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The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Friday, June 4, 1999 Pace 4 Green Gaels Face Tough Test It will be a battle of the best tonight (Friday) as the Clarington Green Gaels face the newest entry in the league, Onondaga (near Syracuse), in an Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. B regular season game at the Recreation Complex in Bowmanvillc. Game time is 8:30 p.m. The Green Gaels enter the game as the top team in their division, sporting a perfect 7-0 record to start the season. In those seven victories, they have dominated dominated the opposition, holding holding a 101-32 edge in goals scored. The defending National Champions arc also getting the job done at the defensive end. They haven't allowed an opponent opponent to score more than six goals in any game, and appear on their way to a third straight title for having the lowest goals against average in the league. Their opponents tonight, Onondaga, arc the top team- in their division with an impressive record of 10-1. One of Onondaga's best players, Drew Bucktooth, may be a familiar name to local hockey fans. Bucktooth spends his winters winters in the Durham Region as a member of the Ontario Hockey League's Oshawa Generals. "This game will be a real test for us. Onondaga have a veteran and talented club," said Green Gaels head coach Dave Edgar. Clarington's game that was scheduled for this past Tuesday in Scarborough was postponed due to wet floor conditions at Centennial Arena in Scarborough. The game has been rescheduled for Wednesday, June 23 in Scarborough. Newcastle Golf Course Tournament Winners A field of 140 men and women enjoyed a beautiful golfing day for the Member's Open at Newcastle Golf Course on May 30. The men's Low Gross for the day was a tie at 73 for Paul Poulin, Trevor Phillips, and Jeff Dawson. Other winners included: B Flite - Rick Nosal 78, C Flite - Terry Willett 84, D Flite - George Bragg 93, E Flite - Will Morrisey 95. Closest to the pin was Wayne Genzler. Women's Low Gross for the day was a 79 for Laurie Fitzpatrick. Other winners included: B Flite - Mary Ann Gills 90, C Flite - Carol Johnson 104, D Flite - Diane Worrell 114. Closest to the pin was Laurie Fitzpatrick. Newcastle Golf Course also celebrated a couple of holcs-in-onc during the month of May. Marg Lawson started her golf season - with her first ever hole-in-one on the first day of May. Marg, from Whitby, used a six iron on the 111 yard, #17. Her "surprising" "surprising" shot was witnessed by her husband Don, and playing partners Diane and Orson Worrell from Port Hope. Scott Rekker, of Bowmanvillc, also accd the par 3, #17, using his nine iron for the 123 yards. Scott's foursome of Jim Anderson, Craig Howell, and Mike Anderson watched his first hole-in- one hit the green and roll in the cup on the holiday Monday, May 24. Picking The Lucky Ticket Mayor Diane Harare (right) was on hand last Friday to pick the winning ticket in the Bowmanvillc Eagles' Booster Club draw. Judith Ren of Bowmanvillc was the lucky winner of a television, while Bruce Dingman of Blackslock is the proud owner of a brand new bicycle. Marie Meeks of Bowmanvillc won $100 in the draw. Mayor Harare was joined by Eagles' Booster Club members members Stephen McHardy, Josie Roberts, Bernice Terry, Tammy Parkin and Sheryl McClellan. "KRACO" CARPENTRY & CONTRACTING Est 1976 Complete Carpentry Services • Designing • Custom Built Homes • Renovations •Additions • Decks, etc. William Kraayvanger P.O. Box 14, Bowmanville ON L1 C 3K8 (905) 623-1101 Late Goal Gives Reactors a Victory On Thursday, May 27, .the Darlington Reactors Girls' U-15 Soccer team opened their third season in the Central Girls Soccer League by hosting Scarborough Thunder at the hydro fields. Playing this year at the Regional level, the Reactors began the game strongly and had several scoring opportunities in the first ten minutes. minutes. 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