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rm.m*4 A - SVA.ttl ClU*laite MM SPORT NOTESi By Doug Glynna An effgy of a Russian hockey piayer was burned at a main Intersection in the Town of Whitby Sunday afternoon. The dummy was made of bran sacks. It was doused with gasoline and set ablaze. Was this an example of Canadian sportsmanship? We don't think sa. We believe this was the action of persons who don't know the meaning of sportsmanship. People who didn't reaily understand the meaning of Dunnies victory - or somneofle drunk with mixed thought; of the victory. Certainly they had a just right in celebrating. Ail Canadaj has. We are mast certainly proud of this fine achievement by 1 the Canadian Warld Hockey Team. It is a story that will live1 in the memory of sports fans for decades; how thev won and reached the Worid Hockey Summit in that great battie. ?JOT JUSTIFIED But this achievement didn't justify the act of the guilty' parties. Even if Russia had won the game - this action wouldn't have been justified. It just showed iack of reason and the mixed hysteria that sametimes inhibits sports fans. A feeling that has caused riats and one that will continue ta darken our reputation. as spartsmaniike people until it is brought under contrai by those it holds. To be humble invictory is the sign of any great athiete. For great athletes accept the fact that there must be a winner and laser, and sametimes they are bath. Fans, the erratic ones, dan't. Ail their biased thoughts can faresee is a victary. Many try ta share the qualities of great athietes, but they ney'er wvil until they are able ta accept defeat and victary with graciousness. CONGRATULATIONS To the Whitby Duniops on the occasion of their great xictory ini the name of Canada - we say congratulations and thanks. Thanks for a job weii done. This fine sports acamplishment by Dunnies will long live in the annals of Canadian sport. + 1 AROUND THE TOWN... We take pleasure in annauncing another sparts event ta be heid in conjunction with Centennial Year. The Bowmanvilie Centennial Bowling Tournament - being held from April 26 through May 24. This tournament is oe toalal teams in Central Ontaria and entrv forms will be sent ta all the alleys in the district during the next week. It will feature mixed doubles, singles, men's and ladies' doubles and a hast of other events. More information on this event will be forthcoming shortly. AI Osborne is chairrnan and George Ellott bis assistant. Sa remember bowlers - sharpen up and get ready for this tourna- ment - you are aIl weicome ta campete . . .. Bowmanville Legion- flaires meet Barrie in the first game of a best-of-three series for the Ail-Ontaria semi-finýal Juvenile playoffs tanight at Memorial' Arena. Game time is 8:30, and an added attraction at the rink miay be the Legion Pipe Band. Second game is in Barrie Fridayf (tamarraw) evening. Let's ail get down ta the ice palace tonight and give these lads the support they deserve . . . . Bowmanville Badminton Club are planning ta hold their Club Tournament in April. A special feature of this year's tournament wiIl be a veteran's doubles match. It la hoped this event will get some of the ald pros back in action. What'ye say gang?'..Congratula- )tions ta tiny Steven Burns on winning the Little N.H.L. Junior' "A"divsio Mst alublePlyerAwad ...Fishermen -t t iew smelt fishing regulations are appearing in this journal thisc veek. Few changes have occurred, but we suggest you read "rn over ta be sure .... The Sportsman's Show opens in Toronto - 'ay (tamarrow) evening, and as usual it will be featuring the tin hunting and fishing gear . . . . Pete Dobbins rolled 867 triple in the Men's Major League Wednesday last. l was igh triple for,' this schedule. Nice gain' Pete . . . . Don't ta mail in yaur Easter Seal pink envelope. Remember - donation may lift a child from crutches or wheel chair onto r own feet. Sa when you give - give generously. AUUU UUU UUUU UUM UMU UUMU MUU UMU UMuu uuu uuu We are pleased ta Announce with the purchase of e e KING TAXI we now have two 'phones for your convenience Phone eîther. . . MA 3-5500 or MA 3m5561 24-Rour Service CAB Ail Passengers Insured t500) 19ADIO EQUIPPED CABS Lorne Haynes, Prop. Ir fc a) T~ CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVTLLE. ONTARTO ~~~flAV ~DA~ ILL *~uB Pirates One Point Out of First Place With a little bit of luck the Pirates could capture Sommerscales, John Goode, Alex Wiseman, Walter second place in the Bantam Hockey League. Presently Gibson, Ken Coverly; 3rd row: Leo MacLean, Stephen Bar- they are one point out of first place and tied wilh