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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 6,1974 623-3303 i KEN COBB - rolled a mighty fine game on Sunday night, at Liberty Bowl, in the Young Adult League. Rolling games of 316, 293, and 339, for a total of 948, he now leads the bowlers for the season, in all leagues. WINNERS - of the annual Model Car contest held recently, and sponsored by the Hooper Trophy Centre were 1st Wayne Fleetwood, 2nd Kevin Gibson, 3rd Chris Willoughby with honorable mention going to Harve Snyder. The winners were presented with trophies donated by the Hooper Trophy Centre. THE EASTERN CANADIAN JUDO - tourna- ment, one of the major Canadian tournaments with approximately 300 participants from Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, was held Saturday, Nov. 2, at Jarvis Collegiate, Toronto. Two members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club, R.R. 2 Bowmanville, competed, with Helen Blczyk, placing second in the women's middleweight event, and Randy McLeod placing third in the men's middle- weight. Constable McLeod is a member of the O.P.P. detachment at Newcastle. County Defeat Lockes Kramps Edge Hoopers For First Win of Year by L. Burns County Chrysler continued their winning streak last Thurs. by defeating Lockes T.V. 10 to 4. County came out fighting, as usual, going ahead in the first game 4 to 1. Goals for C.C. were John Hughes, John Kramp, John Oyler, his first of three, an Jerry Drohan. For Lockes it was Robbie Donoghue. County got two more in the second by Oyler and Drohan. Kramps came back with two by Bruce Meadows and Randy Donoghue. County finished the second with goals by Oyler, Woody Lee and Wayne Pearce. Third period only saw two goals, one by John Hughes of County and one by Rick Woolner of Lockes. There were eight minor penalties given, 6 to County Chrysler and 2 to Lockes T.V. In the second game,Kramps Furniture won their first game of the year by defeating Hoopers Jewellers 6 to 2. For the irst two eriods it was al Kramps, goals were scored by Ron Hooper, Doug Crough Barry Oliver and Joe Balson Kramps continued their scor ing in the third on.a goal by Sandy Brown at 1:53. Hoopers got on the board on a goal by Brian Mills, but Kramps came on their final goal by Rick Morrow. Hoopers Brian Brad ley scored the last-goal of the Two Close Games in Basketball League In last week's Bowmanville Basketball League games, Coronation defeated Stephens in the opener 37-32, with scoring honors going to Dom- inie Gallello for Coronation with 14 points and Jim Campbell of Stephens with 26 Oh, That Wide Open Right Hand Corner of the Net! John Wood of Bowmanville's Red Eagles made no mistake on this shot when he caught the Cobourg Cougar oalie out of position on Sunday night. He left the right hand corner of the net just a bit too wide open an Wood slanped it home for a goal in the third period. game. There were 9 minor and 2 major penalites handed out in the game. Hoopers received 6 minor and 1 major. While Kramps received 3 minor and 1 major. Next week, Nov. 7, its Hoopers against County Chry- sler, and Kramps vs. Lockes. MIXED MAJOR Team Standings Buday 15 points, 24,405 pins; Joll 142, 25,202; Haynes 14, 25,012; Sheehan 14, 24,312; Crossey 14, 24,265; Dunn 11, 24,577; Bagnell 11, 24,443; Fairey 11, 23,558; Draper 10½2, 23,170; Coole 10, 23,636; Pat- field 9'4, 23,832; Sutcliffe 9½/, 23,723. High Triples Ladies ~ Peggy Haynes 781, Men Maurice Annaert 723. High Singles Ladies - Bernice Buday 294, Men Don Hamilton 280. Top 10 Averages Albert Saman 237, John Luff- man 236, Ernie Perfect 235, Doris Joll 235, Peggy Haynes 234, Don Bagnell 229, Joan Sutcliffe 228, Jim Bruton 222, Bernice Buday 221, Larry Piper 219. Charterways Averages John Geddes 191, Ray Venasse 189, Rose Venasse 187, Madel- ine Martin 180, Marg Geddes 178, Stewart Travis 177, Wes Martin 174, Doris Quilliams 170, Earl Martin 167, Bev Frasser 161. Ladies High Single Rose Venasse............ 256 Ladies High Triple Rose Venasse..........656 Men's High Single EarlMartin.............284 Men's High Triple Stewart Travis........... 616 MOTOR INN invites you to Book Now for your Christmas Party ! Plan this year's Festive party to be the best yet! Arrange early, so you have a choice of dates a choice of new facilities. Cail the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn . . . where party planners return . . . where guests stay! Our efficient management will offer a friendly hand in assisting you to arrange every detail. Greet your guests in our gracious DINING ROOM, sparkling with the cheer of Christmas and a warm glow from the fireplace . . . the hearty welcome of Old St. Nick, himself! 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PHONE 416-6233373 OR WRITE THE FLYING DUTCHMAN MOTOR INN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO Wally Pittand Brian Tink Win Hooper's Jewellery Trophy in Courtice Rally The Courtice Motor Sport Club held it second annual