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PAGE TEis TEE CANAD!AN STATEMMMr ~OWMAMV!LLI! ONTAWTfl ~ UYD~ A ~P ~ *..I uam - ~. Barons Defeat Cobourg League Leading Corne..ts Altbough tbey have flot yet absolutely clinched a Lakeshore League playoff spot, the Bow- manville Barons served notice Saturday night that tbey should flot only make them but be serious contenders when they do, by soundly trouncing theleg- leading Cobourg Cornets 7-1 at the Memorial Arena. The Barons thoroughly out- played the high-flying Cornets, Who may be their first-round opponents in the playoffs, and ca-ne up with an outstanding effort both offensively and de- fensively. Goalie Denny Pal- lister had a well-deserved shut- out going until 5:25 of the third period when a deflected shot from the stick of Coon Med- hurst gave the Cornets their lrie tally. The Barons had previously scored early and often, led by Playing-Coach Ernie Dicken's hat trick, twc. goals by veteran Maxie Yourth, and single tallies by Frank Hooper and Ron Burgess. Yourth started the scorîng at 6:02 when he robbedi Munroe of the puck at centre ice, skated around the Coret defence and picked the cýorner of the net with a short, hardi shot. * Dickens Adds Another Ernie -Dickens made it 2-0 only 21 seconds later on a spark- ling play with Frank Hooper Who skated in. with the puck, drew the lrie defenceman and passed to Dickens, who scored from in close. At 8:48 Ken Wil- cox of the Cornets and Buck Cowle of the Barons were chas- ed for roughing, and Doug Fish- er of Cobourg was sentenced shortly after for high-sticking. With Cobourg two men short, Ron Burgess and Dickens work- ed the puck in close to the Co'- bourg cage and Dickens slammed it in at very close range. The first period ended 3-0 for Bowmanville and Hon Burgess added one more without a reply in the middle period. The goal came from a long shot from just outside the Cobourg blueline. Buck Cowle had got the puck on a face-off and passed over ta Burgess, who rifled the long drive. Play continued rough in the second period, as it bad been in the first, and a total of 13 1,enalties were handed out in the two periods. Bowrnanville drew five of these, including a raisconduct to Brabin, and Co- bourg had the other eight. Yourth Score Again Maxie Yourth notched bis second goal ta make the count 5-0 at 2:15 of the third. He de- flected in a shot by Lloyd Ham- Mlon from a sharp angle ta beat1 Clarke Sommerville in the Co-1 tbourg nets. George Brabin abso had an assist on the goal. At 5:25 Coon Medhurst got his. goal for Cobourg with George Jack- liUn and Jim, Munro having eassists. Dickens cornpleted his bat trick by scoring on a beautiful long shot from, the blueline at 11:14. The perfect drive went into the net inches inside the goalpost and waist-bigh, and Sommervulle had no chance on 1it at all. Frank Hooper ended the scoring for Bowmanville with anather picture goal at 12:16. On a breakaway be skat- ed in on Somerville, pulled bim out of the net then beat him. cleanly. Altough the Barons were short-handed twice before the end of the garne the Cornets could not manage anoth- er goal and the final score was 7-1 for eoCipsile 7-1 ~ Ic foCowahipse pik ou stars intis gae as pit oud balr nost unfairto the whole Bowmanville team played outstanding hockey... However, it was the three vet- erans of the tearn: Dickens, Yourth and Hooper, who played a big part in the win . . . Ron Burgess, Buck Cowle, and Pal- lister in the nets, were aiso standout performers. . . Bill Lyle filled in well with Hooper and Girardi for the absent