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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 1.1983 ( sport-talk 62Î-H0Î FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Badminton Club executive for 1958 includes Donalda Creasser, Marion James, Betty Lobb, Anna Strike, Don Allin, Bill Burgess, Mel Burgess, Glenn Hodgson, Jack Munday, Charlie Ranxine, Bob Sheridan and Don Venton. The president will be chosen from this group. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In Calgary over the Victoria holiday weekend, Doris Joli won the five-pin bowling championship with a 264.2 average for 16 games. Her nearest competitor competitor had 227.7. In the team event Fran Ells, Donna Kennedy, Berniece Terry, Onie Etcher and Doris Joli came third with 15,752 pins for 16 games. ORONO AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -- will sponsor a Spring Show of Hunters and Jumpers at the Orono Fairgrounds on Sunday, June 5th. The program opens at 8:00 a.m. and continues through to the Jumper Stake class late in the afternoon. There will be competitions for juniors and advanced competitors. SENIORS DAY -- Woodbine Racetrack is to be the scene of the Ontario Jockey Club's Seniors Day, beginning at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 23. Racetrack officials say excitement will be running high on that day and all during Senior Citizens' Week. The Queen's Plate will be run just three days after seniors day at the races. In keeping with the festive mood of the week seniors are to be treated royally at Woodbine with free admission, free program and tip sheet, special reserved seating and a free beverage. REGISTER NOW - The Port Hope Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament will be held on Wednesday, Wednesday, June 15th at Dalewood Golf and Country Club. Registrations must be returned by June 3rd. Anyone wishing a cart should phone the pro shop at 885-8409 now, to avoid disappointment. HAWKEYE TRYOUTS -- Head cpach Dennis Laverty announced that the Junior Hawkeyes will be holding tryout camps at Civic Fields on Saturday, June 11th from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Sunday, June 12th from 2 to 4 p.m. "We are trying to attract young ball players from the Durham Region who are interested in trying out for the Hawkeyes" said Laverty. "We have visited all the high schools in the area and the response from graduating players has been excellent. We know that there are former high school graduates that we haven't been able to contact and these players are more than welcome to attend our camp" said Laverty. "Any young man born in 1961 or later is eligible to play Junior Ball and anyone interested in talking to coach Laverty can call him at 579-4880. "KRAC0" Registered Builder of | HUOAC NEWHOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contacting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. . Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger ~ (Licensed Carpenter) Merchants Win Opener, But Lose to Whitby mmm THREE PITCH -- Mixed ball teams are wanted for a Rotary Club sponsored Three Pitch Ball Tournament to be held in Port Hope on July 2nd and 3rd. Entries must be in by June 15th. Phone John Goddard at 885-8478 for information. TOURNAMENT -- "Roy's Enterprize" is running running a Slo-Pitch Tournament on June 11th and 12th. We are trying to contact all the Slo-Pitch teams in the area, and your league might have some teams that are interested. Two divisions : double knockout: open to any age: 1st prize: $400.00, 2nd prize: $300.00, 3rd prize: $200.00, 4th prize: $100.00. Oldtimers: 30 years and over: guaranteed 3 games: 1st prize $475.00, 2nd prize: $275.00, 