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FLASHBACK - 25 VEARS AGO - Coaches of the Pee Wee hockey teams in the Recreation League are Bruins Frank Jamieson, manager Sam Black, Canadiens coach George Perfect, manager Bud Perfect, Rangers coach Walter Goode, manager Tom Turner, Black Hawks coach Morley Oke, manager George Vinish, Red Wings coach Ted Bagneli, manager Bud Oke, Leafs coach George Piper, manager Harry Hughes. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - The Kinsmen Club sponsored Snowmobile Races held on Sunday on the grass behind the canning factory was attended by a large crowd. Competing in the event were Bruce Davis, Mort Lake, Barry Davis and Phil Vowles on Ski-doos. Larry Wood and Gary Mahood on Snowmobiles. COWAN - Pontiac Buick Jr C hockey team now holds down first place in the league. Come to the local arena Sunday at 7:30to see good, fast hockey. Remember also you can win some cash. MAN VERS - hockey coaches ini order to coach in their OMHA league must hold the Level Il Certification certificate. ÉASTMAN - Gulf Juveniles of Newcastle, who are presently without home ice, travelled to Sunderland for their first gaine, losinig 6-3. Jim Lycett of Eastman's turned in a solid performance in the net. The team made a great effort and a good showing considering they have had no practice time. FILMS- Moison's Brewery Limited has added two hockey films to its extensive collection of sporting films. The new films'are the 1979 Stanley Cup and the 1979 Challenge Cup.ý These films -and others are availabie free on boan to Ontario-based clubs, associations and sporting groups. Molson's is now in the process of producing a film'about the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League which wili be released in February. The films are avail- abie exciusively through the Molson Film Library, 640 Fleet St., Toronto, Ontario, M5V lB2. EOBA - hopes to organize its own Umpire Association for next season. Doug Cameron of Port Hope, well-known In this area is one of -the key workers in forming the organization. About 20 umipires are expected to join from the EOBA area, which includes Bowmanville, Kendal, Newcastle, Oshawa, Whitby, Belleville,, Kingston and Port Hope.,When clubs draw up-their schedules for the season, the umpire and chief, Keeler of Belleville, would assign the umpires for the game. NO CONTACT - hockey goes every Sunday morning, froin 7-10 at the local arena., Team sponsors at the present are The Fiying Dutch- man Motor Hotel, Shoppers Drug Mart, Heritage House Restaurant and MacDonald Ford Ltd. It is hoped the league will be expanded to perhaps eight teams. Spectators are welcome. SILVIA RUEGGER - of Clarke High School, left on Friday November 9th for Halifax, where she will be competing in the cross country national competitions. We wish hier luck. SUPERIOR PROPANE - and Century 21 Banner Passant Realty engaged in a wiid scoring spree and when it was ail over the two teams had scored 58 goals between them in Oshawa and Dis- trict Men's Bail Hockey League play on Sunday. Superior winning 37-21. Terry Richards led the charge, with 13 _goals. Stan Gordon 8, Miles Shrider 7, Bob Villeneuve and Paul Powers'had 4 each for Superior. Ron Lockyer badl 6 goals for Century 21. Dan Jennings 4, Butch Makaruchat and Dave Passant with 2 each and Dirk Woudstra and Lloyd Vickers one goal each. IN LOSSA - Girl's Basketball action last week, Clarke Raiders edged the winless Bowmanville Redmen 42-38. Heather Sawyer led Clarke with 16 p oints while Noreen Wren had 16 for Bowmanville. Injunior action, Bowmanville downed Clarke 28-8. Sue Housley paced Bowmanville with 13 points while Jenny McDonnel had four for Clarke. Bowmanville defeated Clarke 42-22 in midget play. Ann Rhines led Bowmanville with 21 points while Jana Grahamn replied with six for Clarke. MAN VERS - Arena held a very successful atoin tournuaent n Saurduv.fin the nsoalatin WaItor Frank Poe Wees Thrash Port Peruy 13-3; Dump Ajax Squad 5 to, 3 Flying Dutchman Entry in Non Contact Men's. L Early Sunday mornings at Memorial Arena, Bçwmanville, the four teams- in the Men's Non Contact hockey league have a good time and acquire.considerable exercise.