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mmm mmmmuMm@ :à 623-3303 :SPORALK JUDO TOURNAMENT - Members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club competed in the South Eastern Ontariju Junior Judo Shiai held at the Adam Scot High School, Peterborough, on Sunday-, November > lth, 1973 and were most successful in the various events. The district includes clubs from Bay Ridges to Cornwall and from Peterborough south to Lake Ontario. These tournaments are most'important as the competitors for Provincial, Canadian and Junior Olympiec competitions are chosen'from the district winners. Girls 16 and under 160 lbs., Helen Blaszczyk ist place; under 125 lbs., 14 and 15 years, Jane Paterson, lst place; under 75 lbs., 10 and il years Susan Ulrich, lst place; boys, under' 165 lbs., Mike Verbrugghe, 2nd place; under 115 lbs.,1 12 and 13 years, Randy Miller, 2nd place; under 75 lbs., 10 and il years, Ricky Miller, 3rd place; over 75 lbs:, 1 0 and il years Josh Haunsberger, 2nd place. Editor's note. Shiai is the. Japanese term for tournament. WINNERS - at the Junior "C"' game on Sun- day evening at the local arena were Kathy Allen,' R. R.. 6, who won the lucky program draw of, $5. Ray Stainton, 39 Prince Street, won $28 in the 50-50 draw and generously donated $4 back to the club. These draws are held every Sunday night at the games, so come out, see some good hockey and who knows, maybe you are next week's winner. METRO JR. B HOCKEY - Friday night, Oshawa Legionnaires defeated Etobicoke Selects 9-7. Bill Leaman, up from Bowmanville Bantams helped in the win with three assists. CqcIe & <Sports U n m ità j-] rle1-Dciv;c]ron TEL EP HON E 579-1818 334 RITSON RD S. OSHAWA, ONTARIO MERRY MAKERS Mary LouT.,. .......16939 Helene B .............. 16(536 Cara S. ............. 16333 Marj. P. ............. 16258 .Mary Hl................ 16081 'Verna S.............. 15905 Dorothy M .......... 15ý822 Gloria S .............. 162 High Single Dorothy Moore .........3 46 High Double Dorotby Moore.......... 529 High Average Mary Huisman ......... 203 200 Gamner Dorotby M. 346, Shirley B. 265, Mary H. 252, 203, Elaine,.E. 238, Marion H. 216, Clara S. 212, Carolyn B. 208, Paf S. 206, Helen H. 20-1. Legion Ladies Team Stanàdings Sutcliffe .......19 28169 Bruce ........17, 27040 Annaert ........ 12 27083 Sheehan...... .12 26695 High Average Bernice Partner ..-ýý...... 218 High Single Rose Vanasse ....... 301 Higb Triple Bernice Partner ....... 731 220 Gamnes Fran Bruce 272,248, Bernice Partner 270,253,208, Jean Bur- ton 251, Nina Cowling 244, Denise Annaert 243, Dorotby Oke 231, Nybl Sheeban 229,ý 221, Joani Sutcliffe 224, Top 10 AVerages Bernice Partner 218(27), Joan Sutcliffe 206, Fran Bruce 202 (27), Mary Gray 194,- Nyhl Sheeban 193, Jean Burton 191 (27), Mary Gray 190 (27), Rose Vanasse 189, Denise Annaert 177, Marg Perrns 175 (27). Mlen'"s Majo10r Eighteen howlers bit the 700 hracket this week. Jim Coom- hes bad 795 (299), Ross Wright 779 (307), Larry Piper 775 (303, Ernie Perfect 762 (296- 282), Hon Etcher 761 (272), Russ Oke 755 (264), Ah Saman 754 (332), AI Osborne 750 (278), Bud Henning 732 (263), Steve Oke 739 (270), Gord Wilcox 727 (293-271), Jack Bond 729 (254), Bob Smith 721 (303), Karl Piper 725 (294), Hon Good 716 and the topsingle of the night ý354 Jim iBruton'7 17, 278), Ed Leslie 709, John Luffman 703 (268) The Pepsi Cola team had bigb sinogle 1297 and Osborne and Sbank Insurane bit 3602 for -three. Hon Etcher still on top with a terrifie 258 for 30 games. Osborne and Shank lead Franks Variety and Cowan Pontiac Buick hy two points. The Insurance team bas 20 wins. Something for