3rd prize: $125.00, 4th prize: $125.00. Entry fee $125.00: plus two red dot balls. Location : Durham Fields. If interested call: Bob Solomon, 242 Johnson Ave., Oshawa, LU 1S5. Phone 416-728-8512. Make cheque payable to: Roy's Enterprize Slo-Pitch Club. ROUND-UP -- Action in men's senior hardball leagues this week will find Kendal Eagles at Port Hope, 7 p.m. Wednesday (tonight). Sunday, June 5th, Port Hope Flyers visit Newcastle Lakers at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 8th Bowmanville Merchants travel to Port Hope. Game time 7 p.m. The Bowmanville Merchants opened their season Merchants have lost eight of their nine starters on Friday night in Markham on a high note, from last year and consequently, many new faces defeating the home team by a 18-2 count. However, are on the field. One of them is batter Dave the Merchants were not so lucky on home turf on Passant, who connected for a single with the hit in Sunday as they were beaten 18-2 by Whitby. The the above photo. St, Joseph 9 s Bowlers Hold Presentation Banquet On Saturday evening at Memorial Park Clubhouse, the St. Joseph's Bowling League held their closing banquet and presentation of awards. This photo shows the winning and second place team combined, from left to right, Walt Curr, Julie Sandeson who was a member of both teams, George Gibbs, Lori Hunt, Joanne Carr and absent from both teams, Allan Tibbies, Maureen Bagtole, Randy Gibbs and Steve Sandeson. Dm Miller Fens 22 as Merchants Win 1st Game The senior Merchants opened opened the season on a winning note as they downed Markham 17 to 3 on Friday night in Markham. Dan Miller was in mid-season form as he held Markham to two singles while striking out 22. Bowmanville had a total of 17 hits with Jim Treen getting two singles and a double, Todd Bate two doubles, Paul Dadson a single and Triple, Dan Miller a double and single, Jody Ross and Dave Passant two singles, with Kevin Gibson, Mike CAMSPORT Trailer Sales SEETHEALL NEW 'SHASTA' 35 FOOT PARK MODELS -3 floor plans to choose from -unbeatable prices ■shop and compare anywhere! Drop In and See Us at CAMSPORT Hwy. 115 and 35 987-5174 Newcastle d'Entremant, Scott Bate and Mark Richards with singles. On Sunday afternoon at Soper Creek it was a different story as they came out on the short end of an 18 to 2 score against a strong Whitby club. It was a case of too many errors as the inexperience of the almost entirely rookie team couldn't put tilings together. together. The pitching of Scott Bate who is just up from midget was a real surprise as he pitched six strong innings ana should have deserved a much better fate as most of the runs against him were unearned, Scott Bate, Dan Miller, and Lome Finney each had two hits for Bowmanville. Scott Michelson with a double and Dave Passant a single rounded rounded out the Merchants' hitting. It was almost a repeat performance performance in Peterborough on Monday night. Bowmanville out hit the Tigers but errors once again played a big part in the game as the Merchants were beaten 12 to 5. Gerry Tu'skey started on the mound and took the loss, but poor fielding led to his downfall as most of the runs scored against him were unearned. Dave Passant came on in relief and gave up two runs over the last four innings. Gibson, Miller and Michelson each had two hits, with Dadson, Treen, d'Entremant, Passant, and Murphy getting one each. The Merchants play in Ajax at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday night and then return home to play a double header against Oshawa Sunday afternoon at Soper Creek Park, Game time 1:00 p.m. Let's get out and give these young ball players your support, BOATS 12'Alum $ 595. 