Bill Berwick .. . An important factor in the one-sîded win was the sharp poke-checking of ail the Barons. Time after time they broke up Cobourg rushes in this way before they couid get much past their own blueline... The fans did not think much of some of referee Ken Black's penalty calîs against the Barons ..The Barons are stili in third place, one point ahead of Lindsay and five points up on Lakefield. Frank Hooper won $5.00 don- ated by Mel Sleep for scoring the iast Bowmanviile goal, and Denny Pallister picked up $4.00 from Mr. Sleep for allowing only one goal... Cobourg-Goal, Sommervilie; defence, Flesch, A. McKeen, Hannah, Donlevy; forwards, Irv- in, Wilcox, Doug Fisher, Munroe, Dowdell, Jon Fisher, Casey, Jacklin, Medhurst, Mulholland. Bowmanville-Goal, Pallister; defence, Dickens, T. Masters, Marshall, Chant, McCloskey; forwards, Hooper, Girardi, Lyle, Brabin, Y o urt b, Hamilton, Cowle, Burgess, D. Masters. Officials-Ken Black, referee; Rube Waddell, linesman. An aduit is a man wbo bas stopped growing at both ends, but not in the rniddle.-Rotary Bulletin, East Rochester, N.Y. 47 KING ST. E. >M MA3-5651] Pee Wee Red Wings in Third Place The Red Wings, shown above, are in third place ta right: Owen Scott, Jimmy McKnight, Murray Walker, in the six-team Pee Wee League sponsored by the Bow- John Hancock and Captain Don Bagneil. Rear row, lef t ta manville Recreation D'epartment. The Red Wings play right: Jim Vandershaaf, John Bruce, Lee Rackham, their games on Saturday mornings and are coached by Manager Russell Oke, Bill Barton and Hugh Smale. Ted Bagneli and managed by Russ Oke. Front row, left- -Photo by Carson Studio, Port Hope Emma Bromel's Team Leads Ladies' League Emma Bromell's team stili leads with seventeen points in the Ladies Major Bowling League. Lii Phiilips is in sec- ond place with the same num- ber of points but a few pins be- hind Emma. There were a number of high 200 games« this week- Hilda Brock roiied the high single 288 receiving a merchan- dise certificate from Mr. Bres- lin; Ena Etcher 271 and 265, Norma Hooper 265, Doris JolI 253. Lil Philiips 250, Jean Fai- rey 247, Kay Beauprie 243, 234, 228 for high triple of 705; Ev Swcetman 240, Mary Walters 236, Donna Walker 233, Lydia Bates 232, Babe Brown 228, Onie Etcher 225, Helen Piper 224, Alyce Hodgson 223, Hazel Davis 222, and Ollie Patfield 220. Ena Etcher bowled three good games for the total of 676, Doris Joîl 656, Onie Etcher 644, Ev Barons Win At Port Hope The Bowmanviile Barons continued their drive to cinch a Lakesh-ore League playoff spot by downing the Port Hope Redmen 8-4 in Port Hope last Friday night. Don Masters led the Barons with two goals, while Jack Mar- shall, Bill Berwick, Maxie Yourth, Lloyd Hamilton, Ron Burgess and Dan Girardi notched one each. Barons Ho!d Third Place Lakeshore League Standings (Inciuding games of January 29) P IW L T Pts Cobourg 25 17 7 1 35 Orono 25 14 il 0 28 Bow'ville 25 12 12 1 25 Lindsay 24 12 12 0 24 Lakefield .- 24 9 13 2 20 Port Hope _ 24 8 16 0 16 eeafPMwv CAS First Ali-New Tractor in its Clous since the Wor w. He BROWN CASE DEALER King St. W. MA 3-5497i Sweetman 605, and Lydia Bates 603. In the lemon league this week we have: Muriel Holroyd 96, Hilda Brock 96, Doris Akey 95, Lynda Moraz 77, and Rena Bathgate 62 for which she re- ceives a merchandise certifi- cate from Mr. Breslin. The' lucky draw winners were: Viv Cowan and Ollie Pat- field. High single, Hilda Brock 288. High Triple, Kay Beauprie, 705. Team Standings Points Pins Emma Bromell Lil Phillips - Ev Sweetman Lydia Bates- Eleanor Larmer - Vi Coole --- Kay Beauprie Bernice Budai Doris Jol Onie Etcher ___ Dot Crombie Mary Walters Averages INam~e -- Ave.1 8583 8133 8119 8206 7980 7773 8196 8155 8546 8259 8174 7739 Ga. Pins Barons Lose to Orôno ln Uns pectacul ar Game Orono snapped the Bowman- ville Baron's three-game win- ning streak at the Memorial Arena on Wednesday night of last week by handing the home forces a 5-4 setback.