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f 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, June 10,1992 Fierce Battle Between Pitchers In Kendal-Bowmanville Contest This Week's Soccer Highlights Kendal and Bowmanvillc ban- and Cory Bums each had a goal to round out the scoring for Davis Print ing. In mosquito division play, Vinnics Pizza lost a close one to Hampton. Jason Jason Baker's two goals and Scan Hcl- mus's single were not quite enough as Hampton won 4-3. Special mention to Vinnics' goalkeeper John Trcleven for his strong play. Shoppers Dmg Mart lost a close one to Courtice in peewee play. The lone Shoppers' goal came from Scan Weir. Strong games were played by Karl Wiener, Kerri Kelly and Kristy Quanduk in the 2-1 loss. tarns locked horns in a pitchers' duel at Soper Creek Park, with Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc gaining the win in the tenth inning, 3-2. Eric Zuvic gave up six hits in nine full innings while Steve Clark gave up four hits to the Kendal hitters hitters in the complete game victory. Hitters for the Kendal Royals were Mark Foster, Bryan Smith, Chris Stark and Mike Zachanowich. by Hank Evans Bun King Bakery defeated Hampton Hampton 5-1 in tyke play. Ian Marlin's three goals and a pair by Holly Slolcr provided the offence for Bun King. Guardian Drugstore upended Courtice 6-3 on strong performances by Anthony Anthony de Silva and Rachael Grocnvcld. The Lions Club minor squirts rolled over M&M Meats 8-0. Tyler Brown and Jeff Larsh each had three goals, with singles going to Michael Bcrtoni and Matthew Beech. The BUSC Tigers edged Newcastle Newcastle 2-1 in major squirt action. Both Tiger Tiger goals were scored by Owen Kcl- . scy, assisted by Chris Bcncteau. Thc Darlin g l0 n under-13 Shoppers The Eagles scored first when Ben So^oTiTchi'l^n^HMnit^ OHEU Local 1000 ran into a hot goal- Drug Mart Eaglcs concluded a busy Tonks picked up a long pass from Sc- Th E , ... Unionvihc 2 2 in keeper and ended up on thc wrong wcc k of soccer on June 6. bastian Murdoch and shot thc ball ,, lnc t , unionvmc z £ 1,1 side of a 3-0 score last week, losing to W R rst lhe Eagles matched up against from 18 feet out, over the goalkeep- Tyrone. Peter Voogt played a strong the c sclcct club on Tucsdayi cr 's outstretched hands. Thc selects ""Slw GrccStcnhenson" game in net and Sarah Ferguson and Junc 2> at the Hydro Fields. If this tied it up before thc half ended on a SSdimiÏÏTZ Peter Ricketts also had good games highly anticipated exhibition game be- - 1 ' 1 M ""' ln tllc sccona 8 a,nc against a team for Local 1000. Davis Printing pow- tween thc reps and selects is any indicted indicted their way to a 7-1 victory over ca tlon of thc calibre of soccer in this Orono on two goal performances by arca> then thc Town will be well rep- Kylc Jennings and Christopher Roo- resented and can be very proud of ney. David Langstaff, Gavin Thiesson these fine young athletes. On Thursday, Kendal played thc Belleville bantams. In the first inning, inning, Kendal scored seven runs on five hits and went on to defeat Belleville 12-5. Steve Green was thc offensive leader for Kendal, going thrcc-for- four with two RBI's. Rookie Mike Fisher went two-for-four and scored; two runs. Bryan Smith, in his first pitching start of thc year, collected the victo-' ry with relief help from A1 Lacey. 