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( i Kinsmen T-Ball Juniors Gather for Their Picture m m t MidgetsLose Opener Senior and Junior Kinsmen T-Ballers Finish Great Season Lions Defeat Beavers 1 to 0 by Michael DefrelUs On Monday, July 28th, the Bowmanville Lions defeated the Bowmanville Beavers 1-0 in a closely contested soccer game, played a big part defen- scored by Steven Brinkman off a penalty kick. Steven, showing fatigue after the game, played a bit part defensively defensively as well. Also the consistent consistent hard work of Robbie Lament stopped most of the Beavers' offensive drives. He also helped provide some offense of his own. The forward line consisting of Nico Tensen, Martin Routh, A solid 2-hit pitching effort by Philips of Little Britain combined with a 14-hit performance performance and one bad inning by the Canadian Tire Midget boys, Little Britain has a 1-0 advantage in the best of 5 O.B.A. play-downs. Little Britain picked up two runs in the first on two hits and a sacrifice. The locals replied Nicholas Defreitas and Brent Higgins provided a lot of excitement around the Beavers' goal as they had many scoring opportunities, only to be foiled by the goal- tender or offsides. Brent had a good second half using his speed to move the ball down field. Chris Baumhauer, playing right mid-field, stopped a potential break-away to help provide the shutout by Michael Penney. Michael made the save of the game midway in the first-half stopping a breakaway breakaway from five yards out. He played it well, coming out to cut off the angle and took the ball off the offender's feet. The defense consisting of Ainsley Boudreau, Jacklyn Thertell, Kevin Chalmers, Joseph Robichaud and Brian Ball (welcome back) had their personal moments of glory. with one on a L.B. error and a sacrifice fly by Mike Gallant. Little Britain added a run in the 3rd on two singles and a sacrifice and added another in the fifth on two singles. Rob Real picked up the locals' first hit in the fourth. Three L.B. errors and a walk gave the Canadian Tire crew a 3-run fifth inning. The visitors capitalized on 3 walks, an error, a pass ball, 2 hits and a sacrifice for a 5-run seventh inning and ended the scoring at 9-4. Philips while holding the locals to 2 hits and 4 runs, fanned 11 and allowed 3 bases on balls. Mike Gallant in six and one-third innings, took the loss, allowing 10 hits, 9 runs, 5 bases on balls while striking out 4. David Fairey, in two and two-third innings allowed 4 hits, one walk and allowed one base on balls. The next two games are in Little Britain on Wednesday evening and in Bowmanville Thursday evening. I mentioned several keys last week that would determine determine this team's success. It now comes down to hustle and desire. Thanks to Dale and Gail Gallant for clearing the water off the field Saturday night so the game could be played. 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. August 6.1986 [ start-talk | 1 f 6tl-IWJ FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Bowmanville Memorial Arena Manager Roy Neads advises that present plans call for the arena to be open for public skating on Friday, September 1st. FLASHBACK -- 10 Years Ago -- About 125 children and teenagers with the Bowmanville Swim Program splashed their way towards a $1500 donation to Muscular Dystrophy after a swim-a-thon in the Memorial Park pool last Friday. The event was organized by Gail Caverly who is a swimming instructor with the Department Department of Recreation. RACE -- Runners from across Ontario will line up in Cobourg on Saturday, August 16th for the seventh running of the popular Quench Run. Among the 400 runners expected at the event is Toronto's Ken Buckley who captured the 10 km run in 1984 and 1985. Because of injuries, Olympic runner Sylvia Rueggar of Newcastle, will not be on hand to defend the women's course record of 35.36 minutes which she set in 1983. The men's record of 30.51 was set in 1982 by Scarborough's John Castellano. The 10 km event gets under way at 9 a.m. at Victoria Park and the 5 km fun run is five minutes later. The Quench Run is sponsored by Cobourg's General Foods, and is a fully accredited Class A race sanctioned by the Ontario Track and Field Association. Registration forms and information can be obtained by phoning Race Director Bill Hart (416) 372 : 2365. RETREAT -- The Y.W.C.A. Reshape Retreat for women with 30 pounds or more to lose is offering a supervised fitness program with calorie controlled meals and a professional staff from September 28 - October 3 at Tapawingo Outdoor Centre, Parry Sound. Register by September 8. For information, phone 416-961-8100. CHAMPION -- Congratulations to Jason Carleton, son and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carleton, R.R. 1, Orono, and a student at Trinity College, Port Hope, who won the Canadian Junior Championship in kayaking in Whistler, British Columbia recently. Following his victory in the Junior division he was classed in the Men's division where he