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v 4 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 15,1984 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Officers of the Bowmanville Hockey Mothers Organization are President Mrs. Lloyd Nichols, Secretary, Mrs. Howard Bradley, Treasurer, Mrs. Hilda Colwell. The club has been busy mending uniforms for Young Canada Day of the three minor hockey teams in town, and have also bought hockey pants, two sets of goal pads etc., through their fund raising efforts. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Branch 178 Legion Euchre team won the Legion Zone tournament held at the Bowmanville Legion Hall recently. Team membes are Norm Woodcock, Woodcock, Randolph Scott, Jack Knight and Dick Little. LONG SAULT LOPPET -- This Saturday, February 18th, at 10 a.m. the Long Sault Conservation Area will host the first annual Ski Loppet with awards given for top female and male finishers in categories from under 11 to over 55. Phone 416-579-0411 for information. SENIOR BASEBALL -- On Wednesday, February 8th the Bowmanville Senior Baseball League held an election of officers for the coming season, with the following been elected - President President - Fred Cowle, Vice - Glen Edmondson, Sect.- Treas. - Ted Dadson, Directors - George Jones, Bud Fanning, Jim Welsh, Tony Marau, Larry Piper, Dave Edmondson, and Tom Pearson. Anyone wishing to play Seniors Baseball this year should contact Larry Piper 623-5229, Dave Edmondson 623-5755. BINGO -- The Kinsmen Club of Port Hope is sponsoring Electronic Bingo this Sunday, February 19th, at the Greenwood Tower Sherwood Room, 6:30 p.m. Limited seating available, so don't be late. AWARDS NIGHT -- The Kawartha Downs Awards of 1983 will be presented to the winners at the annual banquet to be held Saturday, February 25th, at the Miss Diana Motor Hotel, Peterborough. BONSPIEL -- The Swish Mixed Curling Bonspiel got off to a great start last Friday at the Oshawa Curling Club. Rinks entered in this fine 'spiel were from Oshawa - John Cleminson, Ted Barnes, Dave Simpson, Ray Stephenson, Wayne Barre, Bill Johnson, Phil Lawrence, Brian LoPatriello, Ted Aldridge, Bob Elliott, Doug Freeman, Bob Calford, Dave Muir, Robin Jones, along with Art Goodall, St. Catharines; Toley Wozniak, Whitby ; Pete Peters, Ottawa; Norm Campbell, Pickering Annandale; Norm James, Uxbridge; Michael Pellegrin, Humber Highland; Ted Trudeau, Bowmanville; Mac Binning, Whitby ; Norm Mills; Tam Heather; Roger McKnight, Uxbridge. BASKETBALL -- Bowmanville High School Redmen Basketball team defeated Clarke High School Raiders 57 - 48 with BHS Steve Brown collecting 18 points and A1 Rienstra, 29, in the Oshawa Times Tournament held last week at O'Neill Collegiate, Oshawa. In the championship championship game BHS was defeated 76 - 44 by Eastern ■ Commerce with BHS top scorers Steve Brown 20, Henry Duewel 8 and Ross Storey 8. Tie Games, Unusual Feature of Lakeshore Non-Contact League Tie games were the order of the night on Sunday, January 29 as Mattress Man Wanderers and Bowmanville Cleaners tied 4-4 and Bros. Pizza tied at 7-7 with Hamilton's Auto, Whitby. In the early game, just 20 seconds after J. Tousignant had given the Cleaners a 4-3 lead, Bud Westlake scored to give Wanderers the tie. Also scoring for Mattress Man were Boyd Knox, J. Pudlis and Sam Allen. Wayne Bradley, Rae Pickle and Gary Bradley scored Cleaners' other goals. In the late game, G. Luxton fired four goals including the tying marker at 18:55 of the third period to salvage a tie for Whitby. Bob Howes, Rick Ellis and G. Portcous had one goal each for Whitby. Terry Rowland and John Stainton with two goals each, led the attack for Bros. Pizza. Scoring once each were Stan Gordon, Miles Shrider and Rick Hall. On Sunday, February 5 a rare defaulted game gave Bow. Cleaners a win over Hamilton's Auto. In the only game played, Bros. Pizza exploded for five second period goals en route to a convincing 9-3 win over Mattress Man Wanderers. Rick Hall led Bros, with a hat trick, with two goals coming from Mark Rowland and T. Prentice. Also scoring for Bros, with one each were Bob Villenue and Henry Szenote. For Mattress Man the goals were scored by D, Kohn, Sam Allen and Bud Westlake, LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF FEBRUARY 5 Won Lost Tied