The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE TWZLVX TEE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWILANVITLE.L ONTARIO SPORT NOTES By Doug Glynn Bowmanville-Orono Combines, who have set a sizzling wçin record in their own division thus far this season, will have an opportunity to see what they can do outside their own circle corne Tuesday night. Napanee Intermediates, who as we told you last week, are a well stocked organization, will play an exhibition game here Tuesday evening beginning at 8:30. Eastern Ontarion Challengers Maybe It*s been predicted that IF Combines defend their East- ern Ontario title this year, it will be probably against their Tues- day night guests. Well, this should not only put our whirlwinds to the crucial test, but will show the fans how they operate in faster, stronger company. Combines will visit Napanee on Tuesday, December 17, to complete the home and home exhibition series. Just in case this isn't enough extra curricular activity for the lads, they can look forward to their Rochester trips. Where To Put It? The first of which is on Sunday, December 22, when they iieet an Ahl-Star American amateur team to play for the Rochester Challenge Trophy. How they will bring it back 3hould they win may well prove a problem. We understand the cup is four (4) feet ta1l. In the weight department ...we'1l let you tender your own guess. And, last but not least, B.O.C.'s have that home and home series with the American Olympic team come January. We believé this gaine should draw a capacity crowd at Memorial Arena and most certainly promises to be a thriller. Combines again proved that they are a third period club on Saturday right as they bounced back to take the victory from Port Hope. They certainly proved they were flot any first period wizards. * . * * * Port Hopes College Captain Port Hope certainly looked like a 100 percent improved club on Saturday. And we would venture to say that much of the new look is due to their newly acquired captain, Ed. Rowe. Rowe potted two of their three goals in the game and assisted, on the other . . . our idea of a fine hockey player. Rowe told us that he is serving bis initial year in hockey circles along the Lakeshore. For the past four years he playedi for Clarkson College, which is located at Potsdam, New York. r And while there he earned bis degree in Mechanical Engineering. At present he works at G.E. in Peterborough. He also makes his home there. Three Stars and a Goalle In the three star selection at the game we had to drop the usual procedu~re, and as a result came up with four candi- dates. The three - Ed. Rowe (Port Hope) Junior West (B.O.C.'s) Fred "Buck" Cowle (B.O.C.'s) and goalie Ross Hawe, who we ieel turned i a stellar performance. Another Champlonthlp Club ? Watched coach Jed Wilson hustle, and we meun iustle, his Juvenile Legionnaires through a rugged session on Saturday afternoon. Jed is whipping the lads into shape for when their season operis in mid-December, and from what we saw he is doing an excellent job. Legionnaimes appear ta have a wei staffed club and unless something interferes to hinder their plans, they should be strong contenders in the group. That somnething which might hinder their plans is the fact they have a couple of good idgets in their ranks which they niight lose if an All-Star Midget club is organized. To date there are four clubs in the Juvenile Lakeshore group. They include: Bowmanville, Whitby, Cobourg and Lindsay. Port Hope are pondcring the Idea, but as yet no one has offered to sponsor the boys. Also, Booklin have asked to enter a team, which would undoubtcdly strengthen the leaguùc considerably. Defence Headaches R. emnedy ... Clear the