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PAGE TWELVU TTT~ ~!ANAflIAN ~TATFSMAT~T W7I1ATVTY.T.U~ <~M'TAnTI'~ q'uTTD~nAv ?AM7~A~1T 1~~ Barons Defeat Oshawa Mercantile la Exhibition Overtime Game 7-6 Winger Don Masters dented the twine at 3:33 in a sudden-death Overtinie exhibition hockey game to give the Barons a 7-6 win over an Oshawa Mercantile club Sat- Urday night. Played in the Memonial Arena, the tilt is believed the first ta go into overtime on local ice. Some 561 people witnessed the bard- earned win. Glancing down the Oshawa lineup was like reading a sim- flar list used by Mike's Imperials in 1950-51 hockey wars. Tod and Ron Lintner spearheaded the visi- tors' attack with burhv Bob Di- onne, the bounce 'em boy of last year's club, phaying up ta form on defence. What started out as a "friend- ly" game turned into a fair-to- rniddling rough con test at several points. Ron Lintner lost two teeth in the third frame ,w-lnenbis inouth came in contact with a Ifigh stick carried bv Barons' Jack Rice. Barons' High Scorers Don Masters and Timi Cox (up for the first timo boere) vied for sconing honors in the Satiirdav fracas. Bath rogistorvd tvo goals in the exhibition contest. The green-shirtcd visitors on-j ened Up strong in the first poriod with Tod Lintnor coIIecingý the initial manker at 6:55 on a pas.; from brother Bon. The ~itr Siblock added another coantor ta put the Ohaa llub îwo nal up; Tod Lintnier added a third at 12:41 ta give ithe boYs fi-on-i the Motor City a three goal lead ta carry into the second period. But the locals came back strong in the opening minutes of the second frame. Lloyd Hamil- ton flew solo at the Oshawa net and drilled a bard one that was blocked by Chirka. The rebound was taken by Jim MeGregor who rapped the rubber home at 1:07. Inspired by first blood, the Barons kept up the steady pres- sure. Tim Cox found the left corner of the net at 2:07 ta reg- ister the second Bowmanville tally. and Maxie Yourth dropped the third counter ini the bucket at 6:49 ta even the game rit three- ahI. Wholesale Penalty Dept. .ust before the third Barons' tally, a push-and-shove affair de- veloped. Oshawa's P. McCloskey earned a 10-minute misconduect (hie started shoving the refere around) and Don Gilhooloy got a two-rninute sentence for rough- ing. Osbawa's Farrowv and J. McCloskey were pennied up for holding and roughing. With a margin in men, the Bar- ons appeared ta slow clown in their attack preferring to lob loti-,, ones from wvax out. Oshawa w-as content ta clear the puck ai-d the gaie became boriîng. Cooke put life back icito thec tilt at 9:16 when bie beat Gea. Heath who, incidentallv. played a stellar gaine for the local club in the absence of Bill Gearing. Maxie Yourth came back at 13:28 ta even the count on a be- THURSDAY ONLY JANUARY 171h 7» aw»c araey P'cYonè? Wt-Mande /OneY AUt:61né 1,flfl*ATW .N ORCANIçÂTInOU p-4m ln Terence Rattigan's ~' %rlg INTERESTING SHORT- TECHNICOLOR CARTOON FRIDAY & SATURDAY - JAN. 18 -19 ~~RANîSqGOS TO SUPERMAN - SHORT - CARTOON MqONDAY & TUESDAY - JAN. 21 -22 O ff the 'screen Aduit Entertainment MOVIETONE NEWS - TECHNICOLOR CARTOON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - JAN. 23 -24 '~~'-~'MARK RHONDAÀ Tecniolr CrtonSTEVENS - FLEMING hind-the-net pass from Don Gil- hooley. Oshawa returned the compliment at the 17:00 minute mark ta forge a goal ahead in the clasing minutes of the period. Sib- lock scored the goal. Don Gil- hooley evened it up at 5-5 nt 19:32 ta give the Barons an equal footing starting the third period. Oshawa Takes Lead Oshawa moved ahead at 9:08 when Tod Lintner scored his third goal of the evening on a pass fromn McCloskey. The early minutes of the stanza featured poor passing an the part of Bow- manville and it wasn't ufitil the visitors moved one goal ahead that the locals settled down ta better hockey., Don Masters took Bill Bagnell's pass at 14:14 ta deadlock the game at 6-6. Lintner and Rice got into it in a corner with the Oshawa winger losing two teeth aný,earn- ing a major for fighting. Rice was handed a two minute sin-bmn stint for high sticking. With 40 seconds left In the game, Bawmanville put on a power drive that saw the puck dent the twine. However, Ref- croc 'Dtutch" Hallman called "«na goal" claiming a Bowmanville player was standing in the crease when the puck was pocketed. