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-r--- ,SPORT@0C 87 Frank Mohum MU 3-723U JUNIOR HOCKEY The local Junior club made their first appearance of thi season a truly impressive one, as they held Peterborough Junio: "1B" Petes to a slim one goal victory. This reporter, along wit] several others we talked to, expected Bowmanville ta be out elassed by at least hall a dozen goals. Although it is early yet, the team played well. 0f cours there are several rough spots to be ironed out, but Coach "Mike' Osborne just intended te see what the players could do, beforq the regular season gets underway. Thus far, the team is made Up of Midget, Juvenile anc Junior players from Bowmanville and the surrounding district Newcastle has contributed three well known performers-Garj and Paul McCullough, and Eric Carleton. If we can keep this club going for a few years or bettei stil-for niany years, it could eventually bring about the returi of Intermediate hockey in not only Bowmanviile, but the entir( district, when once more the clubs wiil be strictly homebre'w We have had an excellent minor hockey set-up here for quit( some time. A few years back the Juvenile Legionnaires wor the Ontario title, but due to the nature of the league, importi were in style, and these players weren't given a chance. This spring, the Legionnaires were beaten in the Ontaric finals, while the Midgets won the championship. Let's hopE that these players will have the opportunity to represent theiù home town when the junior age limit has been. passed. If homebrew hockey doesn't return ta Port Hope, Cobourg, Bowmanville, Lindsay, etc., we might as well forget about any- thing above the juvenile division. t . ti. t*1*1 NO JUNIOR "C" LOOP VET At a full scale O.H.A. meeting last Friday night-yes, that'i right-they couldn't corne to a decision regarding the LakeshorE Junior "C" League. The past presidents feit that the clubs shoulc reach an amiable agreement. Tuesday night, a special committee composed of Tim O'Neill Stouffville; Pat Patterson, Brampton; and Lorne Cook, Kingston; was to have met in order to hand down an officiai decision. These "decisions" have been coming for three or four weeks now, but when the meeting takes place, the O.H.A. aiways "decides' to reach "no decision". The first Lakeshore gamne 15 supposed te be played this Friday night in Cobourg. "To be or flot te be, that is the question". i. it i.t tt TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY Stephen Fuels have taken over the sponsorship of the Blockbusters, who are currently resting in first place in the Town Hockey League. Ken's Men's Wear has taken over the former Brooks Construction team, which means that a repeat of the softball finals could eventually take place, with Ken's meeting the Fuels on Ice, inx place of the diamond. The Front Street banner has been replaced by Hooner's Jewelepry, who also sponsor another club in the suminen, rnanîely the senior soccer team. GOT A PASSION FOR PASSING ? ý1 . . .... ...... ..... My wife and I were coming home last Sunday when we man- aged te get tangled up with some of the city traffic. As you niight expect when that happens, the cars were a littie bit dloser togeth- er than they should have been. In spite of the fact that traffic was moving along very well, close to Bill teven the legal limit, there had te be one Bul Stven"Impatient Pete". He scared me out of a year's growth when he squeezed in behind me.. and with the next traffic break, he was off with a roar. That got me thinking about this business of passing . . . and the people who seemn te have a passion for passing. They take some wild risks that really aren't worth while, when you stop to figure it out. You know, it takes a long time to pass a car that