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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 6.1984 [ sport- talk 613-003 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Badminton finished last week at Bowmanville High School with Helen Panas and Gay Rudman becoming women's doubles champions. Gary McCullough and Dan Cattran, won the men's doubles, Sharon Hancock and Gary McCullough, the mixed doubles doubles title. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Congratulations Congratulations to Lisa Nicks who won the grand championship championship on Sunday in the Spring Horse Show at the Rossland Park Equestrian Centre, Oshawa. Lisa was riding Sundance. RESERVE - June 23-24 for the Thistle Valley Truck and Tractor Pull at R.R. 5 Bowmanville. "Boss Hog" King of the 4 W.D. will be featured and there will be a $10,000 purse. HOSTS RACE - It was officially announced last week that Molson's will sponsor a bicycle race in Port Hope on August 11th. Organizer Chris Symonds and race co-chairman Dave Singfield of Cobourg are now hard at work trying to get top riders from all over the continent to come to the race. The brewery is putting up $7,000 worth of cash prizes, including a first place purse of $1,500 for the men's event, in its bid to draw top cyclists. Mr. Symonds said they expect more than 100 riders to come to the town August 11 for the 50 lap, 80 km men's event, and a smaller but top calibre field for the women's race. As well, there will be short celebrity celebrity and novice races. The main event will feature top amateurs, some of them fresh from the Los Angeles Olympics, as well as professional cyclist, who are something of a rare breed in North America althought the sport grows in popularity by leaps and bounds every year. The women's race will be a 20 lap 32 km event with total prize money of $1,000, $350 going to the winner. LIFE AT SEA - Harvey Kirck, who recently resigned resigned from a 20 year stint as national news anchorman anchorman on CTV, Channel 9, has his 40 foot Pilgrim Pilgrim motor launch docked at Cobourg harbor where he plans to spend a number of weeks. The Kirck's are enjoying their $100,000 boat and the harbor which is in walking distance of the Cobourg downtown. SURVEY - Several harbors in eastern Lake Ontario Ontario and the Bay of Quinte will be surveyed by the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) this summer to produce a new series of navigational charts for recreation boaters. An eight-member CHS survey party will establish a temporary base at Desoronto, near Napanee, early in May. The team will later move to Belleville, Picton, Prinyer Cove, Port Darlington and Newcastle. The Canadian Canadian Hydrographic Service, part of the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans, has its regional regional headquarters at the Canada Centre for Inland Inland Waters in Burlington. Regional staff are responsible responsible for charting all navigable waters from the upper St. Lawrence River west to the Saskatchewan Saskatchewan border and north in the high Arctic. HOLE-IN-ONE - Pebblestone Golf Course had its first ace this season on Friday, June 1st. It was scored on the 190 yard, 2nd hole by Jack Seward of Oshawa. Jack was playing with his wife, Beryl and son, Phil. He was using a five wood. Sportalk Cowan, L & L Tool Jr. Orioles Add Wins Over Whitby Cobourg SEMINAR - York University will hold its second annual Elite Hockey coaching Symposium Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 22-24. Dave King of the Canadian Olympic squad, former Montreal goalie Ken Drydcn and Roger Neilson, an assistant assistant coach with the Edmonton Oilers, will be among the 20 experts who will conduct this year's symposium. Seminar co-ordinator is Dave Chambers, Chambers, assistant coach with the Oshawa Generals for the past season. Brochures on the seminar, can be obtained by calling York at 667-3529. During the past week the Cowan Pontiac, L & LTool Orioles had two more wins at home defeating Whitby 11-5 and Cobourg 9 - 8. In the Whitby game, the visitors jumped into an early 3-0 lead but the Orioles tied it in the bottom of the second and then in the bottom of the 7th trail ing 5 - 4, the Orioles exploded for 7 runs and the win. Batters for the Orioles were Ken Farrow 4 hits, Wayne Mutton 2 including a homer, Ed Bird, George Kennett, Scott Michelson, Tobin Rowe and Chris Michelson 1 hit each. Chris Michelson was the winning pitcher going the distance, fanning 11, walking walking 2 and allowing 7 hits. Linescores: Whitby - 5 runs 7 hits 1 error; Bowmanville -11 runs 10 hits 3 errors On Sunday afternoon against Cobourg the Orioles fell behind by 4 runs twice and kept coming back Regions I Soccer News by Dick Budel Well, it had to happen sooner or later, a Newcastle Colts team lost a game. The good news was that it was another Newcastle team that beat them. The game was one involving our two Mosquito teams, Town Sports and Port of Newcastle Newcastle and