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I 1 ' 1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 13, 1988 | ifott- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Delores Davey batted batted a pair of home runs to lead Bowmanville McQueen's Motors to a 6-4 decision over Newtonville in a Durham Ladies' game held Wednesday night at Central Public School, Bowmanville. A tough pitchers' battle between Mary Pickard and Newtonville's Laura Myles took place. Annabelle Stephens was McQueen's other heavy hitter. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Kevin Eves, Ron and Dan Strike, Scott Vandriel, Wayne Coombes and Derek Lobb will remember an incident that happened at the second hole of the Canadian Open's third round at Glen Abbey Golf Course on Saturday. They had removed removed their shoes to be more comfortable watching and pro Barney Thompson's ball landed in Kevin Eves' shoe. Thompson was given a free drop. SPDFTS First Place Finish for Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees Three Amigos Travel from Mexico for Soccer Game jpfiasffigjgMjg asgaKfi-É -- ' -- KIDNEY FOUNDATION OFFICIAL CHARITY -- The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association Championship Championship takes place July 26 to July 31. Acting as the official charity of the event, the Kidney Foundation hopes to generate generate $60,000. Through hard work and your support they are assured of success in reaching this goal. Anyone interested interested in golf or helping out is asked to call the Kidney Foundation (445-0373) to order your tickets. BALL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT -- On Saturday, July 16, the boys' ball hockey season will come to a close with a tournament at the Darlington Sports Centre. This is the first year for the 10 to 14-year-olds and organizers expect that the present four teams will double double next year because the project has proved to be highly successful. Play started at the end of April. The first game of the tournament begins at eight a.m., with the championship presentations taking place around 12:30 p.m. MEMBERS' COUPLES TOURNAMENT -- This popular- alternate shot tournament took place June 10 at the Newcastle Golf Course with 35 couples participating. The low gross score went to Mike and Carol Johnson who shot an 84. Don and Eileen Easton had the low net score with a 61. The second low gross went to the team of Sheri Stere and Bob Stiles while Jack and Eleanor Glover had the second low net. June Taylor was the lady whose shot landed closest to the pin and Stan Neil- son had the closest shot to the pin among the men. Hidden hole (Number 14) was won by Herb and Millie Holton. ?■ fi IWowl Three of these boys have come a long way to play soccer. From left to right are: Gerardo Ochoa Guajardo, David Jonguitud, and Sergio Escobedo Soto who came from Mexico to.play in the Robbie International Soccer Tournament in Toronto the first weekend in July. They were billeted in the village of Newcastle by Chris Vanhaverbeke of the Oshawa Turul Soccer Club (right) and his family for one week. "The three amigos and I had a great lime" said Chris after the boys' Friday morning departure. Lakers Lose to Ajax 18 to 7 The Bowmanville Legion Pee Wee baseball team took home a first place finish in a tournament held the Canada Day week-end in Kingsville. The on OUTDOOR POOL HOURS -- Pools in Newcastle Village Village and Orono have the following hours this summer: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, they're open from two to six p.m. Wednesday and Friday, hours are from two to five p.m. and from six to eight p.m. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the hours are from noon to five p.m. and from six to eight p.m. team is now turning its attention to the upcoming E lay-off battles. Team members are, front from left: ean Brown, Rob Alehin, Keith Kortun, Jeff Parrach i ; teg and Gary Adams. Back row from left: David Banner, Banner, Jeff Pearce, Jamie Brake, Robert Staples, Chris McCarthy, Jeff Murphy and Michael Landers. The coaches are, from left: Chris Kortun, Joe Staples and Peter Landers. Missing from the photo were Chris Battams, Derek Anderson and Manager Joan Kortun. Kortun. Central School Takes Softball Championship MOSPORT 24 HOURS -- Canada's only 24-hour auto race, the Sports Car Club of America's Endurance Championship for showroom stock sports cars, is coming coming to Mosport next month. The race and supporting events take place August 12, 13 and 14. The SCCA Labour Day Nationals are September 2, 3 and 4. SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT -- The