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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Nov. 14, 1973 temmm mmmmm mmmmmomm * I 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Bush League Bowling averages are Bill Polley 214, Bob Gallagher 207, Coulson Woolner 207, Doug Taylor 205, Walt Polley 205, Matt Harrison 203, F. McLaughlin 203, Norm Cowle 201, Jack Elston 199, John Graham 195, Bob Mitchell 194, Jim Levitt 192 with three more weeks to go in the first schedule. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Thelma Bennett scattered the pins for a big 393 effort in the Mixed League at Liberty Bowl, this week., Thelma rolled up six consecutive strikes, missed the seventh when a corner pin wobbled but wouldn't fall. She came back with three more strikes before missing the head pin for the first time on the second ball in the 10th frame. KEN'S MEN'S WEAR - are supplyingthe outfits for Canada's World Cup golf team who will be competing in Spain later this month. The team members are Bob Panasiuk of Hydeaway Golf Club, Windsor and Phil Geroux of Montreal. They willwear maroon blazers of wool and fortrel, one pair of double knit slacks in a small neat grey check, one pair of slacks of all wool worsted in a large maroon and grey check with shirts and ties in complementary colors. This is a first for Bowmanville and quite an honor. NICE GESTURE - Last week, the Bowman- ville Hockey Association sent five complimen- tary tickets to Sunday's Junior "C" hockey game to each of the advertisers who supported thenrin their program. A much appreciated gesture because the game was a good one with plenty of good hockey. No doubt many of those who attended will be back watching subsequent games. RACING - The Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation will this year sanction two types of events, a "B" circuit open to everyone, and for more experienced drivers who have qualified in the former category, an "A" circuit featuring purses from a $7,000 minimum to $40,000. Racing on the "A" circuit, now the Mark Ten Championship Trail, are distributor, dealer and factory teams' The Mark Ten Championship Trail begins with the Kawartha Cup in Peterborough on January 5th and 6th, followed by races in Sudbury, Owen Sound, Barrie and arry Sound, and concluding on March 2nd and 3rd with the Kawartha World Series. NEW ARENA - to be built in Darlington Township for $500,000 has been given a $200,000 Wintercapital Projects Fund, it was announced recenly. Work should begin, in Dece mber, with completion date set for April, 1974. SUDDAD'5 OLF FLYING DUITCHMA1 iNN 401 and Liberty Street Bowmanville - 623-4181 COMPLETE LINE OF GULF PRODUCTS CAR WASH Complete Wash and Interior Cleaning FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY IN TOWN (By Appointment) Hampton Gardens Minor Pee Wees Beat Cobourg 3-1 Hampton Gardens Minor Pee wees defeated Cobourg 3-1.on Nov. 10th at Bowman- ville Arena. At 2:10 of the first period Brent Clemens scored, assisted by Stan Greenham then near the end of the period Rob DeBoo scored, assisted by Garf McQuaid. There was no scoring in the second period and five min- utes into the third period Terry DeLuca scored on a breakaway. This goal was set up by Darrell Jones who passed the puck perfectly out of bis own zone and caught Terry behind the Cobourg defence and he went in all alone and scored. Cobourg scored near the end of the period. After playing some very tough opposition the last couple of weeks and playing extremely well, the boys let up a little in this game. However some solid defensive work and good goaltending from Mark Shackleton kept us on the winning track. We now stand four wins and three losses in O M H A Lakeshore Leaguen Movers Shut Out By Lindsay 2-0 Preston the Mover Major Atoms forwards refused to skate against Lindsay Satur- day night in Lindsay and were shutout by a 2-0 count. Lindsay did all their scoring in a 35 second period on the only defensive lapse by the Mover defenders, led by BrenttiCrossey along with Kevin Tink, Paul Dadson and Kent wilcox and goalers Mike Noland and Toby Rowe who played a strong third period, were responsible for holding the score so close., The Bowmanville forwards were easily knocked off the puck by thebustling Lindsay team. After two periods the up-front squad had a grand total of two shots on net and a total of five after three periods. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Gray 7, Coombes 0; Pearson 5, Cowle 2; Roberts 7, Stacey 0; Carter 5, Piper 2. Tcam Standing Carter 40, Roberts 35, Gray 34, Pearson 25, Coombes 23,' Cowle 16, Piper 14, Stacey 0. Higb Games J. Pearson 301 260 (769), V. Terry 305-282 (757), M. Rob- erts 277 (740), R. Stacey 262 (654), B. Taylor 273 (651). Dressy Walter Frank's Major Pee Wees Receive New Sweaters Recently, to mark the arrival of their new 'Toro' hockey sweaters, Bowmanville's Major Pee Wee team, sponsored by Realtor Walter Frank, donned shirts and ties to have their pictures taken with the sponsor. That's Mr. Frank seated in the foreground, helping Capt. Wayde Preston hold up the new sweater. Others in the photo, from left to right, Coach Gary Walker, Bill Wright, Stephen Frank, Dennis Sobil, Eddie Sallows, Pat Reynolds, Scott Sellers, Jackie Pinch, Jim Hogarth, Trainer Mike Reynolds, Murray Ruddy, John Stewart, Paul Cascagnette, Kevin Gibson and Manager Dave Reynolds. W. Frank's Major Pee Wees Knapps Bantams Win Start Season Winnina Streak Two of Three Games After losing the first game with their new sweaters, W. Frank's Real Estate Major Pee Wcees are on track. On Saturdav, November 3, they Iost a i-'->decision to Mark- ham. Scorimg in that game was Murray Ruddy unassisted and Steven Frank assisted by Paul Cascagnette. A week later on November lth, they defeated Ajax 6-1. The first goal was at 5:42 of the second period by Paul Cascagnette unassisted. The second goal one minute and 13 seconds later by Dennis Sobil. The third goal was six minutes later hy Jimmy Hogarth unassisted (plus nine from last year that we did not mention). The fourth was scorcd witb 30 seconds left in this period by Murray Ruddy assisted by Wayde Preston. Ajax scored a fluke goal at 10:45 of the third period but Bowmanville answered two minutes later on a goal by Steven Frank assisted by Wayde Preston and Murray Ruddy. On Sunday, the team car- ried on its winning streak by defeating Markham 5-3 in' Markham. The first goal was scored by Paul Cascagnette's hard shot from the point assisted bySteven Frank. Markham then scored tbree unanswered goals, one in the first, one in the second and one at 1:35 of the third period. At il:15 in the third period the team caugbt on fire. A nice wrist shot by John Stewart assisted by Steven Frank and Murray Ruddy. Three min- utes and 30 seconds later Scot Sellers scored assisted by Pat Reynolds. One minute and five seconds later John Stewart scored his second of the nigbt assisted by Steven Frank. The unanswered goal was scored at 18:25 of the third period by Murray Ruddy assisted by John Stewart., Minor Atom Hockey Western Electrics Romp To One-sided Wins over Newcastle, Port Hope v ;EC .. SEEYOUR NEAREST MOTO-SKI DEMg PECIAL! BRAND NEW CAPRI MODEL 440 Regular $1,095.00 $7Pr SALE ............... .............. F.O.B.Pickering PONTYPOOL GA RAGE JOHN STREET PONTYPOOL, ONTARIO (416) 983-5161 Bill's Lawnmower Sales 9 SUNSET ROAD BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO (416) 623-2622 On Wednesday, Nov. 7th, the Bowmanville Western Electric Minor Atoms travell- ed to Newcastle and handed the host team a convincing 10-1 thumping in an O.M.H.A. league game. It was "Billy Sainsbury Night" as far as