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The Canadian Statesman, Bownîanville, February 12, 1975 9 Newtonville Lenion Laie ~pORi L C-4 URTICE- Senior Boys' Basketball 'team à«eated Cobourg Senior Cornets 43-31, last week in Cobourg, in an exhibition gaine, while Courtice Midgets won 38-30 over Cobourg. SYMPATHY-is extended to the family of Tom ý-,wis, of Cobourg, who passed away on Thursday. ý' well known citizen and sports figure,, his son T'ferry, is a member of the Cobourg Cougars, Jr.C' hockey team. TUVRFE BIG SCORES - were'rolled at the busy Liberty Bowl in 'various leagues . In the rural league Don Taylor had a 902 triple, Roger Davies, bowling in the Young 'Aduit League, had a 916 triple, while Larry Piper, had a whop- ping big 955 triple, in the Mixed Major League. That's great rollin' STILL ALIVE - the Red Eagles, Jr. C. hockey team, down 2 games, made a great comeback in the play-off series against Cobourg at Cobourg on M onday. Minus their high scoring Rory Gibbs, defenceman Dave Tabb, and Don Smith, they deserve credit for the great effort. Pearce Wilcox, Queen's University made the trip up to help out, returning to Kingston, minus a tooth. The team could use some support in the fourth game which goes tonight (Wednesday) in the new Darlington Arena - See you there. Boe()b SBe e rs M iri Split Exhibtioi Wiewaiting for playoffs to begýin, the Minor Atoms play- cda couple of exhibition, gneto stay in'shape. On MnaFeb. 3, Bowmanville plydCobourg at the new Dar-inigton Sports Centre and weeshut out 3-0. Cob-ourg opened up -a 2-0 led efore the end of the first proone goal scored on a pwrplay. Theyput the gamïe out of reach, late in the secon0ld period., Shauighn H ouston played a fngaefor Bowmanville wit -,eeral nice rushes and solsd chlecks. Bowmanville was oushot 21-10. The Toros eeied f ive penalties, while Coboug had two. Th tam looked much bettr o Sunday, Feb. 9, as t beýy lanked the Oshawa LiteN.H.L. Rled Wings, 5-0. CchJohn Logan made a oupeo chainges, as Robbie GrenrJoined the team to aýdd som'e scoring punch and T'odd 1Stephens switched with Jef Vyschftfrom goal to lef ting. Bîowýmanville controlled rnýuch of the play, but it took tbem, until the end of the V ýsicod eriod before they "weg be tosco0re. Filly,ý KeioNkrton scored "a gol, Shuh~Housionl and Treývor arnIl]the fýil 1stanza, Tomdd Beers scored from 623-2 34 King St. W. LOW 1 LOM lor Atoms n Games Robbie Green and Ti] on; Green bangec rebound affer passc Preston and Jef f Preston scored assi! Logan; and Green co bis fine game with hiý goal from ýDan Coorn Todd Stephens., Scott Bate and Jeff in Prest- id in a ;s from Logan; sted by împleted s second nbes and 'Vyfshaft Knappâ's Towing Major Ban toms Eli minate Murkhom hi 2 Games, Kna p ps Towing Major Ban- tams knocked off Markham during the past week winning two, games in a best-of-three OMHA playoff series by scores of, 4-1 in Bowmanville, and 6-l in Markham. They will now advance into the quarter finals meeting either Napanee or Gananoque with that series likely to get underway around Feb. 22. In the first game played in Bowmanville, the fans were treated to a real goalkeepers' duel as both Britt Murphy of Bowmanville and Craig Elliot of Markham were "hot". Scott Stevens opened the scoring in the first period taking a pass from Don Farrow to give Bowmanville a 1-0 lead. Both teams were playing a wide open style of game at this point but could not cash in on their opportunit- ies. Farrow put Bowmanville ahead 2-0 at the midway mark in the second period. set up hv lef t-winger Dean Rutherford, In the' third period. Scott Stevens scored his second marke r combining with Don Farrow to go ahead 3-0. Rob Adams of the Markham squad spoiled Murphy's shutout bid as he pounded in bis own rebound to score Markham's only goal. Brad