everyone ... everyday of the year! kramps and McNultys Creep Up on Leaders as They Beat Lockes .and County Chrysier by Jim Clarke Kramps Furniture and McNulty's Sports closed in on Locke T.V. and County Chrys- 1er following their victories last Thursday nigbt. In the early match, the Furniture outfit left their record at 2-3, as they surpris- ed the T.V. troop, (3-2), 5-3. Rick Woolner tallied four of the winner's goals, giving him 18 points af ter f ive games and second spot in the scoring race. McNultys recovered from a 3-1, third period deficit, going on to post a 4-3 triumph against County Chrysier .The losers presently have tbree wins in five tries for six points, while McNultys (2-3) are tied with Kramps. Bruce Meadows witb his fourth and fifth goals of the year in the third period, steered McNultys toward their victory. The sportsmen have managed only 19 goals af ter five games, six less than county and 12 behind Lockes. Steve Burns, with nine and Meadows, have accounted for 14 of their 19 markers. In the 8 p.m. affair, Kramps took a 3-0 lead into the final period against Lockes. Wray Rendel -opened the game's scoring at 1.42 of the first, with bis fourth. Woolner, wbo taliied 26 in 18 games last season, followed witb two of his four goals. It was a 5-0 Furniture club lead after 6:13 of the final frame, as Woolner counted bis remaining pair, giving him 10 for the year. Lockes bit the scoresheet for the first time wben Brian Rowe collected bis first of two at 8:22. He connected again late in the third, making it 5-2 Kramps, at 18:05. The T.V. gang liept their comeoack hopes alive when "Bucky" Hughes scored bis ninth, with only 30 seconds remaining, wbile Kramp's were two men short. It was their Aast gasp. as goalie, Larry Nemisz and bis miates beld onto their two goal bulge -for the victory. The winners drew five of the seven, monor sentences assessed by the officiais, Doug Crougb and Paul Forsey. In the 9:30 encounter, Coun- ty Chrysier's Lanny Burns' third goal put tbem into an early, (1.04)., lead. They held a 3-1 edge affer 40 minutes, as Mike Donogbue and Burns ciicked. McNultys, wbo swar- med back in the final 20 MIXED MAJOR Larry Piper belped hoost bis team into first place this week hy rolling bigh triple for the nigbt 760 (294). Other 700 triples Don Bagnell 720 (268) Nyhl Sheehan 716 (285, 250), Alhert Saman 715 (257), Ernie Perfect 710 (291), Jack Mc- Nuit y 704 (265). Bill Joîl 706 (282,250), Doris Joli 702 (253) and Joan Sutcliffe. High single was rolled hy Virginia Fairey 299. Other games 250 and over- Jim Murphy 278, Diane Cowling 271, Cord Simpson 267, Ross Wright 263, Roman Opoka 259, Peggy Haynes 256,, Shirley Fowler 254, Ollie Patfield 254, Vern Connors 252, Luke Ann- aert 251. Team Standings Dunn ................... 16 Sutcliffe................ 16 Fairey .. . . . . . . . . 15 Wright .............. .... 15 Haynes ................. 15 Jol.................... 14 Coole . .................. 14 Buday.................. 12 Sheehan...... .......... 12 Reid ................... 12 Patfield . . . . . . . . - 12 Crossey . . . . .. . . . . 9 LADIES MAJOR High Single Ena Etcher ........... 316 High Triple Ollie Patfield ..... ...... 761 SHigb Average Onie Etcher............ 234 Game Standings Ollie Patfield ........... 23 Shariene Cain .......... 18 Fern Bradley ...... ..... 18 Florence Draper ..... 16 Joyce Tennant.......... 15 Onie Etcher............ 15 Nancy Evans........... 12 Helen Depew ...........1j012 Shirley Davis....... ....01i2 Dale King........... ý10 Jackie Patfield .......... 