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The Canadian Statesman, BowmanvilQct. 17, 1973 9 ".ammmmmmm mmm rs s I 623-3303 * DAN DILLON - president of the Oshawa Dillon Judo Academy has been elected vice-president of the Ontario Judo Association. Dillon, a black belt holder, was voted into the position at a recent meeting. President of the association iis Leo Haunsberger from Courtice who operates the Maple Leaf Judo Club. In a recent judo meet members from the Dillon Academy did an outstanding job. Lisa Wroe, 13, a blue belt, registered a first-place finish. George Clarre, 16, was second in the open event and he is an orange belt. Alex Billon, only nine, finished third. DURHAM COLLEGE - is offering a National Hockey Coaching Certification program at the school. The course, established by Hockey Can- ada and the Canadian Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation, is presented under the auspices of the Ontario Hockey Association. It is aimed at minor hockey coaches, both experienced and novice, and covers coaching methods and basic concepts for teaching the game to all levels of hockey. The course will start Monday, October 15. Interested parties can register at the college. BOWLS 873 -- Larry Bishop, of the Youth Bowling League, rolled a big 341-235-297 game last Saturday at Liberty Bowl. That's mighty nice rolling, Larry. Men's Town League by Jim Clarke McNulty's Sports and Coun- ty Chrysler skated away from last Thursday evening's sea- son opening doubleheader victorious. In the first game, the Sportsmen posted a 6-4 tri- umph over a hustling Kramp Furniture gang. The late match saw County deal Locke TV a 4-2 loss in a speedy affair. Both games produced some surprisingly good mom- ents for the year's first twin bill action. Steve Burns looked like he has been on ice all summer, as he displayed his scoring flair, counting four of McNulty's six goals. Doug. Parker teamed slickly with "Bullseye" Burns as he added a goal and three assists. Bruce Meadows click- ed for their other score. Veteran defenceman Howie Pollard chipped in two assists. For the Furniture flock, first year man Dean Cox contributed a pair of tallies, w Harness and Brian How- netting the others. The 1<-73 scoring and M.V.P. winner, Rick Woolner, had two assists for the losers, as did a newcomer to the league, Al Junkin. McNultys built up a 3-0 first period lead, but Kramps regrouped to tie it at 3-3 after 10:29 of the second period on Cox's first goal. A little more than a minute later (11:44), Meadows beat Kramps goalie "Smokey" Hayes, to regain the lead for the winners. MeNultys led 5-3 and then 5-4 when Cox counted again at 18:22 of the final period. The Furniture crowd ap- plied pressure but Burns' emnfo-nt forth anoal pinrh- ed the McNulty victory. Two of the Sportsmen's goals were power play efforts. Officials Bob Hellam and Leo Kelly handed out just five sentences with Kramps netting four. In the late encounter, Locke's lean lineup of eight men put up a gallant struggle before bowing 4-2 to County Chrysler. Some superlative netminding by Ken Veitch kept the TV crowd in conten- tion throughout. The winners, who led 4-0 after 40 minutes of intense action, were turned away empty handed time after time as Veitch was outstanding. The winners' goals were shared by Brian Bradley (three points), Mur- ray O'Brien, Lanny Burns (another three pointer) and Ray Pickell. Lockes' only goals came during the final 20 minutes with Larry Perris (a 21 goal man last year) and rookie Brian Rowe counting. County's opening goal at 8:24 of the first, climaxed a power play blitz. Both teams drew a pair of minor penalties. Major Lge. High Triple Howard Bromell...........850 High Single Howard Bromell........336 High Averages 18 games Ron Etcher............260 Russ Oke ............... 246 Dave Reynolds..........243 10 Top Bowlers Bob Williams 762, Bud Henn- ing 761, Russ Oke 756, Pat Murphy 750, Jim Murphy 734, Glen Edmondson 729, Dave Reynolds 729, Ab Saman 723, Larry Piper 721, Bert Engly '719. Bowmanv vile Redmen McLaughlin Collegiate For Fourth Straight Vic In a very one-sided football ing ot Bowmanville's offen- Wreggi game, Bowmanville High sive line, the score would have Conver School's Senior Redmen rolled been considerably less", he Reid ar over McLaughlin Collegiate of commented. 