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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Julv 6.1983 [ sport-talk 61)003 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Bowmanville Girls' baseball team are B. Brown C, E. Pickard cf, E. Nimigon ss, P. Labreque ss, V. Brown If, M. Cooney lb, Kubé lb, B. Hughes, 2b, M. Peterson 3b, S. Chaskovitch rf, E. Sprague rf, H. Panas p and P. Nimigon If. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In the Ontario Ontario Junior Golf Qualifying Rounds, held on Tuesday, at the Peterborough Kawartha Country Club, in the juvenile division, Dave Greenlaw (16), of Peterborough, placed first with 76, Rick James (15) of Bowmanville, and Paul Sobil (15) of Pebblestone, tied for second with 77. The finals will be played at St. Catharines on July 24th. OSHAWA GAMES -- On Saturday, August 20th, at Oshawa Civic Field, the Oshawa Highland Games swing into action. Interested competitors please phone Mr. A. Wright, 416-725-0734. MARATHON OF HOPE -- Communities, schools, associations and corporations have been asked by Betty L. Fox, Honorary Chairman of the Terry Fox Run to get involved and organize their own run sites. A special effort is being made to encourage Canada's 15,282 schools to organize run sites. Elementary, secondary, colleges, universities universities and private schools have received organizer organizer kits on how to set up their own Terry Fox Run. In her letter to the schools, Betty Fox states "My son's dream to raise money for research research to find a cancer cure continues through The Terry Fox Run. His dream must not die; we need your support to perpetuate his Marathon of Hope. All that is needed is to find that 'someone' in your school willing to take up the organizing challenge." Pledge sheets, applications to establish establish courses and locations of run sites are available available at the provincial Terry Fox Run offices, as well as branches of the Canadian Cancer Society, the Canadian Track and Field Association and Four Seasons Hotels. This year, let's all join forces and make this year's Terry Fox Run an even better success! SUMMARY -- A necessary guide for Ontario sportsmen -- the provincial hunting summary -- has just been released by the Ministry of Natural Natural Resources. The summary, which lists the hunting seasons for fall 1983 and spring 1984, outlines significant changes for moose hunters this year, Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope said recently. It explains the regulations for the province's new selective harvest system for moose, a vital part of a ministry plan to bolster the population of one of our most popular big game animals. The summary can be obtained from any of the many hunting licence issuers and ministry district offices. "KRACO" Registered Builder o< HUOAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 387-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. - Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Bowmanville Golf Club Holds First Annual Summer Open Royfliî BâSflbfllI GAMES DAY -- The Bowmanville Museum is sponsoring a Games Day Saturday, July 9th for children ages 5 - 12 at the Kirby School House Museum from 2 - 3:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. SOCCER -- In the Darlington Senior Soccer League, games are scheduled for Wednesday, tonight, tonight, Salem at Flying Dutchmen, Courtice at Hampton, Saturday, July 9; Solina at Tyrone, Zion at Courtice, Monday, July 11th, Orono at Salem, Flying Dutchmen at Bowmanville. mm,- -, Bowmanville Golf Club hosted its 1st annual Summer Open for Juniors on Saturday afternoon. Taking first prize in the bantam division was Brad Carnegie, with Burke Lush winning the low net title. In the junior division, Greg Island took first f rface with an 80, while Chris Jones captured the ow net title with a 59. The players and pro Bruce Welsh would like to thank John Ford for donating the trophies and Bill Finnie for supplying mugs for the winners. Btntam Legionnaires Lose To Cobourg in 11th SLO PITCH -- Phone Norm Breward at 885-6816, Port Hope, if you are interested in entering a team in the first annual Ganny Slo-Pitch Tourney, on August 12th - 13th in Wladyka Park. Cash prizes, canteen and beer tent are offered. On Tuesday, June 20th, the Bantam Legionnaires lost a heartbreaker in the eleventh inning 3 to 2, to Cobourg. The game was marred by