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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowtmanville, January 12, 1977 Preston the Mover Atoms Play in Brockville But Wiped Out by On Wednesday, Jan. 5th, Preston The Mover Major Atom Toros played Peterbor- ough at the Darlington Sports Centre. The first period was scoreless. The Toros opened the scoring towards the end of period when Scott Heard hit the mark on a pass from Deryk Clark and Chris Michel- son. The visitors tied the game less than 2 minutes later. The Bowmanville team took the lead again at the 20 second mark of the 3rd period. Kelly Matthews was the marksman with the assist going to Raymond Cummings. Peter- borough came back to tie the game and then scored their Kingston winning goal with 2.34 left in the game to defeat the Toros 3-2. The Toros travelled to Brockville on Friday, Jan. 7th, to participate in a tourna- ment. They played Smiths Falls on Saturday, success- fully defeating them 3-1. The Toros scored one goal in each period. Their opponents' only goal was scored in the opening period. Bowmanville's scorers were Scott Heard, Raymond Cummings and Wayne Mutton with assists going to Chuck Nash, Heard and Cummings. On Sunday, the Toros met Kingston Township. The Toros played a good strong game but were unable to put the puck past Kingston's goalie who did an excellent job of defending his net. Kingston scored in the opening period and again in the final to win the game 2-0. This defeat eliminated the Toros' chances of going fur- ther in the tournament. The Toros' next home game is on Saturday, Jan. 15th when they meet Ajax at 3 p.m. at Memorial Arena. Spencer's and Frank's Take Cowanà'sandDR In the first game Spencers Real Estate took second place for themselves as they defeat- ed Cowan Pontiac-Buick 5-1. Spencers started the scoring when Rick Shackelton scored assisted by Terry Baker. Cowan's tied the matchbefore the first ended when Joe Caruana tallied from Randy Donoghue. The second saw Spencers take the lead for good when Rick Rademacher scored unassisted. Then Jim Brooks tallted from John Woodcock and Rick Shackel- ton, then Jim Brooks scored his second goal before the second ended assisted by Rick Rademacher and Rick Shack- elton. The third saw only one goal when Spencer's Bruce Osborne put one home from Bob Harness and Jim Brooks. The sedond game saw W. Frank Real Estate stay on top as they defeated last place D&R Sports 9-6. Frank's took the lead early in the first when Steve Burns scored unassist- ed. D&R tied the match just before the first ended when Tom Nowlan tallied from Scott Burgess and David Lee. The second saw D&R go in front when Tom Nowlan scored his second goal from David Lee and Larry Burns. But Franks went back in front before the period ended with three goals. The first by John Colwell with Jim Burtch and Rick Woolner assisting, the second by Steve Burns with Bryan Hughes and Tim Prout assisting, and the third from Rick Woolner with Don Rogers and John Colwell getting the assists. The third saw Franks continue their drive when Steve Burns scored his third goal assisted by Jim Burtch and Don Rogers. D&R finally got back on track when David Lee scored from Brian Bradley and Tom Nowlan. Frank's came right back to get their sixth goal when Tim Prout tallied, from Brian Hughes and Steve Burns. D&R came back and it looked like they might steal the game as they tied it with three straight goals. The first by James Baker with Larry Burns and Larry Perris assisting, the second from Larry Burns with Scott Burgess and Briarr Rowe assisting and the third from Brian Bradley with Larry Perris and Scott Burgess assisting. But Franks never quit as they pumped in three more goals of their own by John Colwell, his second, from Gary Wilson the second from Rick Woolner, also his second from Bryan Hughes and Gary Wilson and finally Wayne Paedon scored in the empty net assisted by Steve Burns. Rousing 3rd Period Finish Gives Ea l-es 12 Over StoufilCper By Don Wilcox period from acting Captain motion, scoring four goals, On Tuesday of last week, Boyd Knox who just couid not Boyd Knox from Ted Puk and Bowmanville Port Darlington put his game together ai- Jerry Johnston on aipower Marina and Hotel Junior C's though the effort was there play, then Knox from Emard, turned a slow start against againstL in st Sunday. a short handed goalAI Emard Stouffville Clippers into a Then in the thrdperiod the counted the next goalu rousing finish and came away Puk, Johnson, Cox trio put it ed. Knox picked his own with two valuable points on together chalking up 15 points rebound off the back boards to the strength of a 12 to 8 win in on team work. score, Ron Strike and Steve Stouffville. Stouffville started at a very Dunn assisting. Clipper Eagles got a big second fast pace building up a 3 to 1 second period scores were lead afteri one period Clipper Brown unassisted, Taylor TIRE scorers Taylor from Connor from Brown and Connor. ! E-RV'ICE and Brown Barrîck, from The third period was a big 299 DEAN AVE. Assinck and Roy, Emmerson one for Eagles, scorig seven 299 EAN VE, unassisted. Eagies' only first goals, three being counted in OSHAWA period goal came from Jerry the last minute and a haîf, Johson from AI Emard and skating away from a 9 to 8 __ 5,_7__ eh'?inxç Boyd Knox. wead. Knox scored for agles, Thin the second, Eagles put in assisted by Emard and Don Newcastle's Intermediate Teom Playing Good Hockey For several years, intermediate hockey has lbeen but a memory in this area, with anyone over junior age being restricted to town or commercial leagues. But, now there is an intermediate team playing out of Newcastle Arena and the boys are having a good time and producing some fine hockey. The team is backed by Rolly