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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 22,1990 623-3303 FLASHBACK -25 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Village of Newcastle PeeWee ball team include Tommy Tommy Wallace, David Shearer, Geordie Walton, Keith Millhench, Robin and Martin Foshey, Rick Stephenson, Stephenson, Doug Rickard, Norman Tillson, Brian Anderson, Greg Gray, Roger Peel, Timmy Walton, Pete Foy, Bill Whyte (coach), Doug Walton (manager), Joe Lewis (coach). FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO -- Memorial Park Tykes meet Cobourg this Sunday at Memorial Park in the first game of their playoff round. Members of the local team are Scott Munro, Bob Bunker (asst.), Ron Flemming, Darrin Bunker, Paul Gallant, Shawn Rek- ker, Ron Bunker (coach), Bobby McArthur, Mike Gallant, Gallant, Chris Hall, Barry Oliver, Andrew Oliver, Doug Hartford, Larry Perris, Ken Hall (coach), Brian Noble, Brad Swan, and Kelly Armstrong. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- It was one year ago today that Nolan Ryan, at 42 years of age,. recorded his 5,000th career strikeout. Who was his victim? BOWMANVILLE PAGANS FINISH SEASON - The Bowmanville Pagans of the Oshawa and District Men's Fastball League will play their final game of the regular season tonight at Memorial Park. Carlos will be in town for a 7:00 p.m. start. KENDAL PEEWEES ADVANCE -- The Kendal Laidlaw PeeWees have advanced to the All Ontario 'D' Championships to be held in Blenheim on Labour Day weekend. They defeated Waterdown 7-5 and 11-2 at Kendal Park on Sunday, August 19, to earn the right to advance. The team is looking forward to representing representing this area at the upcoming tournament. HOLE-IN-ONE AT PEBBLESTONE - Gord Neal, of Whitby, used a four iron to ace the 190 yard second hole at the Pebblestone Golf Course on Saturday, August August 18. Mr. Neàl was playing with Larrie Manaker, Roger Bland, and John Clarke. DURHAM ONTARIO SENIOR GAMES -- Ten residents residents from the Durham Region won medals at the Ontario Ontario Senior Games held in London last week. The team of Fred Clarke, Bridgette O'Neill, Mary Wilson Majorie McKay and Betty McRoberts won a gold medal medal in five pin bowling; David Henry struck gold in golf; Russell Easton and William Killen won bronze in carpet carpet bowling; Beatrice Phillips and Michael Norman won a bronze medal in contract bridge. Over 1,500 athletes from 36 districts competed. ONTARIO SUMMER GAMES -- Five area athletes were selected to compete at the Ontario Summer Games held in Kitchener/Waterloo from August 16-19. They included, Jody Logan of Blackstock (softball); Sandra Ashton of Hampton (softball); Arthur Morton of Hampton (track and field); Vagner Castilho of Newcastle Newcastle (track and field); Dustin Reid of Orono (volleyball). (volleyball). „ , . TRIVIA ANSWER -- Rickey Henderson of the Oakland Oakland A's. Bowmanville Pair Wins Les Langs Tournament Local Gymnasts Perform Their Magic at Oshawa Centre The Gemini Gymnastics Club entertained shoppers at the Oshawa Shopping Centre over the weekend by performing some of their routines. Alisha Conahan, (left), Stephanie Cappuccitti and Kristi McCaffery are three local gymnasts who are competitive members of Selects Win Cobourg 'B' Title and-go play by Ben Tonks and Dan Vanderheyden. 328 RITSON RD. N, OSHAWA 725-4744 ifbuty call 725-2831 WHOl.KSAl.l. \ m: I All. DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood & softwood lumber dry kilns ft dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood ft marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. Adam Miller and Ben Tonks (in the first half), and Peter Paradis (in the second half). Selects scored four more goals in the second half for a 5-0 win. Dan Vanderheyden got the second goal on a nice pass from Matt Both well. Steve Brinkman scored minutes minutes later, set up by Anthony Anthony Corey. Chris Fice got the fourth goal after a nice give- Dan got the final goal on an individual effort. Midfielder Kyle Colville played a solid two-way game as he displayed good ball control. Absent on Sunday, due to injuries, were Stewart Johnstone Johnstone and Travis Laughlin. Coaches Mike DeFreitas and Ordan Zdravkowski were very pleased with the performance and hard work by these talented players. They erçjoyed a beautiful weekend, a well-run tournament tournament and real tough competition. competition. Thank you, parents, for giving these players the opportunity to play, and allowing allowing them to enjoy the game of soccer. Pat O'Reilly Tries Out for Liberals Thank You! The organizers and participants of the 1990 Dutch Open Golf Tournament would like to thank the following businesses for their donations. Bowmanville Audio-Vision Cody's Restaurant & Deli Hooked-on-Video Hooper's Trophy Centre Kooi Konstruction McGregor Hardware Newcastle Golf Course Orono Subcontractors P.P.G Refinishers Port Darlington Marina Rekker Gardens Skylight Donuts Stedmans The Canadian Statesman The Bowmanville Sports Shop Van Belle Florist You Helped Make Our Tournament A Great Success! A ^ IKIOWiOf » zt Newcastle INSTRUCTIONAL SWIMMING REGISTRATION FOR THE SEPTEMBER MINI-SESSION . WILL BEHELD Thursday, August 23,1990 NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE 6:30 P.M.