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- Tuesday, April 27, 1993 = 24 -- Scugog Citizen The S.A. Cawker Junior Eagles are In the All Durham Final Four basketball tournament this week, and what a way to finish off a great season on the courfs for this team. See story right. Cawker Eagles in the Final Four The S.A. Cawker Junior Eagles are bound for the all- Durham Final Four basketball championships this week. The Eagles won a berth in this top level tournament by winning the Central Region pennant two weeks ago with a convincing 652-34 victory over Thorah PS. And last week, the team kept on winning with a couple of real cliff hangers, 24- 23 over Dr. Phillips, and then over the Durham defending champs from Applecroft School, a 41-39 thriller. ~ The Final Four tournament is slatéd to go this Thursday at Anderson Collegiate in. Whitby. Representing the school in this event is the capper to a fine season of basketball that included a win in the A In the front from left Wade Ritchie, Kam Cooper Chris F , Jeff Ash Mark Heffern, Lawrence Cook. In the back from left Judie Cooper, assistant coach, Jamie Page, Jeremy Fraser, Derek Reid, Darryl Dalton, Rob Murray, coach. Absent Mark Delaney, Janice Ferguson, assistant coach. AN A x] Labi ij \ | 44 wT he | the way it did over 130 years ago. Down where palm trees sway and sugar cane is still cut by hand, every drop of Bacardi amber rum has its beginnings. Just as it was in 1862, molasses made from pure sugag cane is first fermented and distilled. Then it is aged in oak barrels, and expertly blended to apafn that smooth, full flavour that could only be Bacardi amber mm. LIMITED BACARDI AMBER RU ARIAS BACARD! AND THE BAT DEVICE ARE REGISTERED TRADE MARKS OF BACARD: & COMPANY Enjoy the taste of an original pionship of the Port Perry Invitation and pennants in several other smaller tournaments. it, 3 1 NF o MA Cawker's success this season has been due in large part to the enthusiastic and willing attitude of all the players. Individually, guards Kam Cooper and Lawrence Cook have demonstrated aggressive defense and fine shooting skills from thie outside. Forwards Mark Heffern and Chris Parsons , have consistently come up with big rebounds at both ends of the court and have contributed with timely baskets all season long. In addition, Jeff Ashton has supplied superb playmaking and has been an emotional spark plug for the team. Cawker has relied on a fast- paced passing game and Coach Rob Murray feels this is the most unselfish team he has ever worked with. "All and all, it has been an extremely enjoyable season," he said. . And it would be quite an end to come up with a pennant from the Final Four. Fastball rivalries From page 23 veteran pitchers back on the mound this season in Lawrie Williams, John Annis and Tim Thompson. And they will have a lot of familiar faces in the field as well as Ken Bryant, Larry Pilkey, Dave Dickson, Colin Wackett, Steve Connors and Steve Durham are back. Junior C hockey supporters will recognize Jamie Showers who toils for the Uxbridge Bruins. He'll do some catching (Lee Wilbur is taking a year off with shoulder problems) and play some first base as well. The team has also picked up Joe Sinclair from Uxbridge who can play the infield. Wilbur said he'll be doing some catching apd first base along with his coaching duties. Eagles will be playing their home games this year on the usual Thursday night at the. south diamond &h Water Street. There will be eight teams in the A Division and the Eagles, Gamblers and Merchants will guarantee that the fastball rivalry in Scugog this summer is first rate. Season opens in mid-May. Your ad - could' . be here Call 985-6397 " "Ask for , - Chris Hud$on