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( t I 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21,1984 Section Two Non-Contact Hockey A goal by the Flying Dutchman's No. 14 J. Robinson Robinson in the first, and a short- handed goal in the third by No. 12 J. Ayre, of the newly sponsored sponsored "Twin Brand Orchards" Beasties, was the only scoring in Saturday night's first round play. The odd penalty, four to the Dutchman and three to the Beasties, proved fatal to the lead the Dutchman had held from midway through the first, as the goal came :28 seconds after the Flying Dutchman player stepped into the box. Shots on goal reflect a very close checking game as Twin Brand's goalie faced only 12 shots while his counterpart counterpart faced 18. To date, the Beasties have been assessed 32 minor penalties and the Flying Dutchman boys 27. In Saturday's second round Barrett Electric shocked Toby's Pub with a 5 to 3 jolt. R. Hall was the spark for Barrett as he totalled three goals and two minor penalties. Toby's Pub's big scorer M. Clouthier managed two goals in his team's effort to overcome Barrett. Despite having eight powerplays in the game, Toby's mustered only 16 shots on goal. Barrett, on the other hand, had three powerplays and 20 shots. Barrett Electric are the league's leader in minor penalties, 45 assessed, compared with Toby's, who are last with 24 penalties served. Seldom, in our league, does a team that is outshot win the game. Shopper's outshot Courtice Auto Wreckers 34 to 29 but lost the game 3 to 2. Shopper's Drug Mart, who have 27 minor penalties to their credit this year, did not add to that total* as Courtice took all four minors assessed, to bring their team total to 26 minors. T. Klawitter scored twice for Shopper's while R. West, A. Junkin and J. Mather tallied for Courtice. Shopper's powerplay was shut down in all cases, while J. Mather's goal was scored while his team, Courtice, were short- handed. Clinic Pharmacy had the right prescription in the late game on Sunday, as they gave San Marino's a 5 to 2 headache. headache. B. Janilsch from I. Hamilton, his first point of the season, opened the scoring in the first period with the only recorded goal. Clinic continued continued to maintain a fast pace and again recorded the only goal in a period, the second. San Marino's came back with goals by W. Alder and D. Norton but were unable to catch Clinic, who had goals from P. Murdock with a pair, and D. Tulk, his first goal of the season. Penalties were four to Clinic, bringing their total up to 33, second in the league, and San Marino's had two, giving them 31 minors so far this season. Team Reps are reminded of the League Meeting, which will be held on Wednesday, November 28, 1984at7:30 p.m. at the Flying Dutchman. At this time, arrangements will be discussed for the tournament. tournament. Ken Wright Haulage Downs Uxbridge 3-2 On Saturday, November 10th the Ken Wright Atom Selects travelled to Uxbridge and defeated Uxbridge 3 - 2 in a very exciting game, with the winning goal being scored at the 18:44 mark of the final Legion Ladies Bowling Team Standings Virg. Fairey 24572 pinfall, 29 points; Joan Sutcliffe 24976, 21 Vs; Rita Junkin 24418, 20'/2 - , Patti Roberts 23911, 15; Onie Etcher 23728, 15; Sheila Roberts 23587, 8. 10 Top Averages J. Sutcliffe 216, S. Roberts 204, H. Brock 201, V. Fairey 201, O. Etcher 198, R. Junkin 197, D. Sellers 193, P. Roberts 193, P. Connaghan 192, Barb Hanc 192. 700 Games - Hilda Brock 711. High Single - Debbie Sellers 280. High Triple - Hilda Brock 711. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 216. Absent - Joan Hooper, Betty Bishop, Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standing Nancy Living 21 Vi points, 27549 pins; Jackie Braybrook 21, 27423; Fern Bradley 17'A 27605; Wilma VanGoor 16, 25565; Donna Harness 15, 26497; Sheila Roberts 15, 26326; Sharlene DeHart 15, 25894; Barb Osborne 14,26456; Lynda Nickerson 14, 26293; Rita VanGoor 12,25320; Gwen Forrester 10, 25263; Karen Burns 9, 26326. Top Ten Averages Nancy Living 231, Donna Harness 227, Jackie Braybrook Braybrook 217, Sharlene DeHart 206, Sheila Roberts 200, Barb Osborne 199, Donna Stainton 193, Lynda Nickerson 192, Fern Bradley 192, Pat Hether- ington 192. High Single - Donna Harness 353. High Triple - Donna Harness 865. 15th ANNUAL Travel Trailer and Motor Home Show Nov. 14th to 24th Mon. to Fri. 9-8 * Sat, 9 6 * Sun. 12-6 Complete line of TERRY TAURUS TRAILERS from 1 7' to 34' TERRY TAURUS 5th WHEELS from 18' to 35' Canada's largest Terry Taurus dealer lor the 1984 Model year NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES LTD. Hwy. No. 12(One mile N. of Manchester) R.R. 1, Port Perry • 1-416-985-3372 FREE COFFEE/DONUTS * HEATED SHOWROOM Goalie Foul Brooks Earns Shut-out for Square Boy In 4-0 Victory Over Kool Eagles Host Big and Little Brothers period on an excellent effort by defenceman Grant Spencer with the assist going to Greg Cook. The other two goals were scored by Justin Merkac and Chris Filler with assists going to Joey Bate and Tyson Pearcy. The entire team put out an excellent effort and outhustled a much larger and older team. The team's next game is Thursday, November 15 at Newcastle at 6:00 p.m. Come out and support the Atom Selects and see some excellent hockey. Men's Major Bowling November 14,1984 Stacey - won 24, lost 9, 33 points ; Laird - 22, 11, 29; Perfect -21,12,28; Davies - 20, 13, 27; Henning - 19, 14, 25; Wilcox -17, 16, 24; Pearson - 16, 17, 21; Piper - 15, 18, 19; Georgiou -12, 21,17; Coombes -11,22,14; Farrell -10, 23,13; Etcher-11,22,13. Top 10 Averages Roger Davies 252, Rick Stacey 243, John Pearson 240, Gord Wilcox 237, Wayne Coombes 230, Larry Georgiou 226, Ron Etcher 224, Larry Piper 224, Don Ellis 223, Dick Perfect 222. , High Single Roger Davies 334 High Single Team Davies 1230 High Triple Roger Davies 853 High Triple Team Davies 3526 Town & Country A1 Bentley 38, Les Hunt 32, Eve Cole 29, Linda Bentley 28, Mike Powers 25, Walter Curr 25, Kim Powers 24, Steve Sanderson 23. Ladies' High Triple - Linda Bentley 660. Men's High Triple - Bob Brown 677. Ladies' High Single - Linda Bentley 254. Men's High Single - Bob Brown 271. Ladies Over 250 - Linda Bentley 254. The Bowmanville Eagles hosted the Big and Little Brothers of the Town of Newcastle on Sun., Nov. 11, during the Junior 'C' contest against Little Britain. Unfortunately, the Eagles could not get on track and lost to the visitors by an 8-4 count. with souvenirs from the Eagles, as well as free pop and gift certificates from McDonald's. With Little Brothers Jason Bagnell and Jon Cripps, are Fred Roberts, director of the Eagles, Big Brothers Richard Horton and Alex McFarlane, and Eagles However, the Little Brothers enjoyed the game director, Beth Campbell. Little Britain Defeats Bowmanville Eagles 8-4 By Sam Laskaris What a difference a week makes. The Bowmanville Eagles who had one week earlier humiliated the Little Britain Merchants 9 - 1 in Little Britain lost to the same Merchants at home on Sunday by a score of 8 - 4. The Eagles never really were in this game as the Merchants scored early and took advantage of the opportunities that were given to them. The scoring was opened by the Merchants' Gord Thomson at 3:23 with assists credited to Glen Miller and Gord Cawker. The Merchants then beat Eagles' goaltender Don Hayes twice within a span of seven seconds forcing coach Paul Robinson to make a goal tending tending change. Willie Thornbury scored at 16:10 from Miller and Rob Louttit. Then at 16:17 Brian Beukaboom gave the