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PAGE TW~VE THE CAKADIAN STATESMMi, EOWMAIrVTLLE, O!~TAMO TRURSDAY, MAR. math. 1061 I ~SPORTopICSý! ~. By Frank Mohun MA 3-7234 B. 0. C.'s Let's admi!t It. After the Bowmanvllle-Orono Combines suffered an urideserved 7-5 setback here Wednesday night, who thought they would be playing back here again this season? Not this reporter. A couple of weeks back we called the B.O.C.'s to win in six, figuring they would win ail three at home, while winning Saturday in Napanee. Well we won Saturday, but faliowing the heart-breaking defeat in our second home game, I had thought that the players just would.n't have. it. This corner had predicted a Combines' series wiri ail aiang, but we did point out that Napanee would take the seventh if it went that far. You might say what about the sixth? By the time this is being read, the locals should have won that one to even up the series, but despite their indomitable team spirit, we can't see the B.O.C.'s coming back to take three straight. Not! against Napanee, anyway. Win or lose, the players certainly have given everything they had. MIDGETS Te Lions Mîdgets joined the Legionnaire Juveniles, as the second EowmraîviIie îeam to reach the Ontario Finals, when they handed Clliiiwocd a convincing 11-4 setback, Saturday night, to ti~ the total goal semi-final series 21-11. 1c vn:: il w'llmeet the winner between St. Thomnasi and Stamf.,crc3. but no dates can be ennounced as yet, because both1 th2s-ý tems ~pn to-night. CDncli Mike Osborne informed nie th: t t 2oc",'d posý ibiy bc a Sq4turday garne here. Listen f'-r the -cund trI':c!k ýndl vaLch the billbozards for any announce- ment. St. Tii(r.,x icL: the f;rst game of the total goal series 2-1. tt t JUVENi LES The L.cgonnares w~iii definiteiy be idie until next wcek,' as Starfnfrdl and \a]liceburg play in \Vallacebur.- this Saturday nigcht. St mcr wn the opener of the total goal series 5-3. t t t TOWN LEAGUE HO-1CIEY Both sem-ia cries will continue to-night with Murdoch &Welsh llloeh-bu'tcrs meeting Front Street in the 7:30 opener and ErcoksC nircn hookýiig up with the Dept. of Works in the, second ganic' at 9:15. Wins for the Bloc!kbusters and the Dept. of \Vorks wl put both teams into the league final. t t t t t GOODYEAR ALL-STAR GAME Bowmanville Goodyear downed their New Toronto counter- parts 3-1 in a fast, furious Sunday afternoon attraction at the New Toronto ice palace. After a scoreless opening period, "Buck" Cowle fouad the mark on a pass from Don Masters at 9:10 of the second. Nixon taok Dixon's pass in the final minute ta score on the almost unbeatabie Vince Vanstone, but Raye West won the game with a pair of unassisted third period tallies. BOC's Should Have Won The Bowmanvilie - Orona a perfect iow drive to the cor-1 Combines turned in one of their ner mid-way through the open- best efforts of t.he season, only ing period, after "Chuck" Arm- to, lose a 7-5 heart-breaker ta strong had carried the iength the Napanee Cornets here iast of the ice to set the play up. Wednsday night, March 18, and Don Mercer started Armstrong fali behind i n the best of seven off in bis own end. Tom McAl- league final, three games ta lister raeed back to tie the crne. Instead of the series be- score at 13:01. Peter Jones snar- ing ail tied up the B.O.C.'s now ed Dean West's rebound off the face the almost unsurmountable post to start the rush. task of taking the next three After continuai pressure the games. B.O.C.'s went ahead 2-1 at the Mid-way through the game 4:09 mark of the second session, the locals held a 4-1 edge, when Parrish couldn't hoid which could easi]y have been