was played under most unfavourable weather conditions on Monday, May 28th. The Town Sports boys, aided by strong winds, quickly jumped into a lead which they never relinquished. relinquished. This seemed to take the heart out of the Port of Newcastle boys and they ended up losing 5 - 1. I'm sure that if the weather conditions had been more normal that the score would have been closer. On Tuesday, May 29, the Virtue Fuels Pee Wees played their home-opener against Bowmanville Blizzard Blizzard and presented goalie Andy Butler with a 5 - 0 shutout. However, if the Blizzard had not hit two goalposts in the first 15 minutes, minutes, but had instead scored on these opportunities, opportunities, the game might well have gone the other way. It took the Virtue Fuels boys half a game before before they found their shooting shooting eyes, but then they scored with a vengeance. Marty Conners led the parade with 2 goals, Mike Tait added a single, as did the Vanderheyden brothers, Mark and Jan. Wednesday, May 30, goalie David Budel earned his second consecutive shutout, this time by a 5 - 0 margin over Rangers as the Kraco Contracting defense played tough. David will probably never earn an easier shutout as a tenacious tenacious defense, led by Benjamin Benjamin Vanderheyden, Dale Foster and Chris McSweeney, limited Rangers Rangers to a single shot on goal. Steven Miller took care of the offense as he scored 3 goals with John Hill and Chris McSweeney adding singles. Todd Jones also covered covered a lot of territory up front. On Thursday, the K of C IT'S A COLOURING CONTEST MAY 15-JUNE 15, 1984 IT S AS EASY AS 1-2-3 TO ENTER. 1. Just have Mom or Dad pick r$\ up a colouring poster at any I participating TURBO station. 2. Return the completed poster to the TURBO station where you picked it up. 3. Winners will be announced JUNE 25, 1984 (one winner in each category from each location) Prizes © 3-5 years 6-8 years. 9-11 years. lligiiillTBBH^H Squirts met J & J Sharpening Sharpening at the Bowmanville High School with an unusual unusual 1-1 tie resulting. I say unusual because the Colts scorer, Shawn Stephenson, was also the goalie when J & J tied the game in the second half. Thus he was involved involved on both sides of the scoring ledger. That covers what has happened happened but what about upcoming upcoming attractions? Well, if you want some inexpensive entertainment, here is where, and when, to look: Wednesday, June 6 - the Kraco Contracting Atoms' play in Solina Thursday, June 7 - the K of C Squirts host Tim's Rental at Newcastle Monday, June 11 - the Town Sports Mosquitos are at Orono and the Port of Newcastle Newcastle Mosquitos are at Tyrone Tuesday, June 12 - Virtue Fuels Pee Wees host Bowmanville Bowmanville United at Newcastle Newcastle Also, Tony Wood in Orono, operates a Bantam team in Orono that is made up of boys from several of the villages, and they play in the Oshawa Parks League. If you want to see some good soccer, the boys play their home games at Clarke High School at 6:30. Upcoming games are on June 5, June 12, June 25, July 3, July 23, Aug. 13 and Aug. 20. Tony is also interested in organizing a junior team in Orono to operate in the Darlington Darlington Township League. So, if you're between 16 and 18 and interested in playing call Tony at 983-5329. aged 16 shots on net which resulted in 4 goals. Hampton goalkeeper, Max Balson made many good saves. Wesley Thompson scored Hampton's only goal on a penalty shot which was awared when Jamie Mercer was tripped on a breakaway breakaway play. Hampton's only other shot on net, made on a rush by Jamie Mercer and Cara Gardner, was not successful. successful. Final score: Tim's - 4, Hampton -1. Mosquitoes had no game this week. Mosquito Coach is Harry Baker. Team Members: Members: Brent Smale, Jason Lyle, Alan Hartford, Shawn McFadyen, Larry Morrison, Chris Oerlemans, Michael Bradley, Brooke Clemens, Roni Baker, Chris Albin, David Hartford, Trevor Mercer, Bruce Rozema, Mark Rottine, Dean Bradley, Bradley, Lisa Scattergood, Jason Berry. Tykes Coach is John Pud- lis. Team members: Asa Schoonderbeek, Paul Annis, Timothy Ashton, Corinne Geer, Jason Frayne, Mark Gerrits, Sarah Bound, Neil Christie, Christopher Pot, Aaron Pudlis, Stephen Tabb, Brian Wojnarowski , Ryan Berry. which is a good sign for the coaches and shows a lot of poise on the team's part as they scored a run in the bottom bottom of the seventh to gain the victory and bring their record to 4 -1. John Mutton went the distance, distance, picking up the win, fanning 5, walking 3 and giving giving up 8 hits. Oshawa Slo- Pitch Tourney Will Be Run June 9 & 10 Last season you ran an article in your paper and we had five Bowmanville teams enter our Regional Slo-Pitch Tournament in Oshawa. We would appreciate it very much if you could run one this season also. Roys Enterprise along with Carling O'Keefe are hosting an Ontario qualifying tournament. tournament. If you win your division you will qualify for the Ontario championships