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3 The Canadian Statenman, Bownianvi1le, Freb. 28, 19881 PRO P C TYKE HOCKEY The AmpricarscfteRretnDpatetsTk I SPO RTropIC .S i Hockey League. areraeIngtPotHponrdaee- By Frank M oh ui. 623-7234ý l yn h ot H p ~ e AI tr n a g m h t sat iping t e P ortp t n1u g C n da N g t T e ii b e t 6 :0 0 p .m . In aR r e i u s e c u t r P r H p e d e a d th BOWMANVILLE YOUTH BOWLERS WIN [foria ns vas SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIPS The Zone J Youth Bowling finals are over and Bow-' __ H EEIA AL EFTAKME Inanville dominated ail bowlers In the district. ___ _____________________ ____ .TNAIESHD'F EET Bownmanville won seven championships, Ajax and Port TENTA____ Hope won three titles, Whitby two, Peterborough one, Motor À.E.P lii, at Maple[af adeFraMrh t Ciyth sawoeadPazOhwoe.rgt ot M ens e Grove .ubs and Scouts fnoia Father and Son Banquet, 8.00 CFTO-TVIvttonPl al ,SarMrrs trtd brt Bw of nth rgt on.e n8 :00 Men's Ivtto 0Yr ude Has 8:10 WomensIntain5YadDs (Ha) by; winning the Bantamn Girls singles. Garth Jensen and M.; 8:20 Men's Iniain51Yr ah(e Kim Shred won the Banîam boys doubles. Debbie Bromelli ý4 8:3 as)i and Heaher Brunt won the Bantam Girls doubles. M a or L e. ,~~~~~~ude Fnl Frances Hennng won the Junior Girls singles champion-8:0SprtScol0Yad ah shIý. Joanne Bromeli and Sharlene Cain won the Senior., a e R y od h I :5 W m n I vtto 0 Y r u de F n l Gi.rls doubles event. smoothie, won the high triple 8:0 WmnIntain5YrdDh(Fal The Senior Girls teare hit a big 3115 triple to win their prize this week with games of! 75Mn7Ivtton5 ar ah Fnl event. They net only had the high score for girls but topped 256 3"23frabg86 ~ . Ïa've is one cf the top bowlers; &Il boys In the teams. The championship team consists cf' In this district but has had ITRISO Wéndy Lewis, Cente Bradley. Debbie Sellers, Mary Jane ýquite a bit of trouble In the Xilpatrlck and Merridy Hatelv. Meti*s Major League. This big ýl aainIniainIMl The Senior boys came through %vith fling colors, hitting inlght should put Dave backi 9:15 Women'snitio Hgh um on thhecam s r K n îi, on Ghd G eg Pfoo, nt 9:20 Girls 880 Y r s ( n e 6 ~l . T e c a p r e o b o o d r g P l e r Lnie P erfect w as n ext, 9:30 T ed R e e n i at o 6 0 L1Vnn Woods and John Tucker. hiaving games of 281-225-303 The highlights cf the pla.%offs were Connie Bradley's ýfor 809. 323 single game and her triple cf 772. Sixteen bowlers tit the 700 i 9:35 MenaIitatinSo u pla5tCau.diannneCMilerR782 JmEstabrooks cf Oshawa bowled a big 806 for the; (309) Jor.Hn C rtne 829:40 Joggers Cu ieHnia Julrby.o,9:50 Maple La adesIvttin"10 Junior boys. ~~~~vacation In Florida, bowled I ~ ~ WmnsIvtto 30 Congratulations are in order to Harold Bennett and hf.s ahead of timie and came up 9:5Imn L b erty B o l b w e s f r a t r if e j b e vap o s i w th th e sch ed u le 's h ig h sin g le 1 O C l e e I M l e a B w o lr fo a terfe jb o h m on hp garne, 378. Rundle's 3-game, 10:00 o lMens I vtai n Hgh .r bowling. Ail the above bowlers will bp in the Ontario finals total was 780. Russ Oke hadrt1 KHIviain1Ml a#rlantation Boul in Toronto on March l7th, 1968. 766 (289), Lou Wiseman 76310:0CF £T Tt(279-275), Brian Martyn 7611..... .......1:0HighShol MeReav Z~N TORNA ENT(276-265), AI Osborne 749,I 10:25 Women' niain80Ys ZOETUNM N (278-271 ). Si Trewin 737 (254),' 0TeTlga Ivtto ie !Bowvmanv-illes nov~ice. pee wee and bantam team-, wlii Don Bageell 735 (260), How-.. . 