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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 28, 1973 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Listed below are the front ranking teams in three divisions as of Monday night of the Bowmanville Badminton Club. Ladies - 1. Mrs. L. W. Dippell and Mrs. S. R. James. 2. Mrs. A. C. Anderson and Miss Betty Flaxman. 3 Mrs. Stuart Candler and Mrs. R. Swindells. Men's -1. Jack Brough and Al Osborne. 2. C. J. Austin and R. Swindells. 3. Gord Flaxman and R. Kent. Mixed - 1. Mrs. L. W. Dippell and AI Osborne. 2. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. James. 3. Miss Betty Flaxman and Mr. Gord Flaxman. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Big guns for Men's Town League Basketball double header action, last Wednesday for Coronation Cafe were Dan Seto with 22 points, Norm Buwalda with 14 and Don Welsh with four. Ken Kelly scored 15 points for Stephens and John Stainton seven. For McQueen's Ray Wallace had eight, Llqyd Coverly and Eric Rose each with six, Ted Fairey and Joe Markle, four apiece. For Hooper's Sam Snowden notched six points and Tom Pearson four. WINS TOURNAMENT - The High Chief Ranger Bowling Tournament was won by the Bowmanville team of Captain Ross Hall, John Luffman, Glen Prout, Stew Carson, Gord Wilcox and Larry Piper. BOWMANVILLE CURLING CLUB - will be hosting a Men's Open Bonspiel on December 1, 1973. This Bonspiel is filled to capacity and success is wished to all participants. Also best wishes go the following teams who will be com- peting in the Division Five Challenge Round in Unionville on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 and 2. The teams are as follows: Jim Youngman'skip, Bob Riches vice, Bob de Blois second, John Lyle lead and John Flegg skip, Gary James vice, Butch Stephen second, Mike Trudeau lead. HONORED - Members of the Port Hope Intermediate Baseball Club, which won the Ontario championship for the first time in 1973, were honored by town council Tuesday night, Nov. 20th, with a banquet and a presentation of enscribed gold watches to each of the winning members. PETERBOROUGH PETES - will be leaving in about three weeks for Leningrad, for the first World International Junior Hockey Tournament which goes Dec. 27 - Jan. 8. It is a chance in a lifetime for coach Roger Nielson and his players and a great honor. This column wishes them all the best. OSHAWA JR. B LEGIONNAIRES - leading scorer is Bruce Newton with 19 goals, seven assists and 26 points. Tied for fourth place is Bill Leaman with 15 points. On Friday, Peterborough defeated Oshawa 5-3, with Leaman collecting two of Oshawa's three goals. 300 DRAW - The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association is again holding its 300 Club to raise money for minor hockey. Five weekly draws will be made at Memorial Arena on Sat- urday afternoons. Each winner receives $20. Two draws of $500 will be held in April. There are still tickets available for sale. Anyone interested in purchasing one may do so from any Executive member or the Arena on Saturday afternoon. The winners for the first four weeks were: Week No. 1, Nov. 3 - No. 243 Bev Cullen, No. 248 M. Berry, No. 167 E. Ellis, No. 73 Paul Sasnowski, No. 112 Bernie Erwin. Week No. 2, Nov. 10 - No. 177 Dorothy James, No. 226 R. Youngberg, No. 74 Ralph Davey, No. 130 Bill Dennis, No. 101 Arden Braun. Week No. 3 Nov. 17 - No. 236 Joyce Almond, No. 62 Roy Henry, No. 180 Martha Hogarth, No. 120 Howard Rahm, No. 103 G. Riggers. Week No. 4 Nov. 24 - No. 190 Coke Cary, No. 62 Roy Henry, No. 224 G. Skene, No. 81 Carl Devitt, No. 106 John Noble. CURLING NEWS - After two weeks of successful curling at the Bowmanville Curling Club, the Club is looking forward to a great season. The team standings for the Mixed section are as follows: Sunday Mixed: Keith Ormniston 29½/ points; Leon White 24 pts., Howard Ormiston 24 pts., George Stephen 21 pts., Leif Andersen 10 pts., Roy Trudeau 5½2 pts. Monday Mixed: Mike Kowal 31 pts., Dudley Deeley 24½/ pts., Keith Ray 24 pts., Don Rundle 18 pts., Bill Smith 6 pts., Bey Ells 4½/ pts. Friday Mixed: Howard Ormiston 31½ pts., Ken Nicks 31 pts., George Stephen 30 pts., Keith Ormiston 29 pts., Jack Brough 24 pts., Earl Anderson 24 pts., Bob