-This is the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn squad, front row, left to right, Ralph Ward, Ron Portelance, Ray Edmunds, Barry Roberts, Trevor Mulligan, John Robinson; back row, Coach Bob Burke, Don Pelley, Rod, Webster, Tom Vanderstoop, Murray St. Thomas, John Rowlands, Jim Rouse, Brian Beemner, Brian Mosets,. Dan,.Moriarity; absent, Dwight Gerdon, Ted Phalen, Ray Lucifora and Sponsor Jim Bourke. erod was Deryk Clark's witb Delta Faucet M inor Pare W . H;eâbeard and Roger Hornsby Los, to Markharn, Bay Ridge: Corne Back to Tie Newcastle On Saturday, November 3, thc Markham Minar Pee Wecs gave aur Delta Faucet Taras a lesson in bockey, trouncing us 8 - 1. Nothing went right for tbe Delta Faucet squad and it was a game Worth forgetting. Markham struck quickly wîth just 1:37 gone in the gamc ta take tbe lead. Taras got that anc back at the .3:29 mark when Greg Martin toak a pass from Eddie Paradis and streaked down the ice, depositing a bigh wrist shot inta the top corner of tbc net. From then on bowever, it was no contest as Markham went abead 2 - 1 on a power play goal at 6:49 with Taras and Greg Martin in the penalty box. The second pcriod saw the Bowmanville boys take three more penalties and Markham capitalized on the power-play twice more. At the end of two periods Markham led 4 -1. Tbe tbird period was just a continuation of the second as Taras' frustrations mounted and they received three more penalties and Markham scor- ed threc mare goals, anc on the power-play. Penalties were the Taras' downfall in this game and the boys must start ta keep their cool on the ice if tbey are ta have any success against their appo- nents this season. Tie With Newcastle On Sunday, Navember 4, the Delta Faucet Minar Pee Wees hosted Newcastle and the twa teams skated ta a 1 - 1 tie. The game featured vcry close checking by bath teams with each team bemming the apposition in their own zone for long periads. Poor execu- tion in their passing plays and the inability ta move the puck out of their own zone properly bad the Taras in trouble, especially In the second period, when the sloppy play resulted in Newcastle taking a 1 -O0lead at the 3:44 mark. In the third period, Taras began ta move better and the mamentum swung their way. Thcy kept the pressure on Newcastle continually and this resultcd in Newcastle taking a penalty with 5:43 ta play. Coach Warren Townsley immediately sent out a power play unit of Mike Knigbt, Peter Hughes, Mark Hickey, Warren Short and Jay Kelly and tbey wastcd very little time in tying the score whcn Warren Short fed a pass ta Peter Hughes, who carried deep into the Newcastle zone and slipped a pass ta Mark Hickey, who sent a quick wrist shot inta the net at the 10:00 mark. For the remaining five minutes, Taras kept sustained pressure an Newcastle but would nat get the, go ahead goal. A better, effort today! Newcomer Barry Newhook played bis first game as a Tara. Welcome aboard Barry. Lose 7.-1 ta Bay Ridges 1Pee Wees The Delta Faucet Minor Pee Weeçs visîted Bay Ridges aon November 6 and played M IE J&M UVICEx a~.299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex extremely well far two periods but after a 10 minute intermis- sian for flaoding between the secand and third periads they lost their momentum and Bay Ridgcs scored four unanswer- ed goals ta take a 7 -1 vic tory. Taras actually outplayed the Ridges boys for- two pcriods and but for same autstanding goaltcnding by the Bay Ridges goalie should have been ahead by at lcast twa goals. Instead thcy were held ta only anc goal by Mark Hickcy assis ted by Eddie Paradis wbereas Bay Ridges scored three times. The bigger, stronger Bay Ridges team tried ta intimi- date the Taras with their heavy bitting style but the Bowmanville