Godfrey rounded out the scoring with a fine solo effort. Markham playing a man short for the last twn minutes of the game. In the second encounler played in Markham on Sun- day, a determined Bowman- ville club completely domîn- ated the game, especially in the first period as they scored four unanswered goals and \vent on to a 6-1 victory., Bowmanville's first three goals came within three minutes of eaeb other, stan-t- ing at the 4:28 mark, Bn-ad Godfrey from Ed Visser, 5:22 mark Dean Rutherford assist- ed by Farrow and Stevens, 7'31 mark Brad Godfrey baggingbis second goal of the game and again set up by Ed Visser. The fourth goal, Rick Bain tipped in a bard shot from Godfrey Who bad taken a, pass from Gary Dusseldorp 10 give Bowmanvitle a 4-0 lead. At the 4:27 mark of the third Beriod, Gerard Morrison com- ined with AIl Brunt, and gunned a bard low shot past the Markham goalie 10 put the game out of reach for Mark- ham. Britt Murphy again, bad an outstanding game in goal for Bowmanville and his best game1 ever on Markham ice but his shulout bid was ruined, at the halfway point in the period as Marty Bauer drove a bard shot from the point for Markham's only goal. With both teams one man short in the last minute of play, Gary Dusseldorp finish- ed t hem off, scoring unassist- ed. Bay. Ridges Wins Champilonship Mary Brown's Novic es Corne in, Second for, Consolation Trophy the shut out as the Toros Onmanvilîe's MaryBrow o- outshot Oshawa 29-7. The ie'rs headrthern Nua- parents and supporters hope ietoramead the Torosa that the team will keep up thi s tpladsme at and excel-s fine play during the playoffsflydsm-fatndec- and wish them lots o luck. e hockey for the fans and as i esl the Toros won the Consolation Championship Mixed Major Trophy. frtecutr Mary Brown's played against Top 10 Ave-a ges Bay Ridges and this game was Doris Joîl 249, Joan Suteliffe one of the best games the 240, Russ Hately 236, John, Toros p ut together. Ford 234, Peggy Haynes ý231, in t he final period, both Jim Murphy 231, Ross Wrig ht clubs put on a fine display of 230, Pete Dobbins 227, Jim hockey as they ail hustlEdà and Bruton 227, Albert Saman 223. checked and showed great Team Standings positional hockey talent. Dunn il-15360, Crossey il- There was no scoring in the 15289, Joîl 10-16181, Coole first period. It wasn't until the 10-14976, Haynes 8-15336, Bag- second period when Bay neil 8-15265, B. Buday 7-15684, Ridges opened the scoring at Patfield 7-15158, Sutcliffe 5- the 1:30 mark. Scott Masters 15472, Fairey 5-15148, K. ied up the score 1-1 at 7:45 Buday 4-14485, Sheehan 4- when Ray Cuimming7s sent 14432. àMasters jil ali l aole 1forthe .Jig Sale .-Virginfa. egoéak 1 Fairey 305, George Be-bee 310). Wthin 2,7 seconds of thec High Triples - Peggy Hay- third period Ray Cumm-ings nes 798, George Bebee 802. put the Toros out in front 2-1 as Greg Smith and Chris Michel- son relayed accurate passes that enabled Cumnmings 10 score the go ahead goal. Bay ~ PetShopRidges tied the game Up 2-2 at OP the 2:30 mark and the Toros only let up for five minutes in this game and as a result Bay Ridges popped in two more Z921i goals and on one of these goals the Ridges team was playing Bowma ville short-handed. Bowma villeMary Brown's then advanc- ed to the Consolation round and Bay Ridges went into the V 1 PRICES I Championship round'and de- feated Oshawa for the Champ- ionship. The sec-ond game for Mary Brown's Toros was played against Bowmanville Selects. The select team 'centainly surprised most of the teams and fans as they showed and vroved that this, club was very much as gond as some AIl Star teams around trie laKesnore area. The Select team were able 10 hold the Ail Stars scoreless in the first period. In the second period, the Bowmanville Seleets scored at the 1:38 mark against the Ail