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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 5, 1975 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Kendal defeated Bethany in Durham League baseball finals in Newcastle recently. Members of the championship Kendal team are Eddie Couroux, Charles Armstrong, Dave Foster, Dean West, Charles Kenny, John Thompson, Howard Quantrell, Jim Gilmer, Carmen Cornish, coach Ab West, Roy Sleep, manager, and David Foster, bat boy. FLASHBACK -10 Years Ago - Bowmanville Legion Pee Wee bail club defeated Tillsonburg 8-7 here Monday in the final inning to win the Ontario Pee Wee "B" championship. Members are Doug Parker, Richard Little, Doug Crough, Mike Donoghue, Steve Forsey, Tom Simpson, Randy Rogers, Ken Rowe, Paul Forsey, Barry McMahon, Murray Ormiston, Bruce Simpson, Gary Preston and David Ormiston. The coach was Lloyd Forsey, and the manager Emmett Crough., DUPLICATE - Bridge winners for the week of October 28th. North-South 1. J. B. Nelson - George Weekes, 2. Karen Geboers - Bob Gill, 3. Molly and Bob Kent. East-West 1. Joyce Weekes - W. Clipper- ton, 2. Evangeline and Howard Rundle, 3. M. and H., McKnght. WALKATHON - The sum of over $1,000 was raised by the students of Durham Christian High Schools in Cobourg, Lindsay, Oshawa and Bowmanville, on Thursday, October 23rd. A great assortment of jobs such as painting, rak- ing leaves, cutting wood, shoveling manure, fencing, landscaping, construction, gardening, slaughtering chickens and washing cars were done. MOUTH GUARDS - Many young people playing minor sports, particularly hockey, are still wearing mouth and face guards that do not provide the best protection now available against dental injuries, according to a spokesman for the Ontario Dental Association. "The flexible plastic mouthguards generally being used by youngsters are sometimes ineffective because they can be knocked out of position during play, leaving the mouth totally unprotected. Recommended are rigid external mouthguards - similar to equipment worn by football players - which stay in their protective position during play, when properly attached to a snug-gitting helmet. Also recommended is the use of fitted internai mouthguards, like the ones boxers wear. Studies show the mouth to be the most commonly injured area of the body in minor sports. Injuries to - the teeth can cause permanent damages, therefore the ODA urge parents' work with local officials of minor leagues to ensure the best protection is being used. CANADA'S - Professional Ice Show, the "New Ice Generation" will be presented at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, with dates to be announ- ced. The show has been designed to bring first class entertainment to smaller arenas without saerificing quality. ONCE AGAIN - Sunday night hockey at the local arena was marred bv the sillv and stupid penalties. Both teams were at fault. Everyone admires a fighter, who stands up for his rights and beliefs, but this senseless show of fight, (with referees holding them back) slows the game. and there is nothing as exhilarating as a good, fast, clean game. Could be this is why crowd attendance is down? SPONSORS - in the town of Bowmanville Recreation Hockey Leagues are Pee Wee - Smith's Beverages, Rice Bowl, Nichols Motors, Frank's Variety, Cable TV and Metro Nat- ionals. Bantam - Brock's BP, Kiwanis Club, Smith's Beverages and Frank's Variety. Mid- get - Pitts Nursing Home, Voyageurs Restau- rant, and Jim Littner Electric. Congratulations to the sponsors, who contribute cash to support the teams. Broadloom Bantams Stili Undefeated After Playng Four Games Bowmanville Broadloom, Bantam No. 1 started the' season with a 4-4 tie against Stouffville in Stouffville. Bowmanville goals were scored by Paul Desroches, Bruce Schouten, Steve Braun and Nick Gibbs. The goals were assisted with one point each going to Paul Desroches, Darrell Jones, Terry Deluca and three to Scott Clifton. The second game was play- ed at Darlington Sports Centre with Bowmanville outscoring Pickering 8-1, Kevin Ward and Scott Clifton scored two goals each. Bruce Schouten, Steve Braun, Andy Paton, Dennis Simpson scored single goals. The assists were accounted for by six different players with three for Brian White, and single assists going to Paul Desroches, Darrell Jones, Terry Deluca, Kevin Ward and Dennis Simpson. The third game was a rematch between Stouffville and Bowmanville at Darling- ton Arena and turned out to be one sided with Bowmanville scoring a 5-1 win. Kevin Ward led with apair of goals, singles went to Scott Clifton, Andy Paton and Dennis Simpson. Assists on the goals were credited to Brian White two, and singles to Russ Carruth- ers, Steve Braun, Terry De- luca and Dennis Simpson. Uxbridge