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1 Eagles Suffer First Loss of Season to Uxbridge Bruins 6-4 The Cowan Pontiac Eagles' modest three game winning streak came to an abrupt halt in Uxbridge Friday as the Bruins tuned the Eagles 6 to 4 for their first win of the season. The Bruins always have a good skating team and the Eagles always seem to have the "blahs" when they go to Uxbridge. There are no statistic statistic sheets available at this time but it seems that at one time in this game the Eagles owned a 3 to 1 lead. The Uxbridge win in this game will do much for that team's confidence confidence after three straight losses. The Bruins team, coach and executive members will savor this win until they can upset the Eagles again. The Uxbridge Uxbridge team's victories over the Eagles have been few in the past four years. The Eagles will be out to avenge this loss when Uxbridge Uxbridge visits the Eagles nest Sunday, November 14. To Earn a Tie The Eagles scored in the last minute and a half of this game to earn a 2 to 2 tie with the Little Britain Merchants Saturday night. The Merchants Merchants scored two goals in the first period and with the second period being scoreless the Eagles went into the third period down 2 to 0. Glen German finally scored a power play goal,after five minutes of the third period from Randy MacDonald and Duane Major to get the Eagles on the score board. Then, with only a minute and a half left in the game, Lome Finney scored from Randy MacDonald MacDonald to draw the Eagles even. The Eagles outshot Little Britain by a 39 to 26 count but are not putting the puck in the net. Also giving credit where credit is due, the Merchants are a much improved team and certainly will not be the league doormats this year. The Eagles played Lake- field on Tuesday and accord- . ing to reports the Chiefs are a much improved team. The Eagles play next at home Sunday, Oct. 24 with Bewdley visiting the Eagles' nest. The,Bewdley team is also off to a slow start but again this is a team that seems to bring out the worst in the Eagles. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 20,1982 / Bolahood Minor Fee Wees Lose Their Season Opener Minor Hockey Season Opens at Darlington BMHA Hockey News By Bob Breckenridge BMHA Scotts Chicken Villa mli three game weekend with an exciting 3-2 win against the Canadian Tire Blackhawks of Oshawa. The goal scorers were Corey Strand, Ryan Stewart and Tod Cannings. This year's edition of Scotts Chicken Villa Novice Toros includes Jamie Rekker, Steve Godsmark, Chris McCarthey, Mark Breckenridge, Todd Cannings, Jeff White, Ryan Stewart, Steve Desmedt, Kyle Purdy, Steve Deblois, Chad Armstrong, Matt Dykstra, David Real, Corey Strand, Tyler Stokes, Eric Strand - coach, John Cannings - trainer and Pat Armstrong • - manager. Any questions please call Bob Breckenridge 644-7842 or 623-9423. Heritage Bantams Start Season with Three Tie On Saturday morning, His Worship Mayor Garnet Rickard and BMHA President Roy Jeffers drop the large BMHA puck to open the hockey season. At left is Jason Kiely of Checker's Variety Bolahoods Remain Undefeated In Commercial Hockey league The Bowmanville Toros Bantam II's, sponsored again by Heritage House Restaurant and Tavern, began their 1982- 83 season with three ties. On Thanksgiving weekend the Toros tied Whitby twice in exhibition games. The scores were 5 - 5 in Bowmanville and 4 - 4 in Brooklin. In the opening game, Bowmanville twice squandered two goal leads to setUe for the tie. Ed Paradis, from Mike Knight, Knight from Paradis and Jeff Thompson, Thompson unassisted, Mark Smith from Paul Stainton, and Mike Gallant from Thompson did the scoring for Heritage House. Chad Evans and Ken Cameron were in goal. On Thanksgiving Day, Bowmanville travelled to Brooklin and quickly fell behind 3 - 0 in the first period. However the Toros battled back to tie it at three early in the third. Whitby went ahead 4 - 3, but the Toros came back with two minutes left to earn the tie. Gallant paced the attack with two goals and an assist. Paradis had a fine game with a goal and three assists. Mike Knight had the other Toro goal. Ken DeSmedt had two assists, and Scott Cole had an assist as well. Evans and Cameron again played well in goal. Bowmanville opened their league play