Bowmanville was concerned, as Bill picked up six points on one goal and five assists in a great effort. Rick Erwin scored the first goal of the game, assisted by Captain Billy Hogarth. Joe Nihill, who played a fine game, scored the second, assistcd by Sainsbury. Rod Plain scored early in the second, assisted by Sainsbury and Nihill. Nihill scored his second, assisted by "Sainsy" and Steve Cary. Newcastle potted their lone marker in the second period. Bowmanville scored their fifth goal, Brad Clemens the marksman, assisted by Chris Dyck. Plain scored his second and third goals of the contest, the assists going to Ed Osborne and Sainsbury on his second and Sainsbury and Osborne on his third. Ricky Erwin completed his hat trick in the third, assists going to Mike Stocker on his second goal, and Steve Cary on bis third marker. Billy Sainsbury completed bis finest game by scoring tbe last goal, assîsted by bis fleet centreman Plain and Chris Dyck. Ken Woodard played in net for Bowmanville and had to comesup with some difficult saves. On Saturday, Nov. loth, the Western Electric sauad hosted Port Hope and handed the visitors a 10-0 lossmin O.M.H.A. Minor Atom action. There was only one goal scored in the first period. Brian Ruddy, who is improv- ing with every game, was the marksman, the assist going to defenceman Mike Stocker. Chris Dyck fired a beautiful goal from the point to give Bowmanville a 2-0 lead. Rod Plain scored, assisted by Joe Nihill and Billy Sainsbury. Captain Billy Hogarth fired a goal, assisted by Barry Cul- len. Hogarth connected again, the assist going to Ricky Erwin. The third period belonged to the locals as they seemed to get stronger as the game progressed. Brad Clemens scored, the assists going to Brian Ruddy and Eddy Osborne. John Klompmaker fired a goal, assisted by Brad Clemens and Brian Ruddy. Barry Cullen scored an unassisted goal at 8:15 of the third. Mike Stocker scored on a shot from the point, assisted by Hogarth. The final goal of the game was garnered by Sainsbury, assist- ed on the play by Nihill and Plain. YOUT H BOWING YOUTI BOWLING TYKES Heath 3, Gilkes 2; Luxton 5, Woolley 0; Hayes 5, Tremblay 0; Stephens 5, 'Nasb 0. Team Standing Luxton 15, Woolley 15, Gilkes 13, Hayes 11, Heath 10, H. W. Knapp's Major Ban- tams defeated Cobourg 5-3 on Sat., Nov. 4th and lost their first league game to Ajax 4-3 on Thurs., Nov. 8th and then downed Lindsay 6-5 on Sat., Nov. 10th. At Cobourg, Knapps opened a quick 3-0 lead in the first four minutes on goals by Chris Marchant from John Conboy and John Davis twice, once unassisted and the other on a pass from Gord Wallace. Cobourg narrowed the lead to 3-2 scoring twice near the end of the first period. Bowman- ville fired the only goal of the second, Tom Conneil from Chris Marchant. Terry Sar- ginson increased the leadto 5-2 on an unassisted goal with Cobourg scoring the final near the end of the game. At Ajax, Knapps suffered their first league game loss of the young season 4-3. The boys played very well for two and one half periods but lefottheir checks uncovered and Ajax scored three times in the last nine minutes. Ajax scored the Stephens 10, Nash 6, Tremblay 0. High Single M. Luxton 134,136, S. Wiseman 107. High Double M. Luxton 270, S. Dilling 195. BANTAM BOYS Sutcliffe 5, Richards 0; Bruce 3, Hallman 2. Team Standing Sutcliffe 36, Hallman 22, Bruce 18, Richards 14. High Single J. Stoop 194, J. Stacey 179. High Double J. Stoop 364, J. Stacey 318. BANTAM GIRLS Lunn 5, Hoopero; Roberts 5, Campbnell 0; Westlake 5, Fairey 0; Gibson 3, Carlson 2. Team Standing Westlake 33, Fairey 29, Carl- son 28, Roberts 26, Gibson 25, Lunn 22, Hooper 10, Campbell 7. High Single T. A. Townsley 183-171, E. Gibson 173, T. Slobodzian 171. High Double T. A. Townsley 354, T. Slobodzian 316, E. Gibson 316, M. Westlake 309, J. Lunn 308. JUNIOR