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sporf-ftlk iti-iiOi EARNS BERTH -- Durham Strider's Silvia ;Ruegger was the first place winner on Saturday, in ;the 5,500 m event at the University Cross Country Championships. Silvia's time of 19.04 earned her a berth on the Ontario team which will be competing in the Canadian Universities finals this weekend in Sudbury. B.N.C.H.L. Standings as of Oct. 30,1983 Burke Division The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 2,1983 7 Courtice Auto Wreckers Tie in Non Contact Team •Flying Dutchman San Marino .United Drug Courtice Auto Oliver Division Shoppers Clinic Phar. Bow. Rest. Beasties Top Scorers Burke Division Name E. Strand J. Stainton R. Hall E. Coscarella J. Smith G.P.WL T G.F.G.A. Pts. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Team San Marino United United San Marino Dutchman 35 40 29 15 46 41 18 7 16 24 18 41 17 23 35 57 G.P. G A 10 8 6 8 5 Oliver Division ■G. James P. Murdoch b. Janitsch G. Hillis :M. Knight Shoppers Clinic Clinic Clinic Shoppers 6 5 6 5 6 6 17 1210 7 13 7 12 11 4 MIP 0 6 24 0 0 6 0 15 15 9 11 7 6 1 12 6 5 0 Pts. 19 16 14 12 11 23 22 20 19 15 Cowan's Jr. C Eagles Still Undefeated McGregor Bantams Drop Two After Beating Bewdley and Stoufftille Team G.P. W L T Pts. Lakefield 8 7 0 1 15 Bowmanville 8 6 0 2 14 Port Perry 9 6 1 2 14 Lindsay 8 4 2 2 10 Cobourg 9 5 4 0 10 Stouffville 10 4 6 0 8 Little Britain 8 2 4 3 7 Uxbridge 8 2 6 0 4 Port Hope 9 2 7 0 4 Bewdley 10 1 9 0 2 Eagles 9 Bewdley 0 The Cowan sponsored Jr. C. Eagles visited the Rice Lake Rangers in Bewdley Wednesday Wednesday Oct. 26 and crushed the hapless Rangers by a 9 to 0 score. The Eagles led 3 to 0 after one period on goals by Nighthawks Win 'C' Lob-Ball Title ; On Monday, Sept. 26th at Vincent Massey School the Nighthawks wound up the "C" division Lob Ball championship by defeating Orono 4, 7-6 to win the series three games to one. Team members are front row, left to right George Reaman, Alex Wilson, Bob Carswell, Lynn Wood. Second row, left to right Praig Carswell, Kevin (Scoop) Cruickshank, Ralph Watts, Rob McGee, Ed Banks. Third row, left to right Donald Potter, Roy Connelly, AI Junkin, JVilfred Potter, Rick Bain, Clifford Potter, Jeth Potter, absent at time of picture Pete Henderson, Neil Cruickshank, Eric Moore, Randy Fox, Al Cole, pean Rutherford. Esso: Meeting your needs. "There are many good reasons to switch to Esso. The main one is personal service you can depend on If you're thinking of .switching oil companies. companies. then consider the reasons why you should switch to lisso. For starters, I can offer you tin site )) delivery of gasoline, diesel, lubricants and heating oil. That's quality fuels In the quantities you nccd-whcn you need them-and performance performance proven lubricants to keep your machinery working harder, longer. 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The Rangers appear to be having real growing pains in the Jr. C. League this season after making the playoffs in two of the past three seasons since upgrading their classification classification from Jr. D. to Jr. C. Eagles 6 Stouffville 1 The Jr. C. Eagles ran their undefeated streak to eight games Sunday night in the Eagles' nest when they defeated defeated Stouffville Clippers by a 6 to 1 score. The Eagles opened the scoring at the eight minute mark of the first period. Matt Willis from Darryl Rowe then Chris Michelson scored his first of two goals assisted by Pete Krukkert and Carl Neilson, Neilson, then Michelson again before the period ended from Pete Kurkkert. Both of these goals were power play efforts. The Eagles led 3.to 0 after one period. The Clippers cut the Eagles' lead to 3 to 1 halfway through the second period, scoring a power play goal but only three minutes later Carl Neilson St. Marys Juveniles St. Mary's Cement Juveniles Juveniles winning streak has climbed climbed to five in a row after defeating Baltimore and Cobourg last week. On Tuesday, the Toros travelled to Baltimore and came away with a 7 - 3 victory. Scoring for Bowmanville were Ron Hopcroft with two goals and one assist, Deryk Clark two goals and one assist, Don Daigle one goal and one assist, Roger Hornsby one goal and one assist, and Kevin Newell one goal. John Stevenson, Trevor Martin and Scott Richards each had one assist. On Wednesday Bowmanville Bowmanville defeated Cobourg in Darlington Arena 9 - 4. Goal scorers for St, Mary's were Randy Ellis three, Dan Weir two, and singles to Steve Taylor, Ron Hopcroft, Jay Sweet and Glen Mathews, Assists went to Deryk Clark three, Glen Mathews three, Grant Gibson two, and single assists to Steve Taylor, Dan Weir, Ron Hopcroft, Randy Ellis, Roger Hornsby, Kevin Newell, John Stevenson and Glen German, Bowmanville. Next home game will be Wednesday, Nov. 2, 8:00 p.m. at Darlington Arena against Lindsay. Merry Mekeri Roberts 17,14,195; Donohue 14, 13,761; Smith 13, 13,703; Etcher 11, 13,309; Burgess 10, 13,704; Harrison 7,12,840. High Single - Lynne Wereszczynski 266, High Double - Mary Huisman 475 (241,234), High Average - Carol Roberts - 206. St. Joseph's Bowling Team Standings Linda Sutherland 43, Bob Brown 31, Les Hunt 29, George Gibbs 27, Marilyn Policy 24, Brian Powers 21, Steve Sanderson 13, Nancy Wiersma L Ladies High Triple - Ricky Zealand 612, Ladies High Single - Joan Gibbs 236. Men's High Triple ■ Bob Brown 659, Men's High Single • Bob Brown 258, knocked down an errant clearing clearing pass and made no mistake. This ended the scoring for the second period, the Eagles leading 4 to 1, The