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i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19,1991 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- On Sunday afternoon at Bowmanville Golf Club, one of the big attractions was the latest model golf cart. It came in very handy for transporting officials back and forth on the course, and saved a great deal of walking. walking. This little model, complete with fringed surrey top, sells for only about $1500. It operates on several several car batteries and has its own special charger. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO -- Bowman- ville's tyke soccer team, sponsored by Councillor Ann Cowman, is doing very well this season. Team members include: Werner Ruthard (coach), Jonathan Jonathan Goad, Derek Rogers, Michael Ruthard, Jason Ryan, Dean Baumhauer, Jim Pithie, Mike Gei- dlinger, Ricky Luisser, Roy Doble (manager), Danny Danny Flint, George Bryant, Ian Knight, Tony Van Hoof, Ryan Doble, Greg Healy. 'SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- Who are the four golf- !ers that hold the record for winning the U.S. Open four times each? PAGANS FASTBALL -- Brooklin will be in town tonight to face the Bowmanville Pagans in an Oshawa City and District Fastball League game. First pitch is at 7:00 p.m. at Memorial Park. JUNIOR ORIOLES -- How's this for a win? The Junior Orioles were trailing Port Hope by a wide ,margin at Soper Creek Park on Saturday afternoon, afternoon, with the visitors batting in the top of the ninth. One of the players from Port Hope disagreed with a call by the home plate umpire and, after voicing his opinion, was thrown out of the game, leaving his team with only eight players. Bowmanville Bowmanville was awarded the win by forfeit because league rules stipulate a team must have nine players. The .official score was recorded as 9-0 in favour of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Wonder who the winning pitcher is in a ' situation like that? MUSEUM FUND RUN -- The Bowmanville Museum Museum will be holding its fourth annual 10km Fund Run through the streets of Bowmanville this Sunday, Sunday, beginning at 9:00 a.m. There will be numerous draw prizes, and awards will be given to serious runners in the Male and Female Under and Over ; Forty categories. The first 30 entrants receive a -free Fund Run t-shirt. For more information or an tfentry form, stop in at the Museum at 37 Silver 'Street, or call 623-2734. The Fund Run is cosponsored cosponsored by The James Publishing Company. KEN DAVIES MEMORIAL - The 2nd Annual Ken Davies Memorial Soccer tournament, hosted by the Darlington Youth Soccer League, will be played at the Hydro Fields this weekend. Teams -entered include: Belleville, Blind River, Darlington, Kingston, Kitchener, Markham, Oakville, Pickering, Pickering, Port Hope, Peterborough, Trenton and Whitby. The age groups of the teams entered will be: atoms (under 10); Mosquitoes (under 12); and Peewees (under 14). CELEBRITY SLO PITCH - The second annual charity slo pitch game for the Heart and Stroke Foundation will be played tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. at Durham Fields, Durham College. This year's game will pit the Molson's NHL All-Stars against past and present members of the Oshawa Generals. Tickets are available at the Heart and Stroke Foundation Office, 337 King St. West, Oshawa, or call 571-1583. Famous Generals' historian historian and Courtice resident, Babe Brown, will be throwing out the first ball. TRIVIA ANSWER -- Willie Anderson, Bobby Jones, Ben Hogan and Jack Nicklaus •V y On Saturday, June 1, the «Optimist Club of Newcastle 'Village held its first Tri-Star (Baseball Contest. The event [challenged the participants dn the three skill areas of •baseball: throwing accurately, accurately, speed around the base- tpaths, and hitting. 