Gary Copeland's lne drive. double that, and the way they Gerry Robinson slid a pass were gaing it appeared as back to the blue-line, follow- though Napanee would neyer ing a uine change. Arnold col- catch up. But the defending lected his first goal, a minute Ontario champs capitalized on and nine seconds later, with laulty goal-tending by the us- Arrnstrong serving a cheap ually reliable Ross Hawe, and slashing sentence. a couple of breaks, which elu- The visitors were two men ded the Combines to flot only short, when George Westfall catch up, but go ahead 5-4 be- took Raye West's past ta beat fore the second period ended. Parrish cleanly from close in. Syd Arnold tied the score Then as over 700 spectators early in the third, on passes watched unbelievîngly, the roof' frorn Keith and Junior West, feul in as the Cornets poured in after Londry had fanned on his four goals in nine minutes to clearing attempt. Once more take the iead for the first the B.O.C.'s took command, time. hemming Napanee in their own Brady started the bail roll- end, juqt as thev had done for ing, when his centre ice floater most of the game. dribbled off Haye's stick into Perhaps a good indication of the corner, at 10:42. McAllister the game was the Cornets' win- batted in Jacklin's rebound, ning marker at the 10:05 mark. right from the face-off, less Arnold banged a drive off the than a minute later. Hawel post and seconds later Tar Bra- stopped successive shots from dy caught the top of the net Gilmour and White, but Lon- on a slapshot from 30 feet out. dry hopped in ta slip the tying Les Douglas flipped Gilmour's tally into the open net. Jacklin rebound past the prostrate made it 5-4 in the final minute, Hawe, five minutes later ta as Don Mercer feIl to leave the Corne from Behind Napanee Ousts Combines Un Hard Fought Thriller 1Napanee Cornets came fromq behind a 2-0 deficit here Tues-. day night to down the Bowman-i ville-Orono Combines 3-2, win- ning the Eastern Ontario Inter- mediate "A" titie four games to1 two. Jack McKeown's unex-1 pected goal frorn off to the side,1 proved to be the winner mid-' way through the third period. 1 Bowmanville-Orono had most of the play in the opening period. but goalie Norm Parrish was unbeatable in the Napane La~dies, à aj cage. A Cornets' goal by George drive to the top corner. Brady Napanee will now nieet 'Lake- Jacklin was disallowed when the knotted the count when Westfai] field in the next round, with the referees ruled it went in through was serving the final minute of, first game probably in Napanee a hole in the net. a double minor. Westfall was'on Saturday night. Art Rennick gave the Com- given the gate for charging Bob First Period bines the lead on a pair of quick Londry, and both players were No scoring tallies within 12 seconds early in also assessed high-sticking pen-1 Penalty - Londry (holding puck) the middle sess:.on. George alties. Gerow and GoodfellowSeod ero Westfall was in on bath scoring. werc in an the goal.SeodPrd plays, while Raye West col] ed -an -assi-st on -the first-- Walt Gerow took a pass f. Tar Brady, 38 seconds later 2:27, and drilled a perfect 1 jor win Ena Etcher's league-leaders'Onie Etcher----------------- faund their precariaus perch Beroice Buday - --------- atop the standings a littie mor,2LyiBae------- secure after Monday night's yi aLs-------------- ~ladies' bowling- action, when Lorraine Martyn---------- three cf the second division Joyce Lyle ------------------ clubs knacked off their cioscst Ollie Patfield --------- pursuers. June Baker, Loba Mary Wilcox --- ---------- - -- Wright and Lydia Bates ac-1 complished the upsets, down- Peggy