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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 9, 1974 * I ImI 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - The McCallum Trophy was presented to the Bowmanville Juvenile Baseball Team immediately following their 10-2 win over the Oshawa Juveniles on Saturday at the B.H.S. grounds. John James, M.P. for Durham, presented the trophy to team captain Bob Gallagher. Coach was Dutch Osborne and the manager Ab Sturrock of the Championship Lakeshore Baseball League team. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Lloyd Ellis Shoes team put up a good fight in the Jr. Soft- ball playoffs, but were defeated by Sam's Finer Foods. Ellis' team members are: H. Webster, J. Hancock, A. Woodcock, B. Yourth, B. Adams, B. Crossey, B. Ogden, J. Coyle, T. Le- veck and B. Adams. RED EAGLES - next game goes Friday night in Lindsay, starting at 8:30. Why not drive out and watch some great hockey. It's less than an hour's drive. THREE GENERATIONS OF BOWLING - In the Men's Major League, the Coombes family make up three generations of bowling. Les Coombes and his son Rowlie and Rowlie's son Wayne, are ail members of the Men's Major. This is the first time this has ever happened in one league in Bowmanville, and we doubt any other league can boast this record anywhere. Right now, grandpa Les is leading both boys in the averages. Les has 231, Rowlie 218 and Wayne 215. This is quite a record. TEAM CANADA - So much has been written, so much has been said, this column gets into the act with its two cents worth. Why, did Team Canada go to Russia for the last four games for the second time? Everyone knows the advantage of home ice. Couldn't it have been alternated? Why the fiasco when Team Canada arrived in Moscow? The head of government çould have eased the situation in a gracious gesture. It seemed like a strategic move, and Russia has a good enough team without tricks. And the refereeing. That was really something. In games with this calibre of players, every edge is important. So let's stand behind our Team Canada. They've given a lot. OWASCO - Volkswagen Ltd., Porsche + Audi, Whitby, are sponsoring a new weekly feature "Player of the Week", in the Statesman, begin- ning this week.-A member of the Bowmanville Junior C Hockey Club he will be chosen by his coaches to be deserving of this honor. Hats off to "Owasco" for their interest in promoting and stimulating an interest in sports in Bow- manville. OWA s Co VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Presents GEORGE CAWKER - Coach Bowmanville Eagles Coach Cawker is commencing his second season with the Bowmanville Eagles in the Central Ontario Jr. C bnop. He started coaching 16 years ago in the minor leagues and in 1968 - 69 his Bantam team won the ALL ONTARIO Championship. Moving to the Port Hope area he took on the coaching duties with the Port Hope Panthers where he remained for 3 years, coming to us at the beginning of last Season. He is employed by the National Automobile League and is Area Manager with that company. 