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Page 4 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Friday, July 9, 1999 CASCAR Comes To Mosport This Weekend Since the announcement, in April, of CDS Technologies Inc. taking title sponsorship of this weekend's CASCAR Caslrol Super Series Eastern Championship Event, people have been talking about CASCAR returning to Mosport Speedway. The "CDSTECH 200" will be a two day event (July 10/11) and the first entry into title sponsorship of an auto race for CDS Technologies, a Durham Region based company company (CDS currently sponsor four drivers at Mosport and arc a track sponsor). CDS Tcchnoloies Inc. is a technology company based out of Oshawa, Ontario that develops and manages software, software, servicing the corporate finance industry internationally. internationally. For further information on CDS Technologies Inc. visit their website at cdstech.on.ca The "CDSTECH 200" takes the green flag at 2:00 p.m. July 11th, but leading up to an after, there is plenty of racing. racing. The gates open on Saturday, July 10th at 1:00 p.m. for CASCAR time trials and qualifying heat races. Then, Mosport's regular night of Fraser Ford Saturday Night Racing takes over at 5:00 p.m. with the CDS TECHNOLOGIES TECHNOLOGIES INC, Corporate Night. Three of four Mosport divisions divisions will be in action the Thunder Cars, Challengers and Late Models. On Sunday, the gate will open at 10:00 a.m. with an Open Wheel Modified Invitational (Mosport's fourth regular class) and the Canadian ChampCar Lights adding to the CDSTECH 200 weekend. Practice, Qualifying and Heat Races will take place prior to the CASCAR CASCAR AUTOGRAPH SESSION. As previously mentioned the CDSTECH 200 CASCAR Castrol Eastern Super Series Race will take the green at 2:00 p.m Following post race ceremonies the Modificds and Canadian ChampCar Lights will run their respective features.' Given Eastern Super Scries teams have just passed the halfway point in their Championship, teams will be in full force to gain each valuable point remaining. Duke Sawchuk of Windsor, won the Super Scries race back in 1996. Tickets for the CDSTECH 200 can be obtained through Mosport at 1-800-866-1072, locally at (905) 983-9141 or on-line at www.mosport.com. Darlington Sees Double Figures In Soccer Action Against Ajax Gaels End Perfect Season The Huntsville goal was a busy place on Tuesday night as the Clarington Green Gaels scored 20 times cn route to their final victory of the regular season. The team ended the season undefeated and set a new goals-against record of 4.90. The Green Gales now head into the playoffs playoffs with a home-and-homc scries against Scarborough and Mimico. Clarington faces Mimico tonight (Friday) at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex. Then the Gaels will travel to Scarborough Tuesday. Scarborough makes a trip to Bowmanville July 16, with the scries wrapping wrapping up July 17th in Mimico. Oshawa Golfer In Hunt for Amateur Mosquito Orioles Take Three of Four Games The Darlington Under 11 Zellers /Cedar Park Resort boys soccer team took their superb soccer show on the road and raised the curtain Baseball Academy Looking for More Boys and Girls There's still room for a few more players at the Academy Baseball School. The camp gives boys and girls of all ages the chance to brush up on their skills and learn the finer points of the game. It is run out of Iroquois Park in Whitby and there is bus service available available for Clarington players. About 60 Clarington ball players arc currently finishing finishing their week at the academy. academy. For more information call 1-800-363-9053 or 718- 8638. 10 limes as they hit double figures earning them a 10-1 romp over the Ajax Warriors. Nathanael Paul, David Ross and Ryan Coulouras each figured in one marker while Chris Jukic registered the hat-trick. Geoff Powell has been on a tear of late and this game was no exception for the speedy striker as he exploded and rifled in four goals. Captain and midfield general Scott Miller placed several excellent excellent through-balls up the middle for his snipers. Ryan Gratto ' and Greg Bathe demonstrated strong work ethics and attractive football throughout the match. Darlington "blue and white" still remain with an unblemished record and continue to secure first place overall in the Under 11 Representative tables. Darlington play host