was the victim in Bowmanville's 4th game and left Darlington Sports Centre with a score sheet which showed a 12-3 win for Bow- manville. Bowmanville open- ed the scoring with two goals from Brad Hockin, assists on these goals going to Steve Braun and Andy Paton on the first goal and Kevin Ward and Brian White on the second goal. Uxbridge came back with two fast goals to tie the score. Scott Clifton with some good moves, scored Bowman- ville's third goal to take the lead again, assists going to Nick Gibbs and Dennis Simp- son. Uxbridge tied the score with a power play goal. After the tying goal it was all Bowmanville, with three goals going to Steve Braun; one more from Brad Hockin and two more from Scott Clif ton to give each of these boys a hat trick. Single tallies were scored bv Russ Carruthers, Andy Paton and Terry Deluca. Two assists were creditecl each to Bruce Schouten, Brad Hockin with one point each going to Terry Deluca, Jim Braun, Russ Carruthers, Den- nis Simpson.and Andy Paton. Our next home game is at Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday, November 8 at 8 p.m. against Port Perry. Minor Midgets Beat Ajx 7-2 In the game played Satur- day night in Bowmanville, Constitution InsuranceMinor Midgets chalked up another game to their winning streak to make it 7. Dean Rutherford opened the scoring at the 2:06 mark of the. first period, after taking a pass from Dan Strike. Ajax then came back to even the score at the 2:38 mark, but the goal proved fruitless as Bow- manville came back to score 6 goals. The first of the six was by Brad Godfrey, ringing the puck off the post, then in the net, assisted by Ron Visser. In the second period, Rick Baintook a hard shot from the point to score after taking a pass from Gary Dusseldorp. Dan Strike came back once more for the Bowmanville team scoring after receiving a pass from linemate Scott Stevens. At this point Ajax scored a goal, whichproved to be their last. Brian Dennis thenrtook a slapshot from centre ice, blowing it right through the Ajax goaltender, to round off the scoring in the second period. In thethird period there were only 2 goals scored. One went to Pete Nemisz, who after working hard in front, put the puck into the open net. The second was by AIBrunt, who made a rush and took a low wristshot, putting the puck into the right hand corner. Other assists went to Pete Nemisz, Tim Button- shaw, AI Brunt and Dean Rutherford. Russ Gordon had the goal- tending duties and came up with some excellent saves. Both teams played quite cbippy witb a total of 51 minutes intpenalties. The next game will be played on Wednesday night against the Cobourg team at 7:30 in Hampton. Mxed Majoir Bowling Team Standings Sutcliffe 18-25,773, Haynes 17-24,642, Coole 16-24-348, Sheeban 15-24,309, Dunn 14- 24,592, B. Buday 13-24,025, K. Buday 12-23,535, Fairey 10- 23,905, Patfield 10-23,502, Joll 9-23,412, Crossey 8-23,654, Bag- nell 2-22,490. Men's High Single: 306 Ron, Haynes; Ladies' Hligb Single: 296 Doris JolI; Ladies' Higb Triple: 276 Doris Joll 776; Men's High Triple: 735 Albert Saman. Top Ten Averages Larry Piper 242, Joan Sut- cliffe 234, Doris Joll 228, Bernice Buday 223, Peggy Haynes 222, Ross Wright 220, Jim Bruton 219, Albert Saman 219, Gord Simpson 217, Jim Murphy 217. Basketball Actioni nyJilmBeam In Bowmanville Basketball League action Tuesday, Oct. 21, Coronation defeated Sports Villa and Ken's Men's Wear defea ted Hooper 's. Coronation handed Sports Villa their third straight loss by a score of 37-12. Leading the way for the Cafe crew was Jim Beam with 10 points. Archie Campbell had six,. Doug Kramp five, Jan Steen- sîra four, and Bill Hay three. Jleff Weaver, Dave Taylor,. and Tom Simpson had two eacb and Derrick Boutihier added one. sealt Steenstra had the ig scoed o w tchei dwindle tbr fornpoints hlfor Sprtstok atthe led of the fhird quarter close centest Laing th 3wna y for Ken's was dim Campbe with 12 points. Gerry Gallant netted eight and Tom Cordon had four. Other point getters are not available. For Hooper's, Joe Caruana scored 12, Keith Elliott nine, John Rundle and Chris Steele each had four, Eric Fletcher, George Lewis, Glen Madill, and Greg Topolie added two each. H mp ton Girls Win Darlington Soccer- 1975 Champions in Girls Soccer for the Darlington Township Public Schools are the above group from. Hampton Junior Public School. In the back row from left are Nelly Van Heuvelan, Janet Burgess, Lee White, Charlene Dallas, Penny Brooks, Laurie Albin, and Donna Holmes. Centre Row from left are Shelly Beck, Jennifer Jarvis, Lori Cook, Kim Haagmans, Kelly Marindale, Jennifer Walton and Julie Raby while kneeling in front are Tracy Reynolds and Teresa Vos. County Hands Kramps First Defeat of Season Hoopers and Lockes Tie Randv Doo hna