is doing fifty! To pass a car going 5OMPH, you have to get up to 60 . . . and even then it takes a good 10 seconds t. pas&. At 60, you cover 880 feet in 10 seconds. That's the length of a football field, one-sixth of a mile or more than a long city block. That's a long, long way. When you're passing another car, you should remember that . .. and if you're meeting traffic at the seme time, you'll need twice the distance or tise length of TWO football fields. Wben you are driv- ing, remember yeur safety rules . .. better &afe than sorry. Another good safety rule to remember is te bring your car in for regular servicing and safety checks . .. and when you are ready to trade for a new car or a good used car, it's Robson Motors for Q uardian miles and miles of econom- Maintenance ical. trouble-f ree driving-7 pleasure. DCEDSRIEPY Dli teUE) ALL USED CARS ARE BING SOU) AT Greatly Reduced Prices And Rememer ... it pays te buy from a certi. ied dealer, whre &ail at. model cars are guaranteed. p ,~NADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE, ONTAPJO ie r Petes ýd Peteriyyro Jr. "B" Petes scor-1 ed four t*mes in a 15 minute span of the middle session, to 3r edge Bowmanvil Jr. "'C's" in an exhibition hockey contest at rthe Mernorial Arena, last Wed- n The locais, in their first ap- ,e pearance of the season, show- . ed the beginnings of a good ;e club, as they skated right in, step with the higher division n visitors. ;s Gary McCullough took a pass frorn Bob Osborne, with exact- :0 ly one minute remaining in the ýopening stanza te put the home- sters in front. Scott Essery r trapped a loose puck to put Bowrnanville two up at the 2:09 mark of the second per- iod. Long started the play with a blue line drive, which Al.-x Wiseman also had a crack at. Jim Vilneff started the Pete scoring on a gift tally, as goal- le Grant Wright hooked his ssliding shot, which would have emissed, into the cage. Keith d Wright beat goalie Wright eas- îly at 8:32 te tie the score, after the Bowrnanville custodian had slid wiiv ouît to make a stop on LReed's drive. Bih v ll took Keith Wil- ton's drop pass and fîred a bul- let drive, whioh caught the cor- ner, ta sen*d Peterboro out in front for the first time at 17:21 sof the second. Jack Wilton slap- *ped in the eventual winner from just outside the crease in the final minute of the period. Reeds blocked a clearing at- tempt and carried into the cor- ner, laying a perfect pass te Wilton, te set up the play. Essery's second goal provided rthe only scoring in the third >frame. Terry Black and Wise- *man drew assists, with Black's drive creating a scramble around the cage. 3 Bowmn-anville's best chance to fie th'e score. came a few min-; ites later, when Erie Carleton and Bob Jamieson were given five minutes apiece for the geme's only fight, and another, Pete player was tagged two minutes for roughing. However, the visitors put up a strong de- fence to keep the locals at bay. Legion Bowling Bill Veitch led his team tea' 5-2 win aven Ernie Perfect's' crew, ta move 31/2 points ahead! of the !,cýers, atop the standings. A couple of teams who couldn't gtuntracked last week, reallv ~<udthe range, Tuesday night te move right into contention.1 Doug Taylor paced his club te a 7-0 shut-out victory over Frank Samis' teani, while Keith' Yeo kept pace with the other wînning captains, as he helped his squad to a 7-0 shutout over Bill Bates' bowlers. Bill Veitch racked up a big, 316 ganie, followed by Doug Taylor 305, Frank Samis 266 and Murray Grant 254. Doug Taylor'.s 708 total took higli tri- ple honouî's, while Keith Xeo,: lied 684. Bill Veitch 667 and Bob Sckr649. Tcam Standings B. - --------------- 12 ;Edge Juniors 4 to 3 Town League Hockey Ste phen Fuels Sifi Unbeaten Ken's Take Over