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vtuiduicin outicsman, nuwmunviiic, wcuncsuay, acpiemDcr zts, Gold Buckle for Blackstock Cowboy it Tyrone Tykes Defeat Henry Buildall 3-2 in League Final The Tyrone tyke hardball team, which is a memoer of the M.C.B.A., had an outstanding 1994 season. There were 13 teams in the tyke division, with Tyrone finishing first after regular season play with a record of 15-1. On Saturday, September 10, at Soper Creek, Tyrone played Henry Buildall for the league championship. Both teams played excellent ball for a full seven innings, with Tyrone coming out the winners with a score of 3-2. Drew Sharpe pitched four innings, and Christopher Gerrits pitched the remaining remaining three. Christoper Gerrits had a home run. Winning team members includes front row, (l-r), Eric Neilson, Kevin Connelly, Drew Sharpe, Jamie Whitehead, Derek Van Heuvelin, Chris Gerrits, Alan Baker. Back row, (l-r), James DeVries, Mark Webster, Chance Morrison, Bradley Perry, Philip Corcoran, Corcoran, Jamie Richardson, Michael Minion. Denise Gerrits was the coach. Absent from the photo is coach Gord Sharpe. Grant Physiotherapy est. 1991 presents... Walk-In-Sports and Acute Injuries Clinic every Tuesday 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Call 623-2783 for details Grant Physiotherapy 214 King St. E. Bowmanville Memberof the Active™ Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Group inClarington ©i= PUBLIC AND FREE SKATING LOCATION: DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE TIME: DATES: 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Saturday, October 8 'Saturday, October 15 Saturday, October 22 Saturday, October 29 Saturday, November 5 Saturday, November 12 Saturday, November 19 Saturday, November 26 Saturday, December 3 (no public skating) Saturday, December 10 Saturday, December 17 FREE SKATE: Mondays 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Fridays 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. No Free Skating on: Monday, December 26, Wednesday, December 28 Friday, December 30 I CS-4853 Bowmanville Eagles Begin New Season The two-time defending Central Ontario League champion Bowmanville Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will begin defence defence of their title this Sunday evening. evening. The Uxbridge Bruins will provide provide the opposition. Game time at the Recreation Complex is 7:30 p.m. Bowmanville ended their exhibition exhibition schedule last Sunday night by posting a 5-2 victory over the Trenton Trenton Sting of the Eastern League. Curtis Hodgins netted a hat-trick for Bowmanville, while Dave Watt and Dave Real had one each. Bowmanville led 1-0 after the opening period, and 3-1 after two. by Brad Kelly Brandon Moore of Blackstock has scored a triactor as a competing member of the Ontario Rodeo Association. Association. This past weekend, at the finals in Orono, he walked away with the championship gold buckle after finishing finishing in first place overall in the bull riding event. It was the third buckle the 19- year-old has earned during his career. career. Prior to advancing to bull riding, riding, he won two gold buckles as a junior steer rider. "I had hoped to do well, and everything just worked out really well for me," said Moore. His first place finish was based on a compilation of scores for the three shows that were held on Saturday Saturday and Sunday, In his first ride on Saturday afternoon, afternoon, he failed to register any points after being thrown off before the eight second time limit expired. But he made up for it in a big way on his next two rides. Saturday night, he posted a score of 70, followed by a 71 on Sunday. Only two of the riders were able to score points on Sunday. His total of 141 placed.him first overall in the finals. finals. It also pushed his earnings up over the $1,800 mark for the year, missing out on first place overall by a mere $23. Understandably pleased with his own accomplishments, he didn't hesitate to applaud the efforts of everyone involved with staging this past weekend's rodeo. "The rodeo grounds were perfect. perfect. It was probably one of the best rodeos I've been to." With the Ontario circuit now complete, Moore plans on touring the United States and competing in rodeos during the winter, months. He did vow to return next year to defend defend his bull riding title. Brandon Moore - ADVERTISEMENT - Active Bodies Fitness Centre has been meeting the fitness needs of area residents since October of 1986. The ladies-only fitness facility, located at 83 Mearns Court in Bowmanville, offers a wide variety of aerobic classes. Professional, qualified staff members ensure that beginners are given a proper introduction to a healthier lifestyle, while those slightly more advanced are able to maintain and improve the level of fitness they are accustomed to. The personal service offered by owner Carol Selby-Reed and her staff is appreciated by the many members who frequent the club. 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