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. Overtime Makes History For the first time in the his- tory of the rink, the intermedfiète gamie ent into overtime. It is understood Oshawa were quite unaware of the plan and werei partially out of their hockey equipment when their memories were jogged on the overtime period. Originally announced as a 10- minute overtime period. the extra frame was reduced ta a sudden- death contest with the team scor- ing the first goal judged the win- ner. Bath teams were tired after a grueling 60 minutes of hockey, but the Barons' Don Masters showed a terrific amount of speed when he streaked in on the Osh- awa goal and drilled one past Chirka at 3:33. Don Mercer and Dean West were given assists. Oshawa autscored Bowmanville 7-5 in the penalty department with a 10 minute sentence for mis- conduct and two five-minute stints in the sin-bin for fighting. Rice picked up a five-minute fight penalty for Bowmanville. Ladies' Bowling Get Of f to Poor Start First Night Something reahly showed tip the Major League girls their first night out. Maybe it was a carry- over from the holiday celebra- tions. Onhy 17 girls out of aur 84 came up with a 170 average. SLorraine MacFarhane was at the top with High Triple o! 645, ta make a very good average of 215. Here's hoping you bang onto top place, Lorraine. Second in line for triple honors was Hilda Brock with 622, then Helen Piper with 601. Hhgh single for the night goes ta Dore Mutton with 284. Dore won ber- self a Royal Theatre ticket for high single game of the week. Other good singles were: Lor- raine MacFarlane 259, Helen Pip- er 255 and Hilda Brock 250. Two teams tunned out with just four bowhers each and hast ail points, whihe two other teams with alh bowhers out came up with a zero on points. Brock, Beauprie, MacFarlane and Buck- neli alh scored full seven points for the night. 1Audrey Burns bowled ,two lovely games for the evening, .53 and 82, Viv. Cowan had one Lem- on League game of 80, Mary Har- rison 93. Ev. Sweetman 94 and Dot Edmonston 95. Standing, Ladies' League Team Standing W L Pts Brock 3 0 7 Beauprie---------3 O0 '7 MacFarlane -----3 O 7 Bucknell ------ ----3 0 7 Budai--------2 1 5 Piper -----------2 1 5 Jol------------- 1 2 2 Hooper---- --- ------ 1 2 2 Leighton 0 O 3 O Larmer--------- O0 3 0 Gay --------------- O 3 O Davis -------------------O0 3 O High Average Lorraine MacFarlane 215 Hilda Brock--------- -------207 Helen Piper --------200 Emma Brummell--------- 191 Toots Wiseman .------------ --- 190 Evelyn Large ------- ----189 Helen Vivian ----------------- -- 185 Bernie Budai -- ----- -18" Mary Wihcox-------------------- 183 Alice Hodgson - ------------- - 182 Kay Beaupnie .-- --------------- 180 Dore Mutton ------- 7i8 M eh McNuhty -------1741 Dot Crombie ---- ---- 174 Lena Geddes 173 Doris Joli ----171 Edna Kerr ---- --------- - ---- 170 Bantam Hockey Players Early Risers To Meet Sehedule Some 40 boys (under 14 Nov. 1, 1951) nise and shine earhy these monnings ta bit the ice for the hionor of their team in the Bow- manville Bantam Hockey League. Four teams constitute the league that bas hockey tihts sched- uled for Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 a.m. in the morn- ing. Each game is 30 minutes. Presently in the process of com- plcting a 12-game sehedule, each of the four teams wilh go into the phayoffs on a point system. The- tcam that winds up in first place will clash with the third place Club and similarlv. second and fourth place finishers wilh Meet in semi-final play. Standing, alter four games, is as folhows: Team Captain Points 2 Barry Cowling - -4 1 Kalvin Joncs - 2 3 Bob Carruthers - ----- 2 f Cli fAldread - O ROSEMARY HENDERSON - Winner of the Western Canada Ladies' Figure Skating Championship, pretty Rosemary Henderson hails from Winnipeg and is nineteen years of age. A third year student at the University of Manitoba, Rosemary is in love with her figure skating. She has been a pupil of famed skating teacher Otto Gold and is expected ta finish high up in the final winners. Rose mary will be a real favorite with the crowds when she gives her free skating exhibit which is where she excels. She