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3v | L BHS Ladies Suffer Second Defeat of Season >,r » fié I .1 ! v. » .* > s; i r | ; I I u? : f 1 1 I bü 1 i « I | I 1 s 1 I S3] S | I P s »• te te g s, S FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO - On Saturday evening, members of the Junior Town Hockey League held their closing banquet at Erinli Golf and Country Club. President Jack Baker was Master Master of Ceremonies. The evening included the presentation presentation of the Ken Nicks Trophy to, the winning team, Nichols Motors. Team members include: Dave Rogerson, Bob Clarke, Don McMurter, Dave Werry, Pete McCullough, John Osborne, John Adams, Adams, Ron Broome, Pat Murphy, Don Oke, Tom Worden, Terry Walton, Murray Brown, Leo MacLean, MacLean, Tim Prout. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO - Italo Labig- nàn, a taxidermist from Oshawa, landed the biggest rainbow trout in the Bowmanville Creek Anglers' Fish Derby with a 19 3/4 pound giant. Second Second place went to Shane Leger who caught a 19 pound rainbow. Alford Gallea and Doug Binsted tied for third with 13 1/2 pound catches. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- The last time Boston and Montreal met in the Stanley Cup finals was in 1978, when the Canadiens won the series four f ames to two. Who was named the Conn Smythe rophy winner as the playoff MVP that year? GYMNASTS DOING WELL -- At a recent qualifying qualifying meet in Oak Ridges, Bowmanville's Alisha Co- nahan qualified for the National Championships to be held from May 17-19. She will be competing in the National Women's Open Category. Also, Kristi McCaffery has qualified for the Ontario Provincial Championships to be held at the Iroquois Park Complex in Whitby on May 11-12. Kristi will be entered entered in the Tyro B category. FITNESS LEADERSHIP PROGRAM --- The Fitness Fitness Ontario Leadership Program will be hosted by the City of Oshawa and the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for persons interested in becoming fitness leaders. The program will be held at the Civic Auditorium on Friday, May 10, from 7-10 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, May 11-12 from 9-5, and Saturday and Sunday, May 25-26 from 9-5. For further information, contact Craig Okazaki at 725- 1111. - HAWKE YE FOOTBALL TRY-OUTS -- The Oshawa Hawkeye football teams will be holding practices beginning this weekend for boys interested interested in playing this summer. The Peewees, for boys aged 12-13 and under 145 pounds, will hold a tryout tryout at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa this Saturday and Sunday from 3-5. Sweats and shoes required. For more information, contact Scott Keyes at 579- 3975. The Juniors, for boys aged 19-22, will be holding holding a try-out this Saturday at Civic Fields beginning beginning at 11:00 a.m. Equipment will be provided. Contact coach Ian Bunting at 433-4648 for more information, information, I SLO PITCH QUALIFIERS -- There are a couple of early slo pitch qualifying tournaments that are going to be held in this area. On May 11-12, Oshawa will be hosting,one for Men's B, DD, Ladies' Ladies' A, Mixed A, and Recreational. In, Ajax on May ,17-19, there will be a qualifier for Men's D, DD, Master Recreational, and; Ladies' D. And back , in 'Oshawa on May 25-26 for Men's D, DD, Masters', Mixed A, B, C and Recreational. TRIVIA ANSWER -- Larry Robinson of Montreal 7 U : 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if biuy call 725-2831 wiioi i> \u: \ m: i aii. DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN .Hardwood & softwood lumber dry klias A. dressing facilities including custom fiade trim; hardwood k marine plywoods as well as^œmpletejitock^fbuUdingmaterlaljL aneiAin^^ i Sports Card Show Sunday, May 5th Holiday Inn, Oshawa Hourly Draw BUY-SELL-TRADE by Brad Kelly The coach of the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School senior girls' soccer team, John Morris, Morris, predicted