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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, July 12, 1989 I sport-talk\ FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Batting averages in the Men's Town Softball League as of July 9 are as follows: Bill Osborne (Nichols) .577; Moe Richards (Nichols) .485; Jack Parker (Ken's) .467; Ray Wallace (Kramp's) .464; Ray Preston (Stephen) .435; Alex Wiseman Wiseman (Nichols) .432; Harry Snowden (Kramp's) .400; Gary McCullough (Nichols) .395; Terry Black (Kramp's) .390; Dave Werry (Ken's) .370; John Twist (Ken's) .367; and Archie Crossey (Bill's) .367. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Shoppers Drug Mart Bowmanville Major Bantam Soccer Team were defeated 5-2 by Hamilton in Hamilton on Saturday, Saturday, June 16, in the first round of the Ontario Cup. The Bowmanville goals were by Robby Campbell and Tony Rizzuto. GOODYEAR TROPHY -- A longstanding tradition will bë resuming in Bowmanville this Sunday with the presentation presentation of the Goodyear Silver Trophy in lawn bowling. bowling. For many years (commencing in 1925), the trophy was awarded to the winning team in mixed trebles. It was originally donated by Bowmanville's Goodyear plant, hence the name. However, since 1954 the trophy has not been awarded. On Sunday, July 16, the mixed trebles tournament will take place at the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club, commencing at 10 a.m. and there will be a presentation of the Goodyear Trophy once again. It's nice to see this tradition continuing. BALL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT -- This Saturday, July 15th, there will be a ball hockey tournament at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Teams from the local ball hockey league will be playing in this final tournament. Naturally, the boys would like to see the parents out to lend their support. The first game goes at nine a.m., with championship rounds taking place at one p.m., two p.m., three p.m., and four p.m. Trophies or medallions, free drinks, hot dogs and doughnuts will be provided to all players and members of the ■coaching staff. SOCCER TOURNAMENTS COMING UP -- The Darlington Darlington Youth Soccer League has a busy summer ahead. This Saturday and Sunday (July 15 and 16), the Mosquitos Mosquitos and Atoms will be going to a big tournament in Sçugog Township. Then, on July 29 and 30, there will be a tournament in Kingston for the squirts, atom, mosquito, mosquito, pee wee, and bantam teams. Darlington will also be represented at the Pepsi Challenge Tournament in Cobourg on August 12th and 13th. This year, the final house league championships will take place at the new soccer fields adjoining the Darlington Generating Station Station on September 17. SLOW PITCH TEAMS NEEDED -- On August 19 and 20, there will be a Slow-Pitch Tournament at Memorial Park in Bowmanville, sponsored by the Junior C Eagles hockey club. All proceeds will go towards the Bowmanville Recreation Complex fund-raising drive. There is room for 16 teams, with generous prizes awarded to the top finishers. For further information, call Pat Marshall at 623-7069 or Doug McFeeters at 623-4616. Squirts Play in Port Hope On Saturday and Sunday, Sunday, 17th and 18th June, 1989, a group of 7 and 8- year-old Darlington Soccer players travelled to Port Hope to play in their Squirt Select Soccer Tournament. In their first game the Darlington team ran into a more experienced Whitby team (the eventual tournament tournament winners) and emerged on the wrong side of a 4-1 score. The team played well and came close to scoring several times. A good lesson was learned in positional play and passing the ball. In their next game TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa , against Leaside, the Darlington Darlington squad played extremely extremely well, showed much better team work and completely completely dominated the Toronto Toronto team, but were unable to score. The game ended in a scoreless tie. In the final game of the round robin portion, Darlington Darlington played Scugog and emerged with a 1-0 victory. Again the team outplayed their opponents, but were unable to capitalize on their chances. Having lost out to Lea- side on goal difference for the B championship by one goal, Darlington played Peterborough Peterborough in the C division finals and lost by a 4-1 score. Over the course of the weekend, the players worked hard, had fun and improved a great deal. Members Members of the team were Brandon Brandon Baker, Emily Muir, Tommy Jennings, David Ellis, Ellis, Peter Janssen, Chris Hutchinson, Michael Leonard, Leonard, Jeff Ross, Bobby Graham, Graham, Ritchie Kearns, Mathew Mathew Stout, Darren Powell, Christie Stevens. Many thanks to all parents parents for their support and a special thank you to Manager Manager Sale Frisina for his help. Rehoboth Raiders Lose Final Game to Nichols Motors Last, weekend, a men's lobb ball tournament was ers, 13-7. Here are the champs, front row 1-r, Jim held at Memorial Park, with the proceeds going to Reid, Jeff Patterson, Brent McDonald (MVP), Kelly Knox Christian School for their renovation fund. The Short, Norm Kitney; 2nd row, Coach Bob Young, Dave championship game was played Saturday evening, Young, Dave Hill, Derek Ritson, Paul Holmes, Steve with Oshawa Salvation Army, sponsored by Roy Nicn- Marshall, Steve Nelson; absent, Bob Owen and Man- ols Motors, defeating Rehoboth' Port Darlington Raid- ager Cord Oliver. The runners up in the men's lobb ball tournament Woudstra, Randy Smit, Ralph Rozema, Bert Stam; at Memorial Park on the weekend were the Re- back row, Don Snowden, Brian Griffioen, Dirk hoboth Port Darlington Raiders. Team members in- Woudstra, John Vandergaast, Ralph Bouwmeester, elude, front row 1-r, Sid Feddema, Bob Buma, Ralph Gary Noordstra and Rod Tukker. 