BOYS Murphy 4, Bons 3; Dadson 6, Woolley 1; Henry 5, Reynolds 2. Team Standing Henry 39, Woolley 35, Rey- nolds 34, Dadson 32, Murphy 25, Bons 24. High Single J. Murphy 229-211-203, R. King 223, K.: Henry 200. High Triple J. Murphy ................643 JUNIOR GIRLS. Jo Ann Holroyd 7, Judy Holroyd 0; Lane 7, Gray 0; Chow 5, Fairey 2. Team Standing Lane 44, Chow 41, Judy Holroyd 34, Gray 32, Jo Ann Holroyd 24, Fairey 14. High Single T. Gray 253, M. Leddy 249, Jo Ann Holroyd 243, W. Van Goor 235, A. Chisholm 227, J. Edmondson 225, R. Melanson 211. High Triple M. Leddy..............641 only goal of the first period and then Terry Sarginson tied the game in the second assisted by Jerry Johnston. Knapps came out skating in the third and opened a 3-lead on two goals by Robert Ormis- ton, both assisted by John Conboy. That's where the lapse came in and Aja scored three times in eight minutes and 20 seconds. At Memorial Arena on Sat. Nov. lth, Lindsay were the visitors and Bowmanville out- lasted them 6-5 in a game that was poorly played defensively by both teams. Knapps took a one goal lead three times only to have Lindsay coe right back to tie the game. After Knapps opened a 6-3 lead in the third period Lindsay pulled their goaltender and scored twice in the final minute. Scoring for Bowman- ville were Jerry Johnston and Terry Sarginson twice eacb with singles by Chris March- ant and Robert Ormiston. Sarginson also had two assists along with Eddy-Gruyters and one each went to Johnston, Connell, Davis, Conboy, Marchant and Leddy. 623-3303 I SPORT A CROSS COUNTRY SKIING - has come to the area and last year's members of the club are now preparing for its second season. Vice President Jim Read, phone 623-7004, has information for anyone interested. Last yearthe club, named "Pine Ridge Cross Country Ski Club", had a membership of 60 and this year expect around 100. Trails are in operation in the Ganaraska and Enniskillen Conservation areas with other trails being considered. One of the services being maintained by the club is a weather service. By phoning 576-1102 weather reports are available. Members are from Ajax through to Bowmanville and district. Give Jim a call, it's a great sport and growing rapidly in popularity. WILL COMPETE - Mrs. Mary Marvin of J-Mar Farms, Orono and Frank Wibley, pro of Scarborough Golf Club will be competing in a golf tournament in Reno, Las Vegas and this column hopes to have information on the results on their return. MOLSON CUP AWARD - Toronto Maple Leafs current individual point standing, including game of Wed., Nov. 7th, 1973: Norm Ullman 16, Paul Henderson 12, Inge Hammarstrom 10, Ed Johnston 8, Borjesalming 8, Dunc Wilson 8, Garry Monahan 7, Ron Ellis 5, Ian Turnbull 4, Rick Kehoe 3, Dave Keon 3, Bob Neely 3, Mike Pelyk 3, Darryl Sittler 3. "Star" points are awarded as follows: five for a 1st star, four for a second star, three for a third star. The first "Star of Stars" competition ends, with the, game of Thursday, November 29th, St. Louis at Toronto. The Leaf player with the most voting points following that game will receive $1,000 . . . the runner-up $500. The second competition includes all Leaf games played in December. e CANADIAN BUIL FOR CANADIAN WEATHER Designed for alifetime of safety and trouble free maintenance. For Information fiu*v-'eLMate SALES & SERVICE MOTOR HOMES LTD. PHONE 725-3452 NEW 1974 MACHINES ON DISPLAY November 17th and 18th OSHAWA SNOWMOBILE CLINIC 1437 KING ST. EAST - OSHAWA LE SABRE CUSTOM 2 DOOR COUPE Finished in Midnight Green with matching cloth and vinyl interior. Popular options plus 350 V8 with 4 barrel carburetion and tinted windshield. Serial No. 4N57J3H529997 List Price: $5462 YOUR PRICE $4412 LE SABRE CUSTOM 4 DOOR HARDTOP Dark Burma Brown with con- trasting Sandlewood. 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