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The Canadian Statesman. BOwmarnvillp-. January 14, 1976, Broadloom Bantoms Remain u 1ndefected 'Ca nadian Foresters Hold Bowling Tournam'ent Mike Roberts Bowmanville 1348 Doris Jo11 Bowmanville 1319 Bob Burley Oshawa 1305 Bernice Bthday Bowmanville 1297 Dave Parker Toronto 1295 Jack Bond Bowmanville 1256 Larry Piper Bowmanville 1240 Ron Gooe Orono 11. 1163 Harold Michelson Bowmanville 1159 Ron SelskBowmanvill,-,1152 Court Bowmanville No.964, The tirst shift bowled on Canadian Foresters held their Friday 'night. These were first annual Open- Bowling people who were unable to Tournament on Frida y, bowl on Saturday afternoon December 26, Saturday, for various reasons. The main December 27,, and Sunday, tournament was held on December 28. Saturdav afternoon with the W.rank's ?ee Wees Lose "'B" Qihampionship At indsay Toumament The Bowmanville W. Frank RealEstate Major Pee Wees lost 3-2 to Whitby -Brooklin Lasco Steelers on Thurs,,Jan. 8th at Darlington Sorts Centre ii eague play. Mark Abbott opened the scoring from Lenny-Dyck, then Kevin Tink scored with assists to Ahbott and Brent: Crossey. Paul Adams in goal for the Toros made a number of key stops in this tight game. W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros played on Jan. lOth and iith in the 28th Annual Lindsay Tournament. The opening gamec was a close 2-1 victory over the Barrie 'B' team on Sat. afternoon with goals hy Tim Almond and Jon Janack, with Ryan Kearney and Doug Dilling earning assists. Grant Bradley for the -Realtors played his usual steady game in goal. SGame No. 2 on Sunday morning against Ajax was a 6-0 loss in the Championship Classification of the 'B' divi- sion. Paul Adams in goal for the Toros played steady but the great number of penalties to the team forced the loss. Recreation Hockey Lime Crush 1, Wayne Bragg. Atomn Jan. 3-Kinsmen 7, Michael Tidd 2, Scott Ri- chards 2, Ed Bird, Dwayne Williams, Chriss Mann; Gra- bamns I.G.A. 1, Tim Chîlds. Pee Wee Jan. 3-Nichols Motors 0, shut out to John Rines; Rîce Bowl 0, shut out to John Stace y Rotary K ings 2, ýRobert Worden, John Vanderweer; Lime Crush 2, Dave King, Glen Tink. Metro Nationals ý6, Ryan Kearney 4, Drew Kearney 2; Cable T.V. 4, Ton y Wind 2, Scott Ward, Mike Cancilla. Pee Wee' Jan. 5-Goodyear Rangers 5, Ralph Rosema 2, Dan McMullen 2, Kevin Tay- lor; Hîres Root Beer 3, Derek Lamont, Gary Vyschaft, Jeff Marten. Bantam Jan. 5-lires Root Bleer 2, Ab Vandergaast, Chris Willoghby; Kiwanis Huskies 2,,,Joe Luceri, Rick Wilbur. yke Jan.6-Hires Root Beer 3Bruce CookeÉ 2, Steve Baker; Consumners Gas 2, :Trac Stephens. Baca 2, Ian Wheelock, Brian Green- wood; Bon Rae Devlp. 2, Paul Robichaud, Andrew- Davey._ (Bantami Jan. 6-Kiwanis rCubs 2, Keith Sheehan, John Darreil Goudey. Midget Jan. 6-LettnerElec- trie, Flyers 4, Tony Whillans 2, Bruce MacLeod, Mark Van- son; Pitts Nursing Home Eagles 2, Rory Erwin. BHS Sports No -By kon-Chow Nwthat the Christmas Holîdays are over, ail the Basketball teams are hack in shape and continuing the regular season schedule. Here are some of the games. The Seniors played in a Sat. Basketball Tournament before Christmas and split two games. BHS defeated Wood- bridge 52-45 but lost to Stayner 52-47. In other games. the Seniors defeated Anderson 75-44, Ux- bridge 51-31 and Port Hlope 56-39. The Senior Redmhen's record now stands