Second Spot The league-leading Stephen 1 bagged thc third and,.. final Fuels toak thein third win with- Dept. o! Works telly in the eut a loss, while subi ecting the final minute o! the period. Dept. of Works ta the same' Gilmer aad Bob Fainey con- flamber of lasses ini the first neeted for their second goa>ls in geme of Tht dzy night's dou- the micidle session end "Butchi" ble-header. liFe first placers' Cale added another ta rua the held the lasers off the score margin ta 7-3. Howard Quinney sheet in the second and third tallied the only goal of the final pcniods, while scoring four session et 12:41. times ta wîn 8.-3. Ia the nightcap, Kea's Men's Goals by Bob Fainey, Ted Wear spotted Haoper's Jewel- Fainey and Calvin Blake Put lers e 2-0 first period lee.d, and the Fuels into e 3-0 edge after thea rapped in five straiglit se- but six minutes o! play. cond period scores te go on ta "Chuck" Kilpatrick and Bill, a 7-wn Lyle notched *e pair 40 secondsLly Stainton and Laurie epant te put the DW crew back Gerbe scored e minute and a la thue gaine. Phil Gilmer quick- haîf apent, mid-wey through_ ly made it_4-2, but Bob Fosten l tihe lst period ta put the Jcwel- K. yeo___. B. 4 Edward Pollard whý Goodyear Hockey Bwmanvlle, had exreme H e bc s e r aoft B om The Office extended their un- af ive rirwtrdOft. Th beaten streak - 0 four in e raw ifieribo ru.Te although they weu-e held ta a b t about a pouncL Mr. 4-4 tic by the Mats, in t-he Op.- employee. cning gaine Of Suriday after- nean's G-odyear League dou- ble-header. The raînpaging Fan Belts hung e 5-1 setback on the Hase ta bounce ail the way' E D U fT R fromn the cellan ta second place, K A Q CT R with their second successiveFO win, aften dropping FORfrs D)01 Masters opened th,, first MW M M M0r tgaes. 50 gamesc-aingwhen his lng, elong the ice shat founid the markeat8:40. Ba0b Marjernison meeit 2-0 17 minutes laten,, ~î but the Mats quickly mnoved in-! ~ te the leed, as john Os- borne, Ted Feirey and Bob 1Sheridan blinked the red light Withili tiiree and e half minutes. Merjer-rison',s second scar, knotted the count in thefia fie luiutes, and Bill Lyle scor-1 ed withi ess than three minutcs ta Play ta send the leaguc-lead.- crs back ln front. Hawever, ut S A E toak Sheridan but 43 seconds FIGURE S A E to knot the count.WhtLehrBot Lyle and John Ford got Wht ehrBos majors for fighting early in the MISSES' il . 2 game, and referee "Tim" Cnx finally ejected Fard for contin- 09 uing the warfere after hostili- $MN10 - tics hed ceased. Cox tossed a couple more out $10.95 la 31.95 le the second gamne, as e seen- $09 o$29 ingly unimpontant roughing bee, developed inte a main bout in the sin bin. "Luke"l Prout e HOC E IA E main eventen ail lest season cleshed with "Whitex" PrestonBOS i- ex Hamilton-Gucîpli Jr. "A"' OY ' 1 - 1/ playen, le Preston's first Good- $89 Io 10 5 year League gaine. Lloyd Hamilton wvas the big MEN'S gun for the Fan Belts with three goals, while singles went 9.s95 - 13.95 -i16.95 te "Mort" Richards and George Trade-ins Accepted on Heath, Bob Osborne Picked t-le NwSae corner ta give the Hase a 1-1 NwSae tie earlY ln the gaine. Very weil ini the winner's cage, i y uiu il Place Of thle reguler custo- - w L Pt-s Office ---- 2 0 6 Fan Belts 2 2 4 Hase 1 2 3 mats 1 ZZI~Li23 40 Klng St. W., Bowmanvf lip, lers in front, but back carne1 Mea's Wean ta roan fato lead, befone Gerbe notched second with 16 seconds lefi. Don Masters and Jiîn Olir each scou-ed twice with "Mo Richards adding a single. St-t ton fired lus second marl early la the third ta put Ho( ens anly one goal back. Leag scoring leader, Masters, bag. bis third and four-ft tallies put the game on ice. Team Standings W L1 Stephen Fuels 3 1 Ken's Men's Wear 2 1 Hooper's Jewellers 1 2 Dept. o! Wonks O 