mt 0 by L. Burns County Chrysler defeated Kramps Furniture last Thurs- day in a low scoring and highly penalized game 3-2. County started the scoring off with two goals from John Taylor and Tim Prout.. Kramps fought baek and got a goal from Warner Walroff. The third period saw Kramps tie the game when Glen Rice hit for a tally. County went ahead and stayed ahead at 16:02 with Tim Prout getting his second of the game. County picked up eleven minor penalties while K~ramps received nine minors. In the second match, Hoop- er's Jewellers and Locke's TV fought to a 4-4 tie. It was Pontypool's Postmaster Wayne Hunt, who was drafted from the Newcastle League by Lockes, who started the scor- ing off with a unassisted tally. Lockes made it 2-0 when riny onognue puu one. home. Hoopers came within one when Bruce Osborne hit before the end of the period. Hoopers tied it in the second period on a goal by Woody Lee. The third saw Hoopers go ahead with a goal from Doug Smart. Lockes then went ahead with two goals from Randy Donoghue, his second, and Lanny Burns. Then at the 19:41 mark Hoopers tied the game with Ray Pickell driving it home. Marina Eagles Drop Two Games To Port Perry and Cobourg when Several Battiles Banish Players by David Goheen Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior "C" Eagles lost both games last weex, Thursday in Port Perry, 5-ý and Sunday, Nov- ember 2, 6-5 to Cobourg. In the contest Thursday, Bowmanville couidn't get a sustained driveoing as Port Perry kept Bowmanville hem- med in their own end, several times and when the Eagles did get a shot on the net they bit the goal tender instead of the unguarded part of the net. Goal scorers were Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs. On Sunday, Bowmanville played Cobourg Cougars Dlus the inconsistent unpredictable refereeîng. Ron Strike opened the scoring in an unassisted goal. Cobourg then came back with tbree unanswered goals from Marty Kernagban, and Bill Whitelaw scoring two goals. In the secon , the leams excbanged goals as Randy Fife scored for Cobourg and Gary Cox scored from Joe Humenick and Nick Vanseg- gelen. In the third, Gary Oliver and Don Davidson scored for Cobourg. Three minutes later, Bowmanville put their attack together as they pulled the plug on their close checking and began skating, with more Mary Brown 's Novices Defeat Markham 3 to O On Saturday, Nov. 1, Bow- manville Mary Brown's Chieken Toros played hosts to the Markham All-Stars and handed the visitors a 3-0 defeat in a vpry well played O.M.H.A. lea ue game played in the Bowm , ville Memorial Arena. The Bowmanville Toros opened the scoring at the 5:53 mark of the first period on a goal by Greg Watson, the assists going to Mark Little and defenceman Glenn Dun- can. The Toros went ahead 2-0 in the first stanza when Brent Neill fired a goal, assisted by his linemates Chris Dreossi and Tom McLaughlin. There was no scoring in the middle period as bothgoal- tenders were very sharp, particularly the Markham netminder who was called upon to make several saves of the difficult variety. In the final period, Captain Chris Dreossi fired the third goal, with the assists going to his wingers Neill and McLaughlin. This game featured excel- lent play by the Toros defence- men who were standing up at the blue line making their checks and the wingers were coming back to pick up their checks and the Bowmanville passing game was quite impressive. Goaltender Richard Smith played very well to come up witb hiý second consecutive shutout un league play. Bob Beers Minor Atoms Lose Close One to Ajax On Sat., Oct. 25th, excellent play by Bob Beer Minor Atoms proved not quite good enougb, as their opponents, the Ajax team, nipped a win in the final minutes of the game. Glen Owens, playing his first game of the season with the Toros, displayed good checking especially during the first two periods. Darrin Knight also showed that he too, can play aggres- sive hockey as time and time again, he won control of the puck in the corners. Kelly Mathews played three periods of strong nockey and led the team into the final period with a 3-1 lead. With just 8 minutes to play, Ajax siormed back with 3 un- answered goals to wm the game 4-3. Scoring for the Toros in the first period just 10 seconds after Ajax had opened the scoring was Jay Swee, unas- sisted. In the second Kelly Mathews scored twice; one assisted by Ray Cummings and thé second unassisted. vigor than earlier in the game. game. Nick Vanseggelen got the team going on his goal. The assist went to John Wood and Pearce Wilcox. Eight minutes later, Keith Powèll scored from Pearce Wilcox. John Wood scored three minutes later from Doug Tamblyn and TedPuk. For the final minute and 15 seconds, Bowmanville pulled their goaltender, but the