Craig 23½/ pts., Doug James 17 pts., Barney Vanstone 17 pts., Andy May 12 pts., Moe Preston 11½2 pts., Henry Stainton il pts., Walt Goode 8½ pts., George Weeks 8 pts., Don Peebles 6 pts., Al Cruess 4 pts. Monday Night competition mixed curling: Paul Kowal 3 & 0; Leif Andersen 2 & 1; Earl Anderson 2 & 1; AI Cruess 1 & 2; George Stephen 0 & 3; Ray Stephenson 0 & 3. FOUR GAMES REMAIN - in Leafs' Novem- ber schedule and the two top vote getters as of November 29th's game at the Gardens with St. Louis will pick up cheques for $1,000 and $500 respectively as the one-two finishers in the first competition. Up to and including the game of November 20th, Molson Cup standings of the top 10 are: Norm Ullman 27, Paul Henderson 16, Darryl Sittler 15, Ian Turnbull 13, Inge Hammarstrom 10, Dunc Wilson 9, Ed Johnston 8, Mike Pelyk 8, Borje Salming 8, Gary Monahan 7. SECOND ANNUAL - Chess Tournament for the 1974 Ontario Student Championship will be held at Humber College, Rexdale, starting at 10 a.m., December 1 and 2 until completion. The competition is open to all high school, college or university students of Ontario. For information contact Humber College of Applied Arts and Technolgy Chess Club. Trophies by the Dozen Awarded at Annual Legion Golf League Banquet On Saturday night, the Legion Hall on Queen Street was packed for the annual Legion Golf League banquet with members and their partners enjoying a delicious banquet, the presentation of awards and a dance to conclude the evening. Trophy winners are shown here, from left to right, front row, Bob Wilson, Bob Hilditch, Seth Hunt, Ross Wright, Bill Bates, Milt Corson, Don Legree and Ross Covert; back row, Bob Hayes, Matt Katelco of Erinli Golf Club, Ewart Bragg, Tony Kerry, John Brooks, Legion President Ed. Majer, Ron Thertell, Don Ellis and Emmerson Jones. Three Town League Clubs Tied As Kramp's Dump McNulty's County Chrysier Upset Lockes by Jim Clarke Kramp's Furniture, despite extending their win streak to four games, are forced to share first place with two other clubs. The league's hottest outfit dumped McNul- ty's Sports, 9-7 in last Thurs- day night's opening match. They gained the decision by virtue of a solid, third period showing, outscoring their opp- osition 4-2. In the late contest, County Chrysler shrugged off a three game losing skid, upsetting Lockes T.V., 5-2. Kramps, County and Lockes are all even after seven weeks of play, with, 4-3, won-lost cred- entials. McNultys trail the threesome, with a 2-5 mark. In the 8 p.m. encounter last week, it was 2-2 after 20 minutes and 3-3 following 40 minutes of spirited play. Kramps, who have scored 33 goals in their past four triumphs, slammed in four unanswered goals by the midway point in the third period. Leading 9-5, they were nicked for a McNulty's power play tally at 11:08 and a final score during the last minute of play. Rick Woolner produced an- other one of his ordinary nights for the Furniture cro- wd tallying seven points, on two goals and five helpers. Kramp's Charlie Green was at his eagle-eyed best, as he struck for three goals. The remaining goals were shared by Wayne Harness, Dave Colwell, Wray Rendell and Gary Wilson. Woolner, with his seven point spree deplicat- ed his effort on the previous week. During Kramp's four game win streak, he has scored il times, while adding a like number of assists, for a remarkable 22 point contribu- tion. Joe Balson, doubled his goal production in a spectacular, losing cause, scoring four times. He entered the game with two goals in the previous four matches in chich he has performed. Steve Burns and Irv Gill, two familiar names over the years in the scoring statistics, notched six and four points respectively. Steve, limited to only a pair of goals and three assists over the past three weeks, was back to form, counting twice and assisting on four others. Gill stayed close, with a goal and three assists. Officials', Jamie MacDonald and Bob Hellam whistled down only two offen- ders, both minor calls to the Furniture club. In the late match, Lockes were tripped up by County Chrysler, who had dropped three in a row before last Thursday. After exchanging first period scores, County moved into a 3-1 lead on Andy Rowe's second of three goals and John Kramp's second of