with a 1 -1 draw with Pickering last Saturday at Darlington. The Toros had a large exige in play, but could not finish off their numerous scoring chances. Gallant scored Bowmanville's goal on a power play from Mike Knight. Bnan Treen played goal for Heritage House, and despite net being too busy, made several big stops. The members of the Heritage House Bantam 2's are: goaltenders Brian Treen, Ken Cameron and Chad Evans; defense: Mike Houston, Scott Cole, Barry Oliver, Paul Hutchison, Jeff Thompson ; forwards : Mike Gallant, Ken DeSmedt, Ed Paradis, Mike Knight, David Fairey, Paul Stainton, Mark Smith, Andrew Oliver, and Barry Newhook. Triple F Bowling October 15 Team Standings W. De Lange 36, M. Rozema 29, H. Vandergaast 29, N. Bakker 24, A. Bonsma 22, N. Griffioen 21, D. Van Abbema 19, A. Van Halteren 18, J. Dragstra 17, R. Bouwmeester. 16, T. Van Halteren 13, B. Vroom 8. High single ladies: N. Van Niejenhuis 240, Men: L. Bridget Bridget 291. High triple ladies: D. Bakker Bakker 566, Men: G. Evers 702. High average ladies: A. Van Halteren 188, Men: M. Rozema 210. Mondeyledies Rita Junkin 13, 17,028; Donna Harness *13, 17,007; Onie Etcher 13,16,809; Jackie Braybrook 11,16,812; Marilyn Flintoff 10, 16,392; Sharlene Dehart 10, 16,040; Penny Connaghan 9.5, 16,848; Valerie Smith 9,16,861; Gwen Forrester Forrester 8,15,823; Nancy Living 4, 15,600; Nancy Evans 4,15,177; Fern Bradley 3.5,15,367. High triple: Rita Junkin 686. High single: Nancy Living 289. By Ted Brown The first game on Sunday, a close, hard fought game between between 2 very evenly balanced teams. Walter Franks and Cowans with Franks coming out on the top side of a 5-3 score. Scoring for Franks were Tom Connell (2 goals), Pete Sero (2 goals, 1 assist), Tim Jenkins (1 goal), Sam Elliott (1 assist), and Barry Fenton' (2 assists). Replying for Cowans were Joe Burns (1 goal), Wayne Whiteman (1 goal), Rob Large (1 goal), Brian Dennis (2 assists), Sam Allin (l assist), Jim Treen (1 assist) and Mark Ellis (1 assist). Bolahoods won the second game 4-1 on the strength of an outstanding goal tending effort by Britt Murphy. In 3 games, this team has had a Castle and Bow. Golf in Close Scrap Town Sports Humiliate Hapless Hunt Minor Atoms with Jim Byrne of Peterborough Top Drug Mart Atoms at right, almost surrounded by members of both teams. Men's Major Bowling Team Standings Piper -14 won, 4 lost, 14 pts. ; Murphy -12,6,12; Etcher -12, 6,12; Stacey -12, 6,12; Geor- giou -10,8,10; Adams -10, 8, 10; Richards - 8,10, 8; Laird - 8,10,8; Oke-7,11,7; Perfect- 7, 11, 7; Coombes - 4, 14, 4; Wilcox - 4,14, 4. Averages Kevin Eves 242, Don Ellis 233, Ron Etcher 231, Dick Perfect 228, Gord Wilcox 226, Larry Piper 224, Bob Laird 223, Geo. Pipeç 222, Bud Henning 222, Sam Adams 222. High single: W. Coombes 326. High triple: K. Eves 842. High single team: Perfect 1246. High triple team: Oke 3444. total of only 2 goals scored against it. Scoring for Bolahoods were Terry Baker (1 goal), Bob Engley (2 goals), and Bob Howes (1 goal, 1 assist), Steve Strachan (1 assist) and new acquired Rick Woolner (1 assist). , Replying for Spencers was Brian Allin with an assist from Louis Anderson,, y -,. Liberty Bailee Standings Sept. 28 Marg Smith, 7187 pins, 10 points; Gail Millson, 6865, 9[ S. Robinson, 6984,8; Pat Lunn, 6825,7; Ruth Hartford, 6457,7; May Alldread, 6715, 5; Rita Junkin, 6654,5; Carol Roberts, 6671, 4; Cisca Van Hoof, 6559, 4; Ena Etcher, 6581,1. High single - Ann Bons 276. High double - Ann Bons 276, 228 - 504. Averages Sept. 28th Julie McMullen 212, Carol Roberts 203, Ann Bons 194, May Alldread 192, Sharon Robinson 191, Pat Lunn 190, Rita Junkin 189, Lee Varley 188, Marg Smith 188, Helen Ellis 187, Vickey Murphy 185, Marg MacDonald 182, Ena Etcher 182, Marg Tippens 182, Cicsca Van Hoof 181, Jean Hanthorn 175, Rita Fice 174, Fran Sleep 174, Helen Jacobs 173, Marion Almey 172, Bonnie Keates 169, Goldie Britton 169, Chris Harrison 168, Marion Henning 166, Gail Millson 167, Kay Blanchard 166, Karen Stephens 165, Jean Phillips 163, Enid Austin 162, Ruth Hartford 161, Lorraine Gray 161, Florence Dimbley 161, Shirley Greenham 158, Mary Smith 158, Murial Abernathy 157, Wilma Coombes 156, Una Miller 156, Winn Payne 156, C. Berney 155, E. Browes 155, Bessie Forsey 154, Jean Harrison 154, Betty Janack 153, Edna Barko 