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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 14. 1980 [ gport- iaik 623-3303 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Robson Robson Motors girls' team in the Bowmanvillc Recreation Softball League include: Carol Bellman, Bev Anderson, Debbie Snowden, Linda Morrison, Gail Hone, Kay Bain, Annie VanMunslcr, Jean Kooy, Dinah DeJagcr, Gay Quinton, Lorelei Osmund, Lyn Fair, Ann Reader, and Coach Charles Ewert. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Three members of the Bowmanvillc Lawn Bowling Club won the William William Ward Trophy at the competition held in Oshawa with their high two-game effort in mixed play. Members Members of the team were: Harold Bennett (skip), Mabel Mavin (vice skip), and Les Lang (lead). They had the outstanding score of 59 plus 9. TOROS SEEKING COACHES -- The Bowmanvillc Toro Minor Hockey Association is now accepting coaching applications for the 1989/90 season. Coaches are required required in the following areas: Novice, minor and major teams from atom through midget, Juvenile, and the girls' junior and intermediate teams. Coaches and players from within the Town of Newcastle are invited to apply. Applications should be mailed by July 7 to: Bowmanvillc Toro Minor Hockey Assoc. P.O. Box 191, Bowmanvillc, Ont., L1C 3K9. WINNERS FROM LEGION GOLF TOURNAMENT -- Two teams from Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion have advanced to the district level of competition competition following the FI Zone tournament held at Erin Links Golf Course on Saturday, June 3rd. At the local tournament, a Bowmanvillc team captured first place in the over-55 category. Team members arc: Luther Welsh, Doug Wiseman, Milt Corson and Seth Hunt who had a total score of 360. The Branch 178 team of Darrell Hunt, Jon Barbeau, Vic Ilanc and John Pearson Pearson placed second in the under-55 competition with a score of 331. Both teams have qualified for the August 5th district tournament taking place in Barcovan, Ontario. Ontario. WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA HWV 4Ü1 FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Bowmanville Toro Minor '"""•i. Hockey Association The B.M.H.A. is now accepting coaching applications for the 1989/90 season. COACHES ARE REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING: - Novice - Minor and Major from Atom through Midget - Juvenile - Girls Junior and Intermediate teams Coaches and players from within the boundaries of the Town of Newcastle proper are welcomed. Applications should be mailed by July 7,1989 to the following address: Bowmanville Toro Minor Hockey Assoc. P.O. Box 191 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K9 DARLINGTON 'OJTH 9TŒR LE/OE Slow-Pitch League Results Newcastle Slo-Pitch League As of June 9th Team G W L T Pts. A Division L&L Tool - Cowan Pontiac Juniors Win Sunday Double-header - » - I MUSEUM FUND RUN -- The Bowmanville Museum will be holding its second annual Fund Run on Saturday, June 24th, commencing at nine a.m. This event is sponsored sponsored by James Publishing Company and also the following following businesses: A & P, The Bottom Line, Gatorade, Athlete's Foot, Farrow's, St. Anne's Spring Water, Hampton Graphic Sales, and Hooper's Trophies. Registration Registration takes place up to, and including the day of the run. However, there is a higher entry fee in effect on the day of the event. Souvenir T-Shirts will be available and there are prizes from the sponsors. BOWMANVILLE SWIMMER WINS -- On Sunday, June 11, nine-year-old Stacey Rout swam a time of 1:38:50 to capture a first, place finish in the 100 metre butterfly. She was competing at a meet in Pickering. With a strong performance this season, Stacey has already already qualified for five provincial events. These include include the 50,100 and 200 metre breast stroke and the 50 and 100 metre freestyle. The provincial competition will take place in July at the Etobicoke Olyinpium Pool. Stacey also won a fifth place in the 100 metre backstroke on Sunday. Good luck at the provincial meet, Stacey! BIG GYM MEET -- On Sunday, June 18th, Enterprise Ford, of Oshawa, will be sponsoring the second annual invitational Gymnastic meet in Oshawa. The public is invited to attend this event at the Gemini Gymnastic Club, 853 Farewell Ave., South, in Oshawa. In addition to the local Gemini club, there will be competitors from nine different teams from as far away as Parry Sound. The Scarborough Winstonettes, winners of last year's trophy, are the defending champions. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS x Î1 This year's version of the L&L Tool-Cowan Pontiac Pontiac Junior Orioles are having a good year, and on Sunday Sunday won both ends of a double-neader over Belleville. Team members are, front row 1-r, Anthony Barnoski, Nick Dennis, Dan Annis, Kevin Smith, David Fairey, Newcastle Lakers Run Into Winning Problems on Weekend Brad Lambert, Phil Bird; back row, Coach Bruce Austin, Austin, Mike Houston, Kevin Jay, Matt Byers, Troy Harness, Harness, Derek Zander, Paul Renaud, Randy Reid, Coach Kel Bamsey; absent, Sean Creighton. The week of May 29th opened up another entertaining entertaining week of Youth Soccer Soccer in the Town Of Newcastle Newcastle as teams of All Six Divisions saw action Tykes Results were: Bowmanville Eagles 6 Courtice B 1, Hampton 3 Bow. Cardinals 0, Newcastle 6 Bow. Hawks 5, Bow. Orioles Orioles 11 Tyrone 1, Bow. Blue Jays 5 Bow. Ravens 1. Squirt Results were: Bow. Beaver Lumber 2, Wallace Auto Supply 1, Oro- no A 4 Shoppers Drug 1, OHEC Local 1000 6 Tyrone 3, Courtice' B 4 Hampton 0, Newcastle A 2 Gerlin Quarter Quarter Horse Ranch 1. Atom Results were: Hampton 5 Newcastle 1, My Apothecary 4 Orono 1, Delta Faucet 1 OHEC Local 1000 0, Re Max Reality 6 Bow. Jug City 2, James Insurance Insurance 1 Manvers 1. Mosquito Results were: Bow. Grahams IGA 2, Erv Brooks Petrol 2, Hampton Hampton 6 Tyrone 3, Newcastle 3 Orono 1. Pee Week Results were: Tyrone 8 Lake Vista Ph Osh. 1, Old Tyme Fish & Chips 1 North Oshawa 2. Bantam Results were: Flying Dutchman 7 Oshawa 1, Oshawa 2 Van- Dyke Reality 1. Castle Hotel Aces Newcastle Inn Fryers Burketon T. J's Brew Jays B Division Rallydogs Roy Nichols Nighthawks High Flyers Bow. Sand & Gravel Shoppers IFS Steelhawks Ugly Ducks Brewskies Jive Turkeys Car Wash Tyrone Furies Cardinals Bonded Paving Goodyear Tyrone Tigers Lycetts Beaver Lum Simpsons Chronic Misfits C Division D Division 5 5 5 4 4 2 1 6 6 5 3 3 1 0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 4 4 4 0 2 2 3 3 4 6 6 2 0 1 4 3 7 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 1 3 4 5 5 7 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 10 10 10 9 8 4 3 12 12 11 7 7 2. 1' 14 12 10 8 8 4 2 12 11 9 8 8 8 0 i.'; . tx (J ;o Youth Bowling League SENIORS ANNUAL BANQUET Friday, May 12,1989 Legion Hall CHAMPIONS Ken's Men's Wear Senior. Youth League Champions Stephen Brown, Jeff McFeeters, Marcy Sutherland, Sutherland, Cheri Richards. Runners-Ups: Bowmanville Optimist ClubTrophy Sandy Snowden, Randy Mulder, Deanna Wright, Leigh MacArthur, Paul Lea- man. High Averages: Annual Competition Trophy Trophy - George Evans - 204. A1 Osborne Trophy - Da-.„ nielle Big Canoe -203. High Triples: 1st Schedule -Stephen Brown - 729, Deanna Wright - 710, 2nd Schedule - Traci Sean Sansom - Coin Set, Sandy Snowden - Camera, Traci Hanc - Coin Set, Marcy Marcy Sutherland - Coin Set, Deanna Wright - Radio w/ head-phones Low Teams: 1st Schedule: Cheri Richards, Richards, Donna Rodgers, Jeff McFeeters, Shannon Houston, Houston, Denise Bastas, 2nd Schedule: Leigh MacArthur, Donna Rodgers, Paul Lea- man, Denise Bastas. Bowler Of The Year: Leigh MacArthur - Sunday, Sunday, May 28th, 1989 MOTOR MOTOR CITY - Register 9:30 a.m. Bowl 10:00 a.m. JUNIOR DIVISION BANQUET Friday, May 12,1989 LEGION HALL Champions: Junior Mixed Annual Trophy donated by J. Mur- The Newcastle Senior Lakers ball team was in action action over the weekend and we're obliged to a member of the Edvan Realty staff for providing us with the information information that they sustained two losses. The first was to Ajax 6-2 and on Sunday afternoon, the Port Hope Flyers squeezed out a 10-8 win. This photo shows Lakers' hurler Tim Jenkins serving up a fast ball to an unidentified Flyer who pounded it to left field for an out. The base umpire also shown is Kendal's Kendal's Brian Foster filling in for a designated official who was unable to act. Cowan Soccer Jrs. on Comeback Trail Hanc - 684, Steve Dickson 4 . phy - Brock MacArthur,, Mi- CCI! ' " chael Drummond, Julie Gus- terson, Ryan McKee, James Robinson, Andrew Break. Runners-Ups: Buffy Rodgers, Kristen Killens, Michael Drummond, Drummond, David Dean, Shaun Wolfe, Heather MacCheyne Junior Mixed Annual Runner-Up Trophy donated by Branch 178. High Averages: 1st Schedule - Tracy Burns -172, Shawn Pappas - 166, 2nd Schedule - Julie Gusterson -161. Ryan Flint - 