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PAGZTWELE -TWI A IADIA sTAE~M1q. OWMMV1L~ fMnA TrURSDAY. DEC. 18th, 1958 s SOR0p1g:s'1 P~ y Frank Mohun MA 3-7234 ab f4 MOORE - DURELLE Anyone who watched Wednesday night's fight, must certain]y agree that it xvas one of. if flot tl* best fight ever seen on TV. Undoubtedly, it should also be agreed that Durelle lost! his chance to capture the world's light-heavvweight title in_ thel opening round. Perhaps the challenger was amazed to see "Age- less Archie" survive ail three knockdowns, or perhaps he figured that a boxer of Moore's age (whatever it may be), had finally reached the end of the road. Whatever it ws there's littie doubt that had Durelle pressed his advantage in the same manner as Moore did in the eleventh, Canada would have had a light- 4 eavyweight champion. B. O. C.'s After winning their first two games and then dropping the next two, the Bowmanville-Orono Combines have put together a' six-game unbeaten streak, including five wins and a tie. The "Il points out of a possible dozen. have put the B.O.C.'s xithin a single point of league-leading Napanee, with a game in hand. Earlier in the season, we rapped the Combines' defence, %vhile finding no fault with the forward lines. However. dtiring the six-gamne streak goalie Ross Hawe and a rejuvenated defence corps have played a large part in the B.O.C.'s success. Hiaie has tlaken over as the league's top goaltender. with an avcrage of 3:50 goals against per garme. Part of the answer is to he found in the iniproved play o! the dlefence. In the last tva,- games. the locals permitted a total of anly three goals, twvo coming when the Combines were short-handed. Just how much the rearguard has improved xill be given a tough test this Saturday night. when the Ontario Champion Napanee Club xil tangie with the B.O.C.'s-, with first p!ace at stake. t t t t. BANTAM HOCKEY Boxvmanville Little N,,.H.L. Bantami AIl-Stars -will journey' to Peterborouglh. Saturdayý, to play in an all-dav elimin'ation tourr-iment. If the local y-oun.gsters emerge victorious, they wil have played three games with the finals somnewhere around; 5:30 p.m. NOT BAD EH? Don Masters, playing in the Town Hockey, League. and the Goodyear League, came up with the most prolifir scoring display' of Bowmanville's hockey season, last week. Thursday nightý Don fired five goals in the third period and picked up an earlierl assist as Brooks Constrnuction claimed a 7-5 victoty. Sundayý j~~afternoon, the veteran right-winger scored three times and assist- [~ed on the other goal, in a 4-4 tie. Not bad in any, league - eight (goals and two assists out of a total of il goals. t t t t t MIDGET HOCKEY Legion Bantams H old Victory Banquet t o an a-8 ile u Ma igts b a atte ti Scaboro Winterarts On Saturday evening, the Legion Hall was the scene1 film depicting a trip through Un gava was shown bv Mr. Peterson and Hughes scored a pair of goals apiece, with single of the \'ictory banquet of Bowmanville Legion Bantams, Hilton. This photo shows, from left, b right: Ron Johns- markers going to Black and Bagnell. th hmins of the Lakeshore Basebali League for the ton, Bill Veitch and Ab. Mavin, with bathoy Tommy Veitch Coach "Mike" Osborne has been workîng with the team Ifourth year in succession. A turkey dinner was served by di splaying the John Fcfte Trophy, the crests 'and the fer quite some ti.me now, and he has the boys play-ing a fine the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Legion President Ab Mavin individual trophies. Members of f 1he team indu do: Alebrand of hockey that is certainly well worth Nwhile watching. introduced the head table including