5 The following is a list of [the winners. J Boys Open - Chris «Mathias (1st), Greg Elliot [(2nd), Brent Cloutier and «Shamus Bourne (3rd) j Girls age 9 - Nicole Nor- won (1st), Shawna Snell j(2nd) Renee Mathias and «Julie Brown (3rd) N Girls age 10 - Shannon Jlannigan (1st), Julie Ka- 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if buy call 725-2831 DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood & softwood lumber dry kilns t dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood & marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. AQEld|üO^ We Fix Flat Tires 576-1220 299 Dean Ave. Oshawa, Ont. your Bandag Retread Source SPORTS Junior Schools Track and Field The following is the list of results from tne Bowmanville Bowmanville Junior Schools Track and Field Meet held at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School on Wednesday, June 12. Legend; C=Central; LE=Lord Elgin; OS=Ontario Street; W=Waverley; VM=Vincent Massey. Tyke Girls 50m - 1. Shelly Hanson OS 2. Laurie McDonald W lOOm - 1. Laurie McDonald McDonald W 2. Kate Breese LE 200m - 1. Shelly Hanson Hanson OS 2. Karyn Richardson Richardson W 400m - 1. Erin Alldred W 2. Philippa Boothman OS 800m - 1. Davina Lansing Lansing VM 2. Jamie McDonald W High Jump - 1. Jennifer Williamson W 2. Shelly Hanson OS Long Jump - 1. Shirley Holt W 2. Vanessa Keen C Triple Jump - 1. Jennifer Jennifer Williamson W 2. Julie Michalejko VM Ball Throw - 1. Melissa Luke LE 2. Tiffany Elliott W Atom Girls 50m - 1. Lindsay O'Brien OS 2. Tara Wood W 100m - 1. Jessica Archibald Archibald OS 2. Emily Muir VM 200m - 1. Jessica Archibald Archibald OS 2. Amanda Dorigo C 400m - 1. Jennifer Will- man W 2. Sara O'Reilly VM 800m - 1. Jennifer Will- man W 2. Jennifer Cooper LE High Jump - 1. Jessica Archibald OS 2. Emily Muir VM Long Jump -- 1. Melinda Melinda Tait . OS 2. Jennifer Cowall Cowall VM X Triple Jump - 1. Pam Draper VM 2. Brandi Cona- han VM Ball Throw -- 1. Lindsay O'Brien OS 2. Emily Muir VM Bantam Girls 50m - 1. Rebecca Taggart Taggart OS 2. Sarah Morrison VM 100m - 1. Rachel Oke VM 2. Paula Campbell W 200m - 1. Rachel Oke VM 2. Paula Campbell W 400m - 1. Rebecca Tag gart OS 2. Angie Ross W 800m - 1. Heidi Douglas OS 2. Kelly Ogilvie VM High Jump - 1. Rebecca Taggart OS 2. Karen McCaughtrie W, Kelly Ogilvie Ogilvie VM Long Jump - 1. Rachel Oke VM 2. Angie Ross W Triple Jump -- 1. Heidi Douglas OS 2. Sarah Morrison Morrison VM Ball Throw -- 1. Mary Arney W 2. Jessica Andrews Andrews W Junior Girls 50m - 1. Michelle Beau- prie W 2. Angela Luke VM 100m - 1. Michelle Beau- prie W 2. Angela Luke LE 200m - 1. Melissa Scott C 2. Alison O'Brien OS 400m - 1. Sarah Bauman Bauman W 2. Kristianne Kennedy Kennedy VM 800m - 1. Sarah Bauman Bauman W 2. Kristianne Kennedy Kennedy VM High Jump - 1. Michelle Michelle Beauprie W 2. Rebecca Rebecca Archibald OS Long Jump -- 1. Beth Black W 2. Dawn McLean VM role «lump Black W 2. Rebecca Archibald Archibald OS Ball Throw - 1. Katy Deighar LE 2. Nicole Hib- ben W Tyke Boys 50m - 1. Steven Whnlley OS 2. Daryl Stockman OS 100m - 1. Steven Whalley Whalley OS 2. Daryl Stockman OS 200m - 1. Ryan Black W 2. Joel Short W 400m - 1. Eric Dion W 2. Ryan Black W 800m - 1. Andrew Smale W 2. Eric Dion W High Jump - 1. Jared Greening OS 2. Shane Yorke VM Long Jump - 1. Steven Whalley OS 2. Eric Dion W Triple Jump -- 1. Stephen Stephen Hoar OS 2. Brendon Kettola OS Ball Throw - 1. Jared Greenway OS 2. Andrew Warren W Atom Boys 50m - 1. Derek Welch W 2. Mike Neto LE 100m - 1. Derek Welch W 2. Joel Porsey C ■. - fjjyj *»»»« s aSslEIHIIE€Hl 118i a I s 81 sa *m vw w * æ * ?