> The Barons apparently for- got that hustie anid drive were what produced their previous three winning efforts and let down .enough for the Orphans ta post the win. Bowmanville started strong and had a two-goal lead in the first five minutes-Dan Girar- di fired the first Marker after oniy 37 seconds when he cash- ed a pass-out from Frank Hoop- er. Jack Marshall added the second at 4.52 on a nice rush climaxed with a long shot from left wing which trickled through Bud Hooper in the Orono net. Maxie Yourth fed the puck to Marshall to start the scoring play off. Dean West, who was the bcst of the Orphans, narrowed the first period margin to 2-1 at 10.51. He was left uncovered in front of the Bowmanville net and-converted a nice pass from Chuck Armstrong. Raye West also drew an assist on the goal. sDoris Jol- - 224 9 02019- Orono Ties It Up iBernice Budai -- 214 9 1930 The Orphans applied the EEleanor Larmer- 207 9 1865prsueith scod eid Ena Etcher -. 206 9 1853 pressurv en t ecdt escro tHelen Durn --198 9 1781 a - and rv Wlsh ted gthesoe Onie Etcher 194 9 1747 at 2-2 balf-way threounta Emma Bromel - 194 9 1744 peiod hen he sroreabont a Helen Lockhart 194 9 1743fwaisot-hih ht f rm sabotg Kay eaupie 11 9 717and Ev Peterson had assists on Vi Coole 191 6 1146 the goal. Dean West notched Norma Gay __ 190 9 1707 bis second goal on a screen Ev Sweetman - 189 9 1705 shot at 11.3 to put Orono in Alyce Hodgson- 189 9 1701 front 3-2. Armstrong and Keith Hilda Brock__ 187 9 1683 West assisted on this marker. Anita Nickerson- 186 9 1678 Ron Burgess tied it up for Lydia Bates__ 185 9 1668 Bowmanville exactiy one min- Norma Hooper - 184 9 1652 ute later when he took a shot Mel McNulty 183 9 1647 from in close which was biock- Toots Wiseman- 182 9 1641 ed by Hooper in the Orono Lil Phiihips --- 182 9 1639 twines. He got the rebourid Mary Walters 182 9 1636 howeveer, and after a couple Sadie Bucknell- 181 9 1628 more swipes at the puck final- Joyce Major 181 9 1625 ly beat the Orono goalie. Ernie Babe Brown - 180 9 1617 Dickens and "Buck" Cowle Hazel Davis 179 9 1611 bath were credited with as- Helen Piper - 178 9 1607 sists. Vi O'Rourke __ 178 9 1599 Poor defensive work account- Ada Richards 178 9 1598 cd for the next Orono goal Donna Walker 177 9 1596 which made the count 4-3 for Dot Crombie 177 9 1593 the visitors. Paul Carveth Audrey Martin - 175 9 1576 skated in on Pallister in the Edith Marlow - 175 9 1572 nets and took bis shot, which Ann Gay 175 9 1572 the goalie blocked. Two of the jean Fairey-- 174 9 1567 Barons took Carveth out of the Olive Patfield 174 9 1566 play but left Ev. Peterson un- Doris Polley 174 6 1045 covcred, and the big defence- Viv Cowan 173 9 1560 mari banged in the rebound on Vel Miller ~ 172 9 1550 Carveth's shot.' 4rmstrong Mary Harrison - 172 9 1549 made the second period score Audrey Fletcher- 171 9 1539 5-3 when he scored on passes Kay Hendry 170 6 1020 fromn Gerry Robinson and Irv Marie Yeo-------- 168 9 1515 Welsh. Lii Hooper 168 9 1512 Things looked brighter for Dorc Mutton - 168 9 1512 the Barons car]y in the third Jean Patrick 166 9 1492 when Ernie Dickens got their Fac Reynolds - 165 9 1485 nicest goal of the