154. George Elliott Memorial Memorial Trophy - Tracy Bums 172. Annual Competition Trophy - Shawn Pappas - 166. On Wednesday, June 7th, the Gowan Pontiac Junior Soccer Team played host to a much improved Scarborough Scarborough Malvern club, and used the opportunity to take one further step in reestablishing reestablishing their early season season form by ' battling to a draw with the determined TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Malvern squad. The opening half of the game was characterized by a tentative feeling out period, which the Cowan Pontiacs slowly turned into a slight territorial advantage and some excellent scoring chances, only to see them selves robbed by a very competent competent Malvern netminder. Well taken shots by Kevin Mills, Scott Hanthorn and Brad Rickard missed the target by only inches, and the guests were lucky to end the half with a scoreless tie, since they were held to a single shot on net by the Darlington backliners, where "rookie" Carmine Cu- pelli played a strong game In the Left Back position. The second naif quickly developed into a more opened up contest and in the 61st minute the guests were rewarded for their efforts by a penalty shot, following their only penetration into the Darlington penalty area and a "converted" obstrue, tion call by a sympathetic referree. Jamie Martin, in goal for the Darlington club, was left with no chance on the well placed shot by the opposing centre forward. With their backs square to the wall, the Cowan Pontiacs Pontiacs now showed some "old time" determination and quickly took advantage of ttie euphoria amongst the Malvern eleven, who couldn't quite believe their good fortune, by equalizing only a minute later, when Mike Ruthard placed a long ball behind the Malvern defence defence and the inrushing Scott Hanthorn beat the keeper with a courageous header. With the knowledge that the opposing goalie was beatable after all and some strong supporting runs by their midfielders and back four, inspired by Lance Ha- luka ana Brad Rickard, the Cowan Pontiacs now started to regain field advantage, but once again were not able to convert a number of good chances. Even though the score sheet did not reflect it, the Darlington club ended the game on a strong and positive positive note, serving notice that they are determined to turn their "mini-slump" around and remain a serious challenger challenger for the league title. Good luck in your next encounter on June 14th against Wexford. Submitted by W. Ruthard. Ruthard. 656. High Singles: 1st Schedule - Ed Cook - 300, Donna Rodgers - 276, 2nd Schedule - Leigh MacArthur MacArthur - 267, Sandy Snowden Snowden - 315. H. Bennett Trophy for High Triple in any Division - Danielle Big Canoe - 743. Lander Trophy High Single Single in any Division - Stephen Stephen Brown - 316. MOST IMPROVED BOWLERS: John Robichaud - plus 18, Emma Hill - plus 8. Perfect Attendance: Randy Mulder, Steve Dickson, Sandy Snowden, Leigh MacArthur, Donna Rodgers, Traci Hanc, Nathan Nathan Brooks, ' Stephen Brown, Marcy Sutherland, Cheri Richards, Deanna Wright. Service Pins: 5 year - Michael Chomey 100 Pins Over Average: George Evans, Leanna Floyd, Randy Mulder, Danielle Danielle Big Canoe, Steve Dickson, Sean Sansom, Sandra Sandra Snowden, Donna Rodgers, Rodgers, Denise Bastas, Traci Hanc, Nathan Brooks, Stephen Stephen Brown, Ed Cook. National Fund Awards: George Evans - Coin Set, High Triples: 1st Schedule - Kristen Killens - 596, Lee Hyland - 657, 2nd Schedule - Tisha Harrison - 598, Mark Brooks - 622. High Singles: 1st Schedule - Buffy Rodgers Rodgers - 250, David Dean - 229, 2nd Schedule - Kelley Flintoff - 254, Jason Galin- ski - 239. Most Improved Bowlers: Heather Watson - plus 35, Sam Hill - plus 22. Graduates: Tisha Harrison, Rob Pe- tre, Lee Hyland, Kristen Killens, Killens, Michael Drummond, Tracy Bums, Shawn Pappas, Pappas, Jason Galinski. National Fund Awards: Michael Drummond - Coin Set, Tisha Harrison - Coin Set, Ryan McKee - 2 Coin Sets. Service Pins: 5 year - Brock MacArthur, MacArthur, Mark Brooks, Tracy Burns, 10 Year - Tisha Harrison. Harrison. 100 Pins Over Average: Tisha Harrison, Kelley Flintoff Julie Gusterson, Lee Hyland, Ryan Flint, David David Dean, Jason Galinski, James Robinson. Perfect Attendance: Kelley Flintoff, Sam Hill, Wayne Cowell, Julie Gusterson, Gusterson, Lee Hyland, Andrew Break, Brock MacArthur, Buffy Rodgers, Tracy Burns, Shawn Pappas. 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