Umpire George Per- jWiseman. Terry Black, Ray Crombie, JTohn Twist, Barrv t t ~ fect, Projectionist Dave Hilton, Manager Bill Veiteh and Steven, David O'Rourke, Bob McMdanus. Ken Veitch, Ar 1t ± ~ t tSports Officer Ron .ohnston. Mr. Veitch presented the Foran, James Lane, Paul Mutton,. Bill Broivn. Don Kerr, JUVEILESIN ATIONcrests, -and Mn. Johnston the individual trophies donated John Hancock, Blaine Pickard and Bruce Ogden. zowmanville Juvenile Legionnaires defeated Port Penny 7-5bly the Legion Branch Nvho also sponsored the dinner. A -_yalYthei'r first league game played in Port Penny Monday night. Gary McCullough scored three goals, Eric Carleton a pair and li*e7' Bill Osborne and Irv Gui collected singles. 1 Unueaien in S ix Ties ________IBOC's Uown Kinaston E à 1 In Game Here Saturday iThe Bowmanville-Orono Com- at 9:07 after picking up Jackie bines took an easy 7-1 victory Germond's pass. Dean West over Kingston at the Memoriat started the scornna in the mid- Arena, Saturday night to run dle session on a Chuck Arm- up their sixth game without a strong set-up, after "Mickeyý" loss. During the six games, the Walker had started the play. B.O.C.'s have won five and tied Ross MeGill fired the third one, picking up il out of a pas- Combine goal, a minute and a sible 12 po ints. haîf later. tê complote 'a three- way thrust with Armstrong and The short-handed Kingston Dean West, Ly-nch scored the team vwere much irnproved avi'r ol igtngaamnt their last appearance here, buît ol igtngaamn their attack, which looked good I later. but Germond quickly got betwen the blue lines. fizzled that one back. on an unassisted onit in the Combines' end of the e ffort before the peniod ended. * ink. Twa played an autstandi- Ph il Long replacing Don Mer- ing game in the visitons' goal, cor an detence, ran the score ta 5-1 after thnee minutes and ta hold the homestens to seven 9 6 seconds of third period ac- goals, as the B.O.C.'s had a big tion. Joe Rennick and Germond edgein he pay.suppied the assists. Gary Cape- George Westfall f ired the land and Syd Arnold complet- onl1v goal o! the opening period tall 'v. Goalie Ross Hawe gave ed the scoing rid-wa «v throug1i up his seventh goal in the la.,t the period. as Germond collect- three games ta eut bis goals ed bis third assist on Arniold's 1 against average ta 3.50. EASTERN ONTARIO Intermediate "A" Hockey League Team Standing (Including games of Dec. 12) P W L T GF GA Pts. Napanee ------- ____ l 8 Cobourg - Port Hope -- 12 7 Bowmanville-Orono--- 9 6 Minden -Il -6 Kingston --~~-12 2 2 3 5 2 4 7 10 Last lVeeks Resuits Trenton 4, BOC's 4: Minden 7, Napanee 4; Napanee 9, Kinigston 6; Trenton Î, Minden 4; BOCs 8, Minden 2; Napanee 7, Cobourg- Port Hope 5. Top Ten Scorer% Goals 17 10 11 12 12 10 rB. 'McDougall. C.-P.H. J. White, Napanee L. Douglas, Napanee T. Meeken, Kingston K. West, B.O.C.'s --- J. Brady, Napane . P. Gilmour, Napanee -------------- R. Raive. Minden- H. BaIl. Kingston___ J. West, B.O.C.'S - ------- Goaltenders . Game Hawe. B.O.C.'s - __ Shropshire, Minden Parrish, Napanee Carr, Trenton --- Johnson, Kingston Kemp, C.-P.H.- Sammerville. C-PH. Buticz. Minden Twa. Kingston --- Riviere. Trenton Hooper, Trenton - --- Canie, Kingston --- --------- Finnev, Kingston --- ------ Assists Points 15 32 19 29 18 29 14 26 13 25 14 24 14 10 13 10 10 13 4 17 es Goals, 1 1/3 2 This report issued b 'v Stat4stician Layton Docige, 388 Bail St., Allowed 34 411 49 41 il 22 47 7 55 il 13 21 24 23 23 21 Average 3.78 4.10 4.45 4.82 5.50 5.88 7,00 9.43 9.75 10.50 25.00 BO.0ce IStar of the Week "MýICKEY" WALKER Off to a slow start this season. defenceman "Mickey" Va lker has been playing back to his',o forrn over the past three weeks, culminating ii ,winning of the Bowmanville Surplus Store's S the Week Award. The big defender has played a major part in the B.O.C. 