Merchants a 3 - 0 lead when he scored from Miller and Louttit. Randy Ellis got Bowmanville Bowmanville onto the scoresheet at 16:37 when he connected on a pass from Glenn German. The Merchants however restored their three-goal lead going into the middle stanza when Tim Siddle beat Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net at 18:22. This was a powerplay effort by the Merchants and Chris McLean had the lone assist on ' the play. In the second period the Merchants continued from where they had left off in the first period. After only 28 seconds had elapsed Doug Taylor scored from Miller and Beukaboom. Then at 1:57 the identical trio teamed up to give the Merchants a commanding commanding 6 -1 lead. At 13:09 the Merchants' Taylor completed a natural hat trick when he scored from Jerry Vallier and Thornbury. Only eleven seconds later Mark Hickey scored the Eagles' second goal of the game from Brian Keenan and Andy Terry. In the final period the Merchants Merchants once again scored early. McLean was the goal- getter with the assists going out to Kevin Barker and S. Cawker at the 1:12 mark. Bowmanville was successful in scoring the game's final two goals but the old clichee "too little, too late" definitely applied to this encounter. Ellis scored his second of the evening at 5:20 from Brian Heard. Then on the powerplay Brad Clemens scored his first goal this year with the lone assist awarded to Ellis. This goal was scored while a delayed delayed penalty was going to be called against the Merchants and with Hooper out of the net in favour of an extra attacker. Special mention should go out to the Merchants' captain Miller who had five assists on the evening. For the Eagles Ellis not only scored twice and added an assist but in the final period he engaged in a fight with the Merchants' resident tough guy Vallier. The Eagles played again on Monday night in Cobourg (after our press deadline). The team's next game will be on Saturday in Port Perry with a slated starting time of 8:00 p.m. Then on Sunday the Lindsay Trent Muskies will provide the opposition for the Eagles at home. Results of all three games will be given in next week's Canadian Statesman. Statesman. Hospital Bowling YOUTH BOWLING Tyke Division Team Standings Scooby Doo 30, Pac Man 29, Woody Woodpecker 27, Chipmunks Chipmunks 22, Charlie Brown 15, Bugs Bunny 12, Smurfs 10 Spiderman 9. High Single - Sam Hill 108. Bantam Division Team Standings Flint 40, Huard 39, McFeeters 39, Floyd 35, Big Canoe 32, Wraight 26, McMullen 21, Gowans 18, Hall 16, Smith 14. High Singles - J. McFeeters 193, C. L. Courneyea 186, J. Wraight 180, D. Big Canoe 174, J. Hall 168, D. Smith 168. High Triples - B. Evers 444, J. Hall 441, S. McMullen 437, C. L. Courneyea 428, D. Smith 415, J. McFeeters 396. Junior Division Team Standings Farrow 37, Couch 36, Maynard 34, Dudley 31, Smith 27, McMullen 22, Walkey 21, Grant 16. High Singles - D. Grant 360, 248, D. Dickson 260, V. Sutherland Sutherland 223, C. Walkey 218, G. Thertell 217, C. A. Farrow 214, J. Bagnell 214, C. Connaghan 213, K. Maynard 210, D. Couch 203, T. Hanc 201. High Triples - D. Grant 730, D. Couch 554, K. Maynard 553, C. Walkey 541, C. A. Farrow 539, K. Smith 536, C. Connaghan Connaghan 532, D. Dickson 531, S. Little 514, T. McMullen 513, V. Sutherland 513. Master Junior Trophy Winners - K. Maynard - Pins over average for three games plus 104; G. Thertell - Pins over average for one game plus 67; M. Harness - High Triple Flat - 558. Senior Division Team Standing S. Kirkton 34, Ti. Kirklon 18, Terry 17, Trotter 15. High Singles - S. Kirkton 282, 226, R. Sutcliffe 268, 197, D. Trotter 240, 207, R. Terry 229, K. Wright 210, 210, 202, Ti. Kirkton 185, C. Hill 181. High Triples - S. Kirkton 692, R. Sutcliffe 645, K. Wright 622, D. Trotter 