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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 29, 1978 One Win end one Tie For Van Dyk Midgets ý FLASHBACK- 25 Years Ago. In Recreation Hockey on Saturday morning, the Red Raider's defeated the Statesmen, 7-5. Winner's goals were by Captain Gary Lane (4), Butch Cole, Bob John- son and Bill Severs. Statesmen goals went to Ken Kelly (2), Morley Richards (2) and Doug Cattran. FLASHBACK - 10 Y7ears Ago. At the recent Town League Softball banquet, the big winner was Jim Coyle Jr., who played for the Kramp Furniture team. Jirn won the Most Valuable Player Award, Most Home Runs titie, and Most Run's Batted In. ATTENTION - the Bowmanville Merchants Senior Basebail Club will hold a meeting this Sun- day, December 3rd, 2 p.m. sharp, at the Soper Creek Park Club House. Ahi players, and coaches are asked to attend. Anyone wishing to run for 1979 executive positions are welcome to attend. BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS - are again pre- senting the hockey schedules of the B.M.H.A. teams in their advertisement in this paper. Please check the date, time and place of the various teams in the ad and corne on down to the arena and see great hockey by the players in the league. JIM YOUNGMAN - has been appointed manager of the new Village of NewcastleArena. Jim, a graduate of Kemptville College, was formerly em- ployed at BoWmanville Country Club in both golf and curling activities and by Charterways Tran- sportation Ltd. We wish him alh the best in his new position. RED EAGLES - Jr. C. hockey team currently in first. position in the league will meet third place team Cobourg Cougars.this Sunday at 7:30 in the local arena. Port Hope is in second spot. Corne out and see some good, fast, checking hockey and be eligible for the cash 50-50 draw. INFORMATION - on the Instruction of Fire Arms Safety may be obtained by contacting George Nelson, 16 Fhett St. or by phoning 623-2243. B.M.H.A. - Hockey Mother's Christmas Bake and Craft Sale goes this Saturday starting at 9 a.rn. THE COMMUNITYý - Development Office of the Durham Region March of Dimes is forming a Wheehchair Basketbahl Team for the Disabled in Durham Region to compete in the eight team Southern Ontario Wheehchair Basketball League. Any interested player, or anyone willing to help should contact Tim Wuksulainen, 50 Centre St. S. South, Oshawa, 416-571-1489. CONGRATULATIONS, - to Clarke HighT School Junior Girls Basketball Team, who won the LOSSA "A" finals at Bowmanville High School last Wed- nesday, November,22nd, against Dennis O'Connor of Whitby, 35-32. They will play this Saturday, December 2nd, for the COSSA "A" championship at Cloyne. THREE SKATERS - from the 'Bowmanvil le Figure Skating Club will be competing at sectional competitions to be held in Cornwall beginning Thursday, November 30. The skaters are Caroline Berkhoff, Jennifer Green and Johnny Green. The Blowmanville Cleaners Spresents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association WAeekly Schedulle - ~elIe DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Saturday, December 2nd 5:00 p.m. Atom Second Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville 6:00 p.m. Major Pee Wee 1 Whitby vs. Bowmanville 7:30 p.m. Minor Bantam Markham vs. Bowmanville Monday, December 4th 7:00p.m. Bantam Second Markham vs. Bowmanvilte 8:15 p.m. Major Bantam Markham vs. Bowmanville Wednesday, December 6th 7:00 p.m. Major Midget Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville 8:45,p.m. Juvenile Cobourg vs. Bowmaville BOWMAN VILLE MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, December 2nd 4:00 p.m. Novice Port Hope vs. Bowmanville 5:00 p.m. Minor Atom (exhibition game T.B.A,> 6:00 p.m. Major Atom Ajax vs. Bowmanville 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Second Port Perry vs. Bowmanville 8:00 p.m. Minor Pee Wee Oshawa vs. Bowmanvjlle (exhibition) 9:00 p.m. Minor