Stars. Chris Dreossi scored for the Seleets as he was set up by, Glen Klompmaker. The Bow- manvilie Ail Stars finally, realized that the Select team were not 10 be taken ton lightly and they came back and scored five consecutive goals. Scoring for the Ahl Stars were Jay Sweet 2, Ray Cummings, Gien Owens and Chris Michel- son,. assists going 10 Scott 2. er C h 1lck Nah.,Dar- nen Knight, and Rýay Cum- mings. The Select team ended the scoring as Wayne Mutton scored unassisted aI 7:38. The Bowmanville Ahl Stars winning 5-2 then entered their final game for the Consolation Trophy. Mary Brown's Toros were in, the big showdown against Newcastle, a team wbich the Toros have neyer beaten. Newcastle came out fast and struck for two goals withîn the trst three minutes of play in the first period. The Toros knew, thev had to play YOUTH Hancock 3, Nash-2; Dîllong Rozema 0; Stacey 3, Bates2 Woolley 5, Luxton 0; Wesse' lius 3, King 2. Team Standing Stacey 21, Dilling 18, Nash Y Luxton 13, Hancock 13, Wool ley 13, Bates 9, Rozema Wessellius 8, King 5. HighSingles H. Roberts 139, S. Wesselliu 134, N. Murray 130. Hligh Doubles S. Woolley 255, H. Roberts-24e BANTAM BOYS Suteliffe 4, Wilson 1; Coombe 3, Sheehan 2; Hammond5 Rozema 0. Team Standing Suteliffe 19, Hammond 17 Coombes 16, Rozemna13 Sheeban 9, Wilson 1, High Singles D. DeSousa 191,, K. Van Abbema 177, B. Hammonx 170. High Doubles B. Hammond 323, D. DeSousý 322. BANTAM GIRLS Ingnam 5, Hoopen- 0; BrunI 5 Brown 0; Williams 5, Almonx 0. Team Standing Ingram 22, BrunI 20, William! 13, Brown 8, Hooper 7, Almon( 5. 'Hîgh Singles S. Ingram ........... 168-16ý High Doubles S. Ingram 335, E. Williamý 307. S. Camphell 301. JUNIOR BOYS Murphy 5, Hoperof t 2; Dadsor 5, Bons 2; Wiggans 7, Woolleý 0. Team Standing Wiggans 23, Murphy 22, Dad son 19, Hoperoft 16, Bons 15 Woolley 10. High Singles L. McKay 248, D. Murphy 245, J. Bothwell 235, K. Woolley 228, K. Cowle 228, D. Hopen-ofl 221, T. Halîman 221, Peter Bninklow 220. High Triple D. Hoperoft ............. 612 JUNIOR GIRLS Michelson 5, Haynes 2; Chow 5, Lane 2; Inigramn 5, Lavigne 2. - Tea m Standing, Lane 23, Michelson 21, Chow 21, Ingram 16, Lavigne, 15, Haynes 9., 1lligh Singles B. Fairey 22:3-258, S. Michel- son 296. fast positional hockey as well as back check every minute of the game. The Ton-os were certainly well up for this game and they ail knew that oniy a solid. team effort would keep the glory and pride of retaîn- ing the Consolation Trophy in Bowmanville.* Bowmanville neyer let, up for one second thn-oughout'the, game and as a resuit Ray Cummings put the Toros on the score sheet aI 4:40 of the second perîod. Newcastle scored again and took a 3-1 lead in the second period. At Ibis point the Ton-os were given the go ahead 10 play the game as they saw fit from the ice surface. The Toros then went ouI and played outstanding hockey. Bobby Canfield spark- ed the team as he scored laIe, in the, second, period on a 3-wvay combina lion from Scot Masters and Ray Cummings. The Ton-os eiitered the third period and cofhrtii'iuéd 1odazzie Newcastle withi excellent puck control and great defensive work. A superb effort was put forth by the entire Ton-os hockey club and Bobby Can- field proved 10 be the hero as he notched two more goals, which was ahl they needed 10 win the trophy. Both Bobby's- goal were a result of tremen- dous team work by ail players, on the ice but unfortunately oniy two players were award- ed assîsts. Scott Heard and Mike Bail got one and Scot Masters helped on both. BOWLING High Triple 5, B. Fairey........661 2; S ENIO0R MIX ED LÉE AGUE SReynolds 7, Davey 0; 'Coom- bes 4, Roberts 3; Thompson 7, Holroyd 0; Pearson 7, Eves 0. ý6 Team Standing 1- Reynolds 38, Thompson 31, 91 Pearson 24, Eves 21, Coombes 18, Roberts 14, Holroyd 12, Davey 10, is High Gamnes