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 Cobourg Pair Wins Lawn Bowling Wednesday, July 5, was Ladies' Day at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club when 28 members of the fair sex (please pardon the cliche, girls) from Cobourg, Oshawa, Port Hope, Whitby and Bowmanville competed for the handsome trophy donated donated by the local branch of the National Trust Co. Ltd. The tournament consisted of three games of 12 ends each and was won by Phyllis MacDonald and Marg Connell Connell of Cobourg with three Duke Snider s Play Ball Tips #12 SOFTBALL PITCHING Beginning pitchers must concentrate on the basic mechanics of the windmill pllcll. Throw the hall hard, with a smooth delivery motion and follow through. 1 Start with your shoulders In line with flrsl and 3rd base, both feet on the rubber. Hold the ball across the scams, to allow for downward downward rotation. u Stride toward the catcher, with an exaaoer- alcd slop. Push all the pltcblno rubber wllh your buck fool. J Your arm makes u complete circle and should be extended but relaxed. Remember, the lamer the circle, the prenter the force. for more Information on I'clro-Cnnadn Play Ball, phone 1-000-200-2244. Sponsored by Canadian Tire -- Bowmanville Church Street -- 623-2518 wins and a total score of 46. Runners-up were Daisy Brain and Jean Saywell of Oshawa with three wins and a total of 44 plus 3. The sun shone brightly throughout the day with the humidity not too high but most players were glad to be able to sit down after the last end while drawmistress Doris Wollstein, herself a competitor, was computing the winners. President Frank Parise welcomed Mr. Tom Little, Manager of the local branch of the National Trust, who presented the trophy, and thanked him for the generous donation his company had made to the club. As Phyllis MacDonald, the winning skip said, it was a joy to play on such a lovely day ana in such pleasant surroundings; winning was just a bonus!. MacDonald scored 4 on the first end of 1 the game against Mary Cappler and Lottie White of Port Hope, maintained the lead throughout and totalled 16 for a comfortable win. This matched her against Freida Highfield and Effie Hezzel- wood of Oshawa who scored 17 against Muriel Scott and Mary James of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The game between MacDonald MacDonald and Highfield was the closest in the tournament: tournament: the former seemed to have it "in the bag" when she was leading 12-3 after four ends but Highfield reduced reduced the deficit to 11-14 in tho 8th end. MacDonald then scored two and, despite Highfield's single on each of the last three ends, hung on to win 16-14. In the third game MacDonald MacDonald was paired with Linda Linda Chuchra and Win Forsyth Forsyth of Oshawa who had scored wins over two Bowmanville Bowmanville teams - Betty Cameron and Kathy McCal- lum in the first game (16-6) and Doris Wollstein and Marjorie Carswell in the second second (13-5). MacDonald met Chuchra Chuchra in the third game which was played on green #7 and watched by the writer from a shady seat at the west end of the grounds. All four players bowled well and the score was tied at 6 each after after 8 ends..Then three shots close to the jack by MacDonald's MacDonald's lead. Marg Connell, on each of the next two ends, gave her team a safe lead which was extended to 14-6 by the end of the game. This gave MacDonald a total of 46 points which was enough to win the tournament despite despite the best efforts of the other 3-game winner, Daisy Brain and Jean Saywell of Oshawa, who scored44 plus 3. Brain led all the way in her first game against Annie Mayall and Mary Holdcroft of Whitby but could score only 10 points. She had a big win in tho second game against Helen Mill son and Grace Murdoch of Bowmanville Bowmanville - 1 plus 3 to 9 - and with a total of 28 points was matched aginst Florence Lit- ster and Mabel Myers of Oshawa. This game was notable notable for two 4-ends by Brain and one 5-end by Litster but Brain was more consistent in the last three ends and won 16-9 to take the runner- up position with 44 plus 3 points. The prizes for high 2- game winners went to Florence Florence Litster and Mabel Myers (39) and Linda Cnuchra and Win Forsyth (35), all from Oshawa. Frieda Frieda Highfield and Effie Hez- zelwood won the prize for high 1-game winner with