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12 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 20,1993 Yesterday's Heroes 50 YEARS AGO -- In a rugby game at Bowmanville, the team from Oshawa Collegiate Institute defeated the local high school squad 12- 0. The Bowmanville lineup included E. Mcllveen, D. Gilhooly, A. Sleep, H. Sturrock, R. Bowles, A. Strike, C. Fletcher, G. Irwin, H. Nelles, D. Samis, 1. Hooey, D. Ferguson, M. Tighe, R. Simpkin, G. Wilcox, J. Martyn, F. Cowle, D. Rundle, R. Jackman, B. Passant. * * * * * * * 35 YEARS AGO -- Bill Lyle led the Mats with a hat-trick to lead his team to a 9-2 victory over the Fan Belts in the Goodyear Hockey League action. Other scorers were: Don Childs (2), Archie Crossey, Terry Masters, Bob Fairey, Bill Ellis. ******* 25 YEARS AGO - The Bowmanville High School junior football team, coached by A1 Woodlock, defeated Norwood to advance to the COSSA finals. The score was 30-14. Both Paul Slemon and Terry Russell counted 12 points each on two touchdowns, and Doug Crough tallied six points. Hie big final game will be against Madoc. ******* The Bowmanville High School cheerleaders did their best to encourage encourage the football teams to greater efforts and more scoring. They included included Karen Davis, Maureen Tighe, Nola Raby, Sheila Hooper, Wendy Anderson, Sally Prout, Jennifer Saunders. ******* 20 YEARS AGO - Competing in a golf tournament in Reno and Las Vegas, Nevada, is Mrs. Mary Marvin of J-Mar Fanns, Orono. iy , nuYuuiA'i issu F C3R If Rushwood Girls Capture League and Tournament Championship * BOWMANVILLE * SPORTS SHOP WINTER JACKET SPECIAL Choose from your favorite team MAJIC - HORNETS - GEORGETOWN - COWBOYS UNLV - BLACKHAWKS - BULLS - RAIDERS JAYS - MICHIGAN - NOTRE DAME Adult Satin Teen Size Parka Men's Jackets and Parkas Children's Hooded Jackets Starter Pullover Starter GT Jacket REG. 129.99 149.99 SALE *69.00 *99.99 169.99 *135.99 139.99 169.99 174.99 SPECIAL IN-STORE DISCOUNTS and DRAW 121 King St. E., Bowmanville \ ■ 623-0322 Open Evenings VISA or layaway your purchase *118.99 *144.99 *149.99 The recent Clarington girls' baseball awards night topped off a successful season for the Rushwood midget girls' baseball team. They won the league and tournament championships. Head coach Chuck -Rout and his assistants, Mike Dymarski, Sandy Luke and Mark Street, put many hours in for practices and games to produce a winning team that went the whole season with only one loss. The team s efforts and the coaches' teaching strategy were quite noticeable in the year-end tournament. The girls left the very best to the last when everyone played a very exciting and skillful last game of the tournament. The result was a 15-7 victory over Stutt's Pharmacy and the gold medal. This particular game showed all in attendance the equal balance of hitting, pitching and defence that Chuck has worked for all summer. Team members pictured abovë include, front row, (1-r), Christine Dymarski, Julie Harty, Jessica Russell, Mandy Gaur, Angela Luke, Robyn Alldred. Back row, (1-r), Sandy Luke (asst, coach), Chuck Rout (coach), Stacey Rout, Heather Ormiston, Debbie Street, Katy Deighan, Julie Tutak, Melissa Knight, Mark Street (asst, coach), Amy Warren, Mike Dymarski (asst, coach) Four Wins for Durham T.V. gMICHELIH3îB3CÜCiCUïxjy| | C H E LI NWMCHELIHSBDGCOBMKg I VAN HEMMEN TIRES 1 | Durham.Region's 8 SALES jj 3 IM I U 2 I X ML . f a | .Michelin Dealer Uniroyal iGoodrich FREE Installation V * n Balance JF ^Lm Tire Disposal V Alignment Check vââfâfr -- The Durham TV major tyke team of the Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League won its fourth straight game on November 13 with an impressive 13-4 victory over Tim's Rental. John Lammers led Durham TV's explosive offence with six goals and two assists. Other goal-scorers for Durham TV included Jake Balson and Brandon Brandon Murphy who had two apiece. Singles went to Jamie Whitehead, Daniel Sullivan and Derek Van Heuvelen. Kevin Weeks had three assists, while Michael Leslie and Daniel Sullivan had one each. M. Best scored all four goals for Tim's Rental. This week, John Woolner bowled a 204 game, Terry Fisher bowled a 214 game. Team standings are: Sam Adams 25, Glenn Smith 25, Joan Murphy 24 1/2, Paul Pappas 22 1/2, Jeff Kryzanowski 21, Gord Cowling 14 Low single ladies - Jan Fisher 95 Low single men - John Woolner 91 High single ladies - Joan Murphy Murphy 212 . High single men -- Paul Pappas 268 : High triple ladies - Arlene Dennis Dennis 557 High triple men - Paul Pappas 683 High average ladies - Joan Murphy Murphy 211 High average men -- Gord Cowling^! Cowling^! Wed. Night Bowling Lge. Scores from the Wednesday Night Men's Bowling League on November 10 include: Terry 26 1/2, Farrell 24, Bell 22 1/2, Lloyd 22, Jeffery 21, Stacey 19, Wright 18 1/ 2, Vangoor 18, Ellis 15, G. Ed- mondston 11, Evans 10, J. Edmondson Edmondson 8 1/2 High single - Roly Lloyd 287 High triple -- Roly Lloyd 792 SCOREBOARD MICHELIN SECURITY. MAXIMUM VALUE. VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES 317 Hopkins SI. Whitby 666-2121 We carry 'he la'ges! -n.ervcry &) 1 c h ! Vu:k lift? n :-.e area Mon • Thurs 8 CO • 5 30 Fr, 8 'O'- 5 CO Sat 8 CO ■ 2 GC find uelwl VWtowPiy | U • 10* until AW COMMUONS, III WAMANIY ««TIOCAIC. ÏOïaüCBCaBOÆCMICHELIICmSCaQQ^ MICHELIN KCAVSt SO MUCH IS UMNO ON YOU* TIMS.* Bowmanville Non-Contact League Team W Burke Division Beasties 7 1 A&D Trackshop 4 2 D. Base 3 2 Hanc's 1 5 Oliver Division Hooper's Trophy Cen. 5 3 Mo sport 2 3 Dutchman 3 5 Cdn Home Therapy 1 5 Shackelton Division Preston Movers 6 1 King St. Bar & Grill 4 3 Hawk's 4 4 Pattern 1 6 Weekend Results Dutchman 9 Hooper's Trophy 3 Beasties 8 Hanc's 0 Mosport 7 Cdn. Home Therapy 4 A&D Trackshop 3 D. Base 3 King St. Bar & Grill 3 Hawks 1 Preston 7 Pattern 3 0 2 3 2 0 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 Pts. 14 10 9 4 10 7 6 4 13 9 8 2 Newcastle Sunday Night League Team W L T Gruffies Canadiens 6 0 1 Newcastle Lumber 5 11 Blackhawks 3 3 1 Sharks 3 4 0 Sit 'n' Sip 15 1 Tennant Heating 0 5 2 Sunday's Results Gruffies 8 Sharks 7 Lumber 7 Sit 'n' Sip 4 Blackhawks 5 Tennant 2 Eastern 'AAA' Midget (as of November 1) East Division W L T Central Ont. Wolves 8 0 2 Oshawa 4 5 0 Quinte 2 5 0 Peterborough 14 1 Western Division York-Simcoe 8 2 0 Markham 3 3 3 Richmond Hill 13 1 Ajax/Pickering 13 1 Whitby 14 0 Pts. 13 11 7 6 3 2 Pts. 18 8 4 3 16 9 3 3 2