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.- #.* à; .ê' e ..-.-r--.w-,-~-. i"9- -. -. IBy Frank Mohun 6237234 B.TS 900 ARK jack Bond waa really scattering te pins ln mens Major League action a waek ago when h. camne up with ganes of 294, 334 and 276 for a big 904 triple. Jack la cuptain af the team on which the poor aid scribe, bowls, andleur success this year hasn't been ton gond - and that'à putting It mildly. 1 R-e ha. been threatening ta trade us for masS of the' mhedule. and about &Hl we can say Ia - theres no way we are likely ta match Shat 904, on perbaps we are on aur way out. However it appeara that Jack Io going ta b. &round for: quite some urnme, and Suis corner certainly daif s tite old hat ta Jack Bond lor à fine performance. t t t t. t DONOGRUE SCORES IN FIRST GAME Mike Donogitue mode quiSe a debut in his firat gamne as a Junior "A" player witit the Oshawa Generals, Sunday nigitt as the Generals downed Niagara Falls 7-5. Mike didn'ts taritaeake a regular turn un ii the latter part af the firat period, but In apte ci his short tenure on the ice, h. had alrcady impressed many of te knowiedgeablea, whe frequent the press lounge between periods. Donogitue oniy teok 30 secondsalate5r the second session goS underway, ta score bis first Jr. "A" goal, and only a couple di minutes laSer ha drew an assist on the third Generals> marker. Mike didn'S know until laSer Shat a goal had been scored, because as ha Louched the puck a thundering check sent humn crauhing te the ice. 1 guess you mlgitt aay that ha was rudely welcomed ta the Junior "A" O.H.A. Donogitue had one other great scoring chance when he broke ln aalone anly to fire wide of Ste net. Considering tbat Mike la way behind the reat aofte playera In skating and conditioning, alter having misaed pra-seasan practîce and~ aimait hall of the regular achedule, ha made a fine Juniori "A" debut. Anotiter graduate nf Bowmanville minor hockey ranks, Tommy Sinmpson, aimstned ln a fine performance, scoring once and earning a pair ai assisto. Tommy itas been seeîng plenty of action, net only t.aking à regular turn. but killIng off penalties and aiso performlIng en te powcr-play. NeedlesaSa say, now Shat Simpson has nailed dawn a definite spot on tite Generais' rosSer, the goals have begun te coma. Bath rightwingers, if Bowmanvilhe grads - Simpson! and Donogitua can continue ta colleet five points a gaine, they should really help te Generals' chances oi a playoif bertit. t t t t t I.L'ers "EDGE" LOCALS 14-6 Those N.H.L. Old-Timers sure were lucky an Sunday P$ternoon at the Memorial Arena. Oh sure they downed the hd'me sida 14-6, but don't forget they only held a 6-5 margin after twa periods of play, when our guys ran out of gas. Aft.er ail, as smre of the locals pointed out, foloewing the attraction, 15 was fer Lloyd Hamilton, Bill Cole, Dan Girardi, Bob Marjerrison, lrv GIU, Grant Flintoif. Bob and Ted Fairey, Don McMurter. Steve Burns and Bill Crossey - their second gaine of the day. They had already played in the Commercial League that marning - and those old N.H.ers were ail rested up for the titanie struggle. And thén we had some players wha hadn't been on skates In years. Raye "Gusty" West, squeezed his feet into his son's s kat.j-,i. tçnMake a one-shot comeback after an absence of three years. Harvey "Slip" Rowe allowed as to how it felt good to get back Into the fray again. He hasn't played In a long time, and it's been a while since Dean and Junior West, along witi Don Mercer have seen hockey action as well. Fred 4"Buck" Cowle and Alex Wiseman dug their blades éut, ni retirement, while Doug *"Smokey" Hayes came froni school ai Guelph ta replace Injured Vince Vanstone. The goal- tending chores were shared by Grant Wright, Hayes and Rowe. The N.H.L.ers usually play along wlth their opposition for the first period, and then pile in a comfortabie margin in the middle session, but Grant Wright, between the pipes for th. second period, played Horatio at the Bridge, holding the vtsitors to a single goal. The play that brought back memories for us, saw Raye West deke Rob Goldhamn on a classic inove, only ta hit the post. "Gusty" tald us alter the gaine that ha was laughing so bard that he could hardly even get a shot away. Speaking aofniemories, II; wan nice tLnae Junior and Dean back in action. Along with Don Mercer and "Hammy" they still. looked capable of playing pretty gond hockey. And "Buck" Cowle nmade a few moyeu that reminded us that he bad been quite a hockey player. The only member af the N.H.L.'ers who didn't get in ont the point total waa goal-tender Ivan Wal.msley. He almast did. lugging the puck froin his own end laie in