7, Thc Kendal bantams' next home, game is Sunday, Junc 14, at five p.m. against Peterborough. Shoppers Drug Mart Eagles Capture Close Soccer Game Darlington Youth Soccer Some results from this past week in the Darlington Youth Soccer League. Tykes (Monday, June 1) Courtice #9 4 Bow. Eagles 0 Newcastle #4 1 Andy's Garage 0 Newcastle #3 6 Solina 1 Courtice #3 4 Courtice #12 Guardian Dmgs 6 Courtice #5 3 Bramble Bush 7 James Insurance 2 Courtice#2 13 Tyrone#! 1 Newcastle #2 5 Courtice #8 4 Orono 4 Newcastle #10 Minor Squirts (Tues. June 2) Orono#1 3 Newcastle#! 2 Courtice #2 8 Bow. Ravens 1 Courtice #1 9 Bow. ETC 0 Newcastle #213 Courtice #4 1 Bow. Lions Club 9 Bow. M&M Meats 0 Major Squirts (Wed. June 3) Bow. Tigers 2 Newcastle #11 Tyrone 3 Bow. Hydro 0 Hampton 3 Hooper's Trophy 1 Newcastle#! 9 Courtice#! 2 My Apothecary 6 Solina 1 Skylight Donuts 5 Courtice 2 Atoms (Wed. Junc 3) Bow. KFC 1 Courtice#! 0 Newcastle #2 1 Beaver Lumber 1 Orono 7 Courtice #21 Brock's Service 4 Tyrone #12 Durham TV & Antenna 5 Wallace Auto 3 • Newcastle #1 4 Bow. Hydro 0 Hampton 3 Courtice #3 1 Mosquito (Mon. June 1) Newcastle 4 Courtice 3 Hampton 4 Vinnics Pizza 3 Peewees (Thurs. June 4) Tyrone 2 Newcastle 1 Courtice #1 2 Shoppers Drug Mart 1 Courtice #2 7 Sports Shop 2 Bantam (May 28) Hampton 4 Bow. Guardian Drugs 2 Tyrone 3 Bow. Guardian Drugs 3 (Junc 4) nice rcbotmd. Newcomer to thc Eaglcs, Eaglcs, Chris Potts, scored what proved to be the winner on a nice pass from Brian Wojnarowski. On Friday, Junc 5, thc Eaglcs travelled travelled to Etobicoke to take on Croatia. Playing in a steady drizzle, the Eaglcs rolled to a 5-0 win', with a solid effort from all Goals were scored by Chris Potts with two, with Sebastian Murdoch Murdoch and Brian Wojnarowski picking up assists. Peter Frisina scored on a rebound, Brian Wojnarowski came away with one and Ben Tonks scored one assisted by Sebastian Murdoch. After defeating Croatia Friday, the Eagles travelled to Bolton on Saturday to take part in the 1st Annual Toby game against from Chinguacousy, they were defeated defeated 5-0, after showing signs of tiring. Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 BE PREPARED -- If you haven't already done so, prepare yourself for what follows on the next two pages of the sports section. Nothing more need be said. Don't say we didn't warn you. KEN DAVIES MEMORIAL --- There will be plenty of exciting soccer action at the Hydro Fields this weekend, as the Darlington Youth Soccer Association will be hosting thc 3rd Annual Ken Davies Memorial Select Soccer Tournament. This year, the tournament will feature teams from across southern Ontario, playing in age groups from under 10 (atom), under 12 , (mosquito), and under 14 (peewee). Games begin at 8:30 on Saturday morning, and the 'A' and 'B' championships will get under way at 2:15 on Sunday afternoon. JUNIOR ORIOLES -- Ajax will provide the opposition for the Bowmanvillc Junior Orioles tomorrow night in an EOBA junior baseball league game. The game will be at Soper Creek Park, with the first pitch at 7:30 p.m. HOLE-IN-ONE -- We must all get over to Pebblestone Golf Course in Courtice for a round some day. The way players are potting holes-in-one over there, we could all use the boost to our game. On Saturday, June 6, Rein Harmatare of Oshawa used a five-iron on the 175 yard second hole, to score the latest ace. The shot was witnessed by Joseph M. Roth, Steve Nael and Fred Roth. 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