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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 25,1994 Bowmanville Orioles Host Five Team Tournament Over the long weekend, the Orioles Orioles hosted a round robin tournament tournament at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Five teams from Oakville, Markham, Markham, Whitby, Richmond Hill and Clarington played four games each, with Markham defeating Whitby 6- 1 in the championship game. The Clarington team put out a good effort, showing a lot of potential, potential, but couldn't pull off a win. There was some good pitching by Mike Smith, Nathan Bums, Matt Isenburg, Ryan Ormiston, PhU Hopkins, Hopkins, Scott Poole, and Jason Baksh. Catching for the Orioles were Brandon Bortolazzo and Tim Knowles. The rest of the Oriole team con sisted of Joel Bouma, Brandon Buckley, Brian Dymarski, and Chris Kreasul. The coaching staff of Brian Poole, Dieter Isenburg, and Glen Bums appreciated the help received by the parents and sponsors who included included Country Style Donuts, Subway, Subway, Petley-Hare Limited, Can- Spar, FM Services. All of these made for a successful and well-run tournament. Pruett Wins Race at Mosport Setting a blistering pace, Scott Pruett from Crystal Bay, Nevada, driving a Chevrolet Camaro, won the Hy & Zcl's Trans-Am race at Mosport Park bn Sunday. Sunday. Pruett, way out in front of the field, managed to escape the last lap racing incidents incidents of the second, third and fourth cars. Jack Baldwin blew his engine and caused a chain reaction amongst the cars behind him. Finishing second was Tom Kendall of La Canada, Ca., in a Ford Mustang, and in third was Jamie Galles of La Jolla, Jolla, Ca., also driving a Chevrolet Camaro. Camaro. The race was pretty much incident free and was seen by a huge crowd at Canada's Home of Motor Racing. In the Player's Ltd/Toyota Atlantic Championship, Greg Ray of Plano, Tx., was victorious in his Rail RT-41. In second was Partick Carpentier of Joliette, Quebec, also driving a Rail RT- 40, and in third was Colin Trueman of Amlin, Ohio, driving a Ralt RT-41. End of Season BBQ for Kool Enterprises Hockey Team The Kool Enterprises Bantams of the BRHL capped their season with a team barbecue last Sunday afternoon. afternoon. They waged a good campaign in the extremely competitive bantam loop of the BRHL. Under the tutelage tutelage of coaches Jim MacMaster and Doug MacCheyne, they provided many exciting games for parents and spectators alike throughout the season. Their sponsor, Mr. Kuldip Sodhi, of Kool Enterprises, contributed and attended the barbecue with his gracious gracious wife. Mr. Sodhi has continuously sponsored sponsored a bantam team in the BRHL since its inception, and prior to this, in the recreational league when the town operated this function. His participation participation goes back to 1973, giving him 21 years of uninterrupted sponsorship. sponsorship. The team would like to thank Mr. Sodhi, the BRHL, and all those who volunteered their time and effort to make minor hockey a success in the Municipality of Clarington. Thanks also to Peggy and Randy Chapman for hosting the barbecue. A team barbecue officially concluded the season for the Kool Enterprise bantam team of the BRHL. At the barbecue, the team honoured their sponsor, Kuldip Sodhi, who has sponsored recreation hockey for the past 21 years. Included in the above photo are, from left, Rob MacCheyne, Brad MacMaster, Kuldip Sodhi (sponsor), Darren Crawford, Tim McGrath, Brad Chapman, Mike MacLeod, Jamie Shrives, Stephen Quirk. ---Contributed Photo Awards Presented During Rural Bowling League Banquet At the May 7th Rural Bowling League Banquet, the Runner Up Trophy was presented to the Salem team by Jim Coombes, league president (far left). The Salém team includes Ron Bickle, Glenn Barrie, Stan Found and Lance Crago, as seen above. Absent from photo is John DeCoe. Perfect Weather Greets Players For Opener of Lawn Bowling What beautiful weather we had on Sunday, May 22, for the opening day of the Lawn Bowling season. Thirteen Thirteen players decked out in the traditional traditional white clothing enjoyed one long game as a start for this year. There were also a half-dozen non- participants on hand. But there will be more out for Tuesday at 1:30 and for Thursday at 7:00 won't there? We missed you "guys" who could not make it this time but look forward to seeing you next time. Following the play all enjoyed a cup of hot tea or iced tea or just plain water plus a piece of Birthday cake in honour of Doris Mould and Bob Sop- let (in absentia). You would like to learii more about this game? Then come on Sundayï j°30 vm "tSÏÏS aŸîîo Henf y Pokorski ( ri 8 ht ) was P leased to accept the Howard Ciyder- p.m. or Thursday at 7:00 p.im man Memorial Award last weekend at the Rural League Bowling We look forward to your compa- Banquet for achieving the highest bowling average. His average ny. game was 211. Presenting the trophy are Ralph Cryderman and Jana. Doris L.Wollstein. Cryderman. Peewee Orioles & Drop First Game Of '94 Season to Port Hope Rival The first game of the Clarington Legion Branch 178 Major Peewee Orioles tournament on May 21 saw the Orioles go down to defeat at the hands of Port Hope by a score of 9- 5. The game was close until the third inning when Port Hope scored six runs. Pitching for the Orioles were Steve DeGraaf, Darren Kok, and George Scharrenweber. Unfortunately, fielding errors let Port Hope steal this win. Joe Campa led the attack with a double and a single, followed by Paul Schofield and Judd Woods each hitting a single. In the second game, the Orioles came out hustling and quickly took a 10-3 lead after three innings. Leading the way for Clarington was Darren Kok who went three-for- thrcc, Steve DeGraaf went two-for- four, Paul Schofield went three-for- four, Judd Woods went three-for- thrcc, and Russel Gaal bunted in two runs. This was definitely an offensive game for the Orioles. Jamie McCarthy, the relief pitcher, pitcher, only allowed two base mnners in the last three innings. The outfield was led by Peter DeVries, Jason McCullock, Greg Elliott and Steve Dao. The cleanup hitter, Aaron McSwain, was walked four times in both games. On Sunday, the Orioles faced Lcasidc. Aaron McSwain hit a triple and a single with Russell Gaal and Darren Kok each hitting a single. Despite good pitching efforts by Jamie McCarthy, Russell Gaal, and Aaron McSwain, Lcasidc took the win by a score of 5-3. The final games of the tournament tournament were between Agincourt and Ajax in the 'A' Division, and Peterborough Peterborough and Brampton in the 'B' Division. Agincourt won the 'A' Championship Championship by a score of 7-4 with excellent excellent pitching by Matt Spatafora who pitched the complete game. The 'B* Championship was won by Peterborough in the bottom of the tcntli witli an infield hit and the bases loaded. Final score was 8-7. The Orioles would like to thank the Legion Branch 178 for their sponsorship, the umpires for their diligent efforts, the A&P store, Northcml Market, Valdi's and Roy's Variety for their generous donations. donations. Also, they wish to thank the coaches, Rick Kok, Sid DeGraaf, Roy Gaal and Mike McCarthy. © _ 1 JL T & C SMALL ENGINE SALES «SERVICE 133 Taunton Rd. W. (Somerville and Taunton) Oshawa 436-1386 PARTS 2297 Taunton Rd. 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