M. Roben-ts 259 (695), M. Reynolds 258 (675), K. Eves 8.301, (661), L. Par-ker 251 (655), J, Carter 269: s 5,,Ladies Major Top 10 Aven-ages 7, N. Evans 228, O. Etceen 227, , D. Bradley 226, O. Patfield 221, F. Bradley 221, M. Flintoff 217, F. Land 214, T. For-ester - 213, J. Brown 212, B. Osborne id 211, V. Terry 211. Team Standings Depew 14794-11, J. Patfield ;a 14954-9,, For-ester 14294-9, Moore' 14061-9, O. Patfield 14818-8,, D. Bradley 13762-8, , Flintoff 14094-6,- F. Bradley id 13994-6, Davis 13762-6, Evans 14230-5, Bowers 14567-4. High Triple - F. Land 760. Is High Single -ý J. Brown 349, id D. Sallows 349. i7 COà"F Bowling' Is Team ,Standings H. Pollard 28, 17632; A. VanGnon- 26, 16392; J. Luffman ýn 25, 17084; R. Carswell 25, ,y 16930; G. Heath 22, 17299; J. Gould 22, 16798; G. Prout 22, 16575; R. Vandenben-g 19, 1-16455; G. Smith 18, 16851; B. 5,Smith 15, 17035; R. Hall 15, 16638; A. Bonsma 15, 16595. High Singles 5,M. Gould -334, A. Bonsma - yr 309. ýt High Triples ýr B. Smith- 799,M. Gould - 633. 2 Merry Makers VTea m Stand ings e Moore 10,666, Burgess 10,603, Sheehan 10,287, Huisman' 10, 087, Rutty 10,011, Smith 9,877, Y MeFeeters 9,824, Blunt 9,592. Iligh Single Marlene Sheehan........ 280 Hligh Double -Lynda Nickerson . . . , 431 Mary Brown's Novices WUn One and Lose One On Friday, Feb. 7, Mary was Chuck Nash from Chris Brown's Toros played an Michlcson. '1 exhibition game against Port In the second period, Ray, Hope and came from behind to Cummings scored for B ow- upse th viitos b a cor of manville at the 3:22 mark and upe6 he- strs5. soeo it looked as if the Ton-os could Port Hope took a 2-0 lead in comne back and make, an the first period, but in the interesting game of it. Assist- second period Bowmanville ing on Ray's goal was Bob outscored the visitors 3-1. Canfield and Chuck Nash. It in te scon pesod was only when the Toros were Scoring i h eodpro struck for 3 penalties ail for the Toros were: Ray within two minutes of eaeh Cumnmings, Jay Sweet, and other, that Whitby really out Chuck Nash., played Bowmanville and end- The second period ended in ed the second period 6-2. a 3 ail tie but Port Hope took In the final period, Whitby an early 5-3 lead going into the continued to outplay Bowman- third period- before Chuck ville as they outscored the Nash finally came to life and Toros again 3-1. The, only notched his 9th and lOth goal Toro to score was Ray of the season. Chuck also Cummings from'Scott Mast- picked up two assists in this ers. game. Th ywinnttin stes f ' Nig ht Hawks Chuck Nash. Other Toros who collected, assists were Ray lligh Single -A. Lorusse 285. Cummings 3, Scott Masters, High Triple - A. Lorusso 731. Chris Michelson, Greg Smith, Team Standings Brian Heard, and Scott Heard B. Smith 13299-14, J. Burton one each. 13080-12, W. McNeil 12641-12, O n Sunday, Feb. 9, Mary M. Bates 12269-10, 1. Wright Brown's played a league game 12387-9, M. Trimble 12018-3. against Whitby-Brooklin and were outscored 9-3. Whitby Topl10Averages opened the scoring at 58 A. Lorusso 219, J. Rowe 197, B. seconds of the opening period Wilbur 194, B. Smith 191, J. and took a '4-1 lead Meore Burton 190, M. Bates 189, D. closing the period. Scoring for Devos 182, K.' Rlston 178, J. the Toros in the fin-st period Woudstra 178. M. Trimble 177. STARDUST PLAYING-CARDS SINGLE DECK 77c: r15cIc r ý an wî l,, y MEN'S LONG SLEEVE PULLOVER Asst'd Sizes and Colours $4,47 Starkville Bowling League High Single Joyce Stacey........30 Higli Triple. 0 Joyce Stacey ........... 641 Team Standings Spark Plugs 41, Mufflers 37, Hub Caps 33, Nuts and Boits 23. 200 Games, Joyce Stacey 308, Karen Carter 283, Sandra Mclnnes 243, Sherry Hall 225, 215, Bernice Henderson 213, Mar- lene Stacey 212, Peggy Milîson 207, Gail Milîson,205. 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