668-9383 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby Leqion Beats Kinsmen to Win D & R Trophy On Sunday evening a closely contested battle saw the Le gion team defeat Kinsmen 6-4 to win the first Inter-Service Club softball tournament and the D & R Trophy. In earlier games, the Lions and Rotary had been eliminated. Bruce Colwell is shown at left in the lower photo, presenting the D & R Sports trophy to Stan Dunn, Legion President. Members of the winning team, front row, left to right, Bryce Adams, Archie Crossey, 'Sam' Snowden, Stan Dunn, Vince Vanstone, Terry Black; back row, Ted Dadson, Ron Etcher, Terry Baker, Bill Bates Larry Piper, John Fowler and-Lloyd Hamilton. It should be mentioned that many of the Legion players had participated in a Legion golf tournament earlier in the day and were quite weary from their efforts. In fact, several of their regular players didn't show for the final. Men's Major Top 10 Averages Ernie Perfect 263, Bob Burley 245, Roger Davies 245, Gord Wilcox 239, Larry Piper 237, AI Osborne 234, Maurice Rich- ards 233, Ab Saman 232, Les Coombes 231, Doug Carter 230. Team Standings Pepsi Cola 13, Jury & Lovell 10, Frank's Variety 9, Osborne & Shank 8, Percy's Fina 8, Kens Mens Wear 7, I.G.A. 7, Dykstras Food 7, Beaver Lumber 6, Lander Hdwe 6, Rice Bowl 5, Cowan Pontiac Buick 4. High Single - Randy Beau- prie 364. High Triple - Glen Edmond son 806. Legion Ladies Team Standings Gray 101½ pts, Whitney92 pts, Sutcliffe 9 pts, Sheehan 1 pt. High Single - Joan Sutcliffe 270. High Triple - Joan Sutcliffe 721. Top 10 Averages Joan Suteliffe 218, Nyhl Sheehan 200, Mary Bates 197, Irene Whitney 196, Ann Plazek 193, Bernice Partner 190, Mary Gray 189, Jean Burton 184, Grace Downey 176, Hilda Simnick 170. Liberty Belles Team Standings Spear 12, Bragg 10½/, Roberts 10, Chant 9, MacDonald 812, Partner 712, Gibson 7, Coom- bes 7, Alldread 6, Robinson 512, Bons 4, Lavigne 3. High Single - Brenda Steph- ens 309. High Double - Judy Bragg 517. Top 10 Averages J. Bragg 238, C. Roberts 222, M. Pearce 218, M. MacDonald 215, B. Partner 210, J. Spear 208, M. AlIdread 203, B. Stephens 196, W. Coombes 193, J. Chant 191. Youth Bowling TYKES Nash 3, Smith 2; Terry 5; Nagel 0; Dilhing 5; Stacey 0; King 3;- Luxton 2; Knapp 5; Woolley 0. Team Standing Nash 15, King 13, Dilling 12, Knapp 12, Woolley 11, Stacey 11, Smith 10, Luxton 7, Terry 5, Nagel 4. High Single P. Knapp 133, S. Dilling 128. High Double P. Knapp 250, S. Dilling 231. BANTAM BOYS Sheehan 5, Hammond 0; Sutcliffe 5, Wilson 0; Aide 5, Rozema 0. Team Standing Aide 13. Sutcliffe 12, Shee- han 12, Rozema 10, Hammond 5, Wilson 5. high single K. Aide 168 175, C. Wilson 160, M. Luxton 159, S. Rich- ards 184. high double K. Aide 343, S. Richards 306, M. Luxton 283. BANTAM GIRLS Brunt 3, Fairey 2; Van Goor 5, Lunn 0; Ingram 5, Hooper 0. Team Standing Ingram 20, Brunt 10, Van Goor 10, Fairey 8, Hooper 8, Lunn 0. high single S. Ingram 172-198, W. Brunt 176, L. Carlson 176, M. Van Goor 174, J. Lewis 166. high double S. Ingram 370, W. Brunt 320, M. Van Goor 309, J. Lunn 297, L. Carlson 293. JUNIOR BOYS Visser 5. Dadson 2: Woolev 5. Witb Gî'bbs Having a DuwIIdlIvIle na n.gles Bowmanville Red Eage led by Rory Gibbs, edged Frankford Juniors 7-6 in the opening game of the 1974-75 WHITBY.i * I HOCKEY, OPENING GAME BARRIE FLYERS - Allen Cup Champions ùThursday, Oct. 10 - 8:30 p.m.u IROQUOIS PARK ARENA I ADMISSION Adults - $2.50 Student - $1.50 Children - $1.00 OPENING GAME SPECIAL GUESTS - Whitby Dunlops (former World Champions) - County Town Singers - Whitby Brass Band - B & R Transporters (Canadian Lacrosse Champions) - And many more too numerous to mention. SPECIAL OPENING GAME PRIZES * Osterizer Blender - Picnic Set - 2 Dinners at Ali Baba - Steak Board and Knives Set - Swag Lamps - Flight Bags - Black & Decker Drills - Ronald McDonald Watch - Electric Can Openers - Electric Fryng Pans. lmommmmmiummmuum M MMoMo MoM mM season at the Memorial Arena on Sunday night. Gibbs scored twice and earned five assists with a great