two cday. John Carter, Doug Gibson, Jack Hallowell. Missing - other teams. Players are from the lef t, front row: Bill Morley Oke, coach; Sebastian Sleep. Biekie, John James, John Oke. Second row : Leighi -Photo by Rehder Pele Dobbins Tops League Bowis Hîgh Triple of 86 7 1 guess it is about time we quit kidding each other about beating Pete Dobbins. Just ivben somebodY starts sneak- ing Up on Pete and we think we are gaing ta see a real race for the high average-whaui -- bang-and Dobbins hits the pins for scores af 261, 311, 2951 for a total of 867. high for the schedule. TÉhis bumps Pete's iverage from 241 ta 246 jus t Pontîacs Lose, Out Score 7-6 Ne wmarket Smoke Rings eliminated Rabson Pontiacs in their best-of-three Junior C playoffs at Newmarket Thurs- day of last week by defeatingi Pantiacs 7-6, ta win the round 2-1. Smake Rings gained a 5-3 first period lead and were ahead 6-5 going inta the third. Bob Fairey and Gary Wakely paced Bowmanville with twa goals each. Paul Wakely and Mort Richards added singles. 10 points up on ruciner-up Bill President Jaek Lander willl j Bates. be calling a meeting and wel AI Osborne ,vound Up with will be able to announce the games of 2(08, 320, 279 for 8U7. date of the big banquet. Carl Leslie had 7,56. Roýs Tiiere are only twvo more Wright 755, Ciarénce Oke 712, weeks left in the second sehed- KarI Bickell 713, and Frank ieanîd at the present time Bill S am-is 700. AI Osborne had Oke's teami is leading and \VC high single gaine 320, Dobbins iriaY have a rail off for the fi nished second 311 and Ross John M. Jamnes Trophy. Wright 310. Mlen's Bowling League The Lumber King, Walt De Sadn n f9hWe Geer, walked off with low si Sandng nd of 9th Wee gie 104, Si Trewin was ne.-î 2nd Sehed1ulet tha-i u seni or nebfin-fB. Oke-- ---------- 20 7 L)0 te league, CclObre i-Tiîghe ---------------- 17 10 17 ished with 109. Don Bishop was Lander -------- --- 16 1l 16 the lone wolf for low triple -liA. Dale----------------- - -- 1.5 12 157 Elton Brock's team had hîgh Bates .----------- ------ - 15 12 15 single score 1211 and Murra.v Rundle - ------- 14 13 14 Tighe's outfit had high triple Obre1 41 3419. Pappy Bagneil won 10WO bore --c------ 13 14 13, teamn honors .919 and Bill Batcs Brocel _13 14 132 low triple 3016. H. Oe-- --- ----------10' 175 10') Aiiey (hatter Leslie ----------------- 10 17 10!I Manager George Ellînît is ta O'Rourke- - 7 20 7! be congratulaled for the conli- Averages tions of the alle.vs. It is a pI(i ams ve suetabwlii îchd Pete Dobbins--------- 27 246ý kept and uwell riiîn establish-Bi a------2 23 ment. The towels for the bowl- Bil aee----t---------- 27 230n ers ta wîpe their liands are i. Oboevt-------- 27 2309 cbanged after each shift com- Al.îiOesMorne 27 299; pletes bowling aind the allevs EtnBok2 2 are spotiess. IEsawacef l BhOnBk 24 22 place ta spend an evening forDrH.une---21 1. recreation. rrlH.Lenle ------ -271 218 The major league to1urc-- Kai-lBekli ------ 27 218 ment will soon be here anjdBil0--------, ail bowiers are requested to1 Doug Taylor----- 27 217 Ted Bgel-------24 217ý line up a partner for bowvling. 1 agneli7 1 i Eastern Ontario Tille Frrnprl liv -liiio~n;làc ,jflKUil 'Xc--------- - -- 2 Si Trew in - ------------ 27 Dr. K. Slemon-------- -21 Ross Wright. ------27 Ross McKnight -----27 Raiph Kelly --------24 Ed Leslie---- 24 ~EE ~ ~ ~ E~Franik Hooper ------ 21 2l01 Jack Lander------- 27 2(1 1latt H arrison ------ 21 208; Who Oust Cobourgs 6 -1 Norn O'Rourkeý---18 ýî Russ H-aliman-------- 27 21> Bowmanville Legionnaires lad xvhen Archie Crossev's hiast Hap Palmer ----- 27 2:ý6 Fraiik Samis -------- 27 2(;5 Swon the Eastern Ontario O.M.! fromn the point deflected off hlis 'Moi'ie',' anstone ----- 24 201 H.A. Juveîîile Hacke\- titie stick and bouncec injta the leit 1 -1Ha-e-----2 î Wenesdav of last week by de-I corner off the stick of a Rideau i 11 ierl------ 27 2(14 feating aCobourg Rideaus 6-, dee em ajer. fl a2d7Pu 201e- Sat Memorial Arena.MCuighF-n Lens 2 20 Cobourg beld a one goal mar- i man break at 1.5.37. with oarii Murrav Larmer .2 0 gin going obtegm.Lg ne Cobouîrg defenceeman bac-k. Bihl Pohiev __------- 27 201 lnnaires evecied the round in Thev rushed ln with McCul Da bn GtlhoolV'-- ------ 27 201 the first period and tallied two i lough drawing the defeneemaiî Reg Hearle -----------26 201 in the second and tbree in third ta bim, thîeî passing the pîîck Gord Sellers - ---- 27 200 ta capture the total goals ser- ta Marjerio who driih .d the Jack Parker ----------- 27 20o 'les 9-5. puck into the upper right coiu- Dr. C. Austin-----24 200 Even Round cicr. Mra Tighe --------27 200 