a very unfortunate incident in the top of the fourth inning of the then scoreless game. With two out, Barry Oliver attempted attempted to steal home, The Cobourg Cobourg catcher, rather than blocking the plate and attempting attempting to tag Barry, appeared to jump at him and threw an elbow to the face. The word "appeared" is used as the writer was standing in the 1st base coaches box and may not be completely unbiased in his opinion. As the catcher did not attempt, attempt, nor did he tag Barry, he was safe and scored the tie breaking run. However, his nose was badly broken and after a trip to the Cobourg hospital where five stitches were put in his upper lip, he Pigeon Races The Bowmanville Invitational Invitational Racing pigeon club flew from Grand Mere, Quebec on Saturday, July 2nd, 1983, an air distance of 546 Km. 12 lofts and 77 birds competed for the trophy. The winning bird flew at a speed of 957 meters per minute. 1st, 3rd, and 7th - Ev. Vier- hout. • / 2nd and 4 th - Terry Woolner. 5th - N. & J. Brown. 6th - John Mallery. 8th - Hans Vierkruisen. 9th - D. Woolner and Sons. 10th - R. Krackenberg. was taken to Oshawa General Hospital where doctors operated operated on Barry's nose that night. He was released from the hospital two days later. The Cobourg catcher was immediately ejected from the ;ame as was Barry's twin irother Andrew, who came to his rescue. The Legionnaires scored a second run in the 6th inning to go ahead 2 to 0, but Cobourg got one back in the bottom of the 6th and one in the bottom of the ninth to force the game into extra innings. An unfortunate unfortunate error in the bottom of the eleventh followed by a stolen base and single, enabled enabled Cobourg to score the winning run. ' This was a good exciting ballgame, a great one to win, and a tough one to lose. LOSE 2 TO PETES On Friday, June 24th, the Bantam Legionnaires dropped an ,11 to 8 decision to the Peterborough Petes. Peterborough scored two in the 1st and the Legionnaires got four in the top half of the second to take the lead for the only time in the game, 4 to 2. Peterborough came back with three in the bottom of the second and three in the fourth and took a commanding 8 to 4 lead. Bowmanville came back in the seventh with one, and two in the eighth, however Peterborough Peterborough also scored three to re-establish their former lead. The Legionnaires scored their final run in the ninth. David Aiken pitched three innings of relief and struck out nine batters while giving up three runs on a walk ana two hits. The Bowmanville pitchers pitchers struck out a total of 15 batters and gave up 7 walks. They also led the offense with Chris Werry getting two walks in two trips to the plate, David Aiken going two for three, and Troy Foster one for one. Peterborough returned to Bowmanville on Monday, June 27th, and won going away 13 to 6. The inability to hold runners, and untimely mis- cues turned a close game into a rout. The teams traded runs during the first four innings with Peterborough scoring two in the first and one each in the second and third innings. The Legionnaires scored one in each of the first and second innings and two in the third. After four innings it was a 4 to 4 tie. In the top of the sixth, Peterborough scored five times, all unearned, on only two hits, to break the game open. Rick Vandermolen led the attack for the Legionnaires with a double and two singles with Aiken, Gallant and Tukker each getting a hit. , Newcastle Slow Pitch League Service Club Lobb Ball League OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY TOP SOIL and CONCRETE WE DELIVER Stingers Br. 43 Legion Oshawa Lobsters Br. 43 Legion Oshawa Sudsers.Br. 43 Legion Oshawa Brewers Br. 43 Legion Oshawa Raiders Br. 178 Legion Bow. Spartans Br. 178 Legion Bow. Fort Perry Legion Destroyers Oshawa Navy Club Corvetts Oshawa Navy Oshawa Moose Lodge Games to W L Pts. be made up 7 14 2 5 4 10 8 1 16 Team Division "A" New Dutch Oven Jive Turkeys Heavy Haulers Newtonville Nigh Hawks M&M Variety High Flyers Three Brothers Pizza Division "B" Ace Submarine Lycett Plumbing Mackie & Reid Gloria's Variety Brew Jays Shoppers Drug Mart All Seasons Division "C" McRobbie Photo Burketon Raiders Orono Towing St. Marys Cement Night Hawks Tyrone Athletics Division "D" Dennison Shoppers - Five Points Courtice Steel Ugly Ducklings Bowmanville Restaurant Memorial Hospital Elliots Auto Wreckers WL