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Blue Devils Soccer From page 6 Pickering came out roaring looking to avenge an earlier season defeat at the hands of the Darlington squad and found the net quickly, scoring two goals in the first 10 minutes minutes of play. Devan Sutton, always always on the alert, took a pass up the right wing and outran the Pickering defence, depositing depositing the ball into the comer of the net past a sprawling goalie. This cut the lead in half and M seemed to give a little life to the Darlington squad. But Pickering responded with a goal of their own only minutes later, restoring their lead to 3- 1. Pickering added one more to their total and then held Darlington Darlington off for the rest of the game, allowing only one more goal by Robbie Goddard, who stole the ball from the Pickering Pickering defence and put it home to make the final score Pickering 4, Darlington 2. Old Timers Service Club League would like to thank the following area businesses for their donations to this year's CYSTIC FIBROSIS BALL TOURNAMENT: • The Canadian Statesman • Canadian Tire • Hooper's Trophy Centre • Hooper's Jewellers • Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. • The Book Studio • Both A & P Food Stores • Wallace Auto Shop • Petro Canada (King/Lanburg) • The Country Gallery • Hands On Music Co. • Gould's Cards & Gifts • Brock's Service Centre • Pine Ridge Auto • Then & Now Sounds • Gino Sports • The Country Goose • White Rabbit.* Canadian Pools & Landscape • Johnathan's Country Patch • Solid Oak Furniture • Leisure Lady • Radio Shack • Children's Exchange • Instant Replay Sports • Collector's Lane' • Cockerham's Florjsts • King Street Bar & Grill • Pet Valu • Met Mart • Sound Works • Maxi Drugs • St. Johns Ambulance • Neil Armstrong Sports • Home Depot • HMV • The Body Shop • Pharma Plus • Coles Book Stores • Athletes World Superstore ©j.p. Liberty Bowl is opening for the season. Youth Bowling Registration Saturday, Sept. 7th 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Cost $8.00 (5 to 18 years) Adult Leagues Mixed - Ladies' - Men's Ladies' (afternoons) Seniors (mornings) For information, call 623-5663 ©j.p. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? FREE i GAS BAR-B-Q1 I 1 while supplies last i | with every windshield replacement i I PLUS WE PAY YOUR t ; DEDUCTIBLE ! i on most insurance claims 1 B3$9 Auto Gloxr 19 SILVER STREET, BOWMANVILLE CALL TODAY 623-4225 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 31, 1996 7 FOR YOUR INFORMATION BIG BROTHERS NEEDS YOU - Why not be a friend to a young boy? Big Brothers of Clarington now have 18 Little Brothers hoping to meet an older male role model. Besides the traditional one-on-one matches, volunteers may now get involved involved through the Big Bunch, two-on-one matches, and through the In-School Mentoring program. Call 623-6646 and ask how you can help. Bowmanville Kinsmen Squirt ^ (ages 4 and 5) Hockey Registration on Thursday, August 22nd 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, August 29th 7 to 9 p.m. at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Registration Fee: $110.00 Please bring a copy of your birth certificate which must be filed with the OMHA at time of registration. 0J p Getting a Lift One of the young soccer players in last Saturday's Tyke Fun Day held at the Hydro Fields gets carried off. the field by her coach after sustaining a slight injury. Though she needed assistance, the injury wasn't thought to be too serious. A total of 44 teams of five and six- year-olds took part in games that were played throughout the day. Newcastle Men's Non-Contact HOCKEY Registration Dates Sunday, Sept. 8 12 noon - 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 12 noon - 4 p.m. at the Newcastle Arena Cost $125.00 For further information contact Darcy Haber 623-7435 @JP OSHAWA 571-7852 PORT HOPE 885-4696 L ©j.p. At Mosport Whitby resident Mike Frederick has been racing at Mosport International Speedway Speedway since the day it was opened. Never had he won a feature race in any of the divisions divisions he had competed in. All that 1 changed as he captured captured the checkered flag in the twenty-lap Open Wheel Modified Modified feature August 24. "Luck," was all Frederick had to say after the race. "Jackson was quicker and he went out and (Osier) could have got by us," he added later. "We'll take lucky over good any day," he concluded. Rossiter finished second, followed by Teune, Todd Holmes (#42 Midas) and Houston. Houston. Winning heat races were Jackson and Glasbergen. The Thunder Car feature saw points leader Ken Donaldson Donaldson further stretch his lead, taking taking yet another checkered flag. Kyle Placzek (#52 Gamma Sales) of Mississauga took the lead on the first lap,, building up an eight car lead at one point. 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