3 th the the, ain- rker )OP- Lgue ýged Pts 6 41 2 ditile of Fish Mixed League * v Bowling * The Mixed League tbowlers came up with their best olE tive effort of the young seasan,C Fridey night, -,,,len maaýy fine scores were registened. -. Hao Palmer led the way with games of 252, 255 and 247 for a 754 triple, followed by Elton Brock 735, Jack Loni-i 701, Joe 1 Nowlan 676 and Arnold Sleep E 651. Onie Etchen paced the ' dies with a 645 total, while Hqi]- de Bnock nolled 628 ad Jessie E Heenan totalled 620.c Elton Brock's 308 sziie'e tocii: high single !io' ourýs. and other high scores -wýent fa o B on -1 * 293, Morley E-*-'er 2z:2Ccc. IMu1tton 279, Art, 2'4andi Howard Bromell LI IDot Bond 'lid a lune 263 sin- gle, followed by Jessie Heenan 245, Essie Ccx 250, Carole Oke and Emi Stninger 243 and Onie Etcher 224. Jack Bond's bowlers blasted Art Spicen's teant 7-0 ta, move past the losers, into finst place, by a single point. Jim Cox's club handcd Pet Yeo's outfit a 7-0 pesting te gneb a piece cf the runner-up position with Spicer and Cec. Mutton's ta who were victonlous over -Toe Nowlan by a 5-2 count. In rem aining action., Brock's bowlens defeate3 h. Mitchell 5-2. and Howard Ert- moadson's team pulled a 4-3 upset over Fred Luxton's cnew. Team Standings Teanm W L Pts, Bond -.9 3 201 Spicer 8 4 191 Cox 8 4 19 Mutton 8 4 19 Luxton 7 5 17 Brock 5 7 13 Mitchel à7 il Nowlan __ 5 7 1l 4 Edmoadson 4 8 9 Yeo --- --------------------11il 21 Averages Name Gemies Ave. io lives in the Kitson Block Elton Brock 12 227 YJack Bond . 12 218 aly fine luck over the weekend. Art Spicer 12 2!3 r. and a haif in Vanstone's Creek Hap Palmer 12 210 nville, and came up with these Joe Nowlan 12 207- weighed from 4M2 pounds down Morley Etcher 12 204 Arn Sleep 12 202 Pollard is a General Motors Pat Yeo 9 201 Bob Yake 12 200 Bob Mitchell 12 200 Onie Etoher 12 199 Hilda Brock 12 197 'Gord Stringer ---- 9 194, Goodyea r * Howard Bromnel.- 12 191: Cec. Mutton 12 191: Em Stninger 6 191 Jack Brough ---- 12 186 Bowling Co:--, DtBond 12 80a *The G-oodlyear League bas a 1 Ken Luxton 12 177 niex leader, following lest 1 Ruth Mitchell 12 175 ThOrse ,'s resuits, when te Pet Bat-tels 12 175 HoeRooma blasted the Tiger's Bill Charles -- 12 173 7-0 te move eut in front. The Doug Reynolds 6 173, Tigers .had lield the top spot Jessie Heenan 9 172 since the first niglit. The Com- Mike Heenan9 172 bines stayed within one point Audrey Sleep 12 171 of the fronit-runners, by posting Gai-oie Oke ----- 12 1I'7 ( a 7-0 shutout win aven the Fan' Jean Evanis 12 1 î; Belts. The Lead Preps cleimed Leo Curtin 12 163 a 7-0 victory over the Belts ta Fred Luxton - 12 167 jump into fourth place. Bud Edmoadsoa ---12 165 The cellar-dwelling Cornets, Rick Gould. 12 165 are stil] loakin-g for thieir finst Duke Brunt ----_ 12 165 wi, u teydd ic p 1Jim Cox ------ 12 164 wi, utthy idpik p ,Emma Bromeil 12 163 couple of points, in droppiag a Cliff Evans 12 161 5-2 contest te the Office bawl- Jim Graham 12 161i ens. The Machine Shop pulled a 5-2 upset aven the Braidens' Amy Winacatt J12 160' inl the othen encouater. Donc Mutton -- 2 1561 Ferne Bradley 12 155, Ken Flint led the way with!Ada Luxton 9 153i a 742 triple, followed by Tom I Dereen Charles 12 15U my Mesterson 714, Farewell Carole Reynolds - 6 1 47ý IBlackburn 685, Ralph Cole 676!I Duane Palmer - 12 l13 and Art Spicer 662. Ron Mutten -- 12 141 Tommy Mastersoa's 303 took Do rde .1 3 high single honours, while other i Marie Y129 138 big scores went te Jack Bond' Kay Luxton ____1 13 278, Fred Smith 275, Ken Flint Mary Nowlan - 12 134 270 and Ralph Cole 268 and 262. Ruth Yake 12 132 Everett Winacott 6 132 Team Standings Betty Bnough 12 124 Pts Marie Curtia 9 117i Dlot Edmondson - 9 116, Hose ----_____ _ 24 Walter Rundie __ 12 1111 Combine _______ 23! Ivy Rundle 12 102. Tig-ers 17 Kay Grahami - 9 971 ILead Press ______ _16,1 Ruby Spicer - ----- 6 90 OfficeI adies H.ligh Single - Ofie _________ 5 Dot Bond ___ _.