-9:00 P.M. The program will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from Thursday, September 6,1990 to Thursday, September 20,1990 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 623-3392 Ext.. 262 The Darlington Mosquito Selects were a proud bunch after winning the 'B' Division Division in the Cobourg soccer tournament on the August 11 weekend. They scored a total of nine goals and allowed only three goals. Of the four games played they recorded two shut-outs, much to the delight of goalkeeper Kyle Dodds. In the first game, they met Greece, from the U.S., and won 3-0. The defence of Stephen Wraith, Adam Miller, Miller, Dan Vanderheyden and Travis Laughlin gave a solid performance. Mid-fielders Anthony Corey, Matt Both- well, Derek Lange, Mackenzie Mackenzie Hudgin and Kyle Colville moved the ball around with great confidence as they played a major role in scoring. scoring. Forwards Chris Fice, Sebastian Sebastian Murdoch, Peter Paradis, Paradis, Ben Tonks, Steven Brinkman and Stewart Johnstone kept constant pressure on Greece's defence, defence, which created a lot of scoring chances. Matt Bothwell scored the first goal on a set-up by Adam Miller. Peter Paradis made it 2-0 after some nice passes by Kyle Colville and Stewart Johnstone. Stewart got the final goal after timely timely passes by Chris Fice and Ben Tonks. Darlington lost their second second game 2-1 to Cobourg. although although they controlled a great deal of the game. Trailing 2-0, Dan Vanderheyden Vanderheyden scored on a penalty shot and had a chance to tie the game with two minutes left on a breakaway, but his shot went wide. Sebastian Murdoch also had a chance on a breakaway but his shot from eight yards out went over the net. Despite the loss, they moved into the final final four on goal differential. The third game was against Belleville under 12 year old Rep. team and a Last week at the Liberal Nomination meetini win would put them into the was quite surprised to see a familiar-looking, wcl 'A' finals. However, it was e( j foy MPP John Eakins. Another look and the not to be ns the selects took brought back memories of baseball diamonds and hockey arenas in the area. It was none other than Pat O'Reilly, well-known in ball and hockey circles here and Vmri "n Int n^'nnmrtunitîns now Q candidate for the Liberals in the provincial election, representing Victoria- but could not gotPtho cqua- Haliburton. He is shown here with Durham East Liberal candidate Marilyn lizcr. The loss put them into Pearce, the 'B' finals against Cobourg Cobourg which had lost to another another Rep. team from Col- borne/Port Hope. The selects played a tight defensive game and led 1-0 after the first-half on a goal by Anthony Corey sot up by Sebastian Murdoch and Chris Fice. The defence consisted consisted of Mackenzie Hudgin, Derek Lange, Steve Wraith, Thirty-two bowlers from Oshawa, Whitby, Port Hope, Cobourg, and Bowmanville Bowmanville participated in the Les Langs Men's Pairs Tournament which took place at the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club on Wednesday, August 15. This year, a Bowmanville Bowmanville twosome captured first place in the competition. Doris Wollstein, tournament tournament secretary, presented the trophy to Stu Carson (left) and Clarence Oke at the conclusion of the day's competition. by Monica Wardley Last Wednesday, the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club was certainly well represented represented in the Les Lang Tournament. It was particularly gratifying gratifying that the winners this day were two friends of Les, Clarence Oke and Stu Car- son. Les was a former treasurer treasurer and president of the the club. There are 900 members enrolled solely for recreation while 100 are enrolled competitively. The club is for members aged 6-15. The club offers classes for recreation purposes in Bowmanville. Registration is starting soon. For more information call 576-9517. Newcastle Girls Slo-Pitch League Standings August 17,1990 Team Kelly's Farrow's Hooked-on-Video Lange's Photo Hooper's London Life Orono Bob's Towing Optimists Carter's Bakery Don Valley Toyota Mike's Place Cook's Esso Newcastle Lions Hanc's Biway Sleeve's Auto Jo-Elen Sports CuttingPost