'When you add Bown Oshawa by a score of 52-1. this blocking to the outstand- another BHS totally dominated the ing play of the defense you can foiled L football game, leaving Osh- understand why McLaughin McLau awa very little opportunity to saw 50 ittle of the football." a singi get their hands on the football. Rick Canahan and Steve end zon Once again Coach Bill Brunt Kramp led the scoring parade Bowr attributed the victory to the for Bowmanville, with a Pair defeate Redmen's superiority in the of touchdowns each. Other league basics, blocking and tackling. major scores went to Steve ible po "Without the excellent block Rowe, Dennis Caruana STom and tw Down 52-1 tory tt and John Parker. ts were added by Stan nd Dennis Caruana. manville's chance for r shutout victory was ate in the game when ghlin managed to kick e point into the BHS ne. mariville remains un- d after four regular games, with an incred- ints record of 162 for o against. Junior 'C' Red Eagles Drop Opener to Lindsay Muskies The young Red Eagle team opened their schedule against an experienced Lindsay club and put up a good show considering they only have four members of last year's Red Eagles team skating for them. We feel quite sure this team will be able to hold their own against any of the other six teams in the league after a few games. In the first period the Eagles more than held their own and were unfortu- nately beaten by the goalie on more than one occasion. With seven seconds to go in the period Oliver scored for the Muskies. The Red Eagles slowed down in the second period at times and conse- MERRY MAK ERS Oct. 11,1973 Team Pins Helene B ..........10120 Marj.P..............9905 Mary LouT......... 9821 VernaS..............9742 Mary H..............9622 Dorothy M............9549 Clara S........ ...9507 Gloria S..............9073 High Average Carolyn B.............214 High Single Joan Bruce.............272 High Double Joan Bruce............494 200 Games Joan B. 272,222, Carolyn B. 243, Mary B. 243, Helene B. 243, Helen H. 240, Mary H. 246, 218, Linda S. 235, Doris M. 229,216, Gloria S. 228,210, Mary Lou T. 227, Dorothy K. 226, Verna S. 224, June S. 220, Reta J. 218, Dorothy M. 207, Elaine E. 201. quently allowed two goals to be scored - both by Steve Turner of the Muskies. How- ever, in the third period the Eagles came out strong and got two goals early in the period both being scored by Paul Forsey. They kept up this pace and on several occasions it looked as if the score would be tied, but with eight minutes to go in the game a Lindsay player fired a hard shot that hit goalie "Slip" Rowe on the shoulder, glanced up and hit his face mask which stunned him and as the puck fell at his feet a Lindsay player raced in for the kill. Bill Abercrombie scored - then with five minutes to go Jenkins got the fifth and final goal of the game. The Eagles played most of the second and third periods minus their veteran Captain Bruce Osborne who paid a visit to the local hospital for a few stitches. 'Slip" Rowe ail the way in goal will be spelled by another excellent goalie Randy Thiele up from last year's Juvenile club. This year's defence includes two of last year's Jr. players, Steve Davey and Bruce Osborne plus Ron Strike, Jeff Legere and Rick Truax three fine prospects up from the Midget ranks, while the sixth defenceman Ted Puk comes from last ypar's Ban- tam All Star Club. One line consists of centre Rory Gibbs flanked by two of last year's Junior players Glenn Rice and Paul Forsey. The next line is centred by Bill Wagar from Newcastle who has All Emard and John Colwell as wingers and anoth- er returnee Rolly Simpson centres the line for Mike Cornell and Dennis Living- stone. Remember fans the Red Eagles play every Sunday night and needs lots of vocal support. Coach George Caw- ker and Manager Carl Devitt are sure that with your help and lots of cheering you will have a winner this season Officials