10:30 Caadan2 ilTRea tae tinie out from their MHA lyfstopriiaeIai- rml 3 22,Dn Oke . il OC11, InvitationOeMleR'a ti# Little N.H.L. zone tournament, Saturday at Cobourg. 731 (298), Bud Henning 729' It bas recently be none hfO .Smsn h ty did last vear over Port Hope and Cobourg. The'Maurice Richards 72 ("I),was well filled on Saturday night for the annual Constable John Chalmers, Bob Andrews, Bob Barra- in the .50 yard dash.wihsol eon ttemesms 4u esavnet heLtl ...poinilcapo- Etcher 701 (277>. ' Father and Son Banquet sponsored by Scouts and bal, Dick Bailey, Henry Gruyteî-, Vernon Hendsbee,ý thrilling events. sitp at Eas;ter. Se corne on you fans, lets get eut and cheer' The Nets Osborne Insuranice: Ctbs- of the area. Head table guests are'shown above Delbert Hendsbee, Michael Eeuwes ànd the Rev. F. K. i tily yeîng players on te victory. train had 1296 for high sîngle'from left teright, the Rev. J. Romeril, JohnSnowden, Malaene. FLOSANUC LN t i t t t and'1578 for high triple. 1 F____ ___ ___ - ___ ____ Jirn Callan Jr , did it agai n.eriI J ack D aley , th e f n P . m a i or he T o to al n , ?W ATEOSE winning the low single witb '4 ci h u called this week vihnw fterpasfrtecmn 1 In their initial season cf Intermedtiate "C', play, New- 120 and low triple 432. ' f I ' r season, which be thogtwudb fitrs.t u oa cttle lest te Little Britain 6-1, Sunday night, te drop the The averages are about the EVV.We s socceraxennthusiasts.h b~ c sve srts e iv gme.sane. AI Osborne has 2,92, in r eptato o aioa rfsina soito bqtofsvn els nlvegmw.ihile Brian Martvn is second'I rpato at 20 an Erne Pefecthas Bownianville defemted Aiaxý Ajax lied ilte tefrce overtime.[ ton and Dennis Livingstoiieseries. Tuesday n 1gb)ini AjaXI' League play, which gt newyl ciArl h oot IVWN HOCKEY LEAGUE ~ ~~;241 for thîrdi spot. 1 9-7 in a come-from-behind[ Goals by Rick Cranc and[replying te make il 6-6 in the' BowmanvilIe led 4-I after etvi ao o i ektann ap CrystaH O C aEY b ane d A ckE T v A e ge overtirme thriller, Saturda ,l John Xell's gave A jax a 2-I1 third. G ibbs' second goal se t t o p i ds A ax n r w din E a CrstlDar bane Lce ,V -0ad cNI.ysNaeGames Ave., at the Memorial Arena, te: first period ]ead, with Boydi Bowmanville on top, but witbý the maîgin to 4-3 and Philipý General managerHco aiaewoaegwt e S#orts pulîed eut cf a prolonged slump te dlown Robsen Al Osborne . 21 252 i take the best cf thiree OMHAÏ Knox counting for Bowman<ý the geal-keeper eut ie faveur: Romeril made il 5-3 in the! coach Laddie Kubala eetyrtre rmafv onr Eroie Perfect 24 241 At one stage, Bowmanvilleý Crane bit fer a pair beor ied it oee second tram the' With the geal-keeper (lutý IEqt both semi-final series lied nt oee game apiece, with the!Dec Oke. 24 2.171 railed 4-1, coming from be-, the second \vas littie more'end cf regulation time. in faveur et an extra for-j games in South Arca rfden-death third encounters going this Thursday night eaI Maurice Ancaert---- 24 2.15 bind to tie it on three sep- than a minute old, but the' Ie the overtime, Ai'rdrew ward, Paul Fersey cempletedi Ie determining tce ncsfrIi esrFles t1#ý local ire palace, Russ Oke --- 24 234 arate occasions as the visitons, homnesteis came roaring back: McKeiizie fired the winner, a hat-Inick, with bis third" owner Joe Peters sadhFoe ncuaemr oe