Eagles were unable to get a clear shot on the net and their hopes of tying the game went down to the buzzer. Rory Gibbs was unable to complete-the game as he and a Cobourg player got into an altercation in the opening period and Gibbs was baish- ed as the aggressor. Bowmanville also, played wit"out Boyd Knox out witb a leg injury sustained last Thursday in Port Perry. November is a hectic month for the Junior "C's" as they play nine games in their schedule. Bowmanville meets Frank- ford Thursday and play Port Perry here Sunday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Liberty Belles Team Standings Team: Alidread - Pin Fali: 16494, Points - 20, MacDonald - 16710, 18; Roberts - 16244, 18; Nickerson - 16474, 16; Coombes - 16294, 15; Spear - 15687, 15; Gibson - 15881, 14; Dadson - 15598, 13; Bons - 15605, 10; Forsey - 15867, 92; Pearce - 15919, 9; Partner - 14765, 4½/. High Double 499 (204, 295) C. Roberts. High Single 295 C. Roberts. Top 10 Averages C. Roberts 213, M. Alldread 209, M. MacDonald 202, J. Spear 201, W. Coombes 200, D. Foren 195, M. Pearce 195, M. Lewis 195, J. Eisan 193, R. Fice 193. Men's Majlor Elton Brock was the big man this week having high triple 8153 (313-329) Karl Piper won high single with 336, Jack Bond 326, Doug Carter 301, Mike Roberts 318. The I.G.A. Food team had high single 1267 as well as high triple 3648. Larry. Piper is top bowler witb 252 for 27 pins, Roger Davies slipped to 245, Elton Brock and Ron Etcher 244. Oseorne & Shank Insurance team bad their lead cut to 1 point at 19 wins while Beaver Lumber has 18 wns. Cowan Pontiac-Buick and Collis Electric have 15 pts Legion Ladies Team Standings Plazek 20-24554, Sheehan 12-23319, Partner 12-23190, Sut- cliffe 10-23283. High Single - Ann Plazek 269. High Triple - Ann Plazek 664. High Average - Joan Sut- cliffe 225. 166 King St. E. Three Losses in a Row For W. Frank's Peewees The Bowmanville W. Frank Dyck. Paul Adams and Grant Real Estate Major Pee Wee Bradley shared the goaltend- 'A' Toros continued regular ing in this roughly played season play at home on Sat., game. Oct. 25th with a 5-1 loss to the In game five of the regular Ajax squad. season on Sat., Nov. lst'at The Realtors' only goal was home the W. Frank Real scored by rookie Scott Pater- Estate Toros lost 2-1 to the son from Jon JanackGand undefeated Oshawa Shoe Doug Dilling with Grant World Major Pee Wee team. Bradley in goal for the Doug Dilling scored the only complete game. goal with assists to Kent On Sun., Oct. 26th the W. Wilcox and Brentt Crossey, at Frank Real Estate Major Pee the midway mark of the third Wee "A" Toros lost 9-2 in period. Grant Bradly played a Markham. strong game in goal for the Scoring for the Realtors was Realtors and left winger Dana Lenny Dyck from Jon Janack Peebles from the second club and Kevin Tink, then Randy certainly fit into the new Lake from Todd Hooper and forward line. ob Beers Minor Atoms Thummped by%â Whiltby 8-11 Overpower Cobourg 2-1 A dismal display in Brooklin arena by Bob Beers Minor Atoms on Oct. 19th resulted in an 8-1 thumping by a strong Whitby team. In this exhibi- tion game, Scott Masters scored the only local goal with bis usual bard work. Thus, it was a very somber, despondent group of fans who travelled to Cobourg for the Toros' second league game. It was quite apparent after the opening wbistle, that the spirit of tbis teai, mentioned in an earlier article, was not damp- ened by Sunday's loss. Hap- puy. theSyoungsters' desire was infectious for it was not long before the cheering section, led by Lil Smith, were chanting "GO BOWMAN- VILLE GO." In the first period, the Toros looked as if they would run away with the game. as time and time again they peppered the Cobourg goalie with shots, to no avail. Very improved and aggressive play was put on by Robert Giedhinger and DarrinRKnight during this period. The second period was also hard fought by both clubs and a few pla yers that should be mentioned for good play are Chuck Nash, Kelly Matbews and Jay Sweet. Also, Greg Smith put out his best effort ever, even tbough e was a little under the weather. The 3rd period was led by Scott Masters; it seems the longer they play the better he gets. The opposition should be thankful that the gamescon- sist of not more than tbree periods on this account. Equal comments could be said about Scott Heard as well. One player that impressed this scribe was Jon Rowe who was outstanding in net. It should be noted, at this time, that in league plày, thus far, Jon has shut out the Bay Ridges and Cobourg teams. Scoring for the Toros was Scott Masters from who else but Scott Heard (third period) and Kelly Mathews from Ra Cummings and Chris Michel- son also in the third period. 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