wvi11 be a contest- ant at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships at Oshawa Arena January 17-18-19. Tickets on sale at Memorial Arena and Alex McGregor's. Ouistanding Hockey Referees To Conduci Hockey School, Lions Centre On behalf of the Bowman- Bath Mr. Morrison, of N.H.L. ville Recreation Commission Bihl fame, and Mr. Crombie who "Squeak" Morrison and Jim works the O.H.A. circuits, are nef- erees of outstanding quality and "Tieken" Crombie have consented are giving their knowhedge, ex- ta conduet a one-night Hockey perience and time in the hope Sehool for alh interested fans, that those intenested in hockey nefenees, coaches, managers, play- will understand the game better ers, (ahi groupings) in fact for and therefore able ta manage, anyone who wishes ta attend, on coach, referee and enjoy the game Thursday, January 24 at 7 p.m. in more fully, the Lions Community Centre There wihl be no admission Banquet Room. charge and everyone is wehcome. The evening will consist of a Keep Thursday, Jan. 24 open for talk and discussion of the funda- Hockey Sehool and came earhy ta mentaIs of refereeing, the new get a seat. rules and regulations that are now This night sbould be consid- in effect and some peculiar situ- ered invahuable ta existing and atians that referees get into and prospective referees, managers how ta get out of them. and coaches. Bey. Hearle ""Who Cans a Loi of- Corn" Also Sels the Pace in Men's Bowling Reg Hearle, the man who canslw triple ta win easily with a a lot of corn, is really setting ai total of 353 or an average of terrifie pace in the Men's Majorj 117 2/3. Bowling League. Reg. won high' Alley Chatter triple with 792, had the high Art Bell's bowling is sa bad single game with 336 and jumped this schedule that the boys have into first place in the average decided he must be in love. with a 253 average for six games This put him 2 points up on Man- Bob Watt, the C:nn Smythe of ager George Elliott who has 251. Bowmanville. bowîed in the. af - Bill Bates, last week's leader, ternoon as he was away at night just about dropped out of sight spying. on the Cobourg team. when he fell out of first place Most of the Rotarians were with a 268 average ta 236. Mor- away, bard at work practising for' ley Vanstone also did a nase-dive their new play, with the excep- from 254 ta 232. Bill Polley bad tion of Dr. Rundle and the way the only other 300 game of the he bowled he might as well have night with 318. been with them. r Maxie Yourth did not get out Six other bowlers were over ta bowl but we believe that Maxie the 700 mark: Doug Furey 774, would flot have been able ta see Bill Polley 759, Ah Osborne 755, the pins if he had been there. George Elliott 773, Mel Dale 721, Maxie was clipped with a hockey Art Spicer 709. stick in the game in Lindsay on Ted Tice and Sid Nichols had Tuesday night. a battie royal for how honors wîth Just about forgot ta mention1 Ted getting the nod with a score Ted Bagnell's teamn had high triple of 90 and Sid 'having 97. Not to for the night with 3532, as well as be outdone Sid came back in the1 high single 1208. RECREATION CALENDAIR Bowmanville Recreation Commission Telephone 982 - Thursday - 7:30-Swimming Class (Adult) 7:30-Ladies' Dressmnaking class Lions Centre 2:00-Afternoon Leathen Class Lions Centre - Fniday - 7:30-Adult Art Class Central Public Sehool 7:30-Pbotography Class, adult. Lion~s Centre - Saturday - 7:00-Recreation Broadcast ov- er station CKLB. Rec. news for Oshawa, Wbitby and Bowman- ville. 8:30-Goodycar New Toronto Hockey Teamn play Bowmanville Goodyear Al-Stars. - Sunday - 3:00-Family Skating. Mcmn- bers only. Arena, weather per- mitting. _ Tuesday - 4:00-Jr. Stamp Club Lions Centre 7:30-Smocking Class Lions Centre - Wednesday - 3:00-Dancing Class. Ballet, tap, etc. Lions Centre 7 :00-Woodworking Class. Central Public Sehool. 