Midget Ajax vs. Bowmanville Bowman-%vil le UC1e anernsLt ' 84 King St. West "We specialize in ShirtLaundering."1 623-5520 Win Grey Cup Bonspiel ut Bowmanville Curling Club This rink fromn Dalewood Curling Club won top honors in the men's Grey Cup bonspiel at Bowmanville Country Club on Saturday, spon- sored by Bowmanvihle Broadloom. Rod Stork was Delt Faucet MOidgets Stili1 Feeling On Nov. 4 Bay Ridges to Kevin Welsh 2, Terry Midgets 2nd team came to Deluca 2 and Marc Richards 1. Hampton Arena to defeat our Nov, il Port Perry came to team 4-1. The only goal of town and won by the score of game scored by home team 3-0 in a very close checking was Brent Thompson from game. Brian Canfield. Delta Faucet Midgets Nov. 6 Bowmanville travel- travelled to Bay Ridges on led to Uxbridge and were Nov. 14 to be soundly beaten defeated 9-3. Scoring for by the Bay Ridges team. Bowmanville Steve Maguire 2 Penalties seemed to be the goals, Ralph Watts 1, assists name of the game especially Waltr, Frank's Poe Wees Lote to 'Bey Ridges, 6-2 By Joe Kennett On November llth Walter Frank's Pee Wees played host to Bay Ridges and were defeated by a 6 to 2 score. Bay Ridges took an early lead in the first period on goals by Brian Bauldry and Andy Vanoorden. The Toros tied the score late in the third period when Scott Heard scored from. Danny Weir and Doug Roy. The tying goal was scored with 32 seconds left in the third period on a goal by Danny Weir assisted by Scott Heard and Raymond Cummings. Just fifteen seconds later, Bay Ridges went ahead when Gary Bullock scored with Gord Rogers sitting in the penalty box. Bay Ridges scored two more goals in the second period, both scored with men in the penalty box. Bay Ridges' goals were scored by Andy VanVoorden and Gary Court. The sixth goal for Bay Ridges was scored by Brian Budywith Ray Cummings =itigin the penalty box. Donny Hayes deserves a great deal of credit, as the Toros seemed to play short handed for mostof the game. The Toros drew 10 penalties and Bay Ridges 4. Oshawa 7 - Bowma avilie 4 The Major Pee Wees travelled to Oshawa on November 2Oth and came home on the short end of a 7 to 4 score. Oshawa jumped out to a 3 to 0 first period score on goals by Dave Filchett, Ross Lemon and Brent Lemon. The Toros got one back in the second period when Jay Sweet scored assisted by Gord Rogers. Oshawa went up 4 to 1 when Dave Leach scored on a 'penalty shot. The Toros came storming Ï 99 DEAN jj~j AVE. ll~~~IOSHAWA lF~lEi576-1220 ~CharexI Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 'CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SUPER IOR PROPANE REFIIL CENTRE back at this point and tied the score on goals by Mike Hamel assisted by Deryl Clark and Jay Sweet and Danny Weir scored twice while Scott Heard and Deryl Clark picked up assists. Ia the third period, Oshawa scored three unanswered goals by Kevin Davis, Wayne Stacey and Ross Lemon. Donny Hayes played a steady game la the net for the Toros but was replaced, with seven minutes left in the final period by George Kennett as Donny sustained a aeck injury. George was called on to make many good saves as well to keep Oshawa from scoring more goals. The Toros picked up five of the seven penalties called by referees Albert Curtis and Robert Irvine in the best refereed game we have played this season. These two men were just superb la handiling this game. PARTICIPA TE Ask u about YOD Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'lI be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're Iooking for. But you'Il neyer know until you ask. Visit Our mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre Os haw a Nov. 1,8,15,22,29 1O:OOa.m. - 3:00Op.m TH4E ÇANIJDIAN FORC S the convenor. They are pictured here With their trophies and prizes, fromn left to right, Ted RoWden, 2nd; Peter Fitzsimmons, vice; Neil Pemberton, lead and John Roy, skip. Thek Way to Bay Ridges. Bowmanville 5 penalties, il to Bay