Eagles scored the only two goals of the third period, Brent Clemens getting the first one from Duane Major and Bruce Beaton, then hard working Pete Krukkert scored from Tim Preston. The final score the Eagles 6 Stouffville 1. The Eagles visit Cobourg Halloween night and are home this coming Sunday Nov. 6 in the Eagles' nest to host the Uxbridge Bruins who played a good game here a couple of weeks ago when they lost to the Eagles by a 6 to 4 score. On Tuesday Oct. 25th, the McGregor Hardware Bantams Bantams traveled to Orono. What might sound like a one-sided hockey game, in Orono's favour, was in reality a rather well played affair. Orono, having been stopped on numerous occasions by both defence and goaltending, finally put one past Burke Lush with 2:47 left in the first period. A steady skating and scoreless scoreless second period produced both dramatic and exciting plays at both ends. In the third, size finally paid off as Orono was able to put one past Darrin Bunker to make it 2 - 0, As the period wound down, Troy Harness, having been called up from the second team, picked up the puck in his own end and weaved through Orono's team to score Bowmanville's only goal. Orono, not to be outdone, just 50 seconds later finished the scoring with passing play to end the game 3 -1. Sat. Oct. 29th, saw Pickering Pickering enter the Darlington arena and skate off with a well deserved 6-1 victory. The McGregor boys opened the scoring at 8:49 of the first on a goal by Brad Carnegie from Mark Tripp. At this point the boys let down with Pickering Pickering scoring to tie the game in the first, three in the second and two in the third, sealing the coffin for the Toros. We would like to welcome back Paul Boyle who missed Wednesday's game and is now playing with a chipped bone in his wrist. The McGregor Hardware boys next home game will be Sat. Nov. 12 against Port Perry. By R. Edmunds After six weeks of play, only Shoppers Drug Mart and The Flying Dutchmen remain undefeated undefeated in the Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League. Flying Dutchmen and Clinic Pharmacy squared off in their first meeting of this season and the Dutchmen were hard pressed to hold on to a narrow 6 - 5 victory. Clinic, playing with intensity were able to keep the Dutchmen in check until Jim Smith, with his first of two, put his team ahead to stay at the 14 second mark of the final frame, John Mather also had a pair while Paul Bycok and Doug Taylor netted singletons. George Hillis and Pat Murdoch each had two and Paul Hoy one for the Clinic. Courtice Auto Wreckers appeared headed for their first victory of the season until penalties were to prove costly. Leading 3 -1 with under two minutes to play, Courtice was tagged with a pair of infractions infractions which resulted in two Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern markers and a 3 - 3 final score as the buzzer sounded. sounded. Jim Partner (two) and Tom Fennell had the Courtice goals. Dave Wilson, John Moon and Grant Powell gave B. R. and T. the tie. Shoppers increased their Oliver Division lead to six points by turning back United Drug 3 - 2 in Sunday's opener. Rick Drew scored at the 53 second mark to give United an early first period lead. Shoppers Shoppers fought back on goals by Steve Gray and Tully Thompson Thompson to end the first period. Terry Klawitter had the only goal of the second frame to give Shoppers a 3 - 1 lead heading home. John Stainton, with his eighth of the campaign campaign brought United to within one but Shoppers were able to protect their lead and preserve preserve the victory. San Marino Chargers, after dropping two straight, regained regained second place in the Burke Division by scoring an 8 - 2 victory over the Beasties. Chargers on goals by Brian Mann and Warren Alder (two each), Mike MacGregor, Dan Norton, Emery Coscarella, and John Cannings handed the luckless Beasties their 6th consecutive defeat. Dave Whittaker had both Beastie markers. FAIR PLAY COO For Children in Sport PARENT FAIRPtAY GO For Children in Sport DES PIA n •R 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Remember children play for their enjoyment not yours. Encourage your child to play by the rules of the game and by the fair play codes. Show your appreciation of volunteer coaches and officials. Never ridicule or yell at your child for making a mistake or losing a competition. Turn defeat into victory by emphasizing the value of honest effort, skill improvement improvement and fair play. As spectators, applaud all good plays both your team's and the opponents'. Actions speak louder than words. Make sure your behavior sets a good example for fair play. Support all efforts to remove violence from children's sport. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Play for your own enjoyment, not just to please parents, teachers or coaches. Control your temper--fighting and "mouthing off" spoil the game for everybody. Cooperate with your team mates and opponents for without them you don't have a game. Play by the rules. Work equally hard for yourself and your team. Your team's performance will benefit and so will your own. Winning is only part of it. Having fun, improving skills, making friends and doing your best, are also important. Cheer all good plays, both your team's and the opponents'. Remember that coaches and officials are there to help you. Cooperate with them. Sponsored by King Garden Restaurant and Tavern 73 King Street East 623-4255 Bowmanville Sponsors of King Garden Old-Timers Hockey Club The Canadian Statesman