at 8 wins and 2 losses. The Juniors are also doing well. The whole team put out a good offensiv7e effort to defeat , Anderson 63-53. In other games, BHS defeated Done- van Collegiate 49-44 and Ux- bridge 59-32. The Juniors now leaci wïth 6 points in LOSSA competition. ý1 For a couple weeks before Christmas, competition in In- tramural Paddleball was very active. Now after many weeks of bard competition Murray Cooke is the 75-76 Senior Boy's Intramural Paddleball Champion. Yaouf h mBowli*ng JUNIOR GIRLS Fairey 7, Ingram 0; West- lake 5, Williams 2; Brunt 5, Richards 2; Roberts 7, Ren- dell 0. Team Standings Roberts 12, Westlake 10, Fairey 9, Richards 8, Brunt 7, Williams 7, Ingram 2, Rendel 1. 'High Singles W. Brunt 206, J. McLean 217-240, M. Westlake 206-202- 209,' C. Hooper 217, P. Almond 215, S. Roberts 211. High Triples M. Westlake 617, C. Hooper 569, B, Fairey 503, J. McLean 645, W. Brunt 560, S. Roberts 558, P. Almond 505.. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Coombes 5, Reynolds 2; Whyte 7, Lane 0; Taylor 5, Bishop 2; Holroyd 7, Hopcroft 0; Van Bakel 5, Stacey 2. Team Standings Holroyd 7, Whytë 7, Coombes 5, Taylor 5, Van Bakel 5, Bishop 2, Stacey 2, Lane 0, Hopcroft 0. Hig hGaines G. Coombes 267 (707), B. Taylor (692), D. Cary 263, D. Stevenson 253., I1n Season 's Bowmanville Broadloom Bantamn No. 2 are still undefeated at the halfway mark of their season. The last game of the first haif, was played in Uxbridge December >14 wîth Bowmanville winning the contest 3-2. The score waàs blank, after two periods of play due to excellent izoal tendine from Bowmanville's Dan Reefke and Brook Cole and Ux- bridge's Larry Corner and Darrel Homne. Uxbridge opened the score with 7.41 remaâining in the third period on a power play goal. Bowmanville scored a minute later with a goal fromR Chuck Welsh, the assist was earned by Gary Eeuweý. Uxbridge took the lead again with 5 minutes remaining in the game. With approximately ,1 minute remaining, Bow- manville pulled its goalie. The move paid off with an unas- sisled goal from Paul Des- roches. Only 44 seconds -showed on the dlock with the score 2-2, and with less than 10 seconds to ilav;Kevin Ward scored for Bowmanville, the assist' going to Scott Clifton. 1The second haîf of the season started last Saturday with Pickering providing the opposition at Darlington Sports Centre. The first goal of the game was earned due to, some good forechecking by Nick Gibbs and Brad Hock ing. N ick. earning the goal and Brad receiving the assist with only 3 minutes played in the first peiriod. Pickering tied the score a minute later with a well deserved and hard earned, 2oaI. Bowmanville scored aizain with only 55 seconds remaining in the7 first period. The goal came off the stick of Chuck Welsh with a good pass from Scott Clif ton. After the teams changed ends Pickering tied the score up again with a low hard shot fromn their left wing after only 27 seconds of play. Bowman- triple 3572. vill&s Chuck Welsh came h ;Gomnes, 1back with two fast goak 1seconds apart givingCuc hat trick for the gamre. first of the goals was set i wîth a good pass from ar Eeuwes. Chuck's last goal wî earned due to some goo-d tir way passing, assists on t goal goîng to Scotift n i Garry Eeuwes. Pickerin came back with onje mo goal. The final score was 4-3 favor of Bowmanville, Mixed League Top Ten Jim Bruton 27'1 er Buday 251, Mauiiîce Anniae 249, Ross Hall 246, Larry ipt- 235,.John Luffma., 233Dî Joîl 230, Ernie Tl-erfe& 22 Peggy Haynes 22ê FbÎD110 222. Mlldread 3, 3,13.SIhff.,- . 