Pts. G.F. G.A. Bowmanville Cleaners 9 3 2 20 93 76 Bros. Pizza 6 6 2 14 91 80 Mattress Man 6 7 1 13 84 97 Hamilton's Auto 4 9 1 9 87 101 Top Ten Standings Player Team C A Pts. l'.l.M. G, Bradley Bow. Cleaners 19 17 86 8 S. West Bow. Cleaners 16 18 34 9 G, Luxton Hamilton's Auto 20 14 34 4 R. Ellis Hamilton's Auto 21 12 33 7 B. Howes Hamilton's Auto 18 10 28 9 B. Knox Mattress Man 12 15 27 8 S. Allen Mattress Man 18 13 26 8 B. Villenue Bros, Pizza 9 17 26 0 J. Stainton Bros, Pizza 17 7 24 4 M. Shrider Bros. Pizza 7 17 24 0 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specially is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln driec' hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog, • Softwoods llartlwoodS sollwootl plywood. MILL and YARD Specially 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 SPORTS [ sport-tslk 62Î-HOÎ REGISTRATION -- The Solina Recreation Association will hold registration for summer sports on Friday and Saturday, March 16th and 17th. This year it is hoped that teams will be formed for T ball, soccer and baseball. Be sure to register on the given dates. Toronto Tramplers Win World Hockey Title Teams from Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto and Bowmanville played in the 1st Annual Outdoor rink world hockey championship here on Saturday afternoon with the Toronto Tramplers four-man team winning the crown and trophy. The champs, from left to right are Dave Knight, Mike Gouinlock, Ron Strike and John Lloyd. The tournament was played on Strike's outdoor rink under somewhat damp conditions, but nobody was complaining. Prout's Raiders Win Championship in Port Hope Pee Wee Tournament Prout's Raiders finish in last place after meeting Hutton Transport on Jan. 28 in Pee Wee Town League action. Prout's Radiers made a good effort throughout the game, but Hutton's wheels crushed them with a score of 8 - 1. Scoring Prout's only goal of 1 the game was David Kichko. Win Championship Prout's Raiders were invited to the Port Hope Pee Wee Tournament on Feb. 4th. It was time for Prout's to put their troubles behind them and start putting things together and they certainly did that. The first game started in the dressing room with a lot of pre-game instructions and proper mental attitude. It was all the coaches could do to hold them back at the start of the game. Prout's first game was against the Grafton Club and they hit the ice skating and working their butts off as Ivan McDonald opened the scoring, assisted by David Kichko. Prout's scored their second goal in the first period by David Kichko with' a neat setup setup by Gilbert Holder and Ivan McDonald. In the second period, with good solid team effort, Prout's Duanne Adams scored, assisted by Kevin Cosgrove. Prout's Gilbert Holder skating and setting up plays, scored their fourth goal, assisted by David Kichko. The Grafton Club came bouncing back with a goal showing some fine passing and skating themselves with some good defensive work from Chris Raby and Murray Charland helped keep their team spirit up as David Kichko scored his second goal of the game, assisted by Gilbert Holder. The Grafton Club scored their second goal early in the third period, but with good steady goaltending from Prout's Billy Burgess held the score down as the Grafton Club tried a screen shot from the blue line. Coming up with great defensive work from Prout's also was Glen Murdoch and Paul Crago. All Prout's members gave 100% as Ivan McDonald scored his second goal of the game, assisted by Paul Crago and Gilbert Holder. Final score of the game Prout's 6 - Grafton 2. Prout's Raiders Gilbert Holder was awarded with a new stick as he was voted M.V.P. of the game. Congratulations Gilbert, you deserved it. Prout's second game was against Baltimore. Prout's all fired up and ready to go again, scored early in the first period by David Kichko, assisted by Gilbert Holder. This game provied to be a little bit tougher as Prout's forwards had to do a lot of back checking. Prout's Andy Big Canoe did a fine job here along with Ivan McDonald. Prout's defenseman Glen Murdoch came up with another good game as did his partner Chris Raby. Murray Charland made a couple of key plays with Paul Cragoe stopping Baltimore at the blue line. The Baltimore club scored two goals in the second period to take the lead, but