James Publishing Publishing Co. men's team will be sponsoring a slow pitch tournament this weekend. The competition is on . Saturday and Sunday at Memorial Park Ball Diamonds ; and at Vincent Massey Public School. The following •; weekend (Friday, July 22 and Saturday:'July 23) there ' Will be a tournament sponsored by the Christian Mente League. Games will take place at Memorial Park and in Orono. HORSE TRIALS -- The Bowmanville Rotary Club will be sponsoring its annual Horse Trials once again this summer. The date is August 28. More information will, no doubt, be made available later. by Bud Fanning On July 9th at the Village Park in Newcastle Village on a very hot Saturday afternoon, afternoon, the Newcastle Lakers took on the Ajax Printers in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Senior League game with the heat getting to the Lakers as they were blasted by the Printers 18 to 7. Mike Gallant started on the mound for the Lakers and was relieved by John Robinson in the seventh and last inning. Losing pitcher was Mike Gallant and the winning pitcher Dave Shearer Shearer who was relieved by Peter Kwilly in the fifth inning. The game was quite close for awhile, but the Ajax Club had a couple of big innings which took the game out of the reach of the Lakers. Brad Kelly had a triple, double and single, while team mates Dan Annis, Don Newton, Mike Gallant, Dave Williams and Scott Veals played well for the Lakers. Standouts for the Ajax Printers were Dave Shearer, v ..Jim.,-Bush, Mikje Roach --aud Dave - Larkin. BrëttFdstèrandScçttVeaïs hit home runs for the Lakers. On Sunday afternoon, July 10th, the Newcastle Lakers visited their cross town rivals the Kendal Eagles Eagles in Jackson Park with the Eagles winning 14 to 5. The game was quite exciting up to the last of the eighth inning inning when the Eagles went on a rampage and scored six big runs to make the score 14 to 5. Up to that time Eagles led 8 to 5. Despite the intense heat the game was well played with John Robinson starting on the mound for the Eagles and being replaced replaced by Brad Bull in the seventh inning. Winning pitcher John Robinson, while Brett Poster started on the mound for the Lakers and was relieved by Ken Vanhaverbeke in the' last of the eighth inning. Losing pitcher was Brett Foster. Brad Kelly of the Lakors was a standout not only in the field but also at bat with two hits four times at bat and the one hit was a good double. double. Other standouts for the Lakers were Dave Czechow- ski, Bruce Lamb, Craig Hornby and Don Newton. Mike Robinson, Kevin Wilbur, Wilbur, Jerry Thompson, Doug Pickell, John Robinson and Kirk Woodward were the best of the Kendal Eagles. Once again, errors played a big part in both defeats over the . week-end along with yers left on the bases, text Laker home game on Sunday, July 17th, the opposition opposition Whitby Melanies. plo i£ Terribrae Pet Food and Supplies Super Special Purina -- Reg. $27.65 Dog Chow Only . $23.00 20 kg Professional I Dog Grooming Hourd: 'Ifldn. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 73 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-1752 . Visa and. MasterCard Accepted JIVE TURKEY TOURNAMENT -- On June 9th, the annual Jive Turkey Tournament took place at Newcastle Newcastle Golf Course. The low gross score went to Warren Atherton (83) and Glen Murphy (86). Low net was won by Mike MacGregor. The golfers closest to the pin were Mike McDougall and Randy Nixon. GOLFER POET -- Some intrepid golfer/poet composed this parody which appeared recently in the bulletin of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. It reads as follows: "I think that I shall never see a hazard rougher than a tree -- A tree o'er which my ball must fly if on the green it is to lie; a tree which stands that green to guard and makes the shots extremely hard; a tree whose leafy arms extend to kill the mashie shot I send; a tree that stands in silence there while angry golfers rave and swear. Niblicks were made for fools like me, who cannot cannot ever miss a tree. These girls from Central Public School ended the school year happily. They beat Ontario Street Public School two games straight, earning the title of Public School Soft Ball Champions. From left to right, the winners are: front - Vivi Cockerham, Carrie Huycke, Margaret Moynes, Wendy Yates, Elizabeth Wunderlich, Wunderlich, Julie Ilton, and Kelly Simpson. Back - Michelle Dion (coach), Sarah Macleod, Jennifer Hopson, Jody Mothersill, Piquette Staples, Marcy Lyle, Cherri Laughlin, Jeannette Scott, and Chrissy Csumrik. 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