Haynes --------------- ing Bernice Buday, Onie Et- Donna Preston ------ ---- cher, and Do-is Joli k)y 2-1. iNorma Norris --------------- scores, respectively. June Baker -------------- Kay Beauprie's bowlers were Shirleay Bilekel------------- quick ta take advantage, as was! Em SLrln,,er ------------ Shirley Bickell's club, as Beau- SdeBcnl - - prie downed Joyce Lyle 3-0,1 Noad Cay l------- - and Biekeli administered the Lola Wrigit ---------------- same treýatment ta Norma Gay's Wilma Ba'es ---------------- outfit. Four clubs are noiv Dore Mutton ------------- deadlocked for third. a t 18 Joyce rrennant--.---------1 points apiece, four baek cf the; Deil Vinson..............-------- leaders.1 Shirley Davis ---------------1 Ena Etcher's front-runners Lii Hooper ------------------ claimed a 2-i decision over 1Lau Lyle----------------- - -- Lorraine Martyn's team ta add! Kay Steph2ns............------- a single point ta their league- Ada Richards------------- leading margin. Eva Whitehead -------------1 Jean M usial ---------------1 Lorraine Martyn showedl the Audrey Osmond -------------1 way in batlh divisions, with al Dot Brooks -------------- big 822 triple and the highest! Myra Cooper ---------.-- --- single cf the season at 393- Vel Miller -- -------- ---- truly a terrifie effort. Kay1 Audrey Biekeli -------- Beauprie rolled up a 767 total 1 Joyce Major ---------------- followed by Ena Etcher 741 and Dot Crombie ----------------1 Lii Hooper 723.1 Eleanor Larmer ------- Sadie Bucknell reglstered a Essie Ccx ---------- very fine 350 effort while other' Helen Vivian --- --------- -- -1 top scores went ta Lii Hoop- Thelma Forrester ----- er 303 and Ena Etcher 291. Eileen Holroyd ------------ Betty Westlake -------- 200 GAMES Molly Henderson - Lorraine Martyn 393, 266; Sa- Helen Piper ----------- --- die Buckn.ell 350; Lil Hooper Marg Perris ---------------- 303, 226; Ena Etcher 291, 245., Grace Blackburn - 205; Shirley Davis 286; June. Bernice Partner---- 1 Baker 275, 254; Kay Beauprie Evelyn 'Large-- -------- -1 271, 244, 252; Mary Wilcox 270, Joan Engley----- 241; Peggy Haynes 258,2, Nancv Bryans 213; Lydia Bates 256; Bernice Dot Fair---- Buday 248, 216, 204, Donna Mabel Lewis ___ Preston 244,230; B. Partner Bernice Terry ------ ------- -1 29; Lou ye24; Joan ng bey 225, 207; ýJoyce Tennant 220, Lola Wright 220; Shirley Biekeli 220; Audrey Osmond 219; Oni,- Etcher 217, 216, 214, Betty Rogers 215; Essie Ccx 215; Oblie Patfield 212, 200, Dot Fair 209; Molly Henderson 208; Dore Mutton 206, Betty West- lake 207; Kay Steph-ens 204; Ada Richards 204: Wilma Bates 203; Doris Joli 202; Jean Musial 201; Eleanor Larmer 200. Hlgh Scores High Single - Lorraine Martyn --393 Hi-gh Triple - Lorraine Martyn 822 High Average- Doris Joli --210 E. Etche B. «Budaý K. Beau D. Joli O0. Etche S. Biekel L. Bates L. Mart J. Baker J. Lyle L. Wrigl N. Gay Team Standing Points Pins e--- 22 31148 ay -- 20 30807 iprie 18 32080 ----- 18 30334 er ------- 18 30256 '11 -- -----8-la 30081 s16 30481 tyn 16 29501 r15 28957 --- -- 14 29605 -- --- --- ilu 29430 Averages Name Ave. Doris Joli 210 Ena Etcher _______208 Kay Beauprie 208 Hom & School Bowling No bowling this week, It belng Good Fridav. A. Hodgson had a lovely single, 264. This is the highest cf the season. Not ta be out- done, H. Holroyd followed with 260, for a nice double of 449. Cthers in the 200 league were IM. Coyle with 212, T. Westîake 208, O. Patfield 202 and S. Buck- neIl 200. The Sparrows and Canaries Ilead with 16 points apiece, fol- iowed by the Bluebirds with 9, Bluejays have 8 and the Robins and Wrens are still tied in the basement xvith 812. 