Puek Coach Bob Williams, of the Robson Juniors had bis crew clown at the rmnk Sunday night for a. lesson in clearing the puck from their own end, something the lads have not been doing to date this season. It was their best practice of the year, to watch. However, just how much good it did thein will be seen In the near future. What we did sec and liked was a new line, that is new to local fans. Pontiacs used it in Aurora Friday last and from ail reports it shone. Among the trio are George Lawrence, Paul Wakeley and Lorne Payne. This group secins to be well suited to each other and should prove an asset to the club. Defence wise, the Pontiacs are only weak in the puck clearing department. If that can be rectified, then they should corne thmough with a few more wins. Certainly they have the gcomîng potential; that was proved in their game with Allîston last Wednesday. Only trouble was that they blew a 4-1 lead, and only because they could not clear that puck. Here's hoping the practice was of benefit to thein.j Ont arios Give B.O.C.p's Season 's Hardest Game Locals Win Baffle 6-3 Bowmanville - Orono Com- bines continued their sizzlinri win streak Saturday nigbt with a 6-3 decision over Port Hope Ontarios. The win left them undefeated league leaders and boosted their wins to eight for the season. It took Combines 20 minutes to get rolling, but once they did, they provided the 400 fans at Memorial Arena with one- of the best performances they bave given on home ice this Peso ort Hope Stronger Port Hope also Iced a more determined squad and one which appeared to be far su- perior than it was just two weeks earlier when they drop- ped a 15-2 verdict to B.O.C.'s. Their captain Ed Rowe was 'the big gun for them as he scored two of their goals and assisted on the other. rOntarios went into a 1-0 lead in the first frame on a goal by Neil Wasson, while Combines were romping around trying unsuccessfully to get their plays clicking. Ed Rowe set the play rUp wben he faked a shot and passed over to Wasson at the right corner. See-Saw Score Combines bounced back with added pep in the opening min- utes of the middle frame. Mic- key Walker blasted a bard slap shot from just inside the blue- line at 6.17, as B.O.C.'s tied the score. BrothersKeith and Juni- ior West wbo had engineered the play got assists on the goal. Wally Samanski put Com- bines ahead less than two min- utes later after be stick-handled his way past three Port Hopers and sank the rubber in the corner. Ed Rowe and Art Quar- termain got a breakaway at centre and went in completing a passing play to again tie the score. West Line Stars It was the old reliable West line that cinched the win for Combines as they tallied B.O. C's remaining four goals. Bro- thers Junior and Keith were up front with Chuck Armstrong for this one, in the absence of Dean and Raye. Captain Junior West called on some of that old know how in the passing department to complete four brilliant plays, netting bim two goals, while brother Keitb nabbed a pair. Chuck Armstrong also starred with four assists that entitled him one of the prizes being offered by local merchants. Ed Rowe scored the only On- tario goal of the final frame. He nabbed the puck at the cir- dle, after a faceoff, flipping it into the top left corner of the cage. Surprisingly enough, the pen- alties during the game totalled only five. B.O.C.'s had three and Port Hope two. Port Hope's C. Armstrong Leads in Points For Combines Bowmanville - Orono Com- bines Scoring Leaders (as of Sunday, Dec. 1). AROUND THE TOWN .... Goodyear Hockey All-StarsI Chuck Armstrong - 6 4 16 20 play hosts' to their counterparts from New Toronto this Sundai'.I Raye West ---------- 7 10 8 18, Game time is slated for 12 noon, and you late sleepers will have Junior West 6 à 10 15 to rush to make it. But, make it if you can. Last season if you Art Rennick 8 8 7 15 1Keith West------- 5 6 7 13 recaîl the New Toronto crew beat the local lads here, but were Gerry Robinson 8 6 7 13 tendered an upset in the return match. This is your one op- Syd Arnold----6 7 5 12 partunity to see ahl the Goodyear League's talent blended togetheri Dean West---- 3 5 5 10 and their line-up reads like a who's who of local hockey talent. Lloyd Hamilton . 