3,134, B. Buday 2,' 3,'149,' Fair' 2, 3,103, Bickell 2,2,99 Sheehan 2, 2,977, Opoka 2,995, Forsey 1, 2.969, Hayn 1, 2,920, Bagneil ', 2, 11 Brooks 0, 2,91,7, Joli 0, 2,895, High'Singles Mens - 329 - Ernie Perfeci- Ladies - 309 - Bernice Buay High Triples, Mens - 819 - Jim Bru torý Ladies - 752 - Bernice B;dy 300 Gamnes 329 - Ernie Perfect,32 Ross-Hall, 309 - BernT Buday, 300 - John Luffmran, Men's Mufor For the second tiaw$ season Larry Piper had a 9îý triple made up of 2531-28b ai, 358. This starts Piper off it a 300 average. Bob Burlýey lu, 850 (307). Howard Eoe had a 333 single gamre,Da Terry 313, Randy Beauprie and Gary Carter 302. The Lander Hardware ý ý; had high single 1294 and ig ' Beautiful Flowers *eefor Beautiful PeopIe, 62 King S.EBowmanville 633t Porse'he tAudi Presents 'The Playver of the Week RORY GIBBS On the weekend, Rory agai n oroved his value toth> Red Eag les hockey club. ln the game in Frankford on. Friday evening, he picked up one goal and assisted on two others to help his team win by a score of 5-4. On Sunday evening in Bowmanville, Rory collected fwo1 YESI We do have a Body Shop featurîng Modern Equipment combined wîth OId- Fashioned ilPRIDE IN WORKMANSHIP"l, 668-9383' 1425 Dundas St. E. w h îtb~ t f F.#A. KRAïP FURNITURE LTD YourOne-Stop Shop for Furniture-Caý-rpets,-Drapes. 37-41 King St. E. 623-7071 Bowman'île Tyke Dec. 23-Consumers Gas 3, Trac Stephens 3; Cable T.V. 2 ,DougLogan 2. Tyke Dec. 30-Ca ble T .V. 4, Robert Bumker 2, Brian- Greenwood 2; Hres Root Beer 2, Scott Sarginson 1, Bruce Cook 1. Creative Fin 5, Randy Smith 2, Mark Hickey 2, Scott Hodgson 1; Consumers-Gas 2, Tracy Stephens 1, Kelly Bal- son 1. Atom Dec. 27-Orange Crush 6, John Kapteyn 3, Rick Baker 2, Grant Gison 1; Larry's Sports 0. Shut out to Kevin Westlake. Pee Wee Dec. 27-Rice Bowl 4. David Shobbrock 2, Paul Rioual 1, Robbie Johnson 1; LUime Crush 3, Jim Martin 1, Donald King 1, Chris Lund 1. Cable T.V. 5, Glenn -Eeuwes 1, Tony Wind 1, Allen Henning 1, Kevîn Henning 1, Martin Smith 1 ; Rotary Kings .3 Ted Witherspoon 1, Mike Jozkoski 1, Ed Lott 1. Metro Nationals 4, Steven Wood 2. Drew KearnevY 1. Ryan Kearney 1; Hires Root Bîear 2, Calvin Yeo 1, Gary Vyschaft 1. Pee Wee Dec. 29-Metro Nationals 6, Ryan Kearney 2, Brad Bell 2, Mark l3andstra 1, Brian Strong 1; Frank's Variety 2, Lance Crago '1, David Johnson 1. 1Bantam Dec. 23-Frank's Variety 5, Jim Johnston 1, Paul Cornish 1, Allen Haward 1, Neil Osborne 1, David Te'xeir 1; Brock's B., P. 2, Gary Eeuwes 2. Bantam Dec. 29-Kiwanis Huskies 6, Joe Luceri 2, Ross Reid 1, Neal Blackburn 1, Rick Wilbur 1, John Vanidergast 1; Kiwanis Cuhs 2, Jason John- son 1, Brian Canfield 1., Ban(am Dec. 30-Frank's Variety 4, Neil Osborne 2, Paul Cornish 1; Dave Teixeira 1; Hockin Real Estate 4 Ronnie Brown 2, Glen Fenil1 2. Midget Dec. 23-Voyageurs 3, Glenn Martin 2, Larry Bur- C ess 1; Lettener Electric 2, ark Vanson 11» Paul Fice 1. Midget Dec. 30-Gill's Texa- do 6, Ron Lockyer 2, Romeo Leppier 2, Sdott Down, Dan Curwin; Pitts Nursing Home Fagles 3, Bill Rivers, Rory Erwin, Frank Macri. Atom Jan. 2-Grape Crush 3, Ted Davis, Chris Moffatt Rolanld Powles; Kirkup Reai Esýtate 2, Drew Fileatrauit. 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