T Pt. RF RA 8 7 6 2 4 3 2 10 9 10 7 5 3 0 10 1 10 7 6 3 3 5 3 13 0 9 2 .900 .682 .591 .400 .364 .273 .182 .750 .731 .714 .536 .385 .273 .045 .833 .583 .462 .429 .429 .417 .273 112 112 92 45 99 114 92 145 136 163 130 106 107 108 141 141 135 62 40 112 75 1.000 238 .792 211 .500 118 .364 136 .333 133 .250 69 .100 66 45 109 83 33 116 117 170 99 94 107 129 152 104 182 93 82 139 74 50 126 142 84 73 141 152 176 134 211 On June 28th, Bowmanville Bowmanville Royals Girls' Pee Wee Baseball team recorded their second win in a game against Newcastle. It was a well played game for both teams. The Royals' Andrea Kichko, Zoe Heath and Shannon Nemisz each scored a run in the first inning, inning, while Newcastle had two. The second inning belonged belonged to the Royals also, with runs scored by Jane Morgan, Erin Hamilton and Karey Starky, while Newcastle Newcastle had one. Then the Royals' infield went to work with a good catch by Crystal Huxter and another by Chris Walkey. The Royals added two more runs, one by Zoe Heath and Shannon Nemisz in the third inning. In the fourth inning Newcastle scored a run while the Royals' Vanessa Vanessa Yeo added a single. The Newcastle team came out hitting in the fifth with four runs, but with the Royals' pitcher Kelly McFeeters pitching a good, game and Christy Nickerson Nickerson catching, combined with their infield, put the next three batters out. The Royals added four more runs from Zoe Heath, Shannon Shannon Nemisz, Crystal Huxter and Chris Walkey. Newcastle Newcastle added a run in the sixth inning, while the Royals' Ruby Huxter hit a well deserved deserved home run. The last inning belonged to the Royals also, with a good catch by Zoe Heath on first and two great catches by fielder Andrea Kichko. The game ended 14 - 9 for the Royals. Well done girls. $10,000 TAG -- Dust off your favorite fishing pole and mark August 6 on the calendar. It could make you $10,000 richer. The Scugog Chamber of Commerce Commerce is sponsoring a one-day fish contest with a grand prize of 10 G's for the lucky person who lands a specially-tagged largemouth bass in Lake Scugog. The contest will be held Saturday, August 6 from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and along with that one special fish with the $10,000 tag, there will be other tagged bass worth from $25 to $200. This is the first ever $10,000 fish contest on this lake, and Chamber of Commerce officials are hoping it will attract visitors to the community as part of the annual Western Weekend festivities taking place that same weekend. Entry forms available from the Chamber. Kendal Port Hope Peterborough Kingston Whitby Oshawa Ajax Belleville Newcastle Bowmanville Markham W 11 9 6 10 7 8 5 3 2 2 0 L 2 2 2 4 3 6 7 5 11 12 9 PCT .846 .818 .750 .714 .700 .571 .417 .375! .154 .143 .000 GBL STANDINGS -- In the E.O.B.A. Schedule, as of June 26th. GP 13 11 8 14 10 14 12 8 13 14 9 Teams Squirt League: Bowmanville Hampton Tyrone Newcastle Novice A Bow/#l Bow/ §3 Orono§2 Newcastle §2 Tyrone #1 Solina Novice B Bow. §2 Orono #1 Newcastle #1 Brownsdale Tyrone #2 Pee Wee A Bow. Royals Bow. Glass Orono #1 Newcastle Hampton Pee Wee B Bow. Victoria Bow. Rams Orono#2 Orono #3 Brownsdale Tyrone Bantams Bowmanville B.H.S. Newcastle Hampton Orono#1 Orono§2 3 7 0 6 4 , 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 5 4 0 2 1 1\ 0\ 3 5 0 2 1 6 0 1 2 1 2 1 5 2 7 2 1 3 0 3 5 2 4 2 1 1 4 2 l 4 3 4 1 7 vl V 4 0 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 14 0 12 8 4 6 2 4 4 3 4 10 8 1 4 6 12 2 0 6 11 0 4 2 12 0 2 2 2 4 2 12 8 6 0 , 14 6 Statistics shown reflect scores reported as of July 1. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies'. Our specialty is lumber ana lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. 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Come in and see us for a FREE ESTIMATE 164 Base Line Rd. -- Bowmanville (|ust east ot Liberty St, - Walch lor sign) Open 8 to 5 Waakdaya Saturday 8 to 12 noon 623-9131 Golf any Thursday During July and receive a $ 5.°° Credit Voucher To be used any day during 1983 - (except for Wednesdays after 4 p.m.) Bowmanville Country Club offers you: * Velvet smooth greens * Challenging Fairways * Airconditioned 19th Hole Club House Fully Licenced * Outdoor Patio Come and Meet your Friends at the Club with the NEW LOOK Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road -- Pro Bruce Welsh 623-2671