'Kinsmen Hoopsters Took a Trimming From Oshawa Lads Bowmanvihle's i nt e r mediate basketbahh teami took a trîmmîng first time out this season. O.C.V.I. seniors racked up 56 points in 40 minutes of play ta the local chub's 38. The tilt was played in the new Simcoe St. South gymn at Oshawa. Conditioning and shooting ap-1 pears ta be the two musts for thc Kinsmen sponsored hoopsters. "The forwards just wcren't scor- ing," according ta Coach Al With- erspoan. Jack Ross turned in a stellar 22 point performance for aur side. Don Taylor, a newcomer ta inter- mediate baîl, racked up nine points. The Kinsmen Kutups were bindered in thein sconing drive by a lack of players. Only seven mcen made the tnip. A return exhi- bition game wihl be arranged and pnobably played in the B.H.S. gym. Patent scoring punch for O.C. V.I. lay in a fast moving forward who accounted for 28 of Osha- wa's tally. He scored 20 of 22 points in the first haîf. But ahl you nced do ta place a Classified Ad in The Statesman is tel aur ad-writer your name, aven the telephone, and your cred- it is TOPS! Telephone 663. PLUM91NG & ROT WATER HEATING OIL BURNERS INSTALLED in any type of furnace ALSO STOKERS A. J. Heari & N. Bothwel PHON"E: Noon and 5 p.m. - 3473 Day or Night - 2085 It is rumored that Messrs. Ab- bott and Garson are ta switch cab- inet portfolios. Does this mean that aur present Finance Minister wilh go from "injustice" ta "Jus- tice" in one easy stop! Marsh Seedless, No. 1-96'à GIRAPEFIRUIT Fresh Cuban, New Crop, Ne. 1 PINEAIPPLES Firm Ripe, Hand Selected Quality, No. 1 TOMATOES Florida Pascal, 2 large stalks CELERY HEAIRTS Fresh Crisp, Curly Leaf, Washed, ready t SPINACH Goodyear House Hockey League Worrîed Over Ice Warm weather farced post- ponement o! the schedule for last Sunday, and now worried frowns are appearing on the faces of members of the Executive Board as Saturday, Jan. 19 draws close at hand, with no sign of ice in the Arena. If !ce is available next Sunday, 20th. the schedule will be as follows: Jal. 20-1 p.m.-Office vs. Mats 2 p.m.-Hose vs. F. Beits League Standing Office ------ 51 1554111l Fans Beits 3 3 1 50 52 7 Mats ------3 4 04746 6 Hase------ 2 5 0 28 41 4 Leading Point Scorers Goals Asts. Pts. D. Gihhooley, Office -- 28 5 33 D. Masters, Mats----- 18 12 30 L. Hamilton, F. Belts 13 8 21 R. West, Fan Belts- 17 3 20 B. Perfect, Office 8 12 20 I. Brooks. Fan Belts 7 12 19 G. Piper, Office -- 10 8 18 E. Luxton, Mats 6 81 K. Niekerson, Mats il- 1 2 13 BROWN'S Mr. and Mrs. J. Curson and Jim spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartwick. Toronto. Home and Sehool Association will meet on January 24 instead of its usual night. This change had ta be made in order ta co- operate with the showing of the moving pictures. î 1 Mrs A. Donaghue and son, Rançly, Bowmanville, spent Fni- day with Mr. and Mrs. Farrow. Mn. and Mrs. Russell McNeill, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Graham and Melvin.1 5 for 29C oa z9c cello pkg 19C bdl 19c to cook, No. 1 cello okg 19c Destroyers Lead In Pee Wee Hockey After 16 of a proposed 28 a4 hockey schedule, the standing the Bowmanvihle Pee Wee Hoc- key League shows the Destroyers leading the pack with seven points. Recreational Director Don Shay says he hopes ta have phayoffs this year, if time and ice are available. If not, the Pee Wee Champions of Bawmanville wiil be named as the team having the mast points at the end of the schedule. Pee Weé, Hockey Standing Team captain Points Destroyers-Don McGregor Junior Barons-C. Vanstoine - Pilots-Maurice Richards 6 Little Jets-Ted Faîrey -5 Mohicans-Brian Jackson .1 Wild Cats-Bill Severs 2 Flye;s-Bill Luxton --- 2 Beavers-Don Oke - -- Lake Shore, Clarke The Lake Shore Ladies' K. S. & C. Club met at the home of Mrs. W. Adams. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. G. Martin. AIl the members are re- quested ta bring their old xvooh- lens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago, New- castle, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bey. Jaynes. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey, Oro- no, spent Friday evening with Mr. and lWrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. and Mrs. W. Adams and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whitney. New- castle. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skinner and family, Tyrone, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner, Tyrone, visited Mr. and Mrs. Aif. Brown. CHECK TI4ESE VALUES FOR ECONOMY MEALS A&P SUPER RIGHT CLOSE TRIM - MORE MEAT WITH LESS WASTE - FEATURING ONLY CANADAS TOP GRADES 0F BEEF, RED AND BLUE BRANDS. 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