->*??.-. » « ..■•? sss mi m s*» m mm vremm t 8S*8esi*:«tt35IB$»tiRt6K8S« i> 3 sm mi w m m r- v k r. it mi >.< ; '«SB* tmm M 'Jbfc'; **/.?.', 4L\ 'tv, 200m - 1. Brad Boyce C 2. Tyler McDonald C 400m - 1. Mike Neto LE 2. Tyler McDonald C 800m - 1. Tyler McDonald McDonald C 2. Daniel Dubeau VM High Jump - 1. Todd Bumstead W 2. Mikel Wierzbicki W Long Jump - 1. Jason McCullough OS 2. Derek Welch W . Triple Jump - 1. Shaun Boulton W 2. Jason McCullough McCullough OS Ball Throw - 1. Joel Forsey C 2. Jeff Ross C Bantam Boys 50m - 1. Craig Sabine VM 2. Jay Ashton LE 100m - 1. Jason Lange LE 2. Craig Sabine VM 200m - 1. Todd Montgomery Montgomery OS 2. Ben Breese gom LE . vx»; , ..... ,XX <'* • : ■ ■'èi »- L :$.* •»' ' - , ■ • i 400m - 1. Chris Pot OS 2. Greg Patterson VM 800m - 1. Jason Lange LE 2. Chris Pot OS High Jump - 1. Andy Griffin VM 2. John Vanden- Grootevhan OS Long Jump - 1. Jason Lange LE 2. Philip Winter W Triple Jump -- 1. Jay Ashton LE 2. Chris Pot OS Ball Throw - 1. Mike Wilcox W 2. Jay Ashton LE Junior Boys 50m - 1. Peter Paradis OS 2. Leslie Novak VM 100m - 1. Peter Paradis OS 2. Leslie Novak VM 200m - 1. Peter Paradis OS 2. Mark Frampton VM 400m - 1. Derell Topham VM 2. Brett Forsey VM 800m - 1. Derek Topham VM 2. Dwayne Hayes W High Jump - 1. Derek Topham VM 2. Shaun Piets W Long Jump - 1. Mark Frampton VM 2. Jeremy Forsey C Triple Jump -- 1. Brett Forsey VM 2. Shaun Piels W Ball Throw - 1. Robert Dorigo C 2. David Yellow- lees VM For the first time in 11 years, the Waverley Public . Wednesday, June 12. Waverley finished in first spot School track and field team won the Bowmanville overall with 299.5 points. The entire team from me Junior Schools title by accumulating the most points school is pictured above. during the meet held at Bowmanville High School on t 'X'YjY ttt* ( A ) fTî4-l ' The'Rocket'Man oelects Will A lltle ... At First Tournament St. Stephen's High School Athletes of the Year Team Standings 1. Waverley 299.5 2. Ontario Street 251 ; 3. Vincent Massey 211 4. Lord Eljjin 101 5. Central 100.5 • The way in which Raghib (Rocket) Ismail left Saturday's Toronto Argonaut practice at Civic Fields in Oshawa was far different than the way in which he arrived. While a huge throng of over-eager fans mobbed the superstar out of the University of Notre Dame for autographs, a van supplied by 1050 CHUM AM Radio backed up, swung the back doors open, and rescued him. After a quick jaunt down the oval race track, the van backed up to a stairwell, opened the back doors once again, and Ismail disappeared into a tunnel leading to the dressing room. Yes indeed, much different than the limousine ride he enjoyed just a couple of hours earlier. The limousine brought both him and quarterback Matt Dunigan from the Wayne Gretzky celebrity slo- pitch game in Brantford. So went the afternoon as the Argos appeared before before the public for the first time this year, unveiling new hopefuls, and allowing the first glimpse many have been able to get of Ismail. But fans of the Double Double Blue will have to wait another day to see just what kind of an athlete Ismail is. It was obvious from the time he stepped onto the field that a pulled leg muscle would prevent him from participating in any of the drills. It wasn't a noticeable limp that gave it away. Rather, the wrist watch he wore was a good indication he wouldn't be involved in any contact drills. It was disappointing for some of the fans, who made their way down to the Civic Fields on a mug- f y afternoon, to see if all the press clippings