in Niagara Falls on the second week in Sept. We are having four divisions, divisions, the open CED men's, ladies', and Master's over 31, and a fun division which is not a qualifier, but just a Park league calibre tournament. The date is June 9 and 10 with a free dance on the Saturday night, if you would like any information on the tournament, please call Bob Solomon 728-8512. Geoff Green, playing his best game of the year, collected collected 3 hits. The big one being a triple in the seventh to score Ken Farrow for the win. Scott Michelson, Rob McCullough, George Kennett, Kennett, Tony Rupa, John Mutton, Mutton, Tobin Rown, Victor Romard, Ken Farrow, and Steve Coverly each had 1 hit. Linescore: Bowmanville Bowmanville - 9 runs 12 hits 3 errors; errors; Cobourg - 8 runs 8 hits 1 error The team and management management would like to thank the fans for their support which has been growing in numbers every week. Next home game is Wed., June 13,6:15 p.m. when Markham Markham will be here. The Orioles do have 3 games on the road this week. Wed. in Peterborough, Thurs, in Whitby and Fri. 7:30 p.m. at Kinsmen Stadium against Oshawa. George Michelson HOCKEY SCHOOL - Roger Neilson, well known and knowledgeable former N.H.L. coach will be conducting a hockey school this summer in Port Hope. From July 8-21, only, day boys will be accepted. accepted. For information phone 416-885-2828. Trinity Hockey School offers its own hockey arena on campus, nine playing fields, six tennis courts, two gyms, four squash courts, swimming pool, universal gym, video tape facilities and excellent excellent residences. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE REGISTER NOW FOR SWIMMING LESSONS Registration for lessons at Orono Park, Newcastle Lions and Fitness Centre pools will be held June 4-8,1984 at the Community Services Department 152 Church St., Bowmanville from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July and August programs will include all Red Cross Levels. Semi-private, parent and tot, competitive competitive and adult courses will also be available at the Fitness Centre pool only. For specific class times and fees call the Fitness Centre at 623-3392 (or 987-5039 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) ÊfjyÊfrb} J ane M. Lunn, Program Director ■ De P artment °f Community Services .f'*/ÿ Date of Publication June 6, 1984 Cowan, L & L Tool Orioles Baseball Schedule for '84 By J. Gardner Tuesday, May 29: Pee Wees were at home to a team from Orono. The first half was see-saw scoring. Orono - 2 goals, Hampton -1 and then Orono 1. The second half saw a lot of action too. Hampton had 17 shots on net, including 3 . penalty shots, but was unable to score again. Orono had 11 shots on net and managed to score another 5 goals. Final score: Orono - 8, Hampton - 1. Orono goals: Brian Hawkridge - 2, Stuart Irwin - 5, Robin Vreeker -1. Hampton goal: Derick Biss -1. Wednesday, May 30: Atoms hosted D & R from Bowmanville at the Darlington Darlington pitch. Cold weather- did not cool enthusiasm of both teams as they played to 0 - 0 tie at the end of the first half. At the beginning of the second half, Neil Bateman scored the first goal of the game for Hampton. Close to the end of the second half, D & R scored a goal and the game ended in a 1 -1 tie. Thursday, May 31: Squirts travelled to Courtice High to meet Tim's Rentals. Most of the play during the game was in the Hampton end and despite earnest attempts attempts to move the ball down the field, Tim's man- lst Orono Scouting West Durham District Leader Leader Appreciation Night Dinner and Dance was held Saturday, June 2nd. Those receiving awards from 1st Orono were Sandra Dennis, Betty Cowan, Scott Yeo, Don Scott, Bob Goodmurphy, Les Garrison, 'iris Clark, and Jamie Cowan. Beaver, Cubs, and Scouts held their closing meeting Monday, June 4. Beavers swimming up to cubs were Ian Borutskie, Kevin Brown, Darin Burnett, Dyson Drury, Steven Hegarty, Justin Hughes, and Wayne Blais. Cubs going up to Scouts were Carl Brown, David Burnett, Peter Cowan, Stiean Kennedy, Mark Plummer, Kevin Scott, David Slender, The Heather Rebecca Lodge trophy was presented by Toots Barraball to Cub of the year, Kevin Scott, and Scout of the year, Andrew Scott, They closed their meeting with juice and cookies. Wed., June 6 Thurs., June 7 Fri., June 8 Wed., June 13 Sun., June 24 Wed., June 27 Thurs., June 28 Mon., July 2 Sat., July 7 Sun., July 8 Tues., July 10 Sun., July 15 Wed., July 18 Fri., July 20 Sat., July 21 Sat., July 28 Bow. at Peterborough 7:30 Bowmanville at Whitby 7:30 Bowmanville at Oshawa 7:30 Markham at Bowmanville 6:15 Whitby at Bowmanville 4:15 Little Britain at Bow. 6:15 Bowmanville at Cobourg 7:30 Bowmanville at Markham 7:00 Peterborough at Bow. 1:30 Bow. at Kingston (DH) 1:30 Bow. at Belleville 7:30 Port Hope at Bowmanville 1:30 Oshawa at Bowmanville 6:15 Bow. at Little Britain 7:30 Belleville at Bow. 1:30 BrockvilleatBow. 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