a score of 40. Had it not been for Phyllis MacDonald and Marg Connell of Cobourg it would have been a clean sweep for Oshawa. As usual, the Bowmanville Bowmanville ladies provided hot and cold drinks before the first game as well as during the lunch and tea intervals. At the latter the competitors enjoyed sandwiches and cookies provided by their hostesses. Our next tournament will be on Sunday, July 16, when 16 teams of mixed triples will compete for the magnificent magnificent Goodyear Trophy which was first donated to the club in 1925. This is the high-' light of the season at the Bowmanville greens and should produce some excellent excellent bowling. Darlington Selects Earn 4-3 Victory In the recent Port Hope Select tournament, the Darlington Select Mosquito team, in round robin play, won a 4-3 victory in shoot outs over Whitby. Their victory victory won them the "B" Championship. Team members are: front row 1-r, Stuart Johnstone, Jason Dubeau, Chris Periry, Steven Sargent, Darren Allen, Chuck Clark, Kyle Colville, Anthony Corey; 2nd row, Doug McCurdy, Greg Hammond, Kyle Doads, Danny Harren, Sean Liptay, Allan Rickard, Jeff Hughes, Rion Cu- •reatz; rear row, Asst. Coach John Johnstone, left, and Coach John Dodds. Cowan Jrs. Deserve Win by J. Gale After a two-week layoff from league play, the Cowan Pontiac Junior Soccer Team came away from their trip to Scarborough with a total team effort and a very satisfying satisfying win. From the beginning beginning of the game to the final whistle, Darlington. controlled controlled the tempo and dominated dominated in almost every facet of the match. John Lawrence and Brad Rickard both just missed scoring off impressive runs in the first 15 minutes of play. Darlington continued to press forward and Mike Ruthard headed a comer kick from Carmine Capelli inches past the upper left corner of the Malvern net. Persistent pressure soon paid off when Lenny Gibson headed the ball on to Brad Rickard who cracked home the first goal of the game past the helpless goalkeeper. goalkeeper. ' Minutes later, Darlington went up 2-0 on an excellent passing play. Brad Rickard booted a fine kick to Mike Ruthard who played a well- placed ball to forward Danny Danny Flint. Danny beat his man to the ball and slipped it past the goalkeeper into the back of the net. The game appeared bo be totally in Darlington's control control and they were unlucky not to be up more goals after Kevin Mills shot from 30 yards out, forcing the goalkeeper goalkeeper into an acrobatic save. Kevin was rewarded minutes later when he leaped high into the air to head a well placed comer kick from Carmine Capelli, into the back of the net. John Lawrence almost added added to the score when he hit the crossbar off a first-time volley just before the half ended. At the start of the second half, Malvern came on strong for the first few minutes minutes of the game and forced goalkeeper Adam Carter into a good save. However, that was as much in the way of dangerous opportunities as Malvern would get. The defense, anchored by Jonathan Jonathan Goad and Lance Halu- ka, kept constant pressure on the Malvern forwards and gave them no room in which to make any penetrating penetrating advances at net. The midfield of Brad Rickard, Mike Ruthard and Dayne Lycett started to take over, dominating the centre of the field. Darlington made the score 4-0 when the forward duo of Kevin Mills and Dan Flint took apart the defence of the opposition. Kevin spun around his man, controlling controlling the ball and then played it ahead to Dan. He beat his man on the turn and while shielding the ball from his opponent, drove his Lioness Girls Undefeated in League Play The Lioness Girls remain undefeated in the Durham Girls' Soccer League by downing Whitby Canadian Tire 8 to 0 with goals being scored by Sarah Couch (4), Carolyn Watters (1), Tracy Michaud (1), Hannah Whately (1), and Daelan Judd(l). In their next game, the Bowmanville Lioness girls turned in an excellent effort, winning 9 to 1 over Bay Sports. Goalie Cathy Johnson Johnson got a shutout the first half of the game and then « forward the second the game, scoring her first goal. Other goal scorers were: Sarah Couch (6), Karen Seto (1), Vicky Tompros (1), backed up by the excellent effort of Tanya MacIntyre, Marcia Cory, and Monique Kranyvnngcr and the steady two way play of co-captain Julie Axford. Keep up the hard work and team play, girls. shot into the back of the net. Kevin made it 5-0 when he first timed a chipped pass from Mike and Tyler Gibson past an onrushing goalie. Lonny Gibson scored the best solo effort of the match when he took a pass from Tyler, beat his man on the right wing, raced 30 yards and slotted the ball past the goalkeeper into the near side of the net to make the final score 6-0. Before the whistle blew to end the match, Scott Hanthorn knocked the goalie off his feet with a 20 yard bulletlike bulletlike shot. All things considered, this was one of the best matches Darlington has played since their first tournament tournament of the season. 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