Robsen's play McNultv*s i the seven o'cleck opener,' oar roel- 4 23 eî eaiigth ea.T e vtel anidte asnklersby RPault 5:50. itha Paul oset, s f in g (e Ctcth e mly rpynt n îrct tedsccrgmsad sarsl. i I ~~~~~Russ Halîman ---- 24 234! lecals finally teck the lead Fosvadasnl yRr hr i nepynt i-DnCtoral rped îths ~t h ryst l D iry lay ng L eke V. i 8: 0. Jack B ond ------- - 24 2,14 !,for the firs i im e in the gam e G ibbs. aly e ding the P ee W ee rp , w ith the g alie stil ncs b is d a sp ia se on r e f r th m t t t t t f ~~Ed. Leslie . ------ 24 233: at 18:03 cf the third, but with' Crane added bis teun aand- thriller. 'the sidelines, grvîeg Bow- Cide ne 6adwme îîb bel u h A GREAT ~Bill Westlake ----- _ 21 233! enly cee second remaining,ý fifth goals. with Grant Lux-,JI he opening game ef the marivirue a 7-3 win. west side, $3.00 reevdtme o n olra h a JRLING -AGR T SPORT!1 Dave Reynolds ---- 24 2.13- t the game; tbe $2:5es iefr7cadIesuh~d Severa 1 years ago, when curling was intreduced lccallyi Russ Hately -------24 21 T wn Lea u S r -Fias Te$17 ticket ferro50e tmany like this reporter, whe had neyer befere given iti Bob Lawton. 24 231 Ba__ ___ amuuIe p Falcons thte6nhu a whirl, someone remarked, "Why Il's eniy an old mian's!Larry Piper --- ---- 24 2'31 -ropnu er g eoescdlenMa ýi e"Don Bagnell -- 24 229' 2htVasySi ýTed Bageeli 24 2128i e He couldn't bave been more wrang. We oece again liad' Bud Hennig-- - --- 24 228i Ajax Seris11 a astySaim Itors Cryein ly [RoLockg' 1JmHouck 24 223 m N rîngClb ivevngrik, ncLutWiseman 24 220ý cN u (.J/set Rrîigs ht in Ajax, gave Bowman SEIL RC PS t Last year, we teck ever as second on a prevtously lun- auIce Richards 24 220 J ville a two game sweep in: - deeaIed enlry and managed te extend the string, alhugh Done Jensen 21~ 2181 their best cf lbree Banîamn Mike Murphy 24 18: Vietoie by Crvstal Dair vîng on a pass from Ted Faiirev minute made il .1-2. OMHApaof~re h 14~ ed te an exra en ~in n he Ibrd ce te t.R ly Coombes 24 217, and M Nulty's Sports tied the: at 8:14 et the first perio d. mI v Gill ied it after on'y. lcals ad taken the f nrst! 4This limie areund. the eld scribe was ]ead, with Don' Harold Michelson 24 2161 best of thîce Town Heckey with Faîrey clicking ona 31 seconds et the second, wrlbgame 6-3. and will new meet' qfoss moving te second, and ex Bewmanvirlile Bill Harnden Dr. H. B. Rundîe 24 2 1, League semi-f ical series at Balson pass 40 seconds lateu. etFRIDAY, M ARor. inee coitinuing as vice, wiîh Tomn McDowell, skip. Elton Brock 219 1 ,oegm a.c hrsa h ae ar 0labrtdGc Bîo edug M n e Easter Octarie final. ~ e er a ht s heohe tamwa cldit teDeug Carter --- 21 25;nrgbl aI the Memoî a] Arena.'again for the game's final'NulIy's back iin front at 4:31, Ajax< led 2-O at the end o f We wre s ht a th oter eamwascol intheFred Thomson ---- -24 215 Crystal bîanked Locke T.V.,lallv mid-way in the second. onî1Y te bave Grîl put Robson's tbe first. but goals by Merk o#ener. pulling off a big 15-4 vlclory. After walching the Bob Williams ------24 215' wbile MeNuly's came up WithBalson rapping ie his second beck on even termis a minuteJohnson and Bob Spiker tie KINSME Ar K A sprt of the Canada-Russie encotînler on TVý,f il was Ironical[ Roc McLeac .-- ---24 24fIertisMi na out iXOfrom Fairey. 1ae. Wt osn hr i in the second. tipt a niember ot our next oppesition, ha'ppee ebeFe John Carter -_... 