of the team want t( hear the fans and if they heai you the boys will hear you and get a lift knowing you arc behind them. We would alsho like to mention our new assistant manager Keith Smith, no stranger to most of the fans and boys and our new trainer Don Harvey well known in the Arena and back this year with a real job. Knapp's Major Bantams Chalk Up 3 More Wins Knapp's Towing Major Ban- tams extended their winning streak to five in a row with wins over Bay Ridges, Whitby and Cobourg to end their pre-season exhibition games. Sun., Oct. 7th at Bay Ridges, Knapp's opened a 3-0 lead before running into numerous penalties that allowed the opposition to score two late goals. Scoring for Bowman- ville were Jerry Johnston from Terry Sarginson, Sargin- son assisted by Johnston and Chris Marchant and Robert Ormiston from Tom Connell and John Hogarth. Unfortu- nately, tempers flared at the end of the game resulting in a brawl that marred an other- wise well played contest. Knapp's took 38 -minutes in penalties plus two game misconducts. On Wed., Oct. 10, Whitby Big Mac's were the opposition at Memorial Arena and Knapp's skated to a well earned 3-0 win. Robert Ormiston, unas- sisted, and Eddie Gruyters from Gord Wallace scored in the first period with Jerry Johnston from Terry Sargin- son and John Conboy in the second. Lennie Chappell and Tim Dyck were the outstand- ing players of this game as they stopped a lot of tough shots. On Sun., Oct. 14th at Cobourg Jerry Leddy provid- ed the scoring punch as he tallied three times and assist- ed on two others as Knapp's won by an 8-4 score. This would have been much higher except for excellent goaltend- ing by Cobourg. Besides Leddy's hat-trick the-other scorers were Bob Bickle with two and singles by Terry Sarginson, Tom Connell and Robert Ormiston. Assisting were John Davis twice and one each to Connell, Bickle, Hogarth, -Conboy and Storgaard. Knapp's Bantams now open their regular schedule at home to Bay Ridges. Mary Brown's Novices Split Pair on Weekend On Saturday, Mary Brown's Novice All-Stars opened their 1973-74 season with a convinc- ing 8-0 win over Newcastle Atom All-Stars in an exhibi- tion game at Bowmanville. The local squad opened up a 5-0 lead in the first period with Jeff Logan scoring first from Robbie Green. Logan also scored the second goal with the assist to Shaughn Houston. Timmy Preston got the third marker unassisted. Robbie Green made the count 4-0 cashing in on a pass from Jeff Logan and Todd Tremblay. Scott Masters ended the scoring in the first period the assist going to Paul Stocker. Jeff Logan completed his hat-trick scoring the only goal of the second period assisted by Green. Tim Preston completed his hàt-trick with two goals in the final period, the first assisted by Houston and the second from Tim Little. Scott Bate and Todd Stephens earned the local squad. On Sunday the boys travell- ed to Brooklin for an exhibi- tion game with Whitby. The local boys lost a close one 3-2 but gave a good account of themselves. Scott Masters opened the scoring for Bow- manville on a corner pass out from Tim Preston. David. Hogarth fired a shot into the corner of the net to end Bowmanville's scoring on a face-off pass from Kevin Norton. Both Scott Bate and Todd Stephens played extremely well in goal for the second straight game. Legion Ladies Team Standings Sutcliffe ..10 16915 Bruce..........10 16271 Annaert . 8 16370 Sheehan .._8 15979 High Average Bernice Partner ... .....230 ligh Single Bernice Partner........307 ligh Triple Bernice Partner 814 300 Games Bernice Partner . ..307,302 by Jim Clarke Brooks Supertest came away clear cut winners in last Sunday morning's Commer- cial League double-header action. Last season's scoring champ, Steve Burns headed their offensive charge as he collected four goals as Brooks downed Walter Frank Real Estate 8-4. In the 10:15 affair, Mutton's Shell and Spencer's Real Estate settled for a 3 3 draw as the 1973-74 campaign got underway. "Woody" Lee, with two goals and John Adams and Larry Devitt with singles, supported Burns' explosive first game display. For Walter Franks, Barry