Ridges. Congratulations to the Bow- manville for not retaliating. Goal scorers for Bowmanville were Kevin Welsh 1, Marc Richards 1, assists to Steve Maguire, Terry Deluca, Ralph Watts and Grant Brock. Next home game Nov. 25, 9 p.m. Hampton Arena with Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville. Seo#'$ CoIoneIs[ Win in Exhibtion On Nov llth our Novice Toros played host to the Peterborough Triple A. team. Although beaten on the score- board, our boys showed much improved play, both in their own end, and also at the opposition's end. With a littie tightening up in front of our own goal, the Peterborough team could have been defeat- ed. Scoring for Scotts Colonels were Gareth Stone with 2 goals and an assist, Brad Carnegie with 1, and Tim Smith with 2 assists. This past weekend saw o-r annual B.M.H.A. skate-a-thon. Our Novice team ail complet- ed the 200 laps, and raised over $1,100. Congratulations to these boys for the fine effort, and a special thanks to ail the people who sponsored these young Toros.- NightHwk High single - Gloria Vanson - 246. High triple - Gloria Vanson - 608. Team Standings B. Ballantine, 32 points; A. Larusso, 27; A. Burgess, 26; M. Erwin, 26; G. Vanson, 20; M. Trimble, 13. Gamers Over 200 A. Larusso - 216; K. Raîston - 200; D. Sallows - 204; M. Ellis - 209; G. Vanson - 246;2 D. Campbell - 242; C. Anger -25 ; M. Erwin - 217; B. Ballantine - 221; E. Howako - 226; D. Bonner - 223, 214; D. Verley- Atom Seconds Gaining Experience We have a very young and inexperienced team this year. So far they are making quite a bit of progress in their skating. We have played five games 50 far, three league and two exhibition. Ail five were lost to boys, the majority of whom were older and have played hockey before. But. we certainly hope that we will do better as the year progresses. The team players are David Cancilla, Mike Colwell, James Downing, John Edmondson, Ronald Fleming, Michael Hortman, Sean Hele, Paul Martin, Steven Muscat, Randy Norton, George Pithie, Shaunne Pollard, John Romano, Kevin Smith (goal), Scott Veals (goal). The first game Thursday night ended in a 5 - 1 victory for Hooper's over Hunt's. Eric O'Donell picked up a hat trick with Bruce Osborne and Wayne Boyle getting one goal each. Darral Osmond had 3 assists, Ron Hooper 2, Bruce Osbourne, Wayne Boyle and Guy Parks 1 each. John Taylor got the only goal for Hunt's with Roy Jeffers and Bill Reid assisting. In the second game Lockes defeated D & R 5 -3in ahard hitting, fast paced, well play- ed game. This was evident by the end to end play and the numerous saves by both goalies Mike Johnson and Guy Murphy on breakaway, plays. Joe Humenick had 2 goals and 2 assists, Doug Crough 2 goals and- 1 assist, Barry Oliver 1 goal and 1 assist and Paul Bowen with 2 assists for Lockes team. For D & R it was Mike Hewer scoring the first goal with Dan Forant assisting, Jimmy Brooks scoring the second goal with Mike Hewer assisting and Brian Bradley scoring the third goal with Wayne "Snuffy" Hunt assist- ing. B.Liber-Iy. Belles B.Osborne -20928, 25; Roberts 20914, 21; Bons 20793, 19; Robinson 21216, 17; Mutton 20441, 16; Fice 20540, 14. P. Forsey 20950, 21; Piper 20817, 19; Sleep 20525, 19; MacDon- ald 20967, 16; Alldreac 20W95,' 16; Phillips 20385, 13. High Single 261 H. Sheehan. By Don Welsh On Wednesday, Nov. 22 the Van Dyk Major Midgets played host to Markham. Bowmanville scored two unanswered goals in the first period. The first came off the stick of Darrel Goudy. His shot from the point beat the Markham goalie who- was very effectively screened on the play by Terry Riggers. Kevin Noble and Terry Riggers both drew assists in the play. The second goal of the period was set up when Chuck Welsh interrupted a Markham pass behind their net and passed, it to Brent Clemens in the siot. Brent received the pass and fired it behind the Markham> net- minder ah in one motion. Early in the second frame Bowmanville