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8 The Canadian FLASHBACK - 25' night in the Ladies:. Doris Joll 263, HekE 250, Ada Tonkin 2M, 237. FLASHBACK- Cuthbertson, vac. out a Muskie Wei , 42"1 long. It is bellq ever taken out of 11 ed 10 years ago. NEW LOOK - The: under the jurisdicti Hockey Association, for the Upcoming sec has entered seven tec to 14 years of age ir O.M.H.A. The loca teams from our disý Lindsay, Cobourg, Oshawa, Whitby, Aj Stouffville. As well games each tea tournaments each London, Penetangu Brantford. and Sar affiliated with the received no assi Bowmnanville in eitl or reduced rates fo year the B.M.HA. ti $15,000.00 with the n seven businesses w receipts and practi players. The upcoâ large firsts for the B noon until 7:00 p.nr seven teams will be]ý at the arena. It will ý will be charged a' be used to purcha. equipment. The bigk I will b e the new LOOI- time ail the boys M, socks, pants, sweatE arrive at suitable cE executive decided to months of leg worki from the Toronto Toi the B.M.H.A. has beE uniforms, crest ané upcoming season. coaches and executiv as it has been giVen in ahl of Ontario. We community will coi endeavor to assistE recreation. RON ETCHER - son at Liberty Boy with gaines of 268, WATKINS GLEN - U.S.A., October 5-6' drivers will be ci California; Jackie England along witli Hulme, Revson, Pete for their share of th WHO WON?- marked the Labat Sunday. Ramn dela Sunday evening E been posted. Pett race but Fittipaldi HOCKEY PLAYERS ranks are reporting1 coming season. The:i ail the best: Steve Simpson, Toronto T( Browvn expect to go1 Tabb, ault Stoe. M - -v $500.00 Full Card gaine BUT if won in 53 no's or less $700.00 20 BIG REGULAI HOLIDAY or $2 Due to Governmev are not available.*1 FREE. Early Bird Games1 Statesman, Bowmanville, Sept. 26, 1973 6e3-3303 t'ears Ago - High gam e of the Major Bowling League went to ýn Dunn had 252, Helen Large iNancy Roberts 238, Vi Coole 10 Years Ago- Mrs. AI tioning at Head Lake, pulled ghing 21 lbs. and measuring ýeved to be one of the largest Jead Lake since it was stock- even "All Star" hockey teams .on of the Bowmanville Minor will have an entirely new look ason. In the past the B.M.H.A., ams of boys ranging from eight the Lakeshore division of the 1 "Ail Stars" .played against .rict including such centres as Port Hope, Peterborough, ax, Bay Ridges, Markham and is regular league and play off .n was, entered in three iear in such communities as ýshene, Brockville, Brampton, îîa. As the B.M.H.A. -is not Recreation Depgrtment it has stance from 'the town of ier the form of cash donations r ice time in our arena. Last Dtal operating budget was over ionies being received from the ýich sponsor the teams, gate ice fees collected from the ring season will see several M. H.A. On October 6th from 12 ithe boys who make up the )articipating in a Skate-a-Thon also be the first time the boys registration fee which will ,se their insurance and new rest change for the 73-74 season K of all the teams. For the first ilI be supplied with identical ers and helmets. In trying to Aors for the new uniforms the )try another first. Af ter three letter was received this week )ros of the W.H.A. stating that en given permission to use the d name of the Toros in the >eedless to say 'the players, ve feel quite proud of this honor to only one other organization Strust that the citizens of the ntinue to support us as- we ur youth in enjoying healthy rolled the first.900 of the sea- il in the Young Aduit League 303, 354 for a great 925 triple. w ill host the Grand Prix of the . Three of the world's best ýompeting,' George Folîmer, Oliver and Graham Hill, inaines like Stewart, Cevert, ~rson and Fittipaldi competing e_$275,000 pay-off. Complete and utter chaos i;'s Grand Prix at Mosport on yed the start of the race and ifficial resuits had not yet r Revson feels hie won the ýi and Oliver disagree. S- from Bowmanville hockey to the following clubs for the r friends and fans wish them West, Minnesota; Tommy iros; Danny Cowle and Sandy to Thunderbay Seniors; Dave ONLY 50e ADMISSION TO THE NEXT ýlIG KINSMEN SUPER AR BINGO3 to be held in the 3 SPECIAL GAME FOR $1,000.00 $ 100.00 per line $500.00 full card 3 BIG GAMES AT $150.00 EACH R GAMES at $50.00 Each MD NEW 1974 FORD TORINO ?,000.00 Cash nt regulations, door prizes iplace we will give $100.00 uI card game. i t 7: 30 - Buses at Door Junior Redmen Blank Port Hope In Exhibition Tilt LIBERTY BE LLES Team Standings Team .. .. Pin Fal.. . points Cornish............ 