boys handled tbemselves well. When they were knocked down or hurt on a check tbey came right bàck for more. Warren Short, Peter Hughes, Mike Knight, Mark, Hickey and several other boys banded out some stiff body checks of their awn. The game was playcd in 15 minute periads and aur. boys played well for 35 minutes when Bay Ridges finally broke out and scored their goals. It was a good effort although the score didn't indicate so. Choker': Varîety Bontoms Play Soties wfth Bol Ridgos Winning On. end Tyiq gOthor On Saturday, November 3 Chcckers Variety Minor Bantams hosted Bay Ridgesi wbam thcy defeated 6 - 0 in this first of two weekendi encounters with tbem. The first period was score- lcss but the Taras defenceman Chris Michelson apened the scoring at the 5:42 mark of the middle frame when he took a slapsbot from the red line. Scott Heard bit the mark less than twa minutes later with Nichelson assisting. The Taras added tbrcc mare this period when Ray Cummings,,Robert Geidlinger'and Darcy Huber each scored wit Scott Heard, Deryk Clark and Doug Brown assisting. The only goal of the last LADIES' - Manday, Wednesday, Friday 7:00 P.m. ta 10:00 p.m. MEN'S - Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 P. M. ta 10:00 p.m. 12.00 per pers on Family Swimming Sundays..........................l1 a.m. ta 3 p.m. Children underl12.............. .............. s1.00 Aduit ....................................... $2.00 (children must be accompanied by an adult) En/o ya Swim with your FamiIy and then treat them to our Sunday Brunch Avalable il a.m. until 2 p.m. Aduit .......................................S4.50 Children ....................................$2.00 MOTOR INN Hwy. 401 & Liberty S. 623-3373j getting asisiaw. Bay Ridges only had a few good scoring chances but goalie Eric Peebles was equal to the task, earning a shut-out. The stary was different on Monday evening, when Bay Ridges had home ice advantage. They a cncd the scaring with lcss than one minute lef t in'the first period on a goal by Gord Bullock. Thirty-two seconds later Scott 'Heard scored for the Taras ta even the tally. Doug Roy and Rager Hornsby=ssited. Bay Rdgstaok the lead in the next periad when Andy Stenhouse scared an a power play. Bowmanville came back ta tic the scare once again when Doug Brawn assisted by. Mixced Major October 29 Team Standines Perfect 16 points, 23,083 pinf ail; Reynolds 16, 22,534; Heffron 131/2, 22,886; Piper 121/, 21,780; Wright 12, 22,015; Welton 11, 22,122; Suteliffe il, 21,677; Terry 10, 22,281; Mott 10, 22,041; Pollard 8, 21,813. High single'- men - Gy. Foskett 277. To date - I. Welton 316. Ladies - H. Foskett 264. To date - V. Fairey 308. High triple - men - Gy. Fiskett 696. To date - J. Wilson 770. Ladies - J. Sutcliffe 678. To date - H. Foskett 702. Ladies Monday Night Bowling November 5, 1979 Averages Onie Etcher 231, Judy Bragg 213, Jackie Braybrook 207, Barb Osborne 205, Vickie Terry 203, Marilyn Flintoff 203, Hazel Donoghue 203 (27), Sharlene Dehart 202, Fern Bradley 200, Nancy Evans 199, Jean Harness 199, Debbie Bromell 197. Team Standing Onie Etcher, 30200 -pins, 26 points; Marilyn Flintoff, 27859,20; Fern Bradley, 28264, 19; Marg Curry, 27943, 19; Jackie Braybrook, 27327, 18; Jean Harness, 27992, 17; Berniece Terry, 26968, 14; Debbie Bromeil, 27121, il; Shirley Davis, 27009, il; Judy Bragg, 26220, il; Viekie Terry, 26774, 10; Sharlene Dehart, 25819, 4. High triple - Onie Etcher 755. High single - Onie Etcher 348. Robert Geidlinger scored. In the final period each team scored once to end the game at 3 goals apiece. Deryk Clark scored on t he open side of the net after the goalie had stoppdScott Heard's shot. KeiîthR dley was Bay Ridges' marksman. The Toros had a man advantage for the last, two minutes of play but despite the pressure they applied were unable to get the puck in the net. Donnie Hayes played in net for the Toros whose next home game is November 17 at 6:30 pm. The Walter Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Taras