8 6 4 10 Bob Cherry, who was to have worn the mcd, black and white Bill Cherry ----- -- 7 3 6 9 Wally Samanski ----3 3 5 8 of B.O.C.'s this season has returned to Switzerland to resumne Bill Berwick------- -6 4 3 )7 bis old ole of playing coach with one of their clubs. . . . Bow- Gary Copeland 7 4 2 16 manville Revolver Club bas begun holding weekly shoots at Mickey Walker 7 1 5 6 the new range located under the Agricultural buildings. Now Fred Cowle ----- - -7 O 4 4 that the facilities are handier the club. is looking for new mem- TDo eray 4601 1 O bers. Anyone intereste'd in these activities is welcome ta attend Max Yourth ---- -5 O O O one of their Wednesday night get-togethers. . . . Bowmanville juveniles are hosts to Oshmva Juveniles in an exhibition hockeyH game Saturdai' at Mernorial Aena. Game time is 5 p.m. And M s n et for a ifreview of what coach Jed Wilson bas, be on hand for the os an Be s gaine. . .. Thanks to Reg Willatts, the coaching job in the Lions TL Midget League has been filled. Shows that want ads in the Takeil onors i n corner certainli' bring prompt replies. ... Saw the Midget league in action Saturdai' and would like ta pay tribute to the Bow- G oodyear Lge. rnanville Lions Club for providing hockey for ail these lads. It was cetainly another fine communiti' gesture on their part and Hose upset the league leading deserving of praise. . . . Jim Levett of the Men's Major Bowling Mats 4-3 to end their six game League came through with the highest triple of the season Wed- losing streak and Fan Beits nesday evening of last week. Big Jin, as he is called, bowled a downed Office 5-1, to move in- to sole possession of second triple of 915. His thmee totals were: 348, 242 and 325. Congrat- place, in Goodyear Mercantile ulations to a fine bowler. ... Donna Preston had the high triple Hockey League games at Mein- In the Ladies' Major group with hem 815, while Kai' Beauprie anial Arena Sunday afternoon. )iad the high single of 313. Another nice bit of bowling b y the Raye "Gusty" West paced 1Hose in their initial win of the gais this past week. . Two Toronto men were charged this season as he scored two goals. week with shooting pheasant out of season. If found guilty they Bob Sheridan and Don Bishop mnai eceive stiff penalties for the act. The pair were apprehend- also starred with anc apiece. ed in the viciniti' of the Third Mamsh cf Darlington Township, Lloyd Hamilton, Jack Large recently. A word of caution to the wary sole, who thinks for and Bill Cole were best for Mats. himsclf a deliciaus meal he bas stole. Departinent of Lands and Bob Marjerrison and George Forests Conservation Officers have stressed that persons found Sellers shared a four goal shooting potected or unprotected birds, will be severeli' punished spread as they paced Office to for their actions. Ticket are tl available on he.