5514 8 Lavigne ........... 5513 7 Stephens ........... 5294 7 Robinson.......... 5407 6 Aldread ........... 5196 6 Lane.............. 5113 5 Chant ............. 5469 4 Coombes ........... 5300 3 Roberts ............. 5228 3 Land ............. 4916 3 Bons.......5164 2 GibsonS.in.g.l. 4990 0 May Alldread ........... 279 High Double Bernice Partner (213-266) 479 Top 10 Averages Barb Lyle 228, Jan Eisan 216, Bernice Partner 212, Eleanor Dadson 210, Emma Bragg 208, May Alldread 207, Brenda Stephens 206, Gail Lyle 201, Marion Gibson 193, Una Miller 192, Carol Roberts 192, Rita Van Goor 192. st. Joseph's Bowling Games Over 200 AI MeLean 214,201, Bob Brown 235, Fran Ells 251, Les Hunt 253, R. Kilmer 247, B. Hoiroyd 213, Jim Fair 211,220,, Mry Cbisholm 243,203, L. Hiky217,218, L. Smith 206,, Marg Perris 228,230,, B. Char- land 206, M. Kennedy 218, Father Frankj 209, Dot Fair 216, Jean Holroyd 216, G. Conway 213. Team Points Number One ........... 13 Team Two.. ..... ........ 9 Team Three ............ 10 Team Four ............. 12 Team Five ............. 4 Team Six............... 12 Team Seven ......... .... 9 Team Eight............ 15 New'ville Sept. 20,1973 Averages Joyce Stacey 197, June Me- Keen 191, Olive Henderson 189, Dorothy Stark 189, Mari- ene Stacey 182, Shirley Mart- ell 177,' Judy Stacey 176, Karen Carter 175, Anna Skinner 170, Marie Davis 170, Marie Trim 168, Peggy Milîson 168. High Single June McKeen ý........... 246 High Average Joyce Stacey ........... 197 High Triple June McKeen ........... 617 200 Games June McKeen 246, Joyce Stacey 235, Marlene Stacey 231, Marie Davis 215, Shirley Marteli 212, Peggy Milîson 209, Sandra Mclnnes 201. Games Won Underdogs ...............8 Pink panthers ........... 5 Funky Phantoms ......... 4 Hound Cats .........3 Goodyear Bowling Sept. 20,1973 Team Standings Pts. Snowtrack ........... 6649 6 Millwrights.......... 4944 5 Office ............. 5920 4 Beits ............... 5314 4 Fan Beits.......... 6312 3 Power House.,... >... 5369 1 Banbury ........... 4877 1 Machine Shop ....... 5724 0 High Single J. Luxton.............. 305 High Triples J. Luxton 795, B. Crossey 730, J. Bond 730, S. Carson 729, F. Smith 729, B. Henning 707. Averages J. Luxton 239, B. Henning 229, H . Bromeli 227, B. Adams 223, J. Bond 222, J. Good 222, S. Carson 222, J. Murphy 218, J. Piper 215, A. Langstaff 214. Rural Bowling Sept. 18,1973 Team Standings Solina ..................S"»' Mapie Grove.......... 6 Tyron............. 4................. 10 8636 5 .................. 9 8455 6................. 16 8672 7 ....... ........... 9 7756 8 ................. 15 8174 9.................il1 7904 10................. 5 7493 11l................. 4 7895 12...............'16 8647 Recrecition Minor Girls Sofibali ,Chamnpions Deputy-Reeve Maurice Prout was on hand Wednesday, September l2th, to present the tropfly emblematic of the Recreation League Minor Girls Softball titie to Margaret Bosgra, the captain of the victorious Astros team. The Astros won Wednesday's final game over the Sharks by a convincing 22-6 score., Miss Bosgra had a big game for the winners - in addition to pitching her team to victory, she helped out in the scoring department by contributing two home runs. Sharks' pitcherCindy Harper turned in a good game at the platewith two hits, inicluding a home run. Behind Deputy-Reeve Prout in the photo, lef t to right, are Lynn Tennant, Jo Anne Haynes, Cheryl Anyan, Linda Richards, Evelyn Woudstra, Judith Holroyd (partiaily hidden behind Margaret Bosgra), Angela Churchill, Shelly Geddes and Michele Crossey. Town League Softball Stepheni Fuels Win Championship After Tough Series with Frankà's Stephen Fuels climaxed a fine season on Thursday night as they downed defendmng Champion Franks Variety 4-1 to win the 1973 Championship 4 games to 3. Franks, trailing 3 games to 2 on Tuesday night won 5-3t force the sevýenth gamne. In Tuesdays game Stephens Don Lorusso and Franks Terry Baker each tossed 5 bit bail uqt Franks came up with the win on singles by Woody Lee and Jim McKnight and two errors in the 7th. Stephens Bill Godfrey was the oniy gý ayer in the game to have two its. Franks, trailing 2-0 went ahead 3-2 in the sixth on Terry Bakers 2nd play-off homer, a 3 run shot, but Stephens came right back and evened it up in the last of the sixth to set the stage for the 7tb. On Thursday night Franks jumped into a 1-0, 2nd inning lead. Stephens tied the score in the 4tb and added two more in the 6th to ice the game away. Terry Baker led Steph- ens with 3 