BANTAM GP 9 9 9 10 9 10 1Ù PEE WEE 12 13 12 13 13 13 NOVICE 13 13 13 13 13 13 Pts. 18 14 12 10 6 6 0 24 20 14 8 8 2 20 18 12 11 11 4 Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club and had retired as manager of The Bank of Montreal, he now resides, with his wife, at the Stra- thaven Nursing Home in Bowmanville. Unfortunately, Les has had hip operations which have impeded his activities and he is feeling a little down. Perhaps any of his old friends reading this could drop in and cheer him up. The results of this fine tournament for men's pairs were: Grand winners (3 games-46 points plus 1) Bowmanville's Clarence Oke and Stu Carson; Second (3 games-37 points) Whitby's Orval Atkinson and Albert Knibb. High two games -- Whitby's Whitby's Alan Hunter and Ron Brown (52 points plus 6); Bowmanville's Lloyd Woods and Tom DeCourey (2 games-49 points). The one game high was by Phil Goddard and Martin Haalstra of Port Hope with 40 points. As usual, 'Mother Nature' blessed the competitors with lots of sunshine. Good health and a great time were enjoyed by all. Selects" Soccer On Wednesday, August 15, the Darlington Mosquito Eagles visited Scarboro Lions Lions and came away with a narrow 5-4 victory. It was a strange game as the Eagles dominated, but the Lions kept the game close. Eagles scored three quick goals, but by the end of the first half , the score was 3-2. Brent Huggins got things rolling on a nice pass from Chris Baumhauer. The goal came right after a breakaway breakaway save by Jason Lange Jason was forced to make r ay Hu in the game. Brent Huggins finished off some nice three way passes by Chris Pot, Darryl Wright and Niki De- Freitas for nis second goal of the game. Chris Pot made it 3-0 with a 16 yard shot that floated just under the crossbar. crossbar. After Scarboro tied it up early in the second half, Darlington replied with two goals. The first goal by Darryl Darryl Wright from Nicky Zdravkowski, and Chris Pot with his second of the game from Darryl Wright ana Peter Peter Frisina. Jason Lange started the play with a long throw to Peter. Robert Fiori- ni, Nicky Zdravkowski, Darryl Darryl Wright and Brent Huggins Huggins all had point blank chances, but shot wide. The defense of Brian Woj- narowski, Chris Peldiak, John Marco Cannito, Ian Robinson and Peter Frisina enjoyed a good game despite the four goals against the Eagles. John Marco played with a lot of skill and intensity. intensity. O.H.A. Junior "C" Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles Try-Outs for 1990-1991 start September 4th and September 6th 8:00-11:00 p.m. at the Bowmanville Sports Complex Fee: $10.00 includes three on-ice tryouts. Contact Team Manager Bruce Colwell at 623-7342 - Everyone Welcome - Bring your own equipment TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dun AVI., Oihiwi WATCH YOUR MAIL ACTIVITY GUIDES ON THE WAY!!! The Community Sorvlcos Dopnrlmont'o COMMUNITY ACTIVITY GUIDE will bo homo dollvorod during tho wook ol August 20,1990, Ploaso rotor to this gultlo lor Information Information about programs, registration dales and community acllvltlos/ovonls. II you havo not rocolvod your copy ol tho Community Activity Guido by Monday, August 27,1990, ploaso contact tho Community Sorvlcos Doparlmonl at 023-3379. Guidos will also bo available at tho Nowcosllo Fltnoso Conlro nltor Tuesday, August 21,1090. B.M.H.A. BOWMANVILLE ALL-GIRLS Hockey Registration Sat., Aug. 18 Thurs., Aug. 23 Frl„ Aug. 24 Sat,, Aug. 25 LThvrg.. Aug. 30. Thurs,, Aug. 30 Tuos., Sopt. 4 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 6-9 p.m. 6-9 p.m. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. <L=A0JIL 6-9 p.m. 6-9 p.m. Bowmanvlllo Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanvlllo Mall Bowmanvlllo Mall Bow. Sports Comolox Bowmanvlllo Mall Bowmanvlllo Mall Cost per girl "$200. Payment Schedule Registration $50.00 October 1st 75.00 Nov. 1 or Doc. 1 75.00 For further Information contact: Sharon Brooks - 623-4494 Nan Sponsor - 623-6757 Mary Pat Hall - 623-4888 B.M.H.A. Bowmanville Toros Hockey Registration Sat., Aug. 18 Thurs., AUg. 23 Friday, Aug. 24 Sat., Aug. 25 *Thurs.. Aug. 30 Thurs., Aug. 30 Tues., Sept. 4 10 a,m. -4 p.m. 6-9 p.m. 6 - 9 p.m. 10 a.m. -4 p.m. 2p,m.:4p.m, 9 p.m. 9 p.m. Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bow. Sports Complex Bowmanville Mall Bowmanvlllo Mall Novice - Born 81-82 Atom - Born 79-80 PeeWee • Born 77-78 Bantam • Born 75-76 Midget - Born 73-74 Cost Per Player $210.00 230.00 240.00 240.00 250.00 Payment Schedule Initial Registration $50.00 October 1st 75.00 Nov. 1 or Doc. 1 75.00 Fob. 1 Balance All players must register with the B.M.H.A. (Toros) or the B.R.H.L For further information contact: Paul Robinson Paul Jackman Grog Adams 623-3884 623-9538 623-5218