10. Patfield ---rges184 E. Etcher- 183 JLyle __________180 S. Davis- 178 A. Hodgson------------172 I S. Buckneli - ---170 M.Kng 168 A. p -- -- 167 A. Osmond _______165 PONTIAC '166 King St. E. - BUICK B, O0ce Star of the Week, ART RENNICK;1 The Bowmanville-Orono Combines, who are ~ playing tremendous hockey, are making it increasîngly,, I more difficuit to select the Star of the Week. Whenï 7 you consider that there were three excellent games î-jr to choose from last week, the fans might well realize what a tough job it was. Art Rennick was finally given the nod, as the winner of the Bowmanville Surplus Store's Award, which means that the starry centre had to be outstand. ing in order to beat out his hard-working team-mates. Art f ired two'goals and picked up an assist to lead a belated come-back last Monday and was held off the scoresheet in the next game, before bagging a goal Saturday night. Nevertheless it wasn't the points that gave Rennick the win, as several other players had just as many. Art Rennick has set a sizzling pace in the play- offs as the cêntre man for the club's hottest line. But it has also been in the back-checking department where Rennick has been good, ail the more important against Napanee. Honourable mention goes to Dean West, Gerry Robinson, Syd Arnold and Ted DeGray. lect- . The-- home sters-_p ut on the B.O.C.-Renniek --- - 1:37 u oQ a nes inurv rP ans goal. pressure for nearly the first haîf (R. West, Westfall) Ii from of the final stanza, but Ross B.O.C.-Rennick ------- 149 r at Hawe was forced ta make the (Westfall) ~IIw4 ~a righ biggest save on Les Douglas who Napanee-Gerow (Brady) 2:27 DU ,JS low Mi dgIlL in - was in alone. After MýcKeow.n'., Napanee-Brady --------11.28 g flwinnet-, the B.O.C.'s pulled (Goodfellow, Gerow) l Hawe in favour of six attackers, Penalties-Westfall (chg., West-~I the league title within their in (freezing puck).rt1 pe ng Py ff G m grasp, put up a stone wall de- fence. Third PeriodI The Bowmanvilie Lions over-ý McKay and Shakes each scar- 20 Doug Powell made his first Napaiiee-Mý/cKeown ----- 10:59' came the loss of goalie Grant: ed twice for the homesters, (and lest) homne appearance in (Martin) Wright to down the hometown with the remaining tallies go- 2J5 a B.OC. uniiform this season. Penaltv--Goodfellow (lot.) i11îng to Armstrong, Westbrook 2 ,3 Colling\vood ship-builders 10-7, and Brough. 20 omies- -- -8in a Minor "A" Midget encoun- FrtPrn 201d earOfibc -----ý -------- 8ter last Thursday night. T 1le FrtPr 19jOfc ------------- --4 Lions will carry a thre- goal Bowmnanville -Hughes 1:ý0; 196 Machire Shop - -------- .-4 ed-e ino the final game of the Collingwood-Armstrong, 4:31; 19 l ~~T,-2ad P-eýs ---------------- ---- two-ganîe total goal series, here: Bowmanville- Wiseman 13:02; 191 Bowling Fan Belts----------------------_16 Saturday night, with the xvin- Bowmanviîle- Turner, 15:00, il9i ner advancing ino the Ahl-On- Collingwood - MeKay, 17:30; 18à Thursdav nicht's action, saw I D ' aria final. Bowmanville- Black (Hughecs, 1883 the stanc1ing-s tighten up con- Lced Q B wligl Wright suffered a cut that Wisemaooc(lne) 19:2735.igwo- 187'" siderably, as twa of the taopuo'wil ; requi"-ed six stitches ta close Wsbok(lxne)1:5 187 clubs found themnselves on theýw-ni asloig s and a chipped tooth, wheo he Second Period 183l losing end cf 5-2 scores, and the Just whGedesitea as kigo- was nick2!d by a stick at 18:10 Bowmanville-James (John. 1'14Mahn Shop staged a 7-0! if Jack eds enwsg- of the first period. Nelson Yeo,stn,1:6 Bwavie - shuteut whi ta gain on tac Ieng ta make a runaway of the arglrdfnea okoe 1- lezr.Legion League, Tommy Gra- the glal-teenin f oo ers James (Turne2r), 14:20: Bow- 12IThe- Lead Press upset the ham's imp-'oved er2w hung a of the waY, turning in a tre- 17:2:vill iseman (HBrughes) 18 ieeue-1eaciing Hase Room, as 7- uoset on the league-leaders., mendaus display. The remain 17:25 ; Coilngw 17d4-; Brolli 11the iront runners say their lead Bil Bates' bowlers toak advan- der of the period was added to (weosak). 