jumped into a 3 - 0 lead when Steve Braun forechecked a Markham defenceman and knocked the puck into the net right off the defenceman's stick. Markham got right back in the game by scoring twice in the next 21/, minutes. Just seven seconcis after Markham's second goal Terry Riggers broke in over the blue line and beat the Markham goalie with a wick- ed slap shot to the top corner. Kevin Noble drew an assist on this goal, The Van Dyk crew increased their lead to three when Carl Chambers did a fine job ofcontrolling the puck in the corner until he cou get it out to Jeff Sallows in front of the net who wasted no tinie, in putting it behind the netniind- er. Neil Jones earned an issist on this play. Bowmanville's .final goal of the game v~as a power play effort that clkéked with just one second reniain- ing in the second period. '7erry Riggers connected with, the loose puck -in front of the ivlarKnam net witn assiets on the play going to Stan Green- i ham. and Steve Braun.' i Markham scored the only 1 goal of the third periodto end the game at Bowman!'ille to Markham 3. In this game the Vin Dyk Realtor's performancb show- 1 ed considerable imprç4vement i over their efforts ' against Ajax t last week. Their cetinuous hustie and heads up pâsses led 1 directly to two of théir goals, t By keeping their. cool and i sticking to hockey they cut( their own penalties in haf c H-igh Double 45' (202, 250) M. ti Schamerhorn. P Top AvragesP C.Roberts 199 S. Robinson 'I 196, F. Sleep 19,, J. Brown 190, t> R. Fice 188, P.Forsey 188, M. t] Pearce 186, B. )sborne 186, J. a Chant 186, P. Lunn 184, H. tl Dunn 183, M. XlcDofld 183.is N compared to last game. The fact that one third of our goals were scored on power plays shows how much penalties can, hurt a team. If the players continue to hustle, pass the puck and stay away from foolish penalties they will certainly be a team to contend with throughout this season. On Friday, Nov. 24,the Van Dyk major midgets visited Stouffville where they had their hands full to earîi a tie. There was no scoring in the first period as the frustrated Realtors tried time and again to organîze their passing and skating game only to find that the short, narrow ice surface is not conducive to long passes or free wheeling skating. Early in the second period Stouffvil.le jumped into a two goal lead and it began to look as though the Realtors were going to be in for a bad night. Finally with 6:37 left in the Middle frame Terry Riggers took a pass from Neil Jones and using the Stouffville defencemen as a screen beat the goaltender with a shot to the top corner. Bowmanvjlle struck first in the third period when Darrell Goudy deflected a shot from Randy MacDonald to tie the game at 2 - 2. It was the Realtors turn to go ahead when, with 6.12 remaining in the game Terry Riggers connected for his second goal of the game on a pass from Rick Simpson. Stouffville stormed right back with two quick goals to once again take a one goal lead in the game. With just 1.36 remaining Terry Riggers took a pass from Neil Jones and shooting from a sharp angle beat the goalie on the short side. This was Terry's third goal of the game and gave Bowmanville a 4 - 4 tie. Although the Van Dyk crew played this game with only twelve players they certainly Put forth a well co-ordinated effort. The players skated well ad concentrated on their attempts to work a passing game. As is usual fromf teams from Bowmanville it took a while to become accustomed to the confines of the much mail ice surface but the Realtors persisted and put together an excellent showing in the second haîf of the game. One other noteworthy aspect of the game was that the boys [id not become frustrated and take a lot of unnecessary penalties. They had only 3 penalties in the entire game. bhis makes twice this week te Van Dyk team has shown rat when they stick to hockey nd stay out of the penalty boxý 'ey are a team to be reckoned xith. 1