evening at Reva Parker - 165 6 988 2.42. He carried .the puck Up, Mary Wilcox 163 9 1469 s.veit around the Orono de- Helen Corden - 163 9 1467 fence and skated across the Edria Degeer__ 161 9 1448 front of the' net ta beat Hoop- Duaine Palmer 160 9 1440 er on a backhand shot that Molly Badger- 160 9 1440 neyer left the ice. The Barons forced play throughout the rest of the game but were un- Badminton Club able ta shîk the equalizer. .11 *With a minute and a hai tot go NAIiii be Hosts to Dickens pulled alse an sent six men up front but the T renton R.C.A.F.strong farly to pav off. g The Bowmanville Badn- o tecmpty net wben bis long ton Club will play hast to 15 bht it the post. teams from the Trenton R.C. ICE CHIPS A.F. station on Saturflay even- The Barons were not "on'* ing. Five men's teams, five for this game as they had been women's teams and five mixed their last few times out, and1 teams from the R.C.A.F. club they bad bard luck on a few will make the trip. occasions as well . _ "Buck" The public- are cordially in Cowle, who was one of the vited to these matches which most effective forwards, suf- will get under way at 7.30 p.m. fered from Dame Fortune's frowns on two occasions Young Paul Carveth of the Orphans Two Aberdonians and a Jew turned in a nice game . . . The w-ere attending what they un- erowd was not bad for a mnid- derstood was a Free Lecture in week game.-. London. During the course of Orono - Goal, Hooper: de- the meeting a collection wvas, fence, Junior West, Mercer, announced. The .iew fainted'Keith WVest, Peterson: forwards, and the two Aberdonians car-1 Dean West, Raye Weý;t, Arm- ried him out, i atrong, Carvetb, Robinson, Welsh. Bowmanville - Goal, PaIlis- ter; defence, Dickens, T. Mas- ters, Marshall, Chant; forwards, Hooper, Girardi, Berwick, Bra- bin, Yourth, Hamilton, Cowle, Sheridan, D. Masters, Burgess. Officiais -Vern Buffey, re- feree; Rube Waddeil, linesman. Jim Levitt, High Scorer Durham League, Jim Levitt came Up itn1 both the high single score of 296 and« the high triple score of 714 in Durham Bowling League action last Friday night. The Foundry team continue ta set a hot pace in leading the league by rime points. Bow'ville F'dry --- 12494 26 McNulty's Sports - 11910 17 Maple Grove -___ 11098 17 Hampton -- 11918 16 .-Ct 195 L.O.L. No. 2384 --10975 40 A. & P. - -___ 11740 14 Palmer Motor Sales 11703 14 Foresters-- 11707 12 Enniskillen No. 2- 11273 t2 Tyrone ...___11060 W Enniskilen No. 1 10602 10 Blacksiock , 10640 4 200 Averages George Elliott Bill Heari ______24 John Siemon ______210 Gord Sellers _______210 Jim Levitt _____209 Bill Westlake _____-201 Bill Smith ______-204 Howard Potter ____ 203 Frank Smith _____-202.. Notbing is so infectious as ex- ample.-Charles Kingsley. Paint Sale We are discontinuing the stocking of Pittsburgh Paint s To clear our shelves we are offering ail our Pittsburgh Paints at 20% Reductions Look at these low prices FLAT WALL PAINT, reg. $2.10 qt. To Clear $1.65 SEMI-GLOSS WALL PAINT, reg. $2.30 quart. To Clear $1.80 GLOSS WALL PAINT, reg. $2.35 qt.., To Clear $1.85 IVALLSPAR ENAMEL, reg. $2.80 qt. To Clear $2.20 SATINHIDE ENAMEL, reg. $2.65 qt. To Clear $2.10) RUBBERIZED SATIN, reg. $2.20 qt. To Clear $1.75 I l k' B Lander Hardware 7 KING ST. E. PHONE MA 3-5774 A special message to Home-owners from. Do you need MONEY' for HOME IMPROVEMENT?. Tliere's no need to bold up improvements or repairs to your home for lack of ready cash. You can pay for them outright - at less expense - with a low-cost B of M loan. 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