the gaine, end arriving aut in front In time to receive 'a return pass. Walmsley let a drive go, but "Smokey" Hayes rose ta the occasion. Ivan Irwin, nlot as "terrible" as when he tolled with New York, stll found turne to get in a little extra activity, high- lighted when ha grabbed Dean West by the scruff of the pants. "Wiener" was still digging - but goingnowhere fast. "Jackie" Hamilton, who must weigh 100 pounds more than when he played with the Leafs, wants everyone ta know that he "scored" the final goal af th. game on a dazzlng unassisted effort. It was an entertaining attraction, played before tbe largest erowd to wîtness a hockey gaine since the St. Mary's Redmen won the Ontario Juvenile Cbampionship. However, 15 wasn't te turn-out you wouid have tbought. Gane are those days when you could draw good crowds toaa coid arena. There are too many other attractions.,rnainly television, and te only way local teams are likely to receive more support Shan they do - is ta heat the arena. Tbis corner isn't blaming anyone, because we mus admit that we don't frequent the local ice palace, neariy as olten as we formerly did, cither. But you would have thaught that a drawing card such as te N.H.L. Old-Timers, and many af the Bowmnanvtlle- Orono formner stars would have filled the arena, Instead ail Juat drawlng a decent audjience. SNOWMOBULE SPECIALS 1970 Arctic Cats ............onIy $89500 1970 Delux. Sno-j.ts ............. 649.00 1970 Doluxe Ski.Do<'s ..............649.o0 1969 Nordic 18" Track ............749.0 Snowmobile cover 'Nordic............ 18.95 Snowmobile Boots 1zippers, .......... 12.95 Trailicr H. Duty Galv. Tilt and sW l tradlers ............ 139.00 ONTARIO SPORTS Hwy. 115, Orono Opm aevenàpg and Sundays 983-5444 t ~~~~1~~ - -- -~ j N.H.L. Oldtimers Stili Move Pretty Wel h î *ti4 Z< -'t ~~t- s * 'st"'...,'t't...... jBowling League St. Joseph's Mixed Noveniber 20, 1969 Teams Spartans ---- Presdential --- Alley Cats -- Hard Luckers Try Harda men's High Single Jack Brown- Men's 111gh Triple Jack Brown Ladies' Migh Single Betty Charland Ladies' 111gb Triple Betty Charland-, Pt$. Pins 54 35212 51 MOI9 48 .14807l 47 3.1676 42 3372.1 29 33582 200 Games and Betty Cbarland Jack Brown Bill Wilks Gary Lane - Teresa Rivera ----- Gary Conway -- Jim Fair ---------- Allen Maclean .... Stew Chisholin ----- Pat Walker Lionel Hickey Banner Passant Dave Orme - Tony Horstman- Kathy Skribe - Elleen Hickey----- Mike Kennedy Arnold Brinklow Averages d Over ---- 304 258-285 -206-266 ---- 256 256 -213-239 ------ 237 209-232 ---- - 230 -206-229 - 209-225 205-220 200-208-209 - - 206 ----- - 206 --205 203-204 ------- 203 Jim Fair - ----------- Gary Conwav.----- -- Mike Kennedy ..---.------. Bill Wilks ---- - Jack Brown..........-- Allen Maclean----- Arnold Brinklow -.------- Elleen Hickey --------- Dave Orme -- ---------- Lionel Hickey ------ Kathy Skrlbe - ------ Gerry Dwyer.........-------- Clarence Rivera--- -- --- Banner Passant-------- Betty Charland .- -- - ---- Bill Skribe - - ---- ----- Paul Laprade ----- Teresa Rivera.........------ Stew Chisholm ý---------- Jim Jeffreys .------------ Mary Chisbolm -------- Dot Passant..........---- Molly Horstman---- Gary Lane -------- - ---- Mary Lane ---------- Tony Horstman -------- Pat W aiker ------- ------ Carroie Orme ---- Rose Marie Conway Agnes Maclean ------------ Mary Brinklow --------- Doris Holroyd---- Dot Fair --------------- Donna Kennedy - --- Doris Jeffreys ---------- Isabel Laprade ----7- -b------h-----------hm u~~img- --------- -- - r- m- *s Last Sunday, .Lecernoer 7tn, the towmanville Watson, Bob Goldham, Jackie H-amilton and Danny * Gradiiate OMTHA Ail Stars hockey teani in their at- Lewicki, not in photo: Bob Robertson. Members of. the" '1tempt to oust the NHL Oldtimers were sho\vfl that in Bowmanville squadron are front row, left to right, o ie fcr& ediig. Ispite of the cobwcbs on their skates the oldtimers stili Grant Flinz,-f', Bill Crossey, Dean West, Grant Wright, t ie fcrfe rvn can move around well cnough to hand therni an embar- Smokey Hayes, Slip Rowe, Steve Burns, Ted Fairey* hrassing defeat. Members or the oidslers are f rom and Gusty West. Back row, left bo right, Irv Gi, Lloyd . nbottom row, left to right, Wali.y Staniowski, Murray Hamilton, Bill Cole, Dan Girardi, Alex Wiseman, Ray 4* ~ f -Henderson, Ivan Walmsley, Cal Garclner and Sid Crombie, Don Mercer, Bob Marjerrison, Don McMurter, e!Smith; top row, left to rghPet Coitacher, Ivani Bob Fairey, Junior West and Fred 'Buck' Cowle. Irwin, John IICîmeBtian ?vacFairlane, Harry e ht -----3 AT WHOLESALE PRICES'1 ,County Chrysiqer Takes 3 Pt. 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