-.o their vîctory. Bill Nicholson Tickts siflthe ioosn icounted their other goal. Don Pontiacs car draw. They are on sale at Robson Motors and Masters was the lone Fan BeIt the Arena. . Happy to note that faim crowds arc supporting theI scorer. yacungstf.rs playing minor hockey. However, we feel with a Goodycar Mercantile League littlee more-,effomt many more parents could drap down to twitrh leaiiig scorers: G A t the boys play. And, what better thrill Is there than to watchi Don Masters G Al 7ts and cheer for your own lad. Remnember your support is apprec- Bill Lyle -- 8 7 15 iated by him. ... Don't forget to purchase those Christmas Seals Don Childs - --- 9 2 11 aid&belp fight TB. Bob Maxierrîson .9 I1 i> Bob Shericdan---------- 5 3 8 IEEEUMIM*hEIIUUUUMIUIUIIEIIUIIUhIUUIFrank Mohun - new strength gave goalie Ross Hawe a chance to show the fans that he hasn't lost bis old touch. He gave a fine perform- ance making some brilliant saves. Port Hope-Goal: Red Was- son; defence, Richlark, McKeen; forwards, Freeman Coyie, Floyd; alternates, Halford, Rowe, Quartermain, Weiss, Neil Wasson, Twist. Turner. B.O.C.'s - Goal: Hawe; de- fence, Merce-, Cowle, DeGray, Walker; forwards, SamaxpsKi, Arnold, Berwick, Hamilton, Rennick, Copeland, J. West, K. West, Armstrong, Robinson. First Period-l. Port Hope--- N. Wasson (Rowe, Quarter- main) 12.46. Second Period 2. B.O.C.'s-Walker (Keith West, Junior West) 6.17; 3. B.O.C.'s-- Samanski (Arnold) 7.41; 4. Port Hope - Rowe (Quartermain. Tilford) 11.57; 5. B.O.C.'s-J. West (Armstrong, K. West) 18.54. Thîrd Period-6. B.O.C.'s -K. West (J. West, Arm- strong) 5.55; 7. B.O.C.'s - J. West (Armstrong) 6.22; 8. Port Hope-Rowe (unassisted) 9.05; 9. B.O.C.s-K. West (J. West, Armstrong) 12.54. Business Directory_ Accountancy_ WM. J. H. COGGINS Chartered Accountant Second Floor New Library Building Cor. King and Temperance Sts. Phone MArket 3-3612 MONTEITn - MONTEITU RIEHL & CO. Chartered Accountants 135 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa RA 5-3527 Partners: J. W. Monteith, M.P., F.C.A. A. B. Monteith, B.Comrn., C.A. G. W. Riehl, C.A. (Licensed Trustee) G. E. Trethewey, C.A. R. F. Lightfoot, C.A. TALE, FRTIEDLANDER, HUNTER & CO. Accountants and AudItors 64 King St. E. RA 5-1621 Oshawa B. L. Yale. C.A. F. Friediander, E.. Comm.. C.P.A J. Hunter, C.P.A. C h ir opr a c t c G. EDW-iN MANN, D.C. Chiropractor Office: 15 Elgin St., cor. of Horsey St. Phone MA 3-5509 Office Hours: By Appointment D e nta DR. W. M. RUDELL, D.D.S. Office: Jury Jubilee Bldg. 40 King St. W. Bowmanville Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily Closed Saturday and Sunday Office Phone MA 3-5790 House Phone - Newcastle 3551 DR. E. W. SISSON. L.D.S., D.D.S. Office ini his home 100 Liberty St. N. - Bowmanville Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily 9 a.m. to 12 noon Wednesday Closed Sunday Phone MA 3-5604 DR. C. F. CATTRAN., D.D.S. Office 23 King St. E. - Bowmanville Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily Closed Saturday and Sunday Telephone: Office MA 3-5459 Le gal1 STRIKE and STRIKE Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Public W. R. Strike, Q.C. A. A. H. Strike, B.A. 40 King St. W. - Bowmnanville Telephone MA 3-5791 LAWRENCE C. MASON, B-A. Barrister, Solicitor Notarv Public King St. W - Bowmanville Phones: Office MA 3-5688 Residence MA 3-5553 MISS APHA L. HODGINS Barrister, Solicitor Notarv Public Temperance St. - Bowmanville E. RICHARD LOVEKIN, U.E., B.A., LLB. Box 9. Newcastle Phone Newcastle 2246 Consultation by appointment only. M o rt g age s LEROT HAMILTON - ORONO Phone 1 r 16 First Mortgage funds Residences - Farina Business Properties Optfo m etfry KEJTH A. BrLLETT Optometrist 141 King St. E. Bowmanville Office Hours: By appointrnent Telephone MArket 3-3252 Mondav to Saturdav 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Wednesdays: 9 to 12 Thursday evenings Th ree Coun fers in Third Gives Aurora 7-4 Win O ver Pontiai Aurora Juniors counted three goals in the final period to re- gister a 7-4 win over Robson