--- 262 iflTTr> A V I'%iVt? i q.1 19 Town League Hockey Star of the Week DON MASTERS It seems appropniate that the first star of the week selec. tion in Town Lea.,gue Hockey, should go tç Don Masters, whoe undoubtedly miust have scored more goals tfian any other player in the league. Don is a righit-winger, who played with Mike's Imperla at a very eanly age, and then with several other Interînediate clubs and the stronig Port Perry (Jr. "B") Flyers, before taking over the «"Rocket" Richard role of the Town Hockey League. Masters also found tinie to coach thue Ontario Juvenile Champion Legionnaires a few years ago. Don Masters scored four times in last Thursdays game to Iead his club ta a 7-4 come-from-behind victory, thereby winning the Bowmanville Surplus Sales' Star of the Week Award. Afternoon 'Ladiesi BowlingI On Friday afternoon, Novemn- Hilda Mooney 149 ber 6th, the Afternoon Ladies'ý Doris Holroyd -____147 League bowled, for the first 1 ilaSinc 4 time, with the foul line In op-!~d itnc 4 eration. It provcd ta be quite Marion Wiseman 144 an obstacle for saine during thue Shirley Davis 140 first gamne but everyone seemed Ma-g. McDoniald ____13U to settle down in the second Nance Colmner ___ 136 and the belis didnt ring nearly Mii ht as often as they had in the first. Milli___White 136 Haweven, the averpges drop- Mabel Williams 135 pcd a few points and the 200 Alyce Hodgson - 135 garnes were eut ta one, that Daseel----- 132 being a 223 garne scored by Evelyn Large. High double for'1 Helene Rundie 131 the afternoon went to Barb. Bea Sellers 131 Courtney with a 362. The Wretis Bea Wilson 131 scored a shutout aven the Can- Veinia Ki*tson 131 aries ta take 2 points and are t ic 2 now tied with *the Bluebirds AnTc . for first place ln the league. Vi Poste -----126 The other teams split the! Marg. Coyle -----125 points, taking 1 point each. Bannie McDonald 123 Teamn Standings Tina Westlake ------~ 123 *Pts Nellie McFeeters 122 Lilla Lufrniail --------- 119 Bluebirds - 5 Barbare Collison 118 Wrens ...... ---------- 5 Helen Rogers 114 Sparrows -------- 3 Rose Cowýan 114 Robins - --9.June Clarke Ili B'lue.ja 'ys 2,ivMeta Moffatt - ---- l Canaries - ------ 1----- Anai White 111 Averages Ruby Spicer 1(.-- t3 Jean Lobb 103 Marg. King 187 Lila Graham ------10CI Fielen Andrew v 174 Darothy Nicholas 94 Aura Trewin ___ 170 Ruby M1unday ._____91 Ena Etcher 168 Marlon Gibson ______89 Barb. Courtney 166 Laurie Semple - -88 Sadie Bucknefl ____ 153 Muriel Cudahee 84 Evelyn Large 152 Cozette Neads ______69 Oflie Patfield - 150 Irene Cox ________61 Have Tour Car Chocked For Winter Driving POIN1.TS - CONDENSERS VOLTAGE REGULATOR - ETC We have a Voltage-Regulator Tester to ,guarantee you best performance from your car. TIRE AND AUTO SUPPILY ILIMITEP 85 King St. W. ASSOOIATE 51011 iMA 3-3134 A. BOYD, Prop. MEMORIAL ARENA Bowmanville Friday, Nov. 13 PUBLICO SKATING - Admission Aduits 50e Children 35c Spectators - 10e Saturday, November 141h PUBLIC SKATING 8 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION Ajults 50e - Children 35e - Spectators 10e CHILDREN'S SKATING Wednesday, November 181b 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Children ---------------------2ù Aduits accompanying children - - : 25e Wednesday, November 181h PUBLIC SKATING 8 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION Aduits 50c - Children 35e - Spectators 10e COMMUNITY MEMORIAL ARENA SUNDAY SKATING GRGUP Every Sunday Afternoon 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. 24 Weeks - $5.00 iMemibership r -, THURSDAV- lqnv- ig.ti% inain m