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I I 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 27,1986 Soccer Results STANDINGS Tykes Division Ravens W T L F A P 10 1 1 64 28 21 Hampton 7 3 2 53 32 17 Hawks 8 0 4 50 23 16 Eagles 7 1 3 52 25 15 Newcastle 4 0 8 34 48 8 Tyrone 1 1 8 21 51 3 Falcons 0 0 11 7 75 0 Squirts Division Newcastle I 17 0 0 110 4 34 Lions 11 2 3 42 23 24 Tyrone 10 2 5 56 40 22 Wolves 9 3 5 54 37 21 Beavers 7 3 7 40 25 17 Tigers 6 3 7 19 23 15 OronoI 4 3 9 19 70 9 Hampton 3 2 11 18 57 8 OronoII 4 0 13 21 53 8 Newcastle II 2 4 11 14 57 8 Atom Division Hampton 15 0 0 89 13 30 Celtics 14 0 1 119 8 28 Spurs 10 2 3 51 33 22 Rovers 8 2 5 52 45 18 Orono I 7 3 4 43 41 17 Newcastle 6 1 7 53 43 13 OronoII 5 0 7 .35 45 10 Rangers 3 1 10 22 53 7 Wanderers 2 2 9 26 49 6 Tyrone 2 1 12 16 100 5 Solina 1 0 13 8 88 2 Mosquito Division Hampton 15 0 0 104 21 30 Newcastle 13 1 1 89 20 27 Tyrone 7 2 5 54 44 16 Dynamos 6 3 6 59 49 15 Orono I 6 2 5 45 35 14 Port Perry 6 0 8 28 46 12 Spartons 4 2 7 36 57 10 Solinà 2 3 8 31 72 7 Stings 2 2 11 40 80 6 OronoII 2 1 12 26 88 5 Pee Wee Division Blizzards " 11 0 3 58 23 22 Newcastle 8 3 3 64 38 19 Port Perry 8 2 4 52 29 18 Tyrone 7 2 5 32 25 16 Rowdies 4 1 9 32 57 9 Orono 0 0 13 7 78 0 Bantam Division Saints 7 1 0 64 9 15 Hampton 3 1 3 28 21 7 Port Perry 0 0 7 6 67 0 Canadian Tire Midgets Heading for Playdowns SPORTALK Whitby Bowler Wins Les Lang Tourney Alan Hunter (right) of the Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, was the winner of the Les Lang tournament in Bowmanville last week/Pictured with Mr. Hunter are Ken Jones, left, and Les Lang, who presented the trophy. Mr. Hunter's score as the three game winner was 481. by Ab Mavin Two Bowmanville teams went to Peterborough Sunday, Aug. 17th for a mixed pairs tournament. John and Iris Ramsden won 2 games with a score of 37. Oscar and Doris Wollstein also won 2 games; score of 35. Winners were : 3 game high - B. Brown, Peterborough, 61 plus 12. Second - J. Thompson, Cobourg, 44. Third - L. Hayward, Deep River, 43. 2 game high - J. Ryder, Victoria, B.C., 44. Second - P. Macdonald, Cobourg, 42. Third - F. Jones, Peterborough, 41. 1 game high - H. Taylor, Cobourg, 43 plus 2. On Wed., Aug. 20, Bowmanville had all greens full with clear skies and a bright sunny day. The occasion was the Les Langs Memorial Tournament with 5 Bowmanville teams entered, 5 Oshawa, Whitby 2, Port Hope 2, and Lindsay 2. All 5 Bowmanville teams lost their first games. Hall 15-6 to Terwillegar; Ramsden 14-12 to Hunter; Oke 13-11 to J. Morrison; Hughes 21 plus 1 -13 to Atkinson; Wollstein 15-11 to E. Carswell. In the second game, Hall tied Town of Port Hope 11-11, but won the extra end; Oke lost 16-8 to Highfield; Wollstein won 15-13 to Rowland; Ramsden won 17-5 over Hughes. Meanwhile, Hunter of Whitby defeated Carswell 21 plus 1 to 10; Joyce of Oshawa beat Morrison 17-13 Sheridan of Lindsay defeated Terwillegar 16-12 and Elspen; Lindsay beat Atkinson 15-3. In the third and final game; Mavin took over as skip from Oke and defeated Rowland 16- 11; Wollstein lost to Morrison 16- 11; Hughes defeated Town 17- 9; Hall lost to Carswell 17-9; Ramsden won 21 plus 1 to Atkinson. In the deciding games, Joyce of Oshawa defeated Sheridan of Lindsay 16 to 9 while Hunter of Whitby tied Elsden of Lindsay 13 to 13 but won the game on the extra end. Final winners were: 3 game high - Alan Hunter and Jones, Whitby 48 plus 1. Second - W. Joyce and B. Joyce, Oshawa 45. i :i ELDORADO NUCLEAR WASTES 1. Cut off petition 2. Sign: Name, Address, Telephone 3. Leave this petition with a store displaying this sign 4. CONTRIBUTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITH THIS PETITION PETITION I OPPOSE THE PROPOSED NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP SITES FOR THIS AREA. NAME: Address: PHONE: 2 game high - J. Ramsden and I. Clark, Bowmanville 50 plusl. Second - S. Elsden and W. Tewkesbury, Lindsay 46. High single game - 0. Atkinson and A. Knibb, Whitby 44. It is unfortunate that players do not put their names on the back of the cards even when asked to do so by the President. It is more so when it concerns members of your own club and just makes the job of the scribe that much harder. This will be the last home tournament for Bowmanville this year but if the weather is fine we are expecting Port Hope for a friendly visit this coming Sunday, August 31st. Our thanks to Ross Hall for painting the light standards earlier and the end boards this last week, also for rolling the green when called upon. Although the number of greens will be curtailed, we understand there will be bowling and jitneys until the end of the season, possibly Sept. 28th, 1986. Our Canadian Tire midgets were able to cope with a very sandy diamond to capture both ends of a double-header, the series and the right to represent East and Central Ontario in the All-Ontario "C" Dlavdowns next weekend. The location was Glanbrook Sports Centre, west of Hamilton and the setting was, dust, dust and more dust. Except for a small portion of grass on the infield the remainder was sand which caused the ball to die where it landed. There was to have been a game at Soper on Saturday but it was cancelled due to rain. The agreement was that if Bowmanville won the first game in Glanbrook a second game would be played therefore not forcing the visitors to possibly lose the series with no home game. The Canadian Tire crew handily won the first game 16- 2 and powered through the second with an 11-2 win. TTie condition of the dirt part of the diamond and the wind led to several errors but our boys played aggressively and worked hard to compensate for the conditions. Mike Gallant controlled the mound in the first game scattering 8 hits, allowing 2 earned runs, walked only one while striking out 2. Mike helped his own cause with one hit and by scoring twice. Kevin Smith, took full advantage of the sand with 4 bunt singles driving in 3 runs. David Fairey also had 3 R.B.I.'s and a double. Scott Webster drove in two runs, Mike Smith, Dan Annis, Mike Lugtenburg and Chris Hall had one R.B.I. each. Besides, Kevin's 4 hit performance, Hall had 3, Annis 2, Paul Gallant, M. Gallant and Fairey each had one. The second game started more slowly with Glanbrook carrying a 1-0 lead into the third. Chris Hall struggled a bit on the mound to begin with but settled down to his rhythm and full control. Chris had a no-hitter going into the sixth but allowed only 3 hits over the 9 innings, while fanning 8, walking 6 and surrendering 2 unearned runs. Scott Webster and Mike Gallant led the way with 3 hits each, helped by Dan Annis, Chris Hall and Paul Gallant's triples. Kevin Smith, David Fairey, Jeff Bartlett and Scott Munro each had singles. Kevin Smith once again kept things alive with his well-placed bunts forcing the opposition into several errors. Hall, Bartlett, Webster and K. Smith supplied 2 R.B.I.'s each. Kevin Smith turned in a sparkling performance in centre field. The All-Ontario finals will be held in Waterloo next weekend against a team from the far west of Southern Ontario. The series will be a two of three with 2 games probably being played on Saturday and the deciding game if necessary on Sunday. This team has been able to meet, and