better playing conditions could have made a difference in his team's game last Tuesday. In one instance, it made a difference in stopping a sure goal by the visitors from Dunbarton (Pickering). Playing on a field that was more suitable for mud bogging races, the Redmen dropped a 3-1 decision to the traditionally strong Dunbarton Dunbarton club. Dunbarton 3 Redmen 1 The, Redmen are still without a win this season in three attempts after losing a 2-1 heartbreaker with three seconds left to Anderson (Whitby), and playing to a 1- 1 draw with Central (Oshawa). With a schedule of only four games, the Redmen have only one chance remaining remaining to gain a victory this season. That opportunity opportunity will come this Friday when they travel to McLaughlin (Oshawa). Despite the loss, coach Morris was pleased with the effort his club came up with. "I'm really pleased with the way we played today. Our record may not look it, but we are a strong team." "Last year we lost 9-0 to this same team, so I'm really impressed with our game to day." Dunbarton got off the mark with two quick goals at the midway mark of the first half. Bowmanville's Theresa Wyatt cut the margin margin in half when she hustled in and stripped the Dunbarton Dunbarton goalie of the ball and scored into an open net. Dunbarton regained their two-goal lead late in the half on a deflection that eluded Bowmanville goalkeeper Sarah Sarah Couch. The second half was played evenly, with the best opportunity belonging to Dunbarton. But the elements, elements, or as Bowmanville would like to think, home field advantage prevented another goal. After a scramble in the Bowmanville crease, the ball was drilled along the ground by a Dunbarton forward. The shot was past, Couch and heading into the Bowmanville Bowmanville net when it came to an abrupt halt on the goal line in the middle of a huge puddle. With only one game remaining, remaining, the Redmen are in jeopardy of not reaching the S ofTs. To Qualify, they need some nelp from the other teams in the league. "At this point, if we can get a wild card spot for the S layoffs I'll be happy," said lorris. "This was the only game where I knew we would have trouble." "One of our problems has been getting the whole team TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Fran Gravener (right), of Bowmanville High School, chases down a loose ball with a player from Dunbarton (Pickering) during a senior girls' soccer game in Bowmanville last Tuesday. Bowmanville fell behind early in the first half and couldn't recover. The visitors left town with a hard-fought 3-1 victory. out at once for practice. If we had a longer schedule and better playing conditions, conditions, it would have made a difference this year." A highlight for the team this year came indoors instead instead of outdoors. Playing at the York University University Canadian Indoor Sports tournament, they were selected as the most sportsmanlike team. It was the second year in a row that Bowmanville was chosen chosen for the : àSVàrd in the tournament that involves 48 teams. ■ ■ 'V "We played well, but we have a good time arid play fairly," said Morris, adding "we actually came close to reaching the final 12." Ball Hockey To Begin Fourth Year The Bowmanville Youth Ball Hockey will start their fourth year of operation with four junior and four senior teams playing Tuesdays Tuesdays and Thursdays respectively respectively at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. The non-contact league has once again both girls and boys participating. Coaches and managers (no experience needed) are still being sought for some teams. Each team plays once a week with a championship tournament scheduled for July 14. Coaches will be in line prior to the starting week and all players should be contacted. At this time, we express our thanks to the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion Branch 178, Bowmanville Sports Shop, T-Mac Insulation and Diamonds Diamonds Dugout for their