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Page 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 Scoreboard Pts. 20 13 9 8 7 3 Clarington Masters Slo Pitch Team W L T A Division Raiders 10 0 0 Bow. Sand & Gravel 6 3 1 Estate Properly Maint. 4 5 1 Lee J. Motors 4 6 0 T-Mac Insulation 3 6 1 Prairie Plumbing 1 8 1 B Division Bull Security 9 1 0 18 Hooper's Trophy Centre 7 3 0 14 Brock's Service Centre 4 6 0 8 Thistle Valley Rams 0 10 0 0 Sunday, August 8 6:00 p.m. Rams vs. Trophy Centre (Nuclear Plant) 6:00 p.m. Prairie vs. T-Mac (Rec. E) 6:00 p.m. Bulls vs. Brocks (Rec. W.) 7:30 p.m. Sand & Gravel vs. Raiders (Rec. E) 7:30 p.m. Estate vs. Lee J. (Rec. W.) Clarington Girls' Slo Pitch Team GP W L T Pts. Novice Division Snips Sluggers 9 9 Deighton & Assoc. 9 4 Kool Enterprises 10 3 Walt.Dizen.Ferg. 10 3 Peewee Division Elmark 11 8 Mike's Place 10 6 Hanc's Fries 8 5 Pet Connection 9 3 Mighty Dollar 8 0 Bantam Division Hancock Free. 55 11 7 Horners Chassis 11 7 Hanc's Too 10 6 Swim with Gills 9 5 Hooper's Trophies 11 5 Gerrits & Sons 9 0 Midget Division Cooper's Fuelers 7 6 Vincent Murphy 7 6 Bob's Towing 8 6 Dy-Tech 7 3 Henderson Auto 7 3 Legion Br. 178 7 2 Mr. Sub 8 2 Lange's Photo 8 0 Darlignton Men's Recreational Soccer League ; Weekly Results Bowmanvillc 0 Tyrone 0 Newcastle 3 Orono 1 Bowmanvillc 5 Solina 2 Tyrone 5 Hampton 1 Courtice 0 Maple Grove 0 Courtice 1 Solina 0 3 4 3 4 6 9 1 1 2 4 4 4 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 18 8 6 6 16 13 10 7 0 15 14 13 10 10 0 12 12 12 6 6 4 4 1 Clarington Ladies' Slo Pitch League (Week Ending July 22) Pts. 26 26 26 22 22 21 16 15 Team AKA Cactus Clothing Hands In Motion Bottom Line Bowamnville Glass Hot Tamales Bowmanvillc Sports Shop Wild Things Don Cherry's 12 Black's Water Supply 12 Survivors 7 Lisa's Locks 5 Exit Realty 4 Courtice Parks Softball Girls Team Novice Hampton Ozimek Industries Miller Fluid Power Toronto Dorn. Bank Tyrone Peewee MacDonald Plumbing Crayon Industries Orono #2 Tak Master Orono #1 Tyrone Bantam Solina #1 Tak Master Lange's Photo Orono #2 Solina #2 Courtice Cougars Bowmanvillc Kinsmen Orono #1 W L 12 8 7 2 0 5 7 10 9 2 3 4 8 7 6 4 3 0 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Pts. 24 16 14 ' 4 2 16 16 14 6 4 4 19 14 13 13 9 4 4 2 Green Gaels Continue March In Defense of National Title Host Onondaga on Friday and Saturday in Next Series by Brad Kelly Slaff Writer One step closer. That could be the motto adopted by the Clarington Green Gaels as they continue the march toward defending their Founder's Cup Canadian Jr. B lacrosse title. Over the weekend, the Green Gaels disposed of the Scarborough Saints to sweep their best-of-five scries. They now advance to the league semi-finals, where they will meet Onondaga, who eliminated eliminated Akwesasne three games to one in their scries. The Green Gaels will . host games one and two of the scries against Onondagc this weekend. Game one will be played on Saturday night at 8:30 p.m., while game two will go on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. Both games will be played at the Recreation Complex. Games three through five (if games four and five arc necessary) will be held in Onondaga the weekend of August 6-8. After opening with a 16-1 victory in game one of their series against Scarborough, the Gaels had to work a little harder in games two and three to prevail and keep their perfect perfect season intact at 25-0. In game two on Friday night at the Recreation Complex, the Green Gaels rallied in the third period, out-scoring Scarborough 4-0 for an 11-6 victory. Kurt Kirner, Saul Rochcleau, Stephen Hcwak and Ryan Unwin scored in the third period to break open a 7-6 game in favour of the Green Gaels after two periods. In the third and final game of the series on Sunday in Scarborough, Hewak had a goal and five assists to lead the Green Gaels to a 16-9 decision. Kirner had four goals, while Ryan Sallic had three. To Scarborough's credit, credit, after dropping game one 16-1, they didn't roll over and quit for games two and three. "(Scarborough) dug in and played well," said Green Gaels coach Dave Edgar. "Our conditioning in the third period made the difference. We arc a tough team to beat in the third period." The Green Gaels were fortunate enough to escape the scries without any major injuries, and expect to put a healthy team on the floor for the next round. During the regular season, season, the Green Gaels defeated Onondaga 11-5, en route to a perfect record. "Onondaga play a very similar style of game. Defence is not their first concentration, and that is where they run into problems. When they play a tough defensive team, they arc not equipped to deal with