and ighlight films they saw would come to life. One fan mumbled as he left the stadium at the conclusion conclusion of the practice that he might as well have gone to an Argos gamé because, in his opinion, it would be just as big a waste of time. This came from a guy who got in to see the practice practice for free. Admission was by donation to charity. Another comment came from a man standing along the sidelines as the players made their way onto the field for the start of the two-hour practice. He's not very big and there really isn't a whole lot to him, he said, in reference to tne Argo super- star. His buddy nodded in agreement. But the popularity and excitement that the Rocket Rocket has brought also has its downfalls for the rest of the club. Mike (Pinball) Clemons was heard at the post-practice meal in the Bobby Orr lounge joking with general manager Mike McCarthy about the mob of fans he inherited once Ismail was whisked away. With Clemons standing at five feet tall, McCarthy apologized for not rescuing him, adding that nobody could see him standing in the middle of the crowd. One player in particular caught my attention as he entered the Bobby Orr Lounge following the practice. He approached the bar and asked the bartender bartender to set him up three cans of Labatts Blue. He opened all three cans, and swiftly downed two of them without so much as taking a breath. He hoisted hoisted the third one up* and took only a mouthful. "I think I'll nurse this one," he said to me with a wink. Obviously he noticed that my bottom jaw had hit the floor in amazement. With these guys, you obviously don't insult them by offering to buy them a beer. A case, perhaps, would be less insulting. Elit, Run and Throw puscinski (2nd) Lacey Piels (3rd) Girls age 11 - Jenny El- (1st), Kristi Brown, Holly Piels, Amanda Galea (2nd), Breanne Snell (third) Girls age 12 - Reagan Merrill (1st), Marcia Bragg (2nd) Girls age 13 - Shawna Ellis (1st), Lisa Wright (2nd) All winners were presented presented gold, silver and bronze medallions. All participants received an Optimist Tri- Star crest and a personal scorecard. They were refreshed refreshed by cold pop and chips provided by the Optimist Optimist Club. Just who is the wealthiest person to have ever appeared appeared on the sports pages of The Statesman? Although Although no official records have been kept, we'd have to consider Raghib (Rocket) Ismail - at $26 million oyer the next four years - of the Toronto Argonauts would be near the top. The 'Rocket' was at the Civic Fields in Oshawa on Saturday for a practice that was open to the public. The Darlington select mosquito team played in their first tournament of the 1991 season and came up with impressive wins over Port Hope, Peterborough, Scugog. and North Toronto to win the 'A' championship. In their first game against Port Hope, the boys looked really impressive en route to a 5-0 victory. The defence came up with a great effort, as well as solid goaltending by Jason Lange. Goal-scorers were Brent Huggins with three and Sebastian Sebastian Murdoch and John Marco Cannito with one each. Two goals came off corner corner kicks by Niki DeFreitas. Peter Paradis and John Vanderootevheari set up Brent's first goal. Brent fin- 1 ished off a passing play that involved about eight passes and may have been the best goal of the tournament. The second game against Peterborough, was easily won by Darlington, 7-1. The mid-fielders were the winners winners in this game as they completely controlled the play. Ben Tonks and Niki DeFreitas struck for two goals each, and single goals were scored by Peter Paradis, Paradis, Sebastian Murdoch and Brian