151, Betty Freeman 150, Pat Wichman 148, Sharon Metcalf 147, Erna Clark 146, Kathy Mitchell 145, Effie Maxwell 144, Dot Fair 141, Isabel Davis 140, Susan Jacobs 133, Isabel Harris 132, Joyce RoWe 128, Sandy Stel 124, Dianne Palmer 118, Betty Morrison 111, Sharon Brown 102. Standings Oct. 5 Marg Smith, 9115 pins, 13 points; Gail Millson, 8611, 11; Sharon Robinson 8635,8; Ruth Hartford, 8078, 8; May Alldread, 8567, 7; Pat Lunn, 8466, 7; Cisca Van Hoof, 8427, 7; Carol Roberts, 8332,6; Rita Junkin, 8194, 6;. Ena Etcher, 8271,2. High single - Helen Ellis 285. High double - Gail Millson 203, 276-479. High averages: Julie McMullen 206, Carol Roberts 205, Ann Bons 197, Bolahood Minor Pee Wee Toros opened Lakeshore League action October 16 against Kinston at Darlington Arena. Jeff Woodlock opened the scoring for Bowmanville on a goal assisted by Dean Baum- nayer and Martin Van Der Heydon in the first period. Kingston came back with two first period goals to take a 2 to 1 lead at the end of the first period. Tony Van Hoof and Shane Armstrong set up Scott Hanthorn Hanthorn for the only goal of the second period tying the game at 2. Kingston came out flying in the third period, opening a two goal lead. Jeff Woodlock, scoring his second of the game, brought the Toros to within one. Tim Partridge and Tony Van Hoof earned assists on this goal. The visitors, scoring scoring two goals within twenty- four seconds, iced the game giving them a 6-3 lead. Bolahoods Bolahoods rounded out the scoring late in the game with a goal by Tim Partridge assisted by Jeff Woodlock and Tony Van Hoof. Final score 64. Strong efforts were turned in by Jeff Woodlock, scoring twice and assisting on another, another, and Tony Van Hoof who earned three assists in the game. Derek Biss played his strongest game of the young season in goal for the Toros keeping them in the game on many occasions. McGregor Minor Bantams Collect 3 Wins One Loss On October 9, the Toro Bantams Bantams downed Whitby 8-3, with Jamie Downing and Chris Shymr each netting hat tricks (congratulations boys!). At the 4:20 mark of the first period, Shymr scored no. 1 with Jamie Downing and Shawn Rekker assisting. Brian Noble scored no. 2 before Whitby got on the score board. Scott Page got the assist. At the 13.9 mark, Shymr added his second goal. Brian Noble and Glen Campbell Campbell assisted. In the second period, Brian Noble added a power play goal on a nice pass by Chris Beck. Then Jamie Downing cut loose scoring the next three goals. Glen Campbell collected 2 assists with singles to Bob McArthur and Chris Shymr. The third period saw Chris Shymr complete his hat trick and Jamie Downing assisted. The boys relaxed a bit at this point and Whitby managed 2 more goals to end the game 8-3 for the Toros. On October 15th the Toros travelled to Peterborough and met with a 9-5 loss from a tough hard hitting club. In the first period our boys held their own and even came out with a 3-2 lead. Brian Noble scored the first goal with Kelley Armstrong assisting. assisting. Scott Page added no. 2, John Romano and Brian Noble assisted. Chris Beck added no. 3 to give a first period lead with Ted Groves and Noble collecting assists. The second period saw the Toros fall apart, Peterborough Peterborough put in 5 unanswered goals and got a 7-3 lead. The Toros recouped some in the third period and got 2 more goals against 2 more from Peterborough. Chris Shymr scored from Jamie Downing and Brian Noble scored his second goal of the game to end with 4 pts. against the strong Peterborough team. On October 16, the Minor Bantams recovered from their Peterborough loss and took out their upset on Whitby, beating them 6-1. The first period Scott Page opened the scoring with Brian Noble and John Romano gaining assists. John Romano then got his first goal of the season. Noble and Shawn Rekker collected the assists. The second period, Chris Shymr got the third Toro goal. Jamie Downing assisted. Then hard working Glen Campbell got his season opener. Jamie Downing got another assist. George Pithie raised the score to 5-0 with Larry Perris gaining gaining the assist but soon after, Whitby notched their only goal. Scott Page added his second goal of the game and Larry Perris collected another assist with Chris Beck assisting also. The third period was