9 Helen Rogers ........... . PHIL VOWLES I-IEATING SPECIALIST 1 Queen Street Bowmanville PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE Oil, Gas & Electrie Furnace & Air Condition Installa- tions - Central & Windoiv Units - Clare Hecla & Finffley Equipment Free Estiniates Budget Terms Avaitab!6 minutes to gain the 4-3, decision, got their only score of the first two frames in the first. Jrv Gi was the scorer, after 15.01. Joe Baison started the 1 Sportsmen's comeback, at 7:41 of the third period. Bruce Meadows made it 3-3, when he 1 fired home bis fourth of the campaign, at 10:55. Witb County's Donoghue off on a charging rap, Meadows notch- ed the game-winner at 16.26., Only four penalties were handed out in the game. This Thursday, at 8 p.m., County Chrysier f ussie with Kramps, while Locke T. V. and McNultys meet at 9:30. MeGregor Midgets, Win 4th StraightGame SBowmanviile McGregor Midgets defeated Markbam, 6-3 at home on Saturday, night for their fourth sfraigbt wîn affer losing their opening game. John Wood and Tom Nolan eacb scored twice f0 lead the team to victory. Bowmanville led 2-0 at the end of the first on Joey Burns' unassisfed goal at 9.42, and Wood's firsf goal from Ralpb Cryderman and Nick Van Seggelen at 11.30. In the second period, Mark- ham scored first on a goal by Malcolm, hefore Wood got bis second again f rom Cryderman and Van Seggelen, at 11.20. Just 28 secdnds lafer, Nowlan scored bis first of the game wifh Danny Cox and Gary Nemisz assisting. The period Open Thur. & Fri. Evenings 'tii 9 p.m. ended 4-1 for the McGregor Midgets. Eacb team scored twice in the third. Gary Cook's goal for Markbam at 1.23 made the score 4-2 and if stayed this way until 15.49 when Nowlan was given credif for a goal when a Markbam player shot the puck into bis own nef. The visitors scored again at 16.56 with Anderson, being the marksman, hefore Brian Mar- tin closed out the scoring in the last minute from Joey Burns and Kirk Kemp. Ted Trudeau played bis first full izame in Êoal making severai good saves. Again, as in aIl previous games, the opposition had more penalties thaf Bowmanvilie wifh Mark- ham receiving 7 minors f0 the home team's 4. GOODYEAR Team Standing Snowtrack . . ý.. ..6723 6 Belts ............. 6375 5 Millwrights........ 6004 4 Banhury .......... 5915 4 Office ............. 6218 2 Power House ...5761 2 Fan Beits.......... 5757 1 Machine Shop...5432 0 High Single J. Murphy............ -319 1High Tripfles J. Good 763, A. Langstaff 753, B. Holroyd 737, R. Allen 732, R. Hall 730, S. Hodgson 729, M. Grant 717, H. Bromeli 716, J. Luxton 716, G. Edmonson 714, B. Henning 710. Averages Over 210 H. Bromeil 233, J. Luxton 227, J. Bond 225, D. Perfect 224, B. Henning 222, J. Murphy 221, J. Good 221, A. Langstaff 220, F. Blackburn 219, J. Piper 212. B ELLES Team Standings Cornisb .......... 18295 20 Coombes...... . .18206 20 Lavigne......... 18434 19 Lane............ 18073 18 Alldread.... .... 17752 17 Chant ........... 18265 15 Rohinson ........ 18122 15 Roberts .... ..... 17699 15 Gibson.......... 18049 12 Stephens ........ 17090 il Bons............ 17643 9 Land............ 17538 9 High Single Mary Lane . ............ 301 High Double Ann Bons (300,205)........ 505 High Averages B. Partner 199, S. Lavigne 199, J. Eisan 198, M. Alldread 197, B. Lyle 197, E. Dadson 196, C. Roberts 195, A. 'Bons 194, F. Land 191, Marion Gibson 191, J. Bragg 190, B. Stephens 187. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 14, 197.3 7 ' BOUQUETS - to Ollie Patfield who i4olled the highes.t triple this year for a 919 in the Mixed Major League at Liberty Bowl with games of 185, 352 and 382. That's nifty rollin' Ollie. 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