Pontiacs in a Junior C. hockey tilt at Aurora Friday night. Gary Wakeley was the lone Bowmanville scorer in the op- ening period, George Lawrence set the pace for the local lads in the second and Bob Faircy Major Bowlii Now Burning cs on Friday scored unassisted to tie the score briefly during the period.1 Lawrence counted Bowman-' ville's only goal of the final' pe-iod after taking a pass frorn Lorne Payne. Then their hosts turned on the power to ensure the win as they pounded three more past goalie Vince Van-! stone. ng Ployoffs th.eAlleys The men's major league for the playoffs and Bagnell's1 playoffs are in full swing and team will be fighting for every Ted Bagnell's team bas the pin to maîntain their slim lead. jump on the rest for the big Manager George Elliott is money with 3501 pins for 3 having a Christmas turkey roll games. Russ Oke's teamn is in for the Men's Major Lea gue. the runner up spot with 3487. This is on a handicap basis s0 Big Jim Levett set the pace aIl bowlers will have an even for the bowlers with the high- chance. est triple of the season, 915. Following is the team stand- Levett started bis tbree games ing and averages for the first xitb 348, dropped off to 242 week of the playoffs. and came sailing back with Men's Major League Playoffs 325. AI Osborne was next with 794, Russ Lane 786, Elton Brock Flrst Schedule 783, Reg Hearle 751, Bruce Team Pins Milne 723 and Ted Bagneli 718. Bgel30 Reg Hearle tied Levett withBanl . 50r a 348 single to share in the R. Oke 3487 prize money. AI Osborne was Osborne ----- -3445 next wîth 315. Brock -- - - 33401 Ted Miller won ail low mon----------------33061 ey with a single game 112, andDae 28 a triple of 425. D l - --------38 Frank Williams' team had B. Oke------__ 3242 low single score, 913, and low O'Rourke 3240 triple 2913.1 Rundîe___ 3232 Alley Chattery Lander----- 3196 Jim Levett's 915 for 3 games1 Bates 3032 was more than Frank William's'1 teamn could bowl counting their Williams- - --- ---------- 2914 high five games. Averages Next week will tell the tal Donna Preston Roils 815 for Ladies' High Ladies Major Bowling League Donna Preston really knock- ing the pins over this week for high triple of 815, made up of 312, 292, 211. Kay Beauprie had single of 313. Games Over 200 K. Beauprie 313,221; D. Pres- ton 312., 292, 211; 11. Brock 307, 201; L. Bates 285, 208; P. Haynes 274, N. Gay 265, 260, 230, J. Major 265, 228; M. Mc- Nulty 264; B. Budai 257; S. Bucknell 248; R. Barclay 243; A. Bickell 242, 230, 201; B. Westlake 241, 218; H. Corden 241; L. Moffatt 238; M. Hender- son 236; E. Etcher 228, 206;.H. Dunn 226, O. Etcher 222, 200; M. Harrison 222; L. Wright 221, 212; S. Bissonette 219; E. Sweet- man 215, 214, J. Engley 215; O. Patfield 214; S. Bickell 212; D. Mutton 207; S. Davis 207; E. Kerr 207; J. Baker 207; J. Ten- nent 205; E. Whitehead 205; V. Cowan 204, 203; L. Martyn 204, 200; E. Larmer 203, 200; V. Mil- ler 201. Names Teams Standing Pins Points Budai 33197 28 Bates 31532 231 Mutton 31914 19 Patfield . 32306 18 Etcher . 31216 18 Beauprie 30579 18 Crombie 30474 17 Courtice 30939 16 Brock 31067 15 Dunn 30437 15 Bucknell.....-- 30411 15 Coole -------------30150 14 High triple-Donna Preston, 815. High single - Kay Beau- prie 313. High average-Bernice Budai 228. Averages Names Games Bernice Budai 36 Hilda BrockM Lydia Bates 31 Onie Etcher -----36 Ena Etcher ---- _36 Peggy Haynes 36 Lil Hooper ------------ 36 Norma Gay ------ 36 Larraine Martyn 36 Ollie Patfield 36 Joyce Major _ _30 June Baker ---- 36 Ev Swveetnman 36 Lola Wright 33 Myra Cooper 33 Joyce Tennent . 36 Mel MeNulty 27 Sally Bissonette --33 Vi Coole ----- 30 Shirley Bickel--36 Viv Cowan .