slow and scoreless ending the game with a 6-1 win for the Toros. On October 17, the Minor Bantams played the little NHL Black Hawks an exhibition game and defeated their visitors visitors 8-1. Ted Groves lead off the scoring with an unassisted goal in the first period. The second period George Pithie added no. 2. Ted Groves and Bob McArthur collected assists. The third period saw Shawn Rekker put in: one of his nice blue line shots - unassisted. Scott Page scored the next two goals. Larry Perris and Brian Noble each got an assist. Brian Noble upped the scores with the next two goals, the first one unassisted ® FREE 60LF Mon., Oct. 25 to Sat., Oct. 30tli In appreciation of your making this an exceptional year at Bowmanville Country Club LAST WEEK of GOLFING Course WHI bo closed is of Nov. 1st, 1982 Mayers must check In at Pro Shop For Reserved Time on Saturday Phone 623-2671 Through your tremendous support during 1982, we [are convinced that Bowmanville Country Club can once again take Its place In the community where It belongs. Thanking You Bowmanville Country Club Middle Rd. 623-2670 By B. Jones In the first match excellent goaltending provided for an exciting exchange between Bowmanville Golf and the Castle Hotel. Intense end to . end action between the pipes kept the fans on the edge of their seats. In the opening period, the Hotel Club drew first blood with B. Knox and J. Baker setting up D. Tamblyn who pumped one home. Early in the second frame A. Murphy scored with D. Tamblyn assisting, giving the Castle a two goal margin. The momentum suddenly shifted in favour of the Country Club who responded with two unanswered goals. D. Wilson collected both markers with B. Godfrey picking up the two assists. Finally, late in the third period, the sheer determination determination of Lumpy Oliver proved to be too much for the Castle. Oliver slammed the door on the Hotel Club with an unassisted goal, making it 3 - 2, to give the Country Club it's first impressive victory of the season. Unlike the first game, the second proved to De a one sided venture with Town- sports picking up an easy 9-3 win ,over Hunt's photo. Townsports released a barrage of rubber in the first period, scoring five unanswered goals. T. Jenkins collected two of his four goal night, with singles going to L. Brunt, D, Down ana J. Leddy. T, Jenkins continued his assault in the second frame, .scoring twice, once unassisted and the other set up by R, Woolner. L. Brunt tallied an unassisted goal giving Town- sports a commanding 8 - 0 lead after two, The Hapless Hunt's came alive in the third, rallying for three markers, D. Rickard opened the scoring for Hunt's with assists going to B. Jones and J. Burtch. B. Fenton popped in the other two assisted by S. Hogarth on both occasions. A. Brunt added one more goal for Townsports on an excellent second effort to end the match. Don't forget, Thursday is shinny night in Bowmanville. This week's action has the Castle Hotel challenging Lefty Wright's undefeated Town- sports at 8:00 p.m. - Bros. Pizza Outscore Bow. Cleaners Wanderers Downs Bell Three goals by Sandy Brown and a pair by Dale Copithorn paced the Bros. Pizza to a 7 - 5 win over Mike Lootsma's Bowmanville Cleaners. Bros, other goals were scored by Paul Forsey and John Stainton. Cleaners goals were scored by Doug Severn, who notched a pair - singles to Gene Balson, Terry Baker and Bruce Meadows. The fast, wide open game featured strong goal-tending performance by Mike Willoughby for Bros, and Ken Veitch for the Cleaners. The second game of the night ended up in a 4 -1 win for the Wanderers over Bell Canada. Goal scorers for the Wanderers were Pete Michelago assisted by Ivan Griffin, Tom Simpson (John Pudlis), John Pudlis (Ken Ashton) and Boyd Knox (James Baker). Bill's lone goal came from the stick of Brian Munn with the assist to (Bob Morrison). Current Standings in the league have Bros. Pizza in first place with two wins and no losses for 4 pts., followed by the Wanderers and Cleaners, with 2 pts. each on one win and one loss. Bell canada currently has two losses in the early going. Sunday night, Oct. 24th at 8:00 p.m. the game should feature great action when Bros. Pizza and the Wanderers clash. The 10:00 p.m. game features Bow. 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