cope with all forms of adversity under the guidance of Dale Gallant, and Bob Fairey and they deserve our best wishes and support. If you see Dale or Bob or any of the following players wish them good luck and let them know Bowmanville is behind them. 77 Dan Annis (6), 27 Kevin Smith (8), 66 David Fairey (4), 72 Scott Webster (2,9), 55 Scott Veals (3), 44 Mike Smith (7), 00 Mike Gallant (1, 7), 22 Chris Hall (1, 3), 16 Scott Munro (2, 9), 09 Rob Real (5 - 4), 33 Mike Lugtenburg (5), 12 Jeff Bartlett (1 - 5), 99 Tim Smith (9), 29 Paul Gallant (7, 4), 19 Michael Houston (7,4), ORONO HORSE -- The homebred gelding, Robin Wonder, an Orono horse trained by Jack Williams of Orono for his co-partner Doug Gamsby of Guelph left last week to represent Canada at the prestigious trotting race, the Roosevelt International at New York. TRACTOR PULL -- Activities for Orono Fair begin on Monday, September 1st with the popular Tractor Pull. Other Fair dates are September 4-S-6-7. JUNIOR C COWAN EAGLES ACTIVITIES -- Training camp September 16, 8 -11 p.m.; training camp September 18, 8-11 p.m.; exhibition game September 21, Cobourg at Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. ; training camp September 23, Bowmanville, 8 -11 p.m.; exhibition game September 25, Bowmanville at Port Hope, 8:00 p.m.; exhibition game September 28, Port Hope at Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. ; exhibition game September 29, Bowmanville at Cobourg, 8:00 p.m.; practice September 30 at Bowmanville, 8-11 p.m. MANVERS HOCKEY -- Manvers Minor Hockey Registration is being held at the Manvers Arena on Wednesday, September 3rd from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and again on Saturday, September 6th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone interested in managing, managing, coaching or being a trainer for the upcoming upcoming season please phone President Bruce Adams at 1-705-277-2079. REGISTRATION -- Youth Bowling Registration will be held at Liberty Bowl on Saturday, September 6, 1986 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Please watch next week's paper for further details. Lakers Complete '86 Season by Bud Fanning The Newcastle Lakers of the Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball League wound up the season on Saturday evening, August 23, 1986 with their Annual Awards Night held at Team Manager Manager Leo Kelly's place. Leo Kelly and Joe Werheid, President of the Lakers Ball Club presided over the presentations of awards. Scott Michelson was voted the rookie of the year by his team-mates, while Allan Farrow won the Most Valuable Player Award, followed by Mark Luxton, the hard working third baseman, receiving the Leading Hitter trophy with a batting average of 413. Tim Jenkins was acclaimed the best pitcher this year by the records and his team-mates. The Most Improved Player was Barry Wood, who played very well this year for the Lakers. John Robinson won the Best Team Player award for the second year in a row. The Fred Adair Memorial Trophy for the Most Dedicated Dedicated Person went to Base Coach, , Bud Fanning, who also won it in 1985. Two new trophies were introduced this year and they are: Toms IGA Memorial Memorial Trophy for the Most Improved Improved Player and the Tower Hair Hut Memorial Trophy for the Rookie of the year. The players, executive and Club President, Joe Weirheid would like to thank Manager Leo Kelly and Coach Bud Fanning for a well coached season and putting up with a number of disappointments and wish them well for the 1987 season. season. u Panasonic. 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