the year. The winners contin- ued to outdistance the T.V. troop in the third, holding a 2-1 edge. "Woody" Lee, and his third this season and Rowe with his third of the game, rounded out County's scoring. Locke's scorer came from Brian Evans, on a power play, at 16:21, with County in front, 4-1 at the time. The losers' only other goal came back in the first period, with Evans once again the marksman. County were tagged with four of the game's five minor infractions. Brooks Come Up from Cellar By Dealing Franks a 6-4 Loss Spencers Tied with Muttons By Jim Clarke Brooks Supertest registered their second win in a row on Sunday morning to vacate their cellar location in the four team league. The dealt Walter Frank's Real Estate a 6-4 loss in the morning's opening contest. First place, Spencers Real Estate, maintained a two point spread over Mutton's Shell,as the two clubs struggled to a 2-2 draw in the late affair. Walter Franks trail third place, Brooks by two points following Sunday's defeat. The Supertest crowd at vari- ous stages in the game trailed 2-0, 3-2, and 4-3, but came away winners following their three goal, third period reviv- al. Larry Devitt turned in his finest match of the season as he aided Brook's cause with three goals and two assists. "Woody" Lee, John Adams and Steve Burns potted their remainder. Steve's third per- iod tally was his ninth of the year, tying him with Mutton's Dave Green in the lamplight- ing category. For the losers, Bob Howes hit for his sixth goal in only his third game, while the other Walter Franks scorers were, Bob Hellam, Gary Wilson and Grant Flintoff. Only four penalties were called by officials' Paul Forsey and Mike Cornell, with the Real Estate bunch collecting three. In the other contest, Irv Gill struck for the equalizer as Mutton's Shell battled to a 2-2 tie against Spencer's Real Estate. Gill, having a good year, clicked for his sixth goal of the season, afterl14:25 of the of the middle trame. Don third period, giving Muttons a McMurter made it 2-1 Spenc- sptit. Atter a scoreless tirst-ers, combining with Brian trame, the league's leading Evans and Andy Murphy, scorer, Dave Green bagged after 4:30 of the final period. his ninth, at 8:15of the second, Their slight edge held until from Brian Howells and Tom Gill connected with ess than Skene. Doug Crough's eighth six minutes to play. Both so far, tied things up at 14:15 teams drew three penalties. Stephen's and Ken's Men One, Two in Basketball by David Passant Stephen Fuels and Ken's Men's Wear, first and second respectively in the Town League Basketball standings, tightened their grips on those positions on Tues. Nov. 20th, at the B.H.S. Gymnasium. Ken's eased past Coronation Cafe 39-29 in the opener, while the Fuelers' disposed of Hoop- er's Jewellers in the nightcap 24-17. Stephens have four wins after five games, Ken's three, Coronation two and Hooper's with one win. Ken's were paced by the fine PHIL VOWLES HEATING SPECIALIST 1 Queen Street Bowmanville PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE Oil, Gas & Electric Furnace & Air Condition Installa- tions - Central & Window Units - Clare Hecla & Findley Equipment Free Estimates Budget Terms Available' shootmng of Bill Morrison who counted 15 points. Jim Camp- oell had ten, Steve Blysma eight, Mike Marshall four, and Barney McGoogin two. For Coronation, Dan McKinnon bit for 12 points, Barry Draper nine, Bob Rowe six, and Jim Beam with a pair of free throws. Stephens top man was John Compton, who pumped in a dozen. Domenic Gallello and George Saunders, four apiece, and B. Prole and Jeff Weaver, a basket each. For Hoopers, four points went to Chris Steel, Russ Calloway and Joe Bur- gess. Dave Taylor and B. McDonald had two points each, with John Rundle round- ing out the scoring with a single point. Foundry Bowling Nov. 20, 1973 Team Standings Gutterballs... 20 36898 Soreheads ........19 36130 Alley Cats . 19 35571 Headpins 17 36068 Aces ...........17 35490 Screw Balls . 16 35664 *mm mummmm m-mu - mmm m - IM TABLE TENNIS - The Ontario Central Region table tennis championships will be held in Ajax Saturday, December 1. The tourna- ment will begin at 9:00 a.m. in the gym at Harwood Secondary School. 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