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8 The Cana dian Statesman, Bowrnanville, Oct. 17 1973 'à I 623-3303! FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Jack Coole rolled a bfg 797 with 254-285-258. Ed Rundie had 794. Mel Dale 778, Maxie Yourth 763, Jim Callan 763, Bob Williams and "Doc" Rundie 754, Bill Shotter 751, llarry Depew 732, Jack Gay 731 in the Men's Major League. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Members of the Kiwanis bantam girls softball teams were guests of the club at the Flying Dutchman and received the trophy for winning the town bantam softball league championship. The trophy was donated by Smith Beverages and presented by John Brownlee. Team members include Frances Henning, Karen Shred, Nancy Ediondson, Helena Wisniewski, Judy Taylor,, Gloria Mutton, Rochelle Hunt, Jeanne Hub-, bard, Gail Sellers, Janice Moses, Jackie Knight, Coach Bruce Colwell, Assistant coach Larry Lee, absent Gail Adams, Susan Mason, Patsy Bell and Noreen Greenley. NEW TENNIS' COURTS - in ýPeel Park, Whi tby, were opened last weekend, just in time for Indian Summer. Recreation director Gerry Gelette said the mesh for the fencing arrived after a long delay, this week,, and is now being installed. Three double courts are available for play, to replace the courts removed from the Rotary Club property. CONGRATULATIONS - to Jeff Logan of the Mary Brown's Novice All-Stars who scored a bat trick in the game against Newcastle last Saturday, Bowmanvilîe winning 8-0. DR. KEITH SLEMON - won three tities at the Bowmanville Tennis Club Championships held recently. Congratulations Doc, >SKI MANAGEMENT - No, it's not winter yet, but Humber College north campus bore a good resemblance to it at the- weekend when the Ontario Ski Resort Association staged a ski fashion show and other events. Over 26 tons of snow was brought in to spread over the outdoor ski ramp. Humber College is starting a ski management course in the near future. PLAYOFFS - Bowmanville Tennis Club results: Terry Leggate defeated Pat Lucas in three sets to win the Ladies Singles. Keith Slemon defeated Frank Mohun in three sets 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 to win the Men's, Singles. Betty Lobb and Jean Evans defeated Dorothy Kelly and Nora Alun in three sets 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 to win the Ladies Doubles. Keith Siemon and Frank Mohun defeated Bill Burgess and Lew Rundle in straight sets 6-1, 6-4 to win the Men's Doubles. Jean and Keith Siemon defeated Anna Strike and Lew Rundle in straight sets 6-3, 6-2 tôl' win the Mixed Doubles. ON THE HOCKEY SCENE - the ladies are 1preparing to bit the ice for another season. in Oshawa. In fact, tryouts for the Oshawa Gus Brown Motor Girls wilI be this Tuesday even- ing at 10 in the Civic Auditorium. Art Rennick is coaching the squad this year and any female hockey enthusiasts who feel they could be an asset to the club is invited to give Bruce Carter a caîl at 579-2652. He will supply you with ail the information needed. SHARK OIL BAROMETER - If anyone just happens to have some shark oil handy, they'll be able to forecast the weather, so daims a St. David's Island (Bermuda) fisherman for 55 years, Gilbert Lamb. He once relied on daily readings of his shark oil for weather forecasts. Today he fishes only for pleasure, occasionally hooking a young 4(puppy" shark to make a barometer for a friend. The shark's liver must be white in color, he says, and must be taken from a shark caught during the new phase of the moon. Lamb then places the liver in the warm Bermuda su», letting the oil drip into a bowl through a piece of cheesecloth until enough is cllnfee t fahi npre"shar-oil brme YO UTH BOWLING TYKES Hayes 5, Stephens 0. Wooley 3, Gilkes 2; Luxton 5, Tremblay 0. Team Standings Tremblay 10, Luxton 10, Woolley 8, Gilkes 7, Stephens 5, Hayes 5. Hîgh Singles S. Woolley 133, T. Trembiay 119, C. Crossey 109. Bantam Girls Lunn 5, Campbell 0;' Westlake 5, Gibson 0; Carlson 5, Hooper o; Fairey 3, Roberts 2. Team Standings Carlson 20, Roberts 17, Fairey 17, Westlake 15, Lunn 13, Gibson il, Hooper 5, Campbell 2. High Singles S. Roberts 211, L. Fairey 195, A. Sheehan 192. High Doubles S. Roberts 373,L. Fairey 307, ID. Rendeli 299. 