14'Alum 16' Alum. 795. Pontoon 1,995. 15'Alum. Bass. 14'Used 1,450. Springbok 495. 12'Fibreglass . 495. 14'Sail Boat... 1,295. 16'Sail Boat... '81 Merc 9.8 3,295. Motors New Boat 849. Trailers Honda XR75 499. Mini Bike Honda XL75 450. Mini Bike Honda New XR80 650. Mini Bike Honda Generator, 750. New 299. ONTARIO SPORTS Hwy. 115 Orono Telephone 983-5444 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. 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After a delay due to the absence of the Newcastle team, the game was played under rainy conditions conditions to a 2 to 1 victory for Hampton. Hampton goals were scored by Shawn Mc- Fadyen and Trevor Mercer. On May 26th, the Squirts journeyed to Orono, where they played to an overwhelming overwhelming victory of 7 to 0 for Hampton. Goals were scored by Richard Bateman - 4, and Neil Gerrits - 3. Following are the members of the Hampton Soccer teams: Mosquito: Coach Mosquito: Coach - Cindy Hanthorn; Assistant - John Payne; Players - Ken Mercer, Greg Gardner, Scott Hanthorn, Hanthorn, Paul Hindman, Carolyn Bateman, Chris Oerlemans, Larry Morrison, Lonny Gibson, Neil Taylor, Derick Biss, Wes Werry, Brooke Clemens, Mark Bradley, Marvin Rozema, Stephanie Axford, Chad Doiron. Atom: Coach - Steve Hall; Assistants - Doug McFadyen and Barry Browes; Players - . Allan Hartford, David Hartford, Hartford, James Charette, Mark Rottine, Leslie Hambly, Trevor Mercer, Craig Burns, Garth Browes, Shawn McFadyen, Jesse Bennett, Neil Bateman, Jason Lyle, Benjamin Suter, Dean Bradley, Bradley, Bruce Rozema, Jason Berry. Squirts: Coach - Steve Kantor; Assistants - Sheldon Jackson and Bill Burns; Players - William Charette, Jackie Mantle, James Mercer, Jarrett Aus, Danny Martin, Stephen Burns, Richard Bateman, Brian Walker, Elton Goemans, Neil Gerrits, Robby Robbins, Ryan Delaney, Scot Blackburn. Tykes: Coach - John Pudlis; Assistant - Steve Jeffreys; Players - Mark Pokorski, Jeffrey Crawford, Darren Crawford, Bradley Geer, Cara Gardner, Timothy Ashton, Jason Jeffreys, Adam Bradley, Bradley, Mark Gerrits, John Ashton, Aaron Pudlis, April Peters. Newcastle Slow Pitch Team Division "A" New Dutch Oven Lazar Jive Turkeys Newtonville Night Hawks High Flyers Three Brothers Pizza M&M Variety Division "B" Ace Submarine Mackie&Reid Lycett Brew Jays Shoppers Drug Mart Gloria's Variety All Seasons Division "C" St. Marys Cement Night Hawks Orono Towing McRobbies Tyrone Athletics Burketon Raiders Division "D" Dennison Orono Good Timers Courtice Steel Bowmanville Jaycees Ugly Ducklings Elliots Auto Wreckers Memorial Hospital NOTE: Standings shown reflect scores reported as of Friday, May 27. * REMINDER TO TEAMS * If you win - winning team reports score. * If you lose - no report is necessary * Rainouts or ties - home team reports rainouts or ties. Ladies Lobb Ball Scores W L T Pet. RF RA 3 0 0 1.000 43 26 3 1 0 .750 32 31 2 1 0 .667 43 34 2 1 0 .667 37 16 0 4 0 .000 44 58 0 2 0 .000 15 44 0 0 0 .000 0 0 4 0 0 1.000 49 19 3 1 0 .750 55 26 2 1 0 .667 31 21 2 3 0 .400 42 71 1 2 0 .333 36 26 0 2 1 .167 17 29 0 3 1 .125 34 70 3 1 0 .750 34 29 3 2 0 .600 65 39 3 2 0 .600 50 46 2 2 0 .500 48 51 2 2 0 .500 35 54 2 3 0 .400 48 40 1 4 0 .200 38 59 4 0 0 1.00 85 21 3 1 0 .750 77 32 2 2 0 .500 46 61 2 2 0 .500 31 45 1 2 0 .333 40 48 0 2 0 .000 18 69 0 3 0 .000 10 31 C and C Motors - 8, Tom's - 7; Anonymous -12, Memorial Park - 3 ; Venezia -18, Tyrone - 9; My Apothecary - 21, Village - 0; Youngs - 20, Memorial Park 17; Tyrone - 44, Indepen dent - 7; My Apothecary -18, C. and C. Motors -11; Toms - 26, Youngs -11; Memorial - 6, Apothecary - 5; C. and C. Motors - 3, Kings - 0; Venezia - 7, Anonymous - 4. 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