placed ninth in a field of 35 competitors. Jason will now compete on August 23 in Minderi in the Pan Am International meet. TOURNAMENT -- the 1st Annual Golf Tournament, Tournament, sponsored by Newcastle Village B.I.A., will be held Saturday, August 16th at Newcastle Golf Course with an 11:30 a.m. Tee Off. Prizes and barbecue to follow. Tickets available at Fox Sports, Newcastle, 987-5523. SENIOR WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL HOCKEY -- Whether you are 20 years of age or à great grandmother, have played or never played hockey before, but are interested in forming a Senior Women's Recreational Hockey Team in Bowmanville, please call Nan Spencer 623-6757. SOCCER CLINIC -- Phone 623-6617 if you are 6-14 years of age and wruld like to attend a soccer clinic to be held August^- 8th from 9 a.m. - 12 noon, daily. z / STILL TIME -- There is still time to register your child at the Fitness Centre, Bowmanville, for the many classes offered. THE BUSY MONTH -- For basebasll teams around Bowmanville, the season has just begun. Beginning August 8 and 9 at Memorial Park, the Christian Men's Team will be holding their tournament. The week following, the Newcastle Girl's Slow Pitch Association will hold their tournament beginning at 9:00 a.m., also at Memorial Park. McLAUGHLIN TOURNAMENT -- Representing the Town of Newcastle, a group of selected boys and girls from the Bowmanville House League will be participating in a special event in Oshawa which will take place Wednesday, July 30th. It is estimated that approximately 200 different teams will show to participate in the Colonel McLaughlin Tournament. It has been close to 15 years since the town has sent a team to this particular tournament and the day promises to be quite an event. T.O.N.B.A. STANDINGS as of July 31,1986 MOSQUITO W. L. T. Orono 9 1 1 Shopper's Drug Mart 9 2 1 Dennis' Pizza 7 3 2 Optimists . 2 10 0 Mothersill's 0 11 0 LIONS EAGER BEAVER Norm's Deli 6 5 Checker's Variety 5 5 Oddfellows 5 5 Mothersill's 4 5 PEE WEE BANTAM Charlies V Plus 6 2 1 Skylight Donuts 2 6 1 B.O.P. 1 1 FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 These are the Senior Kinsmen T-Ballers Another successful Kinsmen •Ball season ended on Satur- ly with an exciting tour- iment. In the first round of games i 'the Junior division, the igers beat the Indians 19 to 8 nd the Blue Jays upset the rioles 23 to 22. In the Senior division, the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 24 to 18, also the Expos beat the Pirates 26 to 9. After the opening round of games, the players and their families took time out to devour 250 hot dogs and about 8 gallons of orange pop. Soccer News W. T. L. F. A. P. Newcastle 7 3 1 53 19 17 Blizzards 8 0 3 33 21 16 Tyrone 6 2 3 27 14 14 Port Perry 5 2 4 35 28 12 Rowdies 3 1 7 24 37 7 Orono 0 0 11 6 65 0 BANTAM DIVISION Saints 5 1 0 50 7 11 Hampton 3 1 2 28 16 7 Port Perry 0 0 6 4 58 C TYKE DIVISION Ravens 8 1 0 47 13 17 Hampton 5 3 1 37 21 13 Eagles 6 1 3 44 24 13 Hawks 6 0 4 44 20 12 Newcastle 3 0 6 28 37 6 Tyrone 1 1 7 19 44 3 Falcons 0 0 8 5 66 0 SQUIRTS DIVISION Newcastle I 14 0 0 97 4 28 Lions 9 2 2 32 17 20 Wolves 8 3 3 39 31 19 Beavers 6 3 6 37 20 15 Tyrone 6 2 4 34 26 14 Tigers 5 2 7 15 17 12 OronoI 3 3 8 17 52 9 OronoII 4 0 10 17 45 8 Newcastle II 2 3 10 12 54 7 Hampton 2 2 9 16 51 6 ATOM DIVISION Hampton 11 0 0 62 10 22 Celtics 10 0 1 95 5 22 Spurs 9 1 2 45 23 19 Rovers 7 0 5 40 35 14 Newcastle 5 1 5 40 32 11 OronoI 4 2 3 24 32 10 Rangers 3 1 8 20 42 7 OronoII 3 0 8 25 42 6 Wanderers 2 1 8 19 36 5 Tyrone 2 0 9 13 70 4 Solina 1 0 10 7 64 2 MOSQUITO DIVISION Newcastle 11 0 0 65 11 22 Hampton 10 0 0 73 15 20 Tyrone 6 1 4 40 30 13 Orono I 5 2 4 43 29 12 Dynamos 5 2 4 46 36 12 Spartens 3 2 5 33 49 8 Port Perry 3 0 7 17 39 6 OronoII 2 1 8 24 62 5 Solina 1 2 7 18 56 4 Stings 1 2 9 23 68 4 In the Junior "B" championship championship game, the Indians and the Orioles battled it out with the game not decided until the final play with the Orioles squeaking a 23 to 22 victory. In another hard-fought game in the "A" championship championship on the Junior side, the Tigers clawed to a victory over the Blue Jays. On the Senior side in the "B" championship, the Pirates sailed to a victory over the Dodgers. In the "A" championship game, the Expos proved to be just too tough for the hardworking hardworking Cardinals, even though a final inning rally tightened the score. The coaches and parents Summer Special July and August Car Wash AND DRY Only $9 00 Reg. $3.50 SAVE $1.50 Car Wash Centre Base Line Rd and Waverley No Coupons Valid on Discount Price should be proud of these players as they braved the hot sun and driving rain all in one day and played some energetic energetic and exciting T-Ball. The Kinsmen Club is very proud of this program and we would like to thank all the coaches who volunteered their time to put a smile on a young child's face. Thanks also to the Baseball Association for their assistance assistance all year. 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