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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 5,1996 Section Two by Chris Rourke The first-ever season at the OHA Provincial Jr. A level officially came to a close as the Bowmanville Eagles held an awards banquet and dance. The banquet was on Saturday, June 1, at St. Joseph's Church in Bowmanville. The team handed out nine pieces of hardware to its players. players. Two players took home two trophies. The winners of the awards are as follows: President's Trophy (leading (leading scorer) -- Chad Taylor Haynes Trophy (rookie of year) -- Joey Walters Goodyear Trophy, (most valuable defenceman) -- Mike Davies Bob Beers Memorial (most improved) -- Matt Armstrong Pat Marshall Memorial Trophy (fans' favourite Eagle) -- Chad Taylor Gibbs Trophy (dedication and sportsmanship) -- Joey Walters Puk Trophy (most gentlemanly gentlemanly player) -- Paul Lang Devitt Trophy (loyalty and leadership) -- Scott Imrie Eagles General Manager Mike Laing, and the rest of his staff, have been busy putting together a team that can take a run at the league title next season. Laing has hired Mike Gordon as head scout, and signed co-coaches Kevin McClelland and Jim Jackson, and assistant coach Curtis Hodgins to new, three-year contracts. Laing has vowed that the Eagles will be taking a long, hard look at a couple of Bowmanville products who were members of the Central Ontario Wolves Bantams last year. Both Chris Pot and Jason Lang have, "an excellent excellent chance of making the hockey club," Laing said. Co-coach McClelland said the fans should enjoy this year's edition of the Eagles. "We'll have a good team this year. We play the season for the playoffs and Mike (Laing) said he's building a team to make a run (at a league title)," he said. Laing, McClelland and the rest of the Eagles brass will be back at work later this month. Their evaluation camp is slat- The Jr. A Bowmanville Eagles held their annual awards banquet and dance on Saturday, June 1, at St. Joseph's Church in Bowmanville. Two players walked away with two awards each. Joey Walters (left) won the Gibbs Trophy for sportsmanship and dedication, and the Haynes Trophy for rookie of the year. Graduating Eagle, Chad Taylor, was the other player who took home two trophies. He won the President's Trophy as the leading scorer, and the Pat Marshall Memorial Trophy as the most popular popular Eagle, as selected by the fans. 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Dal Cin and MacFarlane were then able to open up a ten car length lead with five laps remaining. Dal Cin crossed the finish line in top spot, followed by MacFarlane, Tenpow, Watson and Smith. "This is my first race on an oval and I made some mistakes early," explained Dal Cin. Heat race winners were MacFarlane and Dal Cin. ed for June 22-23, while trains ing camp will open around August .15 in Newcastle Village. THE SCOOP -- GM Laing has committed to two players from the Rocky Mountain Jr. 'A' League in B.C. He has agreements from Dustin Kersey, a 19-year-old right winger who led the league in scoring, and Mike Kimmel, a 20-year-old cen- treman who was the leading scorer the year before...Assistant GM Dino Azzano has accepted the post at GM of the Cobourg Cougars. Dave Luciuk, who was going to coach the Jr. C team in Newcastle, will coach the Cobourg Cougars this year. LOST AND FOUND -- One of the young participants who spent May 24-25 playing in The Canadian Statesman 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament is walking around without the warmth of a jacket. The coat was left behind, and has yet to be claimed. The rightful owner can contact our office and, after describing the coat, can come by and claim it. DRAW WINNER -- The winner of the raffle conducted by the Bowmanville Eagles is Mike Pidgeon, of Glencastle St., in Oshawa. His name was selected at the year-end banquet on Saturday night. Glen is the lucky winner of a beer fridge from Labatt's. SOCCER FESTIVAL -- Those who have participated in any way in the Darlington Men's Soccer League over the past 100- plus years, may want to venture out to the Tyrone Community Centre on the weekend of June 22-23. The' Darlington Soccer Festival will highlight the league's rich history, including some exhibition games. The weekend will also include a dance on Saturday evening. For more information, contact Lome Wright at 263-2611. Men's Slo Pitch Results Sunday, May 26 "Mix "Bow Sox 24, Tim's 5th Wheel 5, "Mix" PStone Multi Services 20, Excuses 5, "Mix" Victoria Equipment 10, MGM Purple Hummers 8, "Mix" Nighthawks 22, Wildcats 4, "Mix" Weekend Flyers 18, Park Rebels 2, "Mix" PStone Panthers 3, East Coasters 15. Monday, May 27 - "C" Young Bug's 15, Orono Bullits 9, "C" Ugly Ducks 21, Warriors 8, "C" Guardian Drugs 25, XL Eagles 6, "C" Mudhens 7, Tigers-8, "D" RoadRunners 5, Booze Hounds 5, "D" Diamond Backs 13, Rushwood Wiseguys 8, "D" Morris Auto Glass 8, Chronic Misfits 6, "A" Courtice Home Improvements 10, BFI 0, "A" Storm Troopers 11, River Rats 7. Tuesday, May 26 - "A" Port Darlington Shooters 29, TJ's Brewskies 10, "A" Hepcoe 2, Port Darlington Shooters 15, "B" Outlaws 5, Burman & Fellows 4, "B" Sunspace Sunrooms & Spas 8, Goodyear 7, "B" Urbacon 19, Marina High Flyers 17, "C" Warriors 5, Young Bug's 18. 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