offensive perfor- mance. Aiso prominent in the win were Boyd Knox and Dave Tabb with two goals each. Doug Woods counted the single marker. Besides their two goals, Knox had two assists and Tabb one. Steve Davey, AI Emard and Jeff Legere each had one assist. For Frankford, Pete Crawford and Al Mclntosh each scored twice, Bob Arbuckle and Mike Crawford once. The score was tied 1-1 after one period and 3-3 after two. The Red Eagles were behind 3 1 at one time in the second period. Bowmanville out scor- Big Night ed Frankford 4-3 in the third with Rory Gibbs sinking the winner at 19.03. Gibbs also bit the goal post on a long shot from behind bis own blueiine with one second to go. The Frankford goalie was on the bench for an extra attacker, in their bid to tie the score. There were a number of minor penalties, but no maj ors or misconducts called. It was a fast, well-played game for so early, in the season. Randy Thiele was in goal for the Red Eagles and faced 25 shots on the net, while Bowmanville fired 31 on the Frankford goal. The Red Eagles play in Lindsay on Friday at 8.30 with a return engagement at the local arena on Sunday night at 7.30. Major Midgets Win Exhibition Game in Cobourg, Sunday Bowmanville Major Mid- Sarginson had three assists, gets played thèir first game of Mark La Vigne had two, with the season, which was an Ormiston, Dan Cox and Ralph exhibition contest, and defeat- Cryderman gaining an assist ed Cobourg 7-2 in Cobourg on each. Sunday Oct. 6th. Cobourg It looks like a good season is came out hitting and scored ahead for the Major Midgets the first goal of the game. this year. Home games will be Bowmanville took over and played at Bowmanville on scored four goals before Saturday nights at 8:30 p.m. Cobourg scored their second. and some Wednesdays at 7:00 Bowmanville continued with p.m. Coach for the Midgets three more goals before the this year is Bob Skene with game had ended. The game David "Lefty" Wright as was chippy throughout with Assistant Coach. Don Hogarth both teams receiving many is Manager and Mike Wilkens penalties. Goal scorers for as Tramer. Bowmanville were Robert Ormiston with three, Gerald sDuke" Brunt with a pair and singles by Nick VanSeggelen q and John Conhnv. Terrv Bons 2; Murphy 5, Hopcroft 2. Team Standing Visser 20, Woolley 19, Bons 16, Murhpy 12, Dadson 11, Hopcroft 6. high single B. Richards 265, R. Preece 248, K. Woolley 248, M. Visser 238, R. Sneed 221, W. Thiessen 211. high triple M. Visser 598, R. Hayward 598. JUNIOR GIRLS Lavigne 7, Chow 0; Rich- ards 5, Michelson 2; Luxton 7, Fairey 0. Team Standing Lavigne 26, Richards 17, Fairey 14, Chow 12, Luxton 11, Michelson 4. high single C. Lavigne 216, S. Michelson 210, L. Ingram 210. high triple C. Lavigne 550, J. Haynes 530. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Coombes 7, Pearson 0; Roberts 5, Thompson 2; Lane 4, Davey 3; Brooks 5, Eves 2. team standing Brooks 22, Roberts 17, Pearson 16, Lane 15, Thomp- son 14, Coombes 14, Davey 10, Eves 4. high single G. Coombes 271, B. Lane 254, J. Murhpy 253, M. Roberts 268, G. Lane 251, S. Davey 256, J. Lane 271-269. high triple J. Lane 724, G. Lane 660, M. Roberts 660, S. Davey 655. MIXED MAJOR Top 10 Averages Albert Saman 237, Ernie Perfect 234, Joan Sutcliffe 233, Doris Joll 233, Peggy Haynes 232, Don Bagnell 229, Helen Dunn 227, John Luffman 227, Larry Piper 225, Virginia Fairey 222. Team Standings Sheehan 9, Haynes 8, Crossey 8, Dunn 8, Joll 7, Fairey 7, Buday 6, Sutcliffe 52, Coole 4, Patfield 4, Draper 312, Bagnell 2. High. Single - Helen Dunn 351, Jim