1BANTAM BOYS Sutcliffe 5, Halîman 0;Rich- ards 3, Bruce 2., Team Standings Sutcliffe 16, Richards 14, Halîrnan 10, Bruce 10. High Singles J. Stoop 196, B. Richards 192, K. Aide 183. High Doubles B. Richards 349, J. Stoop 337, E. Dykstra 328, T. Halîman 317, K. Aide 300. JUNIOR (GIRLS Judy Holroyd 5. Jo Ann Holroyd 2; Chow 7, Fairey 0; Gray 5, Lane 2. Team Standings Judy Holroyd 24, Chow 24, Lane 18, Gray 18, Jo Ann Holroyd 11, Fairey 10. 1 High Singles C. Lavigne 217,216, L. Rich- ards 221, A. Chow 239, H. Gray 231. High Triples C. Lavigne 615, H. Gray 572, B. Lane 566. JUNIOR BOYS Henry 5, Reynolds 2; Woolley 4, Dadson 3; Murphy 4, Bons 3. Team Standfing Henry 22, Woolley 20, Rey- nolds 18,, Bons 18, Dadson 15, Murphy 12. High Singles K. Henry 244, R. Chapple 241, D. Murphy_ 240. _ High Triples JÇ. H-enry 548, D. Sheehan. 541, D. Murphy 539, M. Reynolîds 539. SEN IOR MIIXED LEAGUIL' Coombes 7, Stacey 0; Roberts 5, Gray 2; Carter 7, Cowle 0; Pearson 7, Piper 0. Team Standings Carter 18, Roberts 14, Gray 14, Pearson 12, Cowle 9, Coombes 9, Piper 5, Stacey 2. High Games L. Bishop 341-235-297 (873), M. Roberts 676, D. Gray 299-264 (806) S. Davey 284-289(772) K. Eves 276 (679) B. Taylor 651, K. Piper 273, G. Thiessen 261. LIBERTY BELLES Team Standings Team ...Pin Faîl. .Points Cornish.......... 11009 13 Chant ........... 11031 12 Alîdreaci........ 10711 12 Lavigne......... 10865 10 Stephens ........ 10376 10 Robinson ........ 10678 9 Coombes ........ 10665 9 Lane............ 10574 9 Roberts.......... 10508 9 Gibson ... >...... 10522 7 Land.. . ........ 10314 4 Bons............ 10119 4 1High Single B. Partner.............. 307 High Double M. Alldread (265,259) ... 524 Top 10 AVerages B. Partner 213, M. Alldread 210, J. Burton 200, J. Bragg 197, E. Dadson 196, B. Lyle 195, J. Eisan 194, Marion Gibson 193, B. Stephens 188, C. Roberts 186. Foundry Bowling Tearn...Standing... .Pins Gutter Balîs . il..1 1877 1 Screw Balîs . il..1 17985 Sore Heads...... 8 18292 Top 12 Bowlers O. Etcher 235, O. Patfield 219, M. Flintoff 212, S. Cain 212, S. Davis 210, E. Etcher 204, F. Bradley 203, J. Harness 203, C. Bowers 201, M. Taylor 201, T. Forrester 200, H. Depew 198. Ail-Ontario Championship Eludes Kendal Intermediate Eagles Kendal Eagles, Ali-Ontario Intermediate 11C" baseball finalists, posed for a team picture shortly after losing the final game in their best-of-three series against a team from Thorndale, Ontario. The Eagles had won the second game of the series 3-1 to force the deciding game in Kendal, but despite a 4-1 lead going into the sixth inning, they were unable to hold off the strong-hitting Thorndale squad and lost 10-4. In the front row of the picture, from left to right, are Doug Taylor, Peter Maartense, Andy Pandoff , Jerry Thompson, John Robinson, Bernie Alldread, Pete Henderson, Ted Stark, John Quantrill and John Mather. In the back row are Coach Mort llallowell, Club President Bert Reid, Johnny Shetler, Bob Robinson, Mike Carman, Ralph Kennedy, John Witheridge, Eric Moore, Dan Norton, Paul Jones, Fraser Wallace and Manager John Thompson. WilI Feature Karen Magnussen It's color! It's music! It's laughter! It's spectacle! It's sheer entertainment as Ice Capades opens its newest editioni at Maple Leaf Gardens on November l3th. for 10 performances during the six-day engagement. Headlining the cast of championship skaters is the 1973 World Champion, Karen Magnussen. The five times Canadian Champion was also 1971 North American Champion ... 