Legionnaires tied the round:;e u culug trla at 13.33 of the first peî-îodd in front and sank the rub- 1 when Ran Pollards 10 foot blast ber in the leit corner .JUst 13 from in front was deflected m' scnslae aisiet ,n-!R O C 's Lose by goalie Dave Ewart Eric i BobMarjerr onpaan roniP edge at 7.28 of nhe idd e efr.O p n r b stanza as he f ired Archie C ras- 1J UST NOTES - Goalie CurtOer b sey's relav in fromn the left! Vanstocie was outstariding in1 face-off circle. the nets for the Legionnaires Mal Stevenson tallied the as he stopped 17 shots. Dave loe obur oa lssthnEwart wasn't exactly asleepor oeminburges late w hn L-either as he turned aside'29' 7 -2 S cor two inues lterwhe Le-wei plaed rivs bY!li ýu Ross MleGill and Tim J-lut- i ginnaies wre tappe incals. Everyone on the Bow- toni sh:-r-ed a four goal eff)1: t a Cobarg' ~n. H tok apas manville squad seenis ta have Ite paced LindsayRenst out from Gord Ewart, sped in hyI andfird asizlîn drve romcaugbt the blard wý,ork" bual a 7-2 vîctarv overBcw:r- just inside the blueline. that bas Captain Archie Cros-i ville-Orono Combines at ob sev forever dîggîng while ici ca.yýgeon Fridav nigih, ïta'11%e Ensure Win action. Workmanlike perforin- egns :0led.nhi Don Prout converted Dan: ances were turned in bv ahi the' best-of-seven Lakeshore play Cattran's slap shot inta the club. Mal Stevernson, ici addi- of fs.t rigbt corner at the 11.20 mark tian ta scaring the onlv Ca- Lindsay counted two goals a ta insure the win, Erie Carle, bourg goal. accaunted for five periad as thpy .held Combines tan got bis second goal of the of the seven penalties issued sca"eless untîl the final frarie night at 12.42 of the final per- tu Ridteau.s. wiLh Ilieir powerful loreçheî.k- 2 16 216 214 212 212 2121 ...becaUs. onty Ti p Top bas the BIG resources needed ta provide yau with such a wtde selectian of the newest in im- ported fabrics, shodes and pattern s-toilored in the newest style of your choicel ...becaus, only Tip Top has thie cambined buying1, moking and sel ling volume essential ta bring yoc. such incomparable voaia# ot . ow Prîcew Man'd Cut and TpUrd-to-Measiw. just $65.00 35 King St. W. ing pattern. Tt took European veteran Syd Arnold ta, dent the Regent defences befare Com- bines could score. McGill ai-d Hutton counted first period singles ta give Lindsay an early lead. Bud Mvc- Dougal] and Lau Hennessev! were the second period marks- men as Regents baosted their. lead ta four goals. S ' d Arnold sparked. Com- bines in the third as he twice invaded Lindsay terrtiory tai beat Joe O'Brien with bisi speedy shots. Dean West shar-1 ed bath goals, while defcnice- I men Ted DeGray and Don i Mercer got a point each. Hutton and McGilI led Re- gents' attack again in the final frame as they fired their second goals of the night. Jack Gra- ham ended the scoring late in the period, A crowd of mare than '200 jammed the railing at Memor- il Arena to watch the action packed game. Many of the fans were the players' parents. Bobby Brenham gave Tren- tan an early lead as he scored at 5.10 of the first period, while Bowmanville were a man short. Doug Quackenbush made it 2-0 at 3.40 of the final stan- za when he converted Keith Voellmeche's pass into the cor- ner. Don MeMurter sparked the Bowmanville attack at the mid- way' mark when he took a pass fromn Stevie Burns at centrei ice and sped in alone blasting a bard drive into the corner. He scored the tieing goal less than six minutes later as he beat twa Trenton plavers to a loase puck in front of the nets. Terry Walton tailied the win- ning goal with just 36 seconds remaining in the game.Hde blasted a shot from the bord and it deflected into the ?tfti FREE --FREE UNTIL FURTRER NOTICE with every purchase of any model car from '53 t. '54 we will instali at date of purchaso Absolutely Free 1 manville captain Steven Burns was presented with the Wal- dyka Bras. Championship Tro- phyv by Mike Waldyka of Part Hope. Steven Burns also was pre- sented wvith the Best Plaveet Troph 'v donated by Etip Top Taiors. The presentation was made by John M. James. Jimn Reeves, Trenton goalie, was awarded the Goaiie's Shield bw Daug Rigg. Recreation Direc. tar of Bawrnanville. i aR AVArLABLE FOR NORTGAGES Ralph S. 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Tille ]Bawmanville Atom Ail-Stars t.urned in a fine performance,.spotted the opposition two in the nets for Bawýi anville as'~ goals then made a brilliant he stopped a late ~ b h comeback ta defeat Trenton 3-2 Trenton marksmjf'ýby t Saturday, to win the Eastern Make Presentation% Ontario Little N.H.L.. Hockey Followingth aeBw M N E Y Àdiiimr*ý, isàmF.l, Wlffl<