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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 21, 1973 Mary Brown's Novices Upend Port Hope 4-O On Saturday afternoon Bowý Ross Patterson. Logan in- manville's Mary Brown's creased the score to 3-0 on a Novice All Stars hosted Port pass from Timmy Little. At Hope and came out on top of a 11.07 Preston completed his 4-0 score. The first period was hat trick on a pass from Logan scoreless but at 13.10 of the and Patterson. second period Tim Preston The line of David Hogarth, cashed inon a pass from Rob- Kevin Norton and Todd Trem- bie Green and Jeff Logan to blay played an outstanding put the locals ahead 1-0. game as they skated well, played their wings and espec- In the 3rd period Tim îally Hogarth (all 46 pounds of Preston scored again the him) bodychecked numerous assists going to Masters and Port Hope players to the ice. Frankford Rallies For Tie with Eagles by David Passant The Bowmanville Junior hock- ey club carded a 4-2 lead at the midway point of the final period, but observed thier margin uickly vanish. What the Eages had accomplished during the first fifty minutes of action in Frankford, Friday Nov. 9th., was reversed by the home team. The Huskies copied the visitors offensive output in the final ten minutes to earn a 6-6 draw with the Red Eagles Bowmanville fell behind 5-4 at 15.32 on Doug Nash's unassisted marker, but one minute and seven seconds later they regained the lead 6-5. Goals by Steve Davey and Ted Puk, both assisted by John Wood, just 33 seconds apart, gave them the edge. However less that a minute later, at 17.15 the contest was evened for good. Jean Dou- cette tying it up with help from Ken Jacket and Robert Ar- buckle, , FOR CANADIAN WEATHER esigned for a lifetime of safety and trouble free maintenance. For Information /aLMa SALES & SERVICE MOTOR HOMES LTD. PHONE 725-3452 NEW 1974 MACHINES ON DISPLAY November 24th and 25th [YTLE'S SIELL SERVICE Corner Olive Ave. & Wilson Rd. S.-Oshawa The contest was a free- wheeling see-saw battle with plenty of hard hitting, exciting action. It was a goalies nightmare for both Huskies' Jim Conley and Eagle's Slip Rowe, who played well despite givmg up six markers each. Huskies received a hat trick performance from Doug Nash while Robert Arbuckle had a four point evening. Eagle's big gun was Assistant Captain, Bill Wagar with a goal and two assists. Frankford opened the scor- ing at 6:50, Arbuckle from John Murphy and Nash, but the Eagles added a pair before the end of the period. Ro Gibbs counted from Rick Vanseggelen, then Wagar from Gibbs at 18:57. Nash evened things at 13:26 from Arbuckle, but the Eagles added two more, to lead 4-2 at the end of 40 minutes. Ted Puk counted his first of two goals, from Wagar, and with 55 second remaining Rick Vans- eggelen scored from Wagar and Ca ptain Bruce Osborne. The final period displayed wide open hockey, with Frank- ford dead locking the score 4-4, on two fast goals, Doug Nash, with his 2nd of three, unassisted, at 10:58, and then Robert Arbuckle's 2nd marker from Jean Doucette and Gary Payne, did the damage. Then Frankford took a short lived lead, with the Eagles, in less than a minute, gaining back the edge, before Dou- cette's goal made it Bowman- ville '6, Frankford 6. Eagles Extras: John Wood, up from the minor ranks, played an important role in the game. be drew assists on botb the 5th and 6th goals, helping Bow- manville gain the tie. It should be noted that this year's S*ponsor of the Bowmanville club is Bob Beers Plumbing and Heating, and the spon- sor's name will be appearing on the Eagles sweaters short- ly. Knapps Bantams Lose to Whitby On Sai., Nov. 17th at Memorial Arena, Whitby out- skated and outhit Knapp's Major Bantams to gain an 8-4 win in a game that again saw Bowmanville take too many unnecessary penalties. Whitby scored once in the first period and three times in the second to take a com- manding 4-0 lead. Knapps came on strong in the third and had narrowed the gap to 5-4 at the 15 minute mark. But again cheap penalties played a big part in costing Bowman- ville the game as Whitby scored three times in the last two minutes. Captain John Conboy scored twice for Knapps with one each by Chris Marchant and Terry Sarginson. Assists went to Tom Connell, Jerry John- ston, Robert Ormiston and Terry Sarginson. Men's Major The Major league bowliers had their best night in years with six bowlers over 800 and 21 over 