24 214 moeths le upset Robson Meicm u ibhended, George Banish sent pee ob rdAtRowe ----------91 :4lrs86 McNulty's cm p ihMcNulty's je front 5-4 betore The bomesters again went1 Echer, whe was with the Whilby Dunlops when tbey defeal-'K ie .- 4 2134 etoerpcr,8ryt. .ee'the best effort je manywek ,h priIenn. efront earl~y in the third ' B I G O : Krt ipe -,----i---- 24 213iaInvillener trsaa keeiywnesgt, prio ehed Russie ie the World Championsbip game at Oslo, Norway. Frank Mohun 21 2 13in command most of the - , ad unleasbed a potent POW- Gene Belson coiched bis' over owas Ril ShackintonZ Rgtdwn te the final rock we went, before our draw , .ack Parker 24 212 ýwhile putting up a soi'doetray nackl einfour bo second, and Grant Flintoti: evened the score and Dave s pped, a mere two inches short ot their shot rock, and our 'Bruce Milne - -----*2 4 212ifence te heîp goal-ke ie s n I furR bso it on another extra mac Ormiston scored twice. ~ PTRO ~I~ AA~mîCNR Bud Barter 21 212:Grant Wright earne su-'stain mdwy i the z EEB R touty. penalties.sniliaeiontmid-waygjeethe The lecals were forced te tory s reak w s sna ped et seven ames:Jack Lander . - 24 212 ut. A t o e stage of the first' Steve B ur s stared the ba llîthird 10 m ake it 7-4. G eorge kl f e e a e ate . ' Meacwbile, one ef Bowmanville's renowned curlersi!George Glanville - 24 211' perioci. the dairymen were. rollig fer MeNuilty"s, count-, Sainsbury gaI cee beck, but fillyoffgiveup galtbat <.flf rry "Dutch" Osborne, was belping his ink te a pair cf; Si Trewtn- 24 210,' short tw'e mec for almosl a ing lwice Nvitbin 31 seconds! Baison's third goal made il' enabled the losers te pull cope-$8RIE nldn cshing viclories. In the third game, "Dutch" and bis coherts! George Bebee 24 209! minute and a baît, but pre- early in the opecer. Larry 8-5, with Sainsbury cmlt their goal-tender le faveurî eldofrohr mrsiewn edvc-kp sberne, Lowel MeeDeugal 24 209'vected the T.V. crew from Hellam gel cee back before ing the sconing le the game's cf a sixth altacker wit cne le ffaote ipesiewian ic-ki,0Lou MeFeeters . 24 208 musterng aey subsiantial at- 5cm Thompsen fired the final minute Terry Black minute Ieft. Blrand New 1968ABA ADR edno$.00n 1cd hbimselt a member cf the cbampiansbip crew. The: Murray Tighe ------ 24 201. 1 teck. Sports' tîrsl power play goal. picked up feur essists in the _ ~rgin et vtctory was a single point, but endtng up firsi !George Piper- - 24 207. Joe Balson openied t1e scor- Bob Faireys goal un the finallîosîng cause._________ ~ --- Cash; $rmail Srohl 1000 (3ns) l0 t cf 72 teems is certainly quite a feat. Se il is lat s off Stan McMurter - 24 206:- --- ______-R--[fI-Ln Gamne; l nwal8,300 o. t i uDt b:c-is n n o in i p a c c r i g s i l i l e c e k 9210 911$fnr Ie r[$ 6 0 r e ul r g m s 4 0 s e c a a e îs mproved. Wby 1)01take a look for yourself. Dykstra's telo u) e-t:ecellr, had-» _______________________ Fee 8i2 l',~26387 RE, S. Grant u-uwu a70 etbckwhl Heal. -8 16 2965<18 in i rst Se iI,-Final Geg hma7Ose-akwi We have receive Beever 8 the Fac Belîs used censider- by I olereainngin hesecndEd-asistd n chIabe reste le retard Iheir a special selfcino Lumber 5 , 18 t 26306 51, yA oa eane eih eodE-asildo w backward slde and handed the M EM O R IA L ____JuniorHockey League ý :rBle 0~Combnes a likT 7-0O . H . E dc'. f n îchoas l dteatng qffckly moved abead cf Ntch- wateh Ihese txwo fine teamns biscuit Cracker