Brian Clark. Dave Czechow-; ski, Don Newton, Bruce Lamb and John Robinson played well for the losers. Lakers are at home to Ajax on Saturday, July 9th and Sunday, July 10th they play the Kendal Eagles at Jackson Park in Kendal. Starting time for both games is 1:00 p.m. First Place for My Apothecary by Ed Peldiak Two convincing wins over strong division rivals have sent the Bears of Bowmanville Bowmanville to the top of their section in the Squirts edition of the Darlington Youth Soccer Soccer League. During the week of June 20, the Bears' 5-1 victory over the previously undefeated undefeated Beavers was led by Colin MacDonald's three goals and two from Chris Peldiak. This dynamic duo again combined in beating Courtice's first team, 4-0 with Peldink's lint trick leading leading the way. Strong down the middle the Boars were led at the centre half position by Greg Boudreau, on defence by Craig Mntnoson and in goal by Jay Ashton who kept the other team at bay with powerful powerful kicks. ' Lending support on the forward wings wore Dnrryl Dumber and Inn Gilroy. Thoir strong positional play helped spread t'tio lion doionco. 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