700. To pten bowlers are Gord Wi cox his 895 (188-370-337) Larry Piper 885 (305-260-320) Bud Henning 826 (257-303-266) Dr. H. B. Rundle 825 ( 270-355-200 Jack Bond 819 (191-301-327) Don Oke 807 (248-256-303) Elwyn Dickey 794 (310) Ross Wright 784 (330) Bob Williams 770 (284) and Elton Brock 763. Gord Wilcox had high single 370. Rot Etcher is averaging 257 with Larry Piper closing in on Etcher with 252. Frank's Variety had a big 3847 triple while Lander Hard- ware had high single 1392. The above scores would stand up in any major league. Minor Bantams Chaik Up Two Wins Over Weekend The Minor Bantams had two very impressive wins last week defeating Ajax 11-1 and Whitby 6-3. Both games were played on the opposition's ice. In the first encounter at Ajax the locals found their old form of scoring goals as they passed and hit clean to completely dominate play. Ajax got the first goal of the game at the 50 second mark of the opening period then Bow- manville came back 10 sec- onds later to start a scoring spree of Il unanswered goals. The Transporters' attack was led by centreman Don Farrow who scored four goals and assisted on three others. Gerard Morrison added a pair with singles going to Scott Stevens, Peter Nemisz, Rick Bain and Brad Godfrey. Assists went to Rick Bain (3), Tom Eyman, Brent Badour, Ed Visser and Wayne White- man having one each. Brian Fraser and Brit.t Murphy shared the goaltending duties for Bowmanville. In the second game played at Brooklin, the Transporters again showed their scoring punch as they opened up a 4-0 NOVEMBE R OE MBER!SEEYOUR NEAREST MOTO-SKI DEALEM SPECIAL. BRAND NEW CAPRI MODEL 440 Regular $1,095.00 SALE.............. J&M SPORTS R. R. 2 NEWCASTLE ONHWY.115&35 (416) 987-4887 .$799 ~F.O.B. Pickern .............. .. . . .P c ering PONTYPOOL BilIs Lawnmower GARAGE I Sales 9 SUNSET ROAD BOWMANVILLE ONTARIO (416) 623-2622 JOHNSTREET PONTYPOOL, ONT. (416) 983-5161 lead by the end of the second period, displaying some fine play-making and team play. With a four goal lead going into the third period, the Bowmanville squad appeared to lay back and neglect the back-checking duties and in doing so, watched Whitby rattle in three quick goals in the first four minutes of play in their period to draw one goal away from a tie. At this point they came out of their shell as Scott Stevens blasted a hard shot from the right wing to give Bowmanville a 5-3 lead. Rick Bain put in the insurance goal at the 15 minute mark with a hard slap shot from 20 feet out. Brad Godfrey picked up two goals and two assists to lead the point parade, Bain added a pair with one assist, single counters going to Ed Visser and Scott Stevens. Assists also were earned by Brent Badour (2), Gary Dusseldorp (1), Gerard Morrison (1), Don Farrow (1), Tom Eyman (1) and Wayne Whiteman (1). Rural League Standings H iC's ... ............... 26 Maple Grove..........2312 Enniskillen ..............22 Solina................22 Russell's Car Wash.......18 Tyrone..............13½ Rurals .................. 11 Salem...............8 Top 10 Averages Don Taylor 233, Keith McGill 230, Brian Martin 224, Cooney Goodman 220, Wayne Coom- bes 217, John Coombes 215, John Luffman 215, Dick Woods 211, Cecil Mills 204, John Pleasance 203. High Singles Keith McGili 324, Cooney Goodman 309, Ron Avery 308. High Triples Keith McGill (324-265-247) 836, Cooney Goodman (216-233-309) 758, John Luffman (242-287- 215) 744. Nov. 13,1973 Team Standing Hi C's .............. 30 Maple Grove..........272 Solina................25 Enniskillen...........22 Russell's Car Wash. 18 Tyrone...............142 Rurals ...............14 Salem................9 Top 10 Averages Don Taylor 234, Keith McGill 231, Brian Martin 224, Cooney Goodman 220, Wayne Coom- bes 219, John Luffman 215, Dick Woods 213, John Coom- bes 211, John A. Pleasance 207, Jim Coombes 206. High Singles Wayne Coombes 365, Ken Flint-348, John A. Pleasance 285. High Triples Ken Flint (193-348-216) 757, Don Taylor (256-207-277) 740, John A. Pleasance (285-231- 216) 732. C.O.F. Bowring High Singles P Ward.............312 D. Mott..............323 High Triples P. Ward .............725 D. Mott..............826 League Standing No. 1 R. Westlake ... b8 No. 2 B. Smith........55 No. 3 JLuffman.......362 No. 4 G. Marshall.......31 No. 5 A. Van Goor.......25 No. 6 P. Potter.........33 No. 7 V. Tendam.19 No. 8 L. Woodcock. 41 No. 9 M. Alldread.......42 No. 10 M. 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