Murphy 290. High Triple - Peggy Haynes 758, Jim Murphy 724. C.05F.BowIing Team Standings B. Martyn 26, G. Prout 23, J. Gould 22, B. Smith 21, G. Smith 21, A. Van Goor 21, J. Robinson 21, H. Pollard 16, J. Luffman 14, R. Vandenberg 11, P. Ward 7, G. Heath 7. High Single - B. Dawson 355, G. Smith 289. High Triple - B. Smith 731, G. Smith 760. Top 10 Averages A. Van Goor 227, B. Smith 225, J. Gould 223, G. Smith 217, B. Martyn 214, G. Prout 210, F. Ward 209, G. Heath 209, V. Tendam 209, M Dakin 206. NIGHT HAWKS Team Standings Joyce Rowe 15, Betty Smith 11, Jean Burton 10, Barb Wilbur 10, Alice Burgess 9, Mabel Trimble 5. Top 10 Averages Alice Lorusso 196, Betty Smith 188, Joanne Dixon 182, Ina Hughes 174, Joyce Rowe i62, Diane Devos 158, Wanda McNeil 146, Elsie Justin 138, Beth Wright 118, Helen Est- abrooks 106. High Single - Alice Lorusso 606. High Triple - Ina Hughes 260. FIRST OF THE SEASON - in the Mixed Major Bowling league, on Monday night at Liberty Bowl, Albert 'Ab' Saman rolled the first 900 game of the season with games of 346 - 256 - 301 for a total of 903. Mighty fine rollin ! ! BROADCAST GAMES - Arrangements have just been completed between Bowmanville's Red Eagles Junior team and radio station CHUC, Cobourg (1450) to do play-by-play broadcasts of all home games played here and most of their out-of-town games as well. Grant Wade and Sanford Haskill will be the commen- tators. Bob Beers' Minor Atoms Upend Bay Ridges 3 to O In First Exhibition Game On Thursday night, October 3rd, the Minor Atom All-Stars travelled to Bay Ridges to play their first exhibition game of the year. The local boys looked sharp, and came out on top 3-0 against a tough Bay Ridges team. The first period was score less but early in the second. Tim Preston got through the opposing defencemen and slid the puck into the corner of the net. Timmy Little received the assist. Most of the action took place in the final period as there were two goals, six penalties and a fight. Bowmanvill-'q first goal of the third period was scored by Tim Preston, his second of the night on a pass from Jeff Logan. The last goal was popped in by Robbie Green as the puck came loose to him from a scramble in front of the Bay Ridges net. Credited with the assists were Jeff Logan and Timmy Little. Bates and Stephens shared the shut-out, both playing outstanding. The defensive chores were split between Paul Stocker, Jeff Logan, Danny Coombes and Shaughn Houston, who all played very strong games. CHUC RADIO IS Pleased to Announce that the Bowmanville Red Eagles Hockey Broadcasts BEGIN THIS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8:25 Lindsay Muskies VS. Bowmanville Red Eagles (Game Originating from Lindsay) PLAY-BY-PLAY COLOR COMMENTARY GRANT WADE SANFORD HASKILL CHUC RADIO 1450 On Your DiaI 180 King St. E. DON'S SHELL Self-Serve - Bowmanville Headqar ters For URBLTRA' "The Modern Fuel, For Modern Cars" nouanma w - w - W W W-----------------~ w r w Win Granada by Ford for a Month Mr. and Mrs. Keith Russell are shown here receiving the keys to a brand new 1975 Granada by Ford for a month. They won the car by filling out a ballot at the showing of the 1975 cars at MacDonald Ford. Presenting the keys is MacDonald Ford General Manager, Duane Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. Russell live-. at 42 Little Avenue, Bowmanville. Also shown in the above photo is Mr. John Pogue, Manager of the local branch of the Toronto-Dominion Bank, who drew the winning ticket. Junior Red Eaqles Win Opener Against Rugged Frankf ord 7-6 ----------