it," said Edgar in assessing the next round opponent.. GET OPEN - Vinnic Crawford (#3) of the Clarington Green Gaels looks for someone to pass to during an OLA Jr. B playoff game against Scarborough. The Green Gaels, who arc the defending Canadian Champs, swept past Scarborough in three straight games. They now meet Onondagc beginning Saturday night. Top Ten Finish for MacDonald-Cadieux It is a good thing the Terry MacDonald- Cadieux racing team has bad luck, or they would not have luck at all. At the Toronto Molson Indy, the team changed a motor and started last, was involved in a 17 car crash, got a flat tire, and was black flagged. Despite all this, Terry still managed to pull off a top ten finish. After qualifying for the first race, Terry was 14th on the grid. But crew chief Ed O'Brien was concerned about the engine. They pressure tested tested the cylinders and used a scope to look inside the motor. O'Brien though they might have a piston ring damaged. Terry did not want to hurt her points for Sunday's race, so Frank Del Vecchio drove the Snap-On Tools Pontiac for four laps during the qualifying race to sec if the engine was truly hurt. O'Brien didn't want to take the chance of blowing up a great motor, so he opted to change it. That night, the team worked into the wee hours taking taking the motor out, driving two hours away to pick up the spare motor. On Sunday morning they put the backup backup motor in. Sunday morning the scries reverted their decision to let Terry start at the back of the Grand Sports class. "I was told that I could start 19th, the last Grand Sports car. But two hours before the race was to start, they told me 1 was to start 43rd," said MacDonald- Cadieux. "1 was not happy about their decision. Being faster than 22 smaller cars and trying to get around them wasn't going to be easy." As the green flag dropped, Terry passed cars and was up to about 30th, then turn one came. A Porsche was into the wall, and the accidents followed. "As cars plodded plodded into me, 1 hit other cars. As soon as I could move, I got out of their. But 1 had a flat tire," said MacDonald- Cadieux. When the race was over, TMC Motorsports managed managed to finish 10th in class, and 11th overall. Terry won most improved car of the race, coming from the back three times. ^ul„s love SUMMER PROGRAMS JULY ■ AUGUST Garnet B. Rickard Arena, Bowmanville • Defense/Body Contact • Rookies/Squirts • Pre-try out Camp • Power Skating (A, AA, AAA) • Hockey Skills • Full Day Camp • Goalie Camp SEPTEMBER Newcastle Village Arena • Defense/Body Contact • Power Skating • Goalie Camp For Brochure call: (905) 983-9994 Limited Space Available Bowmanville Eagles to Share Hockey Knowledge Satundcty 'J f Uy6t fëacûtÿ ^ imsms Night July 31st fZAtwi*4«C by Brad Kelly Slaff Writer The Bowmanvillc Eagles are planning planning to share some of their hockey knowledge with the rest of the community community next month. The hockey club will be holding its first Hockey School at the Recreation Complex from August 9-15, and kids aged 6-15 will be the beneficiaries. Hockey School will be held ot Recreation Complex from August 9-15 for kids aged 6-15. Though the concept of conducting a hockey school had been discussed in the past, it wasn't until this season, witli summer ice available in Bowmimvillc, that the idea became a reality, In the planning singes since February, the camp hits assembled n staff made up of respected hockey coaches and instructors. "With the quality instructors wc have, and limiting the number of skaters, wc can take more of a concentrated concentrated teaching approach. And wc have some proven, quality instructors," said Jim Sutton, who along with Mike Laing, is part of the ownership team of the Eagles. Among the instructors arc former Eagles coach, Curtis Hodgins, who is an assistant coach with the Oshawa Generals. He will team up with current Eagles coach Mike Posavad, who played for the Peterborough Petes from 1980-84, and was a member of the St, Louis Blues organization from 1984-88, to headline the list of instructors. instructors. Other notable instructors include Dave Luuiuk (Eagles assistant coach), Jim Heffering (Eagles general manager), manager), Tim Bates (strength and conditioning), conditioning), and Ken Scott (goalie instructor), Among the on-ice mens that will he covered are power skating, hotly contact, contact, puck control, passing, shooting, Continued on pngc 7 With Guest Drivers: Dave Taylor Terry MacDonald-Cadieux Elisa Chilvers Mosport Regulars Running Late Models Modificds Thunder Cars Gales open at 5:30 Admission: Adults $12.00, Students $8.00, Children 12 and Under FREI Information: (905) 983-9141 or on-line at mospotteom