to the other Ajax squad next week. A successful weekend was had by the Clarington Orioles Mosquito Baseball team as they were victorious victorious in 3 of their 4 games played. On Friday night, a two-run rally in the bottom bottom of the 7th inning allowed the Orioles to even the count with the Cobourg Cardinals at 3-3, forcing an extra frame. After shutting shutting down the Cardinals in the top half of the 8th, a 1 out single by Tyler Young drove home Dan Jackson with the winning run for the Orioles. Mike Lusty led the team With 2 hits, including a triple and and RBI, with other hits going to Justin Clarke, Justin Ruf and Tyler Young. Trevor You will come for the price ... and stay for the service! TDI and 2 Immediate Clarke pitched the final 2/3 of an inning to pick up the win after a solid 5 inning outing from Mark Stata. On Saturday, the Whitby Chiefs threw 4 different pitchers at the Orioles in defeating them 6- 4 in a well played ball game. Mark Stata led the team offensively with 2 RBI's; single RBI's coming from Grant Fulford and Justin Ruf. Pete Downs pitched a strong 4 innings for the Orioles, leaving the game with a 3-2 lead. Downs gave up 2 runs on 3 hits, recorded 4 strikeouts strikeouts and allowing no walks. In Sunday's doublehcadcr in Port Hope, the Oriole bats were as hot as the temperature temperature as they banged out a total of 33 hits in routing routing the opposition by scores of 19-7 and 19-4. Holding the hot bats for the Orioles were Grant Fulford with a total of 7 RBI's, Wade Pickcll with 6, Tyler Young with 5, and Mark Stata and Justin Ruf with 4 each. Also contributing offensively were Justin Clarke with 5 hits, Trevor Clarke and Mike Lusty with 3 each and Andy Hamilton with a a pair. Mark Stata picked up the win in the first game giving up only 1 run on 1 hit and striking out 2 in his 4 inning stint. Pete Downs was the winning pitcher in game 2 allowing 4 runs on 5 hits and striking out 4. The Orioles face another busy week taking on Ajax and- Cobourg and finishing finishing up with a doublehcadcr on Sunday in Kingston. The team is generously sponsored sponsored by Maguire Water Supply and coached by Doug Pickcll, with help from Ian Fulford and Mark Young. Derek Gillespie, of Osnawa and Gord Chilton of Markham overcame all the elements to gain a share of the lead after the first round of the 1999 Clarica Ontario Amateur Golf Championship at the St. Catharines . Golf and Country Club. Gillespie, who had just turned 21, celebrated by firing an opening round 3-undcr 69. He joined Chilton as the leader in the clubhouse after the Whitevalc GC member recorded seven birdies on the front nine en route to a 69. St. Catharines G&CC, celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year was treated with fireworks, as lightning filled the skies suspending play for roughly an hour. Microbursts touched down on the 16th fairway, striking an eighty-five year old willow tree and coming only twenty yards from a threesome which was returning to the clubhouse at the time. David Hemstad said, "it was the brightest light and loudest sound he had ever heard." The force of the strike left the Thornhill native with a tingling sensation in his right arm. The round was definitely affected by the weather conditions. Extreme heat and humidity resulted in an average average score of 77.6. In second round play on Wednesday, Gillespie sal alone in,third place after posting a round of 73. Power Girls The Under 8 Sold by Lorn Power Girls had their first opportunity to play against teams in their own age group this past weekend at the Robbie Mini Festival, in Scarborough. Playing against West Rouge, the Power Girls lost 1-0 in the opener but rebounded later in the day with a 0-0 lie. In two games against Scarborough, it was a case of flying feet as Team Sold by Lorn won 6-0 and 4-0. Goal scorers were Taryn Nicholson (4), Brianna Heard (2), Rachel O'Connor (2), Julia Cicciarella (1) and Miranda Reilano (1). Meghan Brockington led in the assist category (3) with Jolene Parks and Melissa Marchaient providing 2 helpers each. Vvi<l.s'\oif- llof.Ue.v SUMMER PROGRAMS JULY ■ AUGUST Garnet B. 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HNOLOGIES IMC WWW.C CASCAR Castrol Eastern Super Series July 11th Plus: Gates Open: Saturday 1:00 PM Sunday 11:00 AM Modified Invitational Cmmdinn ClumipCiu' Lights INFORMATION : (905) 983-9141 orwww.mosport.com