sponsorship. For this reason, reason, the BYBHL has been able to keep the registration cost the same for three years. No more registration will be accepted. For further information, information, contact Rick Brown at 623-7898, Ron Frampton at 623-7911, Paul Robinson at 623-3884, Brad Adams at 623-3102. The Junior and Senior teams are listed below. Sgqfor Division PENGUINS - Tim Mills, Scott Anderson, Jeff Dar- rach, J.P. Tousignant, Shawn Dempsey, Jay Mantle, Mantle, Derek Steele, Tomas Wakefield, Scott Finucan, Brian Williams, Peter Carmichael, Carmichael, Brent Carmichael, Steve Brinkman, Steve Sargent, Sargent, Chris Naklicki, Greg MacKay, Scott Hentig, Derek Derek Smith. Coaches-Bob Steele, Bob Brinkman, Bob Smith FLAMES - Ryan Becker, Becker, Stephan Wraith, Cameron Cameron Millar, Scott Millar, Dwayne Hicks, Chris Alldread, Alldread, Travis Laughlin, Jason Jason Barr, Rob Jeffers, Shawn Piels, Jeff Thrasher, Jason Jefferys, Scott McAleese, McAleese, Rick Swale, Matt Yeo, Rick Dempsey, Shawn Whalen Coaches-Nelson Yeo, Steve Jeffreys, Paul Crocker WHALERS - Bill Clark, Robbie Dennis, Paul Bycock, Dan Bycock, Brad Ormiston, Peter Gadd, Ryan Branni- gan, Steve deBlois, Mike de- Blios, Julie Mantle, Mike Talotti, Chad Puk, Nick Kat- sikis, Gary Adams, Ryan Robinson, Jamie Brake, Jack Laverty Coaches-Paul Bycock, Cal Brake KINGS - Sean Brown, Matt Frampton, Jeff Wright, Mike Cramm, Mark Lynch, Mark Murphy, Derek Hall, Shawn Broome, Jeff Crawford, Crawford, Jeff Robinson, Brad Jones, Darryl Cook, Clint VanAtter, Jeffery Carr, Philip Philip Cunningham, Barry Overend, Overend, Dan Huxter Coaches-John Cunningham, Cunningham, Rick Broome, Terry Lynch . First games are on May 9 6:30 Flames vs. Whalers 7:30 Penguins vs. Kings Junior Division WOLVES - Jake Davis, Jonas Bonnetta, Paul Evans, Nathan Stout, Bradley Bradley Robichaud, Eric Dion, Neale Borutskie, Frik Griffin, Griffin, Clayton Kohn, Ian Gilroy, Gilroy, Jonn Marco Cannito, Adam Van London, Matt To Page 17 Newcastle Youth Bowling League Holds Annual Banquet mm Is si i 5S § I: Bowmanville Tennis Club 1^91 Registrations at the Lions Ceiitre Sat. and Sun. May 4 - 5 711 -12 FEES: Junior (under 17) ...$ 35.00 Sr. Single $ 55.00 Sr. Couple $100.00 Family $120.00 ActMtln: - Fret lesions for NEW members and Juniors i - Intermediate and advance Instruction available - Club nights and fun days - Tournaments - All the tennis you tan play - 2 and 3 year memberships available For further Information contact: KEM MAJID at 623-5247 ELLEN LOGAN at 623-4790 Sixty-two bowlers participated in the Newcastle ,,. h „ infrlp „ n , Youth Bowling League during the fall and winter "Vv from lof? arol months, And on Saturday, April 20, the group hold its , 'white and I is annual hnnmml:. One of the highlights of tllO bmiClUCt ,nl V V, " tC ' and US i awards arc shown above. In the front arc: John Stafford, Michael Imhoff, Sa- -. -a , -, , run yyiuiaj, mid Lisa Welsh. In the back row, from left. R 0 n C BoSi Postcr ' s, ™ mon s " xby ' " Gilcs ' " ,,<l top bowlers of the season. Winners of high averages The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 1,1991 7 Legion Branch 178 Dart Players are on Target The ladies' dart champions of the Legion Branch 178 league included, from left: Helene Wallis, Mary Blunt, Debbie Gibson, Irene Whitney, Myra Rowe. The men's league champions were, from left: Doug Noble, Wayne Martin, and Ted Dadson. Absent was Tim Prout. The mixed team champions included, from left: Brian Barnard, Annette How- arth, Jim Almey, Debbie Gibson, Marv Allen, and Bonnie Nicholson. Just Hold it Right There for a Minute, Buddy! Tony Millar, of Bowmanville High School, strikes a poso similar to that of a traffic traffic cop as he tries to avoid being tackled by a player from Anderson (Whitby) during during a junior boys' rugby game in Bowmanville last Thursday. Bowmanville took an early 4-0 lead, but eventually lost, 12-4. In the midget game afterwards, Bowmnn- villc salvaged a 10-3 win over Anderson.