bits as well as pitching the win. Bill Godfrey added two bits to Stephens attack. Woody Leeand Dave Cryderman each had two hits for Franks. Game6 RHE Franks 000 003 2-552 Stephens 020 001 0-352 Baker (5-2) and Fry. Lorusso (3-2) and Edmondson. HR- Baker (2nd). Game7 RHE Stephens 000 102 1-4102 BOWMANVILLE MEN'S TOWN'LEAGUE Schedule (or 1973-74 Thurs., Oct. llth 8.,00 p.m. McNulty's vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. County Chrysler Thurs., Oct. l8th 8:00 p.m. Kramps vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. County Chrysler vs. McNultys Thurs., Oct. 25th 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs. County Chrysler Thurs., Nov. lst, 8:00 p.m. County Chrysier vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs. McNultys Thurs., Nov. th' 8:00 p.m. McNulty's vs. County Chrysler 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. Kramps Thurs., Nov. lSth 8:00 p.m. County Chrysler vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. McNultys hurs., Nov. 22nd 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. County Chrysier Thurs., Nov. 29th 8:00 p.m. Kramps vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. County Chrysler vs. MeNultys Thurs., Dec. 6th 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs., County Chrysier Thurs., Dec. l3th 8:00 p.m. County Chrysler vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs. McNultys Thurs., Dec. 2th 8:00 p.m. MeNultys vs. County Chrysier 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. Kramps Thurs., Dec. 27th 8:00 p.m. Counity Chrysler vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. MeNultys Thurs., Jan. 3rd 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. County Chrysler Thurs., Jan. loth 8:00 p.m. Kramps vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.rn. County Chrysier vs. McNultys Thurs., Jan. l7th 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs. County Chrysler Thurs., Jan. 24th 8:00 p.m. County Chrysler vs. Lockes TV 9:30 p.m. Kramps vs. McNultys Thurs., Jan, 31st 8:00 p.m. McNultys vs. County Chrysler 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. Kramps Thurs., Feb. 7th 8:00 p.m. County Chrysler vs. Kramps 9:30 p.m. Lockes TV vs. MeNultys Franks 010 000 0-173 T. Baker (3-2) and Abbott. T. Baker (5-3) and Fry. The League held a banquet on Saturday night to close out the season. Trophies were presented to Harvey Webster as top pitcher, Woody Lee for the batting titie and Jim Ryhorchuk as the Most Valu- able Player. Stephen Fuel players were presented with Individual, Trophies for their Championship win. TOM COWAN, President WELDON BROWN - On Friday, September 2lst the Bowmanville High Sehool Junior Redmen played an exhibition game against Port Hope which resulted in an 18-O Bowmanville victory. Bowmanville went into the game weii trained but some- what disorganized, fault the Port Hope team ddfo dispiay. The tactics of both teams were both remarkably dlean with Bowmanville re- ceiving several technical fouis for illegal substitution. MIXED BOWLING Sept. 21,1973 'top Averages Les Smale 245, Ray Van Meer 244, Elton Brock 234, Vince, Prout 234, Tom Milison 234, Onie Etcher 226, Bill Kono- packi 221, Fern Bradley 217, Dave Reynolds 217, Moe Richards 214, Hilda Brock 213. High.Triples Elton Brock 776, Ray Van Meer 753, Moe Richards 705, Vince Prout 697, Tom Milison 696, Pat Millson 686, Onie Etcher 670. High Singles Pat Milison ý258, Lloyd Stain- ton 258, Dave Reynolds 253, George Piper 250, Onie Etcher 250, Gord Wilcox 250. Team Standings Milison T ................ 7 Wilcox ........... ».......7 Prout ...... ............ 6 Brock E ................. 6 Smale. ..... ......... ... 5 Reynolds D .... .......... 5 Etcher O ......t.......... 4 Etcher M ................ 3 Reynolds H .............. 3 Engley................. 3 Brock H ................ 3 Richards ............. ..2 It was quite plain that the backbone of the Bowmanville defense was Daniel Cox with honorable mention to Allen Merkas, Norm Carauna and- Andy McCuilough who al recovered numerous fumbles from the Port Hope offence and destroyed any chance of Port Hope making the score- board. The Bowmanviile Off- ence was led by Quarterback Terry Sarginson with Dave Sylvester and Jim Sarginson scoring touchdowns, and Kirk Kemp getting two good field goals. With the coaching potential of Frank Varga this team is without a douibt going places. Kevin Pattrick and Rick James. Jr. Football Team Reporters. 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