Jack Bond: a,,ngt ihl'dfaigos 'Ieavens scored aI the battie It ut n flthe semi-finals. wokokd~pn f h UTBE FR EEY SO TN leie îsRprcc a.hla 40 second mark. Bill's watch- nl the inertatnn o the en t b lle.v. Two others Shirley Biekel21 trae gs eais ulsop ecneh e ed thein bcad vaeish as the powertul Ken s club for Ihe bit the 0 ak o mt Doris conucg et--3-30-on--a-goal'N c ol s'club m oved te for two league cham po ship. S e, sec wih a 320 and eo her S ltineE V N BOW ANVLLEDors Tmpkoaslsh withte tour minutes, bvycU there on Sundcy nights 'ferry Price wlth a 301. Bob _______ 63_72__________1()Whtmn,___ mnuesla-Cx n Carter. which proveà for greal action te Junior Smith tepped ail bowiers fer- ___________Marg Wade -- 189 er NichaIs' connecled wiîh te he the winner. There coutd hockey. the evening, wviening the triple I Ruhv Shaw._ 183 minute aler BuIls pulled ha e ee anether goal for-- -_ _ crown with 769 pins. tollow- m jMary Skelding .- 183 ahead on a goal by Bures, but Nichoels' early ini the pentod as ed close behind by Ted Hall-; 0 PU BLIC Jyetev1Ig ihl'pesdfrteRogerson broke away but: St. Jo sepn's Mixed fmacknd 31 anderhy ' FR4XAM LE * SK ATIN G ~Dorthy Stark - 173£on tedit up. i ~cu. eddMeeel.Bowling Lea gue a o~ s~ j: Rg rc 5O o ny..$5 SK A IN Ia Bow 13 Te oug Blls lub d- hisgae vasa os ex lngandsoetmesovrbde-Re. game$.0 Olive Henderson -. 169 termIned te %vin, pulled ebead citicg one for the fans te Ijing Powpr Houise boys teck4 Dale Foren-----...... 164 an c goal Byt Perris. With watch as eeeh team moved February 24, 1968 botli the team htgh single aed For Your orC1 FIA ,M.ARCH l1sf Grace Farrow---------- 163' less than a minute rematnieg up and dewn the tee withl The Stealers ............-. 4 team high triple. ConatU 8 TO 10 P.M. Shaîron Brown - --_ 159 tel the period NichoIs' agein more speed thaur they have had The Angels - 31 B elîsStanding Carolyn Gilmer ------ 153, lied the score when Rogersen'all yecr. Il was cIsc the dla-Bls - ----4 -- AND - Shirhey Mertell - 151 scored. At the end of cee the est game plcyed as the boys Wholty Rollers---- 30 Miîîwighîs ---- ----. 4f, Isobet Trimm -. 140 score stood lied 3-3. stuck te hackey and only.The Sinners , 99 Crarkers 41 SU D Y .RH 3dNettie Savery 11.5 In the second. Nichbls fie- three miner penalties were Sanclimonieus Six --- p Banburv -y 40 200 Games: D Tompkies elly pulled ahead et 7:01 cn'cailed, aIl in the Ibird. For Rat Pack - --------i Power House 39 W. U 2 TO 4 P.M. .221-226. S. Bickett 275, D. a goal by Green. Midway in BIl's. Edmondsoe, the Rockel Mill Room- 38JW LER Stri 6,C imr22,O h eodNcos had a cf the Junior League, played Ladies - HighSiglBetty Machine Shop ~ 37 TOTS SKATING - WD., AIARCH ith Henderson 232, M. Wade 228. chanmce te go two tnp on Btl's a strcng defecce along wiîh Charlaed 235, High Triple, Fan Beltîs-, 36 PHIN 2-7 M. Stacey 205, G. Farrow 205,1as Rogerson gai a break -cwey,- scortng onec goal aed assisîîng Betty Chanland 579. Office ----- -9 29 KING ST. E. 3 to 5:20 p.m.- 25e per person M. McDonald 203. but the fine goal-tending of e two others. His team-mate Mec - Hîgh Single, Ray Moulded Geode . 27 Gamnes Won: Opel 45, Pearl MecRaberts siopped him cold. Whitman played strong up Venasse 317, High Triple, Combines . 17' O M NIL 43, Onyx 28, Ruby 22. Wilh. less than tliree minutes iront, also écored one and Jim Fair 679. i Reclaimators ______151t N r.