displayed a considerable amount af offensive power on the weekend, defeating Part Perry by a very canvincing 13- 3 score and on Sunday in Ajax, the Taras dumped the hast club 5-3. On Friday nigbt in Port- Perry, Bowmanville's Lamne Whitmarsh sent his team into a 1-0 lead after anly 33 seconds of play. He was assisted by Brent Neill and defenceman Jon Clieff. Chris Lee made it 2- 0 after scaring from his centreman Brad Cruess. Brian Heard connected for a goal, assisted by linemates Cruess and Lee. Port Perry got a goal back at the 9:33 mark of the periad. The Taras' Chris Dreossi got that goal back just 34 seconds later on a shot from the point. The hasts gat their second goal at the 14:37 mark of the middle period, Mike Dickson the marksman. Bowmanvllle's Jeff Dawson made the score 5-2 after he connected from Greg Watson and Jon Clieff. Heard gat his second of the game, assisted by Lee. Dawson also gat bis second goal after being set up by Watson who was playing bis first game of the seasan after a lengthy layoff due ta a broken collarbone. Chris Lee also garnered bis second of the night, the assist gaing ta Heard wbo bad a strong game for the Real Estate crew. Brent Neill scored the nintb Tara goal, unassisted. Lamne Whitmarsh scored at the 11: 31 mark of the 'final period, assisted by defenceman Chris Dreossi and Tom McLaugblin. Dawson campleted his hat-trick performance after connecting for a goal on a play engineered by defenceman Pierre St. Amand. Port Perry scored their third of the game at the 8: 10 mark. Lamne Whitmarsh also completed bis three-goal performance on a play set up by McLaughlin and St. Amand. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmanville ta pick up the victary. On Sunday night in Ajax, it was just an exhibition game but these two rival clubs played like it was playoff time as the game was extremely well played and very rugged. Ajax wènt into a 1-0 lead at the 5:16 mark of the opening period. Chris Lee, tied the score at the 1:31 mark of the same period, <assisted by Brian Heard and defenceman Chris Dreossi. Chris Dreossi put the Toros ahead 2-1 at the 13: 00 mark of the middle1 period after rushing in from his defence position to fîre in a rebound. The assist went ta Greg Watson who had made the initial rush. Ajax tied the score less than two minutes later when Brian Harnum scored. John Stewart of Ajax scored at the 8:43 mark ta send Ajax into a 3-2 lead. Bath teams battled from end ta end, and finally ,at the 2:22 mark, Brad Cruess scored the equalizer with Bowmanville playing a man short at the time. Jeff Dawson scored the game-winning, goal at the 14:02 mark of the final period after stealing the puck from an Ajax defender. The home club pulled their goaltender in favar of the extra attacker, but the Taras broke down the ice immcdiately and Greg Watson scored the fifth Bowmanvile goal inta the empty net. Alan Ulrich and Chris Clifton sbared the goaltending duties in this game, withbobth lads coming up with some excellent stops. Bowmanville, is still without the services of right-winger Paul Robichaud wba is out with a badly cut knee. The Walter Frank Pee Wees travel ta Huntsville on the weekend for a tournament, with their first game at 12' noon on Saturday with, Napanee supplying the' opposition. Mixed major Reynolds 18 points, 25,550 pinfail; Perfect 17, 25879; Wright 15, 214,876; Heifron 141/, 25,748; Welton 14, 25,023; Piper 131/, 24,638; Terry 12, 25,042; Sutcliffe 11, 24,255; Pallard 10, 24787; Mott 10, 24,722. Higb single - men- J. Murphy, 259. To date- I. Welton 316. Ladies - F. Draper 273. To date - V. Fairey 308. High triple - men - J. Luffman 687. To date - J. Wilson 770. Ladies - L. Wright 610. To date - Hl. Foskett 702. Top Averages I. Welton 220, L. Piper 209, J. Sutcliffe 208,' R. Wright 208, J. Heffron 205, M. Reynolds 202, E. Perfect 201, V. Fairey 201 (24), J. Wilson 200. Flying Dutchman prize: Team of M. Reynolds.. 50-50,Draw prize: L. Wright.,