1972 Olympic Silver Medalist .. . and winner of all three gold mfedals at the 1973 World Competition in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Now Karen will give Ice Capades audiences an opportunity to marvel at the grace and vivacity that made her the sweetheart of ahl Canada, and of all the World. Wvestern Electric. Dump UBaýy Ridges Un Minor Atom 6-2 The Bowmanville Western Electric Minor Atoms opened their 1973-74 O.M.H.A. season on a winning note, defeating Bay Rîdges 6-2 in a game played in Bowmanville on Sat., Oct. l3th. Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 2:23 mark of the first period, Rod Plain the marksrnan. Ricky Erwin scor- ed two more Western Electric goals in the first stanza, the first assisted hy Billy Hogarth and Barry Cullen. His second tally was unassisted. The, second period again belonged to the locals, Erwin firing his thîrd at the 5:20 mark, assists again going to Hogarth and Cullen. Hogarth scored the fifth Bowmanville goal,,assists going to linemat- es Erwin and Cullen. The final period featured rather ragged action by both clubs. Bay Ridges connected for two goals in this period, one at the 13 second mark and again at the 3:35 mark. The Western Flectrics scor- ed the final goal of the game, Plain the trigger-man, assist- ed by Billy Sainsbury and defenceman Steve Cary. Time of the goal was 13:35. Mem bers of the 1973-74 Minor Atom-squad are: Billy Hogarth, Rick Erwin, Barry Cullen, defencemen Chris Dyck, Eddy Osborne, Mike PHIL VOWVVLES FIEATING SPECIALIST 1 Queen Street Bownianville PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE Oul, Gas & Electrie Furnace & Air Condition Installa- tions - Central & Windoiv Units - Clare Hecla & Findley Equipmaent Free Estimates Budget Terms Available' Stocker and Steve Cary, Rod Plain, Billy Sainsbury, Joe Nihill, John Klornpmaker, Brad Clemens, Briati Ruddy. Goalies this year 'are Ken Woodard and Steve Skene. Team Manager Cal Potter, Coach Brian Purdy and Train- er Allan Potter. On Tues., Oct. 9th, the the boys elected Billy Hogarth e~ their Captain and Rod Plain and Mike Stocker as the Alternates. MIXED MAzjJOuR BOWLING Eleven bowîers topped the 700 mark tonight with Doris Jol again out in front: Doris Jol 794(316), Maurice Annaert 764 (285,271) Nyhi Sheehan 739 (310,253) Jack McNulty 727 (292,265), Albert Saman 725 (276), Don Bishop 716 (287,253) Fbo Draper 714 (267,254), Norm MeKeen 714 (266), Mary Gray 713, Helen Dunn 740 (278) and John Luffman. High single was George Bebee with 332. Games over 250 - Bernice Buday 323, Jim Bruton 299, Lola Wright 299, Gord Simp- son 278, Vern Connors 271, Maria Opoka 271 and Glenn Kiliens 262. Team Standings Haynes ........... 8 12571 Wright ........... 8 12285 Sutelîffe.......... 7 12282 Jol............. 7 11863 Buday............ 6 12671 Patfield ..-. ......6 11974 Reid ....... 6 11904 Fairey ........... 5 12304 Sheehan.......... 5 11679 Dunn............ 5 11536 Coole............ 5 11325 Crossey.......... 4 11503 High Triple Russ Hateiy............. 859 1Top 8 Bowlers Ernie Perfect 761, Ron Haynes 759, Larry Piper 745, Maurice Annaert 731, John Ogden 726, Pete Dobbins 725, Vi Coole 722, George Bebee 721. Team Standing Haynes ........... 9 15655 Joli ............. 9 15013 Buday............ 8 15741 Fairey........_8 15732 Sutcliffe.......... 8 15285 Wright ........... 8 15250 Dunn ...... >...... 8 14777 Coole............ 8 14481 Sheehan.......... 7 14945 Patfield.......... 6 14912 Reid ............. 6 14732 Crossey .. ý....... 5 14608 Games 250 and over- Don Bishop 325, 251, Glenn Killens 278, Flox Draper 272, Ron Haynes 266, Ross Wright 261, Denise Annaert 255 and Bern- ice Budav 254. NIGHTHAWKS High Single J. Dixon .......... 