Wojnarowski. Setting up the goals were Niki D. with two, and Nicky Zdrav- kovski, Brent Huggins and Sebastian Murdoch who had singles. The third game against Scugog saw Brent Huggins score the first two goals and mid-fielders Nicky Zdrav- kovski and Sebastian Murdoch Murdoch got one each in a 4-1 win. Peter Paradis, Ben Tonks and Niki DeFreitas set up the goals. Brian Wojnarowski Wojnarowski played in goal for the absent Jason Lange and looked sharp, especially on a penalty shot save. The defence defence of Greg Stevenson, Ian Robinson, Jason Hibbard, Brent Rosenboom and Peter Frisina were at their best in this game. Also playing strong was Andrew Rodmell. The stage was set for the final game against the defending defending champions, North Toronto. With the wind playing playing havoc, along with a six hour wait, the boys took a while to get going. Ben scored the first goal, set up by Sebastian M. John Marco made it 2-0 as his shot was deflected off a defender. Then, with ' only three minutes minutes left in the game, North Toronto scored to end the game at 2-1. Brian was in net again. Team members are: defence, defence, Peter Frisina, Jason Hibbard, Ian Robinson, Brent Rosenboom and Greg Stevenson; mid-field, Nicky Zdravkovski, John Marco Cannito, Andrew Rodmell, John Vanderootevhean, Sebastian Sebastian Murdoch; forwards, Ben Tonks, Niki DeFreitas, Peter Paradis, Brent Huggins. Huggins. Brian Wojnarowski S ed forward, mid-field goal. Jason Lange played goal in the first two games and allowed only one goal. The coach is Michael DeFreitas, assistant is Or- dan Zdravkovski and manager manager is Pat Lange. Way to go, Darlington! St. Stephen's High School presented their senior and junior male and female athletes of the year with their awards during a school assembly on Monday, June 10. From left are: Chris Vanhaverbeke (senior), Andrea Cannon (senior), Sarah Dacey (junior), Wayne Rose (junior). Absent from the photo is the co-winner of the senior male athlete of the year, Mauro Scanga. Kids Enjoy a Day at the SkyDome Courtesy of Service Clubs gfl KUMHO CANADA, INC, N.Ü.W. and Big Brothers. Unfortunately they didn't da 13-8 dcci- Ovcr 70 kids visited the SkyDome on Sunday afternoon afternoon to take in the baseball game between the Toron- bring the Jays any luck as they dropped to Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles. The kids were sion to the visitors. The group is pictured above just taken to me game by the Optimist Club, Big Sisters prior to its departure from Waverley Public School. TOWN OF NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUMMER AQUATICS PROGRAMS REGISTRATION REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, JUNE 25,1991 AT THE BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX. TICKETS WILL BE HANDED OUT AT 5:00 P.M. AND REGISTRATION WILL START AT 6;30 P.M. SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR SUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM IS FOR CHILDREN 5 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE. Tues., July 2 Mon., July 8 Mon., July 15 Mon., July 22 Mon., July 29 Tues., Aug. 6 Mon., Aug. 12 Mon., Aug. 19 - Fri., July 5 - Fri., July 12 -Fri., July 19 -Fri., July 26 -Fri., Aug. 2 - Fri., Aug. 9 - Fri., Aug. 16 - Fri., Aug. 23 - Waverley P.S., Bowmanville - Waverley P.S., Bowmanville - Emily Stowe P.S., Courtice - Emily Stowe P.S., Courtice - Newcastle Public School - Orono Park - Solina Community Centre - Bowmanville Lions Centre TIME: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily COST: $70.00 per child per week $56.00 per child per short week FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT AT 623-3379