's undefeated streak, breaking up rushes with his nifty poke-check, and doing a fine job of lugging the puck out of his own end. In the two games on which this wveek's choice \vas made, "Mýiickey" w as on the ice for only one goal against, that one with the Combines playing short- handed. The ývhole defence crewN are playing steadvr hockey, but it wvas feit that Walker wvas the top per-, for-mer last wveek and a worthy pick as the B.O.Ç. Star of the Week. STown League Hockey--I Murdoch & Welsh Blockbust- froryt. Lloyd Hamilton înereaq- ers climbed above the .500 per- ed the margin, cornpleting a cen1agý, in the first gamie or thriee-wVa\ l av with Sami ThursdaY's doub:e bill, bv, blast- Thomp.son and *Masters. in t e ing cnit a 12-0) shutout Win oV,ýr last minute of thc period. the hapiess Front Street te arn. II oefdapsoGr In spile of the lop-sided scorP e. Bih Coleted a seos tGord the Blockbusters' Bill ueari:.g rsecoer-, aea38secnds 0rnt-e turned in a fine goal-t2iiding ef- Jscn tna n an~ fort to mark unr the first sîiu'- Woodwxard gat credit for tl'e out f th seaon.Dept. of Wrn-ks' tving naikrr out ! th seaan.at 5:26. Mastrs broke the 1:e The Murdoc'h & Welsh crew at 2:'37 of the final sessicii, we-v able to score only once in vith assists e oing to Mort Ric- the op-21ing Period on a ta11ý7 ards and Abbott. Less th : bv Howtardi Quinnev atter eï'- three minutes later Richiardsl vcnt inutes of piav. "Buck"!. and Hamilton cornbined to t Covle notched his first goal aC r Ma.ters uo again, but J ;'i 5:0.3 of the second, and Ted! Richards shaved the lead '1- Fairev and John Mason rdîl th2 seconds latr, on a Dave M:-- caunt Io 4-0 bfore the period Cullouzh pass. Masters roar.-i- ended. in alone to pick up bis hat-trick In the final stanza, tji couniter at 13:06 and then got Ai Blockbusters ran wild. pouring behind the defence, to ta'ke, eight unanswered rnarkers pa.st Hamnilron's flip pass a minule goalie '*Slip"' Rowe in the Front later. Raye West banked a pas Street cag2. Bob Faire ' started 1Out of Poalie Mashinter to make ef tth hed2:4ge mar, an nd bise-itesoe6 efor t a hs24al vrk. d ad e- fore itrwastai aveoRied Firy aha sckeand "Buckto giv ir ahat-ntickd "Bu scond Cowle hadnotchleds ec ondBgal., Single talles wentBo blSarke Gran arMckuMoushl. BobSher- m rand Jack Matrsall. Dbefec three assisLs to the raut. In the second game, Don Ma--. tors put on a tremendous gopi- scoring, display in leading Brooks Construction to a 7-5 upset vic- tory over the league-leadingc Dept. of Works team. Masters collezted a first period assis-, and after be;ng held scorele-s in the middl? session, h ai,- counterl for ail the winners' five goals in the third period. Trhe tearns fought, through 15 rniiute,ý of action. hefore Larry i Yearwood connectd an 'a "Squcak" B'ooks pass ta Put the Construction crew out Front ~utreet 3 7 O 6 M %0 " im a ' SALIE The temperafure is down Masters fooled Vince Van- stone completely on a drive t,) the short sid2, -after taki: Richard's well-aimed pass. 71e goal carne at the 16:32 miark. Foster notched the final tall.V for the losers at 17:12. The game de%,ýloped into a chippv affair late in the thi:i period, but the refe'-ees ruled1 with an iran hand to cool out the offendtnrs. Bud Perfect handed out a misconduct pen- altv Io Bill LYle of the \Vorks Dept. for swr-aring. (It nist be cat.-hinýr>. Mashinter turnodF in an excellent job in bis goal- tending debut for Brooks Con.- struction. 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