Spencer of Spencer Real Estate who is proud of his players but would appreciate some he with the management and coaching duties. Volunteers would be welcomed, Team members, signed to ate, include, front row, left to right, Tim Johnson, Don Sturrock, Bill Robinson, Chris Dwyer, Jerry Murphy and Jerry Thompson; middle row, Dave Waddell, Doug Crough, John Mather, Glen Murphy, Doug Smart, Brian Anderson; back row, Traîner Win Collier, Coach Ben Wind, Jamie Wright, Doug Rickard, Scott Burgess, Pete Landers, Nick Wind, Bill McCullough, Mike White, Steve Davey, Darryl Pickering, OHA Contact Man; absent, Rolly Spencer, Brian Grubb, Dave Tabb and Jim Robson. Panthers' Barry Roy Scores 4 To Lead Port Hope to 7-5 Win Over Spicher. Then, Mi Puk went to work up points on all s: goals. Gary Cox fi and AI Emard C and Johnston, CO and Spicher. Puk the empty Clipper goalie on the be extra attacker ass and Emard. The Johnston and Pui Puk from Cox an Clippers came score board nar Eagles lead 9 to middle of the thir Taylor from Brov nor Taylor unas nett from Brown Marina Eagles C aBy Don Wilcox ister Cox and In Central Ontario O.H.A. both picking Junior C action here on ix remaining Sunday Port Hope Panthers rom Ted Puk defeated the Bowmanville ox from Puk Port Darlington Marina and x fc rom Puk Hotel, winning by a 7-5 count. rn to he Coach George Cawker and nch for the his Panthers came to town isted by Cox with a .game plan which was n Cox from executed to perfection. Eagles c and finaly who over the past few Weeks id Johnston. have run into several suspen- close on the sions, losing their self disci- rrowing the pline which they seemed to ) 8 near the have mastered in the early d on goals by season going, ran into several wn and Con- costly penalties in this game sisted, Ben- mostly caused through lack of and Tnvlnr. skating, Intimidation is a very important part of today's game. In-fighting is another discription and Panthers are masters at this type of game. Unfortunately what Eagles do not seem to realize is that the referees see only the retaliation. Port Hope have the most potent power play in the league. An advantage which they cannot be given was turned into three goals in this game. Eagles' Coach Bob Cosburn, on the other hand apparently had not done his homework well, leaving right winger Barry Roy (16) com- pletely uncovered, allowing him to score four goals including the game winner often he had counted three game winning goals against Eagles in previous games. Panthers were hungry ,for this big game all ines skating flat out and checking ten- aciously while Eagles on the other hand had only five players showing the necessary full game effort. Noticeably missing from the Eagles lineup was the Hustler AI Emard out with an injury and Captain Joe Humenich also on the sîdelines. Panthers had a big edge over the Eagles taking 10 of possible 12 points. At this point, the two teams are tied for first place but Port Hope has one game in hand. Eagles have two remaining games at home and four on the road for a total of six while Panthers have seven, so it looks like Port Hope first spot unless Eagles can get help from the opposition. Eagles must set their sights on ending up no lower than second with first ton place still in reach. Lenny Chappell held Eagles in the game with Port Hope enjoying a two man edge early first period play. Sharpshoot- er Barry Roy started Pan- thers scorîng assisted by linemates Brad Davis and Tim Hargreaves. Davis put Port Hope up by two assisted by Hargreaves and pointman Dan Dunn taking advantage of a costly penalty to Eagles. Hard worker Rory Gibbs put Eagles into the game scoring Advertisinge. helps you find 6 w exactly what you need. Sunday a lofter over the shoulder of Kevin Tyndall assisted by Don Spicher on a power play. Port Hope went ahead by two again i on the power play, a screened shot Davis from Dunn. Panthers started the second period scoring again on the power play by pointman Phil Taylor unassisted. Panthers next goal, a very big one was the result of all three Eagle forwards standing around in their defensive zone. Barry Roy scoring from Davis and Ken Swales. Eagles' Brian Simpson scored a power play goal on a shot from the short side assisted by Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs. Rory Gibbs counted Eagles third goal unassisted a deflection in the last minute of the second with' Eagles shorthanded. The local fans had their first chance in the third period to test Ducky Neads' newly supported roof on the next two goals by Eagles with the loudest cheers of the season on goals by Boyd Knox, an unassisted blast, then the tying goal by Rory Gibbs unassisted to turn loose some high decibel cheering. Eagles hard work went for nothing as right winger Barry Roy was allowed to skate end to end untouched beating Chappell who had not cut down the angle. Barry Roy scored the insurance goal into the empty Eagle net, Chris Bullen assist- ing to finish scoring. The Hooper Trophy Centre Three Stars of the game were first, Barry Roy with four goals including the game winner, second, Boyd Knox with the burners in high gear, third, one of the best centres in the league, the very talented Brad Davis. Eagles action of the week away, Uxbridge Tuesday, Frankford Friday, then home Sunday ,toStouffville, their first visi of the schedule. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE! Leading Canadian manufacturer and distributor has aluminum pools left over from 1976 season. HALF PRICE! Guaranteed installation and terms. Call collect days or evenings. 1-416-221-4840. NEWCASTLE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT SWIMMING CLASSES Classes start February 7 and 9th, 1977. AGES-11YEARS AND UP. 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