611, R. Terry 578. Dates to Remember - Saturday, November 17th, no bowling due to the Santa Claus Parade. Saturday, November 24th - Bring a Buddy Tournament and Saturday, December 1st - I Beat My Coach. Ladies' High Single - Susie Marshall 289. Men's High Single - Art Atkinson 269. Ladies' High Triple - Susie Marshall 698. Men's High Triple - Art Atkinson 680. Top Ten Averages Phil Woodcock 215, Art Atkinson 212, Susie Marshall 195, Rod Greenley 193, Janice Woodcock 184, Brian Cascag- nette 179, Janet Storey 177, Gary Pickard 173, Jim MacDonald 171, Gerry Lyle 171. Team No. 5 is in first place with 56 points and 26254 pin fall. November 13,1984 Ladies' High Single Janice Woodcock 289 Men's High Single Gerry Lyle 260 Ladies' High Triple Janice Woodcock 654 Men's High Triple Phil Woodcock 604 Top 10 Averages Phil Woodcock 214, Art Atkinson 210, Susie Marshall 194, Rod Greenley 191, Janice Woodcock 187, Janet Storey 182, Brian Cascagnette 180, Jim MacDonald 174, Gary Pickard 173, Gerry Lyle 171. Teams 3 and 5 are tied for first place with 58 points. Sunday Morning Hockey League CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE LADIES AQUA-FITNESS at the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE COST: $30.00 lor 10 -1 hour sessions (Includes 45 minutes water exorcises and 15 minutes swim, sauna and whirlpool) REGISTRATION: November 26 • 28, 1984 a I Com munity Services office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville L1C 3A6, 0:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mail-in registrations to tho above address will also bo accepted prior lo November 20th. Forms available at Fitness Centro & Community Services. CLASS TIMES: Tuesdays, 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. (starts Doc. 4) Wednesdays, 8:00 ■ 9:00 p.m. (starts Don, 5) Thursdays, 9:15 • 10:15 a.m.. (starts Doc, 6) Classes are limited lo twenty people so register now! For lurllior Information, call tho Fitness Centro a 1023-3392. As the teams move on into this year's schedule, the games are a lot tighter, Sunday's games were important important in the league standings, the results left only a point separating each of the top three teams. Game one was a close checking game, a battle of the blue lines. Royalview look a lead late in the first and was able to hang on to win. Although Although Cowans with a good effort late in the third, just couldn't hit the target. The final score was 4-3 Royal-' view. Scoring for Royalview, A1 Urbas one goal and an assist, Charlie Andolsek one goal, Vince Proberl one goal, Dan Armstrong one goal, one assist, Paul Kennedy two assists, James Patterson two assists, Brian and Ken Hall one assist each. Scoring for Cowans, Steve Carrie one goal and an assist, Dan Gilham and Ted Pel a goal apiece, Mark Bernie, Bill Hogarth and Steve Label each with assists. Game two went back and forth for two periods. It was 2 - 2 going into the third, anybody's anybody's game, until Franks took on a load of penalties. Spencers from then on took control, scoring some slick goals to win the game 6 - 2. Scoring for Spencers, Steve I-Iusman and Ted Paul with a pair each, Joe Hollister and Steve Simpson with singles. Assists go to Doug Ritchie three, Jim Hogarth, Steve Hall and Joe Hallister with doubles, John Hogarth, Steve Simpson and Walt Paul with singles. Scoring for Franks, Mark Ellis and Rob Green had single goals. Bill Petcrmen and Terry Combs assisted. Games start at 10:00 a.m. Come on out and watch. League Standings W L T Pts. Spencers 3139 Cowans 3 2 2 8 Royalview 3 3 1 7 Frank's 2 5 4 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty Is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & coltwood plywood. .MILL and YARD Specially 328 Rllson Rd. N,, Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 Monday Night Bowling Team Standings 24 points - Jackie Braybrook - 30192 pins; 21'/ 2 - Nancy Living - 30129; 20V 2 - Fern Bradley - 30373; 18 - Sheila Roberts - 29322; 17 - Donna Harness - 29373; 17 - Sharlene DeHart - 28431 ; 16 - Wilma Van Goor - 28074 ; 15 - Barb Osborne - 28948; 14 - Lynda Nickerson - 28730; 13 - Rita Van Goor ,- 27793; 12 - Gwen Forrester - 27890; 10 - Karen Burns - 27987. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 229, Nancy Living 227, Jackie Braybrook 218, Sharlene DeHart 205, Sheila Roberts 202, Barb Osborne 198, Donna Stainton 193, Lynda Nickerson 192, Fern Bradley 190, Pat Hetherington 190. High Single Sheila Roberts 263 High Triple Donna Harness 742 Night Hawks Bowling November 14,1984 High Single Ann Goemans 267 High Triple Karen Ovenden 674 Team Standings Alice Burgess - 27183 pins, 27 points; Mary Ann Found - 27064, 25; Janet Bridges 27008, 24; Trixie Wright - 27077, 23; Karen Ovenden - 26814, 17; Cindy Castle-26323,16. Games Over 200 Ann Goemans 267-209, Karen Ovenden 256-229, Lori O'Brien 256, Deanna Barrett 241, Audrey Drumm 229, Valerie Lloyd 219-214, Cindy Legge 215, Carol Humenick 215, Cheryl Graham 214, Janet Bridges 213-204, Dee ; Trewin 207, Cindy Castle 207, Hilda Simmick'203, Dale Brown 203. White Cane Bowlers Partially Blind Rick Adams 215, Loretta Gatchel 195, Pat McConnell 218, John Skinner 199. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst 99. Square Boy and Kool Enterprises Enterprises tangled in a physical game on Nov. 10 as the Square Boy club skated to a 4 - 0 win. The first period went scoreless with the close checking of both teams. All Square Boys defensemen played a big part by breaking up the plays throughout the game. The game broke wide-open in the second period as the big (M) making some good moves rushed from his own end and scored the first goal, assisted by Brad Richard and Shane Crombie. The game continued its steady pace as the Kool team came close to scoring only to have Mr. Brooks rob them of any would be goals. Mr. Brooks continuously played played a good strong game as he earned his shutout. Also having a big game for Square Boy was David Kichko as he scored their second goal assisted assisted by (way to go Joe) and Greg Raby. Square Boy's Shane Crombie playing a good game scored their third goal assisted by Brent Gibson. In the final period, the Kool team put on pressure again but with the suppôrt of the Square Boy squad held them off. With a good individual effort David Kichko scored their fourth goal as he stick- handled through the defense and in on goal to bang in his own rebound. There were some exciting moments for Square Boys in the last three minutes of the game as they were caught with two men in the penalty box. Mr. Brooks stood his ground again with good support from David Kichko. Jim McGregor and the D.J. did a good job forechecking forechecking the Kool team and good defensive play from David Kichko and the big (M) helped Mr. Brooks hold on to his shutout. Great game guys. Merry Makers Carol Roberts 22 points, 16,323 pinfall; Rita Junkin 17, 16,812; Elaine Elliott 16, 16,946; Dorothy Kelly 15, 16,626; Gloria Smith 13,16,240; Ena Etcher 7, 15,783. High Single - Gloria Smith 284. High Double - Gloria Smith 505 (284,221). Gloria Smith 201, Rita Junkin 198, Carol Roberts 197, Ena Etcher 180, Dorothy Bond 175, Lorraine Gray 174, Elaine Elliott 172, Ruth Minard 172, Verna McMahon 171, Barb Luciano 171. TAUNTON POOLS AND SPAS WOOD STOVE SALE! DELUXE INSERTS By SOME OF LAST YEAR'S MODELS ATLASTCLEAROUTPRICES NEW!! 24 KARAT GOLD PLATED DOOR AVAILABLE MANY MODELS AND MAKES TO CHOOSE FROM, FROM ONEOF DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST SHOWROOMS. THIS WEEK ONLY! 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