Oliver, Bob Hellam, Rick Woolner and Greg Adams connected. The losers drew three of the game's four minor penalties, none figuring in the scoring. Brooks led 2-0 after one period and extended the margin to 4 1 following 40 minutes. They held a 4-3 edge after a hectic, third period that saw both teams open up. Both of Lee's goals for Brooks were unassisted efforts. Burns (Steve), bagged 20 goals in his 14 league matches last year and appears to be taking dead aim at another scoring title once more. Lanny Burns had a pair of assists, as did Larry Devitt (for a three point debut in Commercial play). Gary Wilson, last year's runner-up in the frantic scoring chase (27 points to Burns' 31), collected three assists for the Real Estate bunch. In the late contest, Mutton's Shell moved in front 3-1 only to see Spencers stage a third period revival for a 3 3 tie. The Real Estate crew were tagged with four of the game's five penalties. The Shell outfit opened the scoring after 16:00 200 Games Nyhl Sheehan 288, Joan Sut- cliffe 268,253, Mel McNulty 252, Alice Gibson 249,222, Deenise Annaert 243, Lorraine Bruton 229, Mary Bates 226, 220, Hilda Simnick 226, Fran Bruce 219, Diane Howarth 219, [rene Whitney 213, Jean Burt- >n 211, Grace Downey 208, Rose Vanesse 208, Mary Gray 206, 205, Bernice Partner 205, VIarg Perris 203,200, Linda Downey 202, Marie Bissonette !00. of the first period when George Sainsbury combined with Dave Green. At 4:25 of the middle frame, Green was the Shell marksman with Sainsbury assisting. Kenny Holmes' solo marker at 13:50 of the period ended Muttons' scoring in the match. Behind 3-0, Spencers nar- rowed the gap with Larry Perris notching his first of two goals. After just 45 seconds of the final period, Spencers' captain and last year's M.V.P. in the playoffs, counted again. Perris had a hand in the equalizer by Doug Crough, coming at 2:20. The to clubs displayed some fine hockey for the rest of the route, but netminders Grant Wright (Spencers) and Muttons' Curt Vanstone were unbeatable. The 1973-74 season, an 18-game affair, as usual, bas all fourclubs in the playoffs. There are 10 rookies perform- ing in the Commercial League this season. Preston's Atoms Seat Cobourg 5-2 Preston the Mover Major Atoms chalked up an exhibi- tion win over Cobourg on home ice by a 5-2 count Saturday afternoon. Grant Brock opened the scoring with Kent Wilcox assisting from a point shot. Centre Len Dyck skating in this game broke in firing a rising shot past the Cobourg goaler. Dyck counted again for the Movers, assisted by linemates Robert Worden and John Foote all in the first period. Timmy Almond in second period play, recorded his first goal of the early season assisted bny linemates Doug Dilling and Grant Brock. Dyck finished the scoring for Movers, assisted by left wing- er John Foote. The line of Jon Janack, Mark Abbott, David Tower played well although they did not figure in the scoring. Toby Rowe and Mike Nolan split the game in nets with a one against each record. In the final analysis Len Dyçk counted his first hat trick as a BMHA player. The team work is starting to take shape. Rural Bowling Team Standings ;olina ...... ......14474 15 VIaple Grove>. . 15057 14 di C's ............ 15266 12 Enniskillen .-.....14157 10 Rurals.......... 13873 10 fyrone......... 13892 8 Russells Car Wash 13482 7 Salem ............ 13531 4 Tan 10 Aeranc 229, Cooney Goodman 220, Wayne Coombes 214, Keith McGill 214,John Coombes 211, Howard Bradley 211, Ken Flint 207, Cecil Mills 206, Dick Woods 205. High Singles Wayne Coombes........298 John Broome...........281 Ron Broome...........279 High Triples Wayne Coombes (184,233,298) 715, Brian Martin (214,230,253) 697, Cooney Goodman (194, 244,256) 694. SOCRED LEADERSHIP Bill Bennett, son of former premier W. A. C. Bennett and a Social Credit Member for Okanagan South in the British Columbia legislature, an- nounced he will run for the party's leadership at its con- vention in Vancouver, Novem- ber 22 24. Commercial Hockey League HAVE YOUR BIKES MARKED WITH DAD'S DRIVERS LICENCE NUMBER. 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