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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 2, 1977 Section Two MaCIry 1BroVwn'1S No0%vic qz-*es Wiîn Ov e r Black Hawks 2-1 >The Mary Brown's Novice Alîstars officially opened Young Canada Day at the Bowmanville Arena on Satur- day Jan. 22nd. They competed in this tournament against Oshawa Black Hawks of the L.N.H.L. league and won 2 to 1. After the officiai cere- monies were completed, the Toros faced off in high gear and connected their first goal at the 2:08 mark. Mark Hickey cornered his man deep in the opponents' end and was able to spot Paul Herron standing on the left Jiand corner of the net unmolested and as quickly as hie received the pass from Hickey it was in the net to giv(ý the Toros a 1-0 lead. The Hawks and Toros con- tinuted to play outstanding hockey through the remaining first and second periods. It was only in the second period when, the Toros feit they could case up a little as Paul Herron scored what proved to be the winning goal. The goal was credited to team work ail the way as Mike Knight started a tremendous rush from inside the Toros nwn end ail the way inside the Hawks end where Mike rifled a bard pass to the op posite side to Mark fl-ickey. Hickey then put the puck right on to Paul Herron's stick while two Hawks clung to hlm but to no avail could they knock Herron down as he fired a hard backhander straight into the net. The second period ended 2-0 Toros but the Hawks came swooping in fast and hard as they got right back into the game wth a goal at the 1:35 mark of the final period. The Toros defensive (only 3) were caught numerous times leaving their net unprotected, or maybe they were tired or anxious to get the man and clear the puck up and out of the Toros end. Once the defensives got a rest for a shift or two the . club became defensive minded again and proved to almost 300 specta- tors that a winning team is a defensîve hockey team. The final sore was 2-1 for Mary Brown's Toros over Oshawa Black Hawks and the Most Valuable Player for the Toros was awarded to Mark ickey. Congratulations go out to- the entire team as they all played excellent two way hockey and this was certainly, a diffîcult decision for anyone to pick any one star. - - FoTh i Rht Pinti ToD h Ri, t jo Louve Ut Her ~-1vw-v Delta Faucet Midgets Win TwoLeague Game$ Lose an Exhibition The past two weeks has seen the Delta Faucet Midgets win two league games and drop an exhibition match. In both wins the margin of victory was narrow. The team's biggest problem to datewas losing the close gamnes but the Toros are now reversing this pattern. On Saturday, January l5th, the Toros played host to Stouffville at the Hampton Arena. Goaltender Paul Lav- igne contributed a steady performance as Bowmaniville skated to a 4-2 vîc tory. Scoring for the Toros were Paul, Fice, Brian, Dennis, Paul Sero and Wayne Whteman. The Toros skated strongly throughout the gam and seldomr lost (conltrol o, heplay. -Me srn play of0!StouffviII's netmy.inder kept them- in the gamne. This gamie mar,(ked thAe rtu of defenemanSteve Cole who had been sidelined since November with an injury. OîY Saturday, January 22, 1977, Bowmanville was home once again, at the Hampton Arena to Uxbridge. Mark Shackelton gave his usual strong effort in the Bowman- ville net as he backed the Toros to a 3-2 victory. The Toros iced three com- plete lines and ail worked hard and skated strongly.- The opposition were chippy but the Toros kept their head and cashed, in on two penalty situations, Scoring for Bow- manville were Jim Boschak with two and Russell Car- ruthers with a short-handed goal. On Sunday, January 23rd the Toros were only able to ice nine players for an exhibition match against the Oshawa Cetralr, Lions of the ittle NHIL league. The shawa team took full advantage of the situation and skated to a 4-0 triumph. However, Bowmanville's shorthanded team put out a solid effort for its numbers and players are to be com- mended for their hard work. 'w Satin SUE Gai. MAAinor Pee Wees Defeat Bra,:ntford Lose Playoff Opener Beaver Interiaor Satin Latex Great Value For Quality Paint An attractive r'ch, low lustre paint that is ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, etc. Dries quickly with a low odour. WIl covecr most colours with just one coat! Easy to clean up by using wmrm water and soap. Covers approx. 600-700 sq. ft. per galln pecial colours higher in price. 6' Aluminum Ladder For General Purpose Ideal ali-purpose step Iadder with extra wide serrated steps. Safety constructed with sure grip rubber feet. C.S.A. approved. Hampton Gardens Minor Pee Wees defeated Brantford on Young Canada Day held Saturday at Bowmanville Arena. This game featured exciting hockey and great end to end rushes by both teams and some excellent goaltend- ing. After a scoreless first period, Tim Preston scored unassisted at 5:20 of the second period and the game reînained that way until midway through the third when Rob Green scored assist- ed by Paul Stocker. With a minute left Steve Allen scored bis first of the year assisted by Russ Lipop. Final score Bow- manville 3 Brantford O with Scott- Bate and Jeff Vyfschaft sharing the shutout. Most valuable player for Bowmanville was our Captain Tim Preston. After the game our boys each took a friend from Brantford team home with them for the weekend, renewing friendship started during the school break when we played in a Brantford Tournament. On Sunday, both teams took to the ice again at Hampton Arena and this game ended tied 1-1. Mike Glass scored Hamptont Gardens' goal, assisted by Steve Taylor and Tim Preston. On Sunday night, we travel- led to Markham to open the playoff and were defeated 3-1. Markham scored near the end of the first period then Paul Stocker tied the game in the second on an unassisted goal with a Bowmanville player serving a penalty. At 20 seconds of the third, Markham scored on a shot from the blueline and, then scored into an empty net with one second remaining in the game. The second game of the playoffs are Thursday night at Hampton Gardens. Beaver Bristie Paint Brushes Made from durable, pure bristie that makes it ideal for most types of paint. Gives'a professional finish. Long bristies. 12 24t 38 71/2" Paint Rouier Set' The easy way to a g0od paint job! Mohair cover on rouler. Met tray with iadder hooks. Thread< handie for extension. Sft. Marys Cernent Juvs. Beat Bellevîile 5 to 1 Bowmanville St. Marys Cement Juveniles set out to take revenge against Belle- ville, who earlier in the season defeated Bowmanville 5-0 at a Kingston Tournament, and they did it in fine fashion by defeating the visitors 5-1. 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