253 High Triple A. Burgess .. .... 644 Team Standings K. Raîston....... 16019 16 B. Smnith ..... ... 15964 13 L. Burgess ...... 15353 12 M. Trimble . ..15520 il D. Ogden .... 15753 10 L. Piper ......... 15572 10 New'vilîe Averages Gail Milîson 215, Joyce Stacey 195, Dorothy Stark 193, Marl- ene Stacey 191, June McKeen 186, Olive Henderson 184, Judy Stacey 176, Karen Carter 176, Peggy Milîson 173, Marie Trim 171. High Single' Joyce Stacey ............ 297 Iligh Average Gail Milîson ............. 215 Iligh Triple Joyce Stacey............ 653 Games Won Underdogs.............. il Funky Phantoms....... 10 Pink Panthers.......... 9 Hound Cats ............ 7 Junior Redmen Lose to Donevon Bowmanville Junior Red- men football team travelled to Donevan Colegiate in Oshawa for a league game iast week and were defeated 13-0. The Donevan team earned a well deserved win against the Bowmanville high school jun- iors. In a losing cause, Mike Nolan, Ian Wilcox and AI Merkes played exceptionally well on the defensive squad Next garne for the junior tearn will be Oct. llth. in Oshawa against McLaughlin Coliegi- ate. The Bowmanville Junior football team jelled as a team against, McLaughlin Colleg- iate Juniors in the Oct. llth game in Oshawa. The score was 24-0 for the Bowmanville Juniors. In the first quarter, AI Merkas started the tempo for the juniors by breaking through the McLaughlîn offen- sive line and tackling the quarterback in the end zone for a safety touch. Merkas repeated this same man- oeuvre in the second haîf for another two points. Kirk Kemp burst over centre for Bowmanvlle's first touch- down. Dan Cox scored Bow- manville's second touchdown on a brilliant end sweep with Jim Sarginson and Kirk Kemp leading the offensive blocking. Dan Cox scored the third touchdown for the juniors on an end run play. The whoie Bowmanville team to the last man played an outstanding game. Terry Sar- ginson with excellent play calling at quarterback along with crisp precision passing, gave the junior football team the play calling stability that a team needs. CHARTERWAYS BOWLING Top 10 Bowlers Rose Vanasse 192, John Gedd- es 181, Jim Geddes 180, Doris Quilliams 176, Jim Morrison 175, Madeline Martin 175, Marg Geddes 173, Wes Martin 168, Ray Venasse 165, Sam [litchens 163. High Singles Rose Vanasse......... 240 David Quiiaims ......... 239 LLEW AND THE GODS 0F GOLF At the l9th hole uou'll find me, sitting in a pooi of tears, Abitter, broken man looking older than my years. And if you would hear my story, just buy me a couple of beers Now, the Gods of Golf were feeling rather bored one day As they looked down from Heaven and watched poor old Lie play. When suddenly they looked at each other with a delighted grji And asked, "What would it take to make this clown win?"> Suppose, if a littie false information into the computer we feu( Do you think we could make this joker into another Sam Sneed Now, as golfers go, 1 guess I arn the usual sort of a duffer. Altbough every year my game got rougher and rougher But suddenly 1 felt a magic touch and I seemed to corne ah\, And straight down the fairway, I cut loose a savage, scream i ii drive. fi-A --ni- in ta finish the hole with a beautiful, par fiv On the next hole, I shot an eagle and then a birdie or two, But I knew in my secret heartthat it was too good to be tr iie For the Gods of Golf laughed as that computer ran arnuck For then I shot a couple of seagulîs and a low flying duck. 1 stood there and 1 said why this golfing game is fun& For aIl that I had left to shoot was a hole in one. So 1 teed my baîl up high, let out another foot of shaft, Reared up on rny hind feet and then I let hier "Blast" And the Gods of Golf looked down and laughed._ Straight as William Tell's arrow that white pili flew Bounced on the green and then rolled, so straight and true, But of course, with my luck, a mischievous breeze Playfully shook the flag before it died away in the trees. 