___36 Lil Ph1illips 33 Helen Corden - _ 33 Donna Preston 33 Kay Beaupnie 27 Dot Crombie 36 iAudre.v Bickell --36 Emma Bromell 36 Eleanor Larmer 33 Betty Westlake 27 Sadie Bucknell 36 Lucille Moffatt --36 Mary Harrison 30 Helen Gilhooly- 36 Louise Lyle ---33 Alyce Hodgson 26 Bileen Holroyd 36 Del Vinson -- 36 BiEla Des Jardines - 29 Ruth Barclay . 30 Jean Luxton-----36 Fm Stringer----------- 30 WiIma Bates- 30 JEssie Cox ______16 Ave. 228 206 204 202 199 194 193 193 188 188 188 187 185 184 183 182 182 181 181 180 177 177 175 174 174 173 172 172. 172 172 169 169 169 163 166 166 165 164 164 163 1 6? 161 161 IName Games Jim Levett -___ 3 Al Osborne. 3 Russ Lane .3 Elton Brock 3 Reg. Hearle 3 Bruce Milne ----- 3 Ted Bagnell 3 Walt DeGeer 3 Pat Yeo --- --- 3 George Piper 3 Murray Larmer 3 Russ Oke----------- 3 Frank Lewins 3 Ross Wright 3 Russ Halîman 3 Mel Dale ---- 3 Phil Cancilla 3 Don Bishop 3 Dick Patfield -----3 Bill Oke------- --- 3 Paul Chant 3 Ab Piper ------- -3 Norm Cowle -------3 Ed. Leslie ------ - 3 Dr. K. Slemon 3 Jack Gay -- Ted Phillips 3 Hank Janzen --.--- ---3 Frank 'Hooper --- ----3 Ross McKnight 3 Bill Polley ---- 3 Glen Fry --- -- 3 Kari Bickell .3 Pete Dobbins----3 Norm O'Roumke 3 Frank Samis ---- 3 Frank Williams ----3 Morley Vanstone ----3 Bill Oliver 3 Ave. 305 265 262 261 250 2411 2391 232 232 230 228 227 225 225 224 222 222 22(l 218 218 217 216 216 215 214 213 213 211 211 209 212 207 207 205 204 203 203 203 202. I MNNETY AVAlLABLE FOR NGRTGAGES Balph, S. Jones Barrister and Solicitor 65 Sime 'St. S. Oshawa RA 5-3525 m ial Annual Goodyear Game To be Played KÉere Su nday Goodyear Hockey Ahi-Stars Frcd Cowle, Jiggs Cowin will be hosts to the New To- "Terrv M\-astcrs, Dan Gir'ardî ronto All-Stars in an inter- forwirds. D~on Master s, Don - plant hockey match Sunday at Chi]ds, Bud Perfect, Archie Memorial Arena. Game tinie CroSsey, -cd Fairey, Bob Shcr- will be 12 noon. idan, Biil Lyle, Lloyd Haml. Tickets to the game are ob- ton, John Mason, Mort Rîch. tainable from players at a nom- ards. Jack Baker wvill coachi inal cost of 35 cents. In addi- the tcam again t1h15 year. lion to aamitting the ouyers xu the game the ticket gives themi a chance on a speciai door prize being offered. No line up for the Bowman- ville squad has been released as yet. But it is expected it will be somnething like this- Goal: Vince Vanstone. defence, In 1956 there were 10uj&I bicycles produced in CanLk> and 124,167 bicycles imported., Inciding sleigh dogs and po- lice dogs, there are now more dogs on the strengtb of the R.C.M.P. than there are horse.. HOW TO BUILD A BETTER NEST EGGI Your nest egg will grow faster when you invest in Sterling Trust Guaranteed Trust Certificates. They pay you 5% interest per annum, payable haif yearly ... they're authorized investment for trust funds . '. . and they'Te for a short term-1 to 5 years. That means $500.00 accumulates f0 $640.04 in 5 years. Ask for our bookiet. MHE STERLING TRUSTS C 0 R P 0 R A T 1 0 N Head Office: 372 Bay St., Toronto B ranch Office: 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie 11-Y 4~4 refreshment i ~ N 0OWNDER Pepsi-Cola gets the play è .Llfrom today's active modemns! l>epsi is neyer heavy, neyer too sweet. It efreshes without filling. Keep plenty of Pepsi handy for those informai evenings. fr11 ,-' I WINTER SPECIALS for WINTER DRI VING COMMLEE ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING SIMONIZE AND PROTECT YOUR CAR ony_$10.00 UNDERCOAT AND STEAM CLEAN Special $28.00 ANY MAKE 0F1 CAR Robson Motors Limited BUICK - PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCK DEALER 166 King St. E. Bowmanville MA 3-3321 Buy it in the 1iandy 6-bottle carton SMITH BEVERAGES LTD., 124 Church St., Bowmavnille, Ont. TFrOPMA"r, DEC., Sth, 195? x-