Prout's weren't about to give up. They wanted that game to put them in the finals. Prout's needed and got good support from their goalie Billy Burgess again. All Prout's members kept plugging away as they tied the game early in the third period. Scoring Prout's goal was Ivan McDonald, assisted by David Kichko. This really lifted the team as the game was 2 - 2 in regulation time. Under tournament rules the overtime when five minutes sudden-death periods, as required with the buzzer to be sounded after each minute to stop play and permit one player from each team to be removed from the ice. In the overtime period. there were scoring opportunities for both clubs. With three players for Prout's left on the ice Paul Crago, Ivan McDonald and Gilbert Holder the threesome moved the puck down in the Baltimore end and with 10 seconds to go Gilbert Holder scored the winning goal. This' game put Prout's in the A championship game. Again, congratulations to Gilbert anti his teammates. You earned it. Prout's third game for the championship was against a Port Hope team, Richards Printing. Prout's took to the ice with that winning attitude again, there was no thought of giving up this time either. Prout's put on a lot of pressure with some forechecking by Kevin Cosgrove and Andy Big Canoe which enabled their centreman Duanne Adams to score early in the first period. Coming up with another good defensive game by moving the puck around were Prout's Chris Raby and Murray Charland. Prout's second goal of the game was scored by David Kichko while showing some fine moves to go around the Port Hope players. In the second period, Port Hope put the pressure on, but Prout's goalie Billy Burgess stood his ground and held them off. Some good two-way hockey being played by Prout's defensemen Paul Crago and Glen Murdoch helped ward off the attackers throughout the game also. Prout's third goal was scored by Gilbert Holder as he and Ivan McDonald went wheeling and passing down the ice, with Ivan picking up the assist. Port Hope finally hit the goal sheet, but it turned out to be the only goal they were to score. Front's came back in the third period as Paul Crago set up Ivan McDonald for his first goal of the game. Again with some good checking and moves to get around the Port Hope players, Prout's Andy Big Canoe scored unassisted. Mid-way in the third period a picturesque play by Ivan McDonald as Paul Crago passed across to right wing, Ivan picking it up crossed the blue line, as the Port Hope defenseman fell in front of Ivan, he cut to the centre, half jumping over the falling player and let a back-hand shot go to the bottom right corner. Great move Ivan. Final score of the game 6 -1 for Prout's. This game gave Prout's the championship and individual trophies as well as a happy bunch of boys. Well done guys. It was a well run tournament with a lot of fine hockey played by all the teams. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified - Mon. 4:30 p.m. a KRAC0 M Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger - (Licensed Carpenter) Sira: DISCOUNT on 1984 GOLF Memberships -- Limited Time Only - Bowmanville Country Club Phone 623-2670 Men's Major February 8,1984 Laird - won 13V2, lost 4M-, 19% points; Stacey -13,15,18; Etcher - 10%, 7%, 13%; Adams -10,8,13; Coombes - 9, 912; Edmondson -9,9,11; Oke - 8, 10, 11; Wilcox - 9, 9, 11; Piper - 9, 9,11; Perfect - 8,10, 10; Georgiou-6,12,9; Pearson -4,14,5. Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 255, Rick Stacey 251, John Pearson 247, Larry Georgiou 241, Gord Wilcox 234, Wayne Coombes 231, Bob Laird 229, Dick Perfect 228, Barry Henning 227, Ron Etcher 227. High Single Gord Simpson 321 High Single Team Georgiou 1298 High Triple John Pearson 836 High Triple Team Georgiou 3371 Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Cardinals 23, Crows 19, Robins 16, Canaries 15, Blue Jays 14, Sparrows 13, Blackbirds Blackbirds 12, Orioles 8. High Games A. Lugtenburg 136 (220), B. McKinnon 121 (217), S. Hamilton 110 (213). Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 38, Hancock 31, Stacey 29, Hall 25, Couch 25, Lugtenburg 23, Thertell 22, Evans 18, Connaghan 14, Hamilton 14, Big Canoe 11, Harrison 2. High Singles C. Hamilton 220, E. Evers 217, G. Thertell 212, D. Clark 199, A. Stacey 196. High Triples C. Hamilton 592, D. Couch, 558, E. Evers 539, E. Cook 524, A. Stacey 518, G. Thertell 512,. Stacey 518, G. Thertell 512, C. Farrow 493. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Dudley 26, McMullen 23, Grant 22, Smith 21, Lugtenburg Lugtenburg 21, Walkey 13. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 233, 234, T. McMullen 223, 233, K. Smith 228, D. Dickson 218, K, McFeeters 210. High Triples T. McMullen 631, M. Lugtenburg Lugtenburg 615; K. Smith 574, D. Dickson 562, D. Grant 531, T. Richards 514, T. Kirkton 510, K. McFeeters 510. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Trotter 25, Thompson 24, Kirkton 20, Stacey 15. High Games G. Stacey 227 (592), R. Terry 217 (589), K. Wright 213 ( 575), D. Thompson 213 (562), S. Thompson 219 (517). EXHIBIT -- The International Auto Show will run until Sunday, February 19th from 10 a.m. at the International Centre, 6900 Airport Rd., Mississauga. On display will be special cars such as General Motors AERO 2000 concept design vehicle from the Epcot Center in Florida and the new Pontiac Fiero with a demonstration of outside outside panels being installed. Ford shows the new Lincoln Mark VII with advance design accessories accessories and design. Ford will exhibit two feature cars from European shows, the A.C. - Ghia and Ghia Brezza. Chrysler Canada will feature their hot-selling "Magic Vans," the Plymouth Voyager Voyager and Dodge Caravan, a successful cross between a passenger car/wagon and a full size van. They also have their turbo-charged 145 HP Laser and Dayton Sport Coupes. Montreal Expo's star Gary Carter will be at the Chrysler exhibit to sign autographs. TOUGH BREAK -- Our sympathy goes out to pairs figure skaters Barb Underhill and Paul Martini at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. Touted to win a medal, Barb took a disastrous fall in the short program which virtually put them out of reach of their dreams and hopes of a medal. All the years of practice wiped out in an instant. Tough break. We offer sincere congratulations to this talented couple for the level of competition they have attained. HOLE-IN-ONE -- Bowmanville Golf Club Pro Bruce Welsh scored the first ace of 1984, while vacationing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina last week. Bruce used an eight iron on Oyster Bay's 135 yard, 6th hole. The hole-in-one was witnessed by Dave Wilson, Jerry Neamish and Craig Syderenko. JUNIOR BASEBALL -- A meeting will be held this Sunday, February 19, 10 a.m. at Bowmanville Police Building to form an executive for a Junior Baseball team in town. Anyone interested in helping out this venture is asked to come to the meeting. Heritage House Major Atoms Start Playoff The Heritage House Major Atoms started their round robin playoff series on Saturday, Feb. 11th in Trenton. The Toros controlled controlled the play for the majority of the game, but had to settle settle for a 3-3 tie. Bowmanville started strongly and took an early 1-0 lead on the strength of Ryan Putnam's power play goal from Ronnie Luxton. Trenton tied the game at 1, when they too scored on a powerplay goal. The Toros came charging back when Chris Brown swatted a Shawn McFadyen relay past the Trenton goalie to put the Toros in front 2-1. Trenton scored once more to end the first period tied at two apiece. In the second period, the Toros continued to press and it finally paid off when Ronnie Luxton took a shot from the point after making a nice play to keep the puck in Trenton's end. The puck was deflected into the corner where Ryan Putnam scooped it up and fed a perfect perfect pass onto Matthew Doughty's stick. .Matthew, made no mistake as he de- . sposited it behind Trenton's Trenton's goalie to give Bowmanville Bowmanville a 3-2 lead. Both teams played well with the Mighty Bulls, continuing continuing to press, but just couldn't capitalize on their many scoring opportunities as Trentons goalie Jeff Robson Robson came up time and again with some fine saves. Not to. be outdone, Bowmanville's goaltending tandem of Geoff Smith and Jason His-, cock made some nice saves, although they weren't tested as often. With just 1:19 left in the game, Trenton broke in to score the equalizer, and the contest ended tied at 3. The Heritage House boys played well and hustled for three periods. 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