1 held my breath as my bahl rolled straight for the pin And I prayed a bit but it didn't help for it didn't fal in. And the Gods of Golf looked at each other with a sadistic grill Now 1 arn really not the type of guy that would'lose ny coo But I thought that somebody up there was playing dirty pou 1 strolled across the green clutching my deadly putter And 1 was as cool as a grill that couldn't melt butter 1 lined up my hall with a blacksmith's, educated eye- For after ail a six inch putt is not a bad lie. With a handful of _grass I tested the breeze Took a few practice swings just as free as you please The whole world was wrapped in silence, not a sound uld 1 hear Except for a lone little mosquito that was buzzing aroildnd m ear. And the Gods of Golf snickered as they opened up another bee i In'a moment of truth I tapped rny bail just as hie nailed n And it went screaming across the green and slammed into a tre Then the Gods of Golf really roared in rnirth As 1 foamed at the mouth and tore up the earth. Now if you ever go golfing up at Erinlea And you see a golf cart hanging in a tree Observe a moment of silence for poor old Llew And pray like Hell that it neyer happens to you., For the Gods of Golf are malicious and cruel And they love to turn a duffer into a clown and 'a fool. Yes, at the l9th hole you'll find me sitting in a pooî of tears A bitter, broken man, looking older than my years With the sound of insane laughter, ringing in my ears. Ham pton Gardens Minor Pee Wees Beat Oshawas 6-3 The Hampton Gardens- Minor Pee Wees started the- season with a 6-3 win over Oshawa Leafs at Bowmanville Arena on October l3th. Rob De Boo was the leader in this one scoring four goals with new- corner Rick Simpson drawing five assists. In the first period, De Boo scored with Simpson assisting but Oshawa struck for three goals befotre the period ended. Early in the second period, De Boo scored again with assiù to Simnpson and Chuck Welsh. In this period the new players began to skate and check and continued to carry the play tô Oshawa and this continued on into the final period. At the 10 minute' mark ofth third period, Welsh score with Simnpson assisting, then1 25 seconds later, Brent Clen1 ens got the winner witlh newcomers Jason Johnsoni and Paul Galea assistîng. Two minutes later with both tearns a man short, De Boo scored twice in 10 seconds. wiith Simpson -assisting on hc' Jolhn Stoorgard anid Sbackelton shared the goal- tending with Mark turning in an outstanding performance. BOWMANVILLE KIWANIS CLUB Winter Sports, Equipment BOWMANV ILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Saturday, Nov. 3rd SALE TUME - 1 p.m. to 5p.m. Articles received from 10 a.m. to noon. Any articles not sold may be pickedUp between 5and 6p.m. SALE CHARGE- 10'% WE NEED ITEMS FOR THIS SALE Skis - Hockey Equipment - Snowmobile Clothing - Even SnowmobiIes CONTACT A KIWANIS MEMBER FOR FURTIIER INFORMATION JACK and MEL, McNULTY WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO ALL THEIR CUSTIOMERS, AND FRIENDS, THAT THEY HAVE SOLD THEIR BUSINESS Mcl>N UmLT]Y'S SPORTS Caycle &Toys TOALBERTWIHLIDAL (formerîy with Cycle Centre, Oshawa) whowiII carry on under the sa me na me,' and we hope you wilIpatronfize him, as you have us for the past twenty seven and a haîf years.' OUR SINCERE THANKS TO EVERYONE Featuring the best in recorded music as supplied by Ross Jackman of Bowmanville.- You name it -they'll play it non-stop from,,, 9 p.m. toi1 a.m. Informal, fully licensed, plenty of free parking. No cover - no minimum Corne to Dinner StUY to Dance THE NEW DUTCH OVEN, HWY. 115, ORONO 983-5001 FOR RESERVATIONS