17:485C9.ng lu~ shvdi ato ont.Te"on-t, of the situation, knockinc thq second session, and Yeowodhks,1:9 189, bines continurd their mastev,.y 1aive FankSis' oits5-2ot gave up Collingwood's third Third Perlod ov) n ove tOwitcenite pointsnofgoal almost imrnediately, but Bowmaoville - Black (Hu- ove te Ofie i a secndthe top-placers. Jim Fair's crew settled down ta hold the lase* 17 prce battle ta mave raur points1 hs,35;Cligod-M 17J :ha ftetir lc aes continued ta splurge, defeating scoreîess uni-il late in the c2rs hs,35;Colnwo 173 ALec being soundly trounced EnePrfe' oia-w lle oid.maile-Wsan Huh, .7 in the opener, the Offic' ae ya52 on.ii el Brenton Hughes opened the1 Black), 12:57: Bowmanville - 177 up with a big 1190 third ganie Keith Yeo was thebidel 175 eri ohdprmns oigscorinc little avec a minutei James (Bagnell), 15:07; Colbing' total, ta stop the Combines e nbahdpatets onaftrtegm trebtwo hks(etro) 174, from înoving into firsi- up with the high triple cf 810, Armtrothegcame sarktiebt wod-1ha7s:W1tr0k. 174 The machinists made the big- including th2 hl'gh single effort Areminutcaes ack t.Galtis i 1710 173 ge; an ihters nof .306. !thre e mnutsatdeRos by 179 eigiwt hi ee Other fine triples -were ce- Ae îea n osTr 172ý Points putting themn within ten corded bv Ernie Perfect 749, nec gave the locals the lead- DON'T BE "MOLASSES 172 points cf the Hase Room. Georg-2 Elliott 733, Ross Me from which tbey wepre neyer1 IN JANUARV" 172 Farewell Blackburn took the c- b 2,PeeDbbn 73 eaded, with a pair cf quick1 ACT NOW! nigh's ightril-2wit a 05 nightstw7mi5tesaPete ol-Dabbinsaton67fo 171 ngtshg rpewt 0 Dîck Patfieid 663, and P tlisRwomntsaat.Cloeitentoc o 17 total, followed by Ernie Han-Jhso 6. ingwood came roaring back ta: SPECIALIZED 170 sen 691, Jack Potts 681, Art Gorgson 661. 9 loete a t - a ron UINS RANN SpGeorgendlliott roWridha 296 icloseth gpa -a fte ow ne SINESS TaMRA ning 170 Sie n Cuk Wr ght followed hv Ernie Per- eidc ly n omn trlgMna onn 79680, Bill Harrison 677, Ron fet20 osMKih n ville led 7-5 at the end cf the Choose from 170 Maynard 674 and Bill Holroyd. Keith Yeo 274, Ron Johnson. second, after holding a 7-3 mar- EgtCre ore 169 664. 269, Bill Bates 255 and Pete gin latte in the period. Expert Instruction 69 High single honours went ta e Modern Equipment - 1679 iiSotra 27 hl te Dobbins 254.'I Doug James, playing per-; Individual Instruction 166 llo scortes r ack27 wie up by Teamn Standings haps his best game cf the sea- 166 god scres ere rcked p byPins Points son paced the Lions' attack. shw 164 Art Spicer 276, Tommy Graham Jack Geddes ----- -- 33848 55 along with Alex Wiseman, asi 163 274, Ron May'nard 260, 253, Bill Bates ---------- 33461 45 bath players turned in bat- 1 f 162FaewllBlckur 20 ndTommy Grahanm - 32878 37 trick performances. Te rry Business CoGaege 162 Murray Bate 254. Jim Fair ----- - 32765 36 Black colected a pairwie11StceS.S 11Teamn Standings Frank Samis 31543 29 singles went to Hugh'es andj Dial RA 5-3375 160 Hose Rooni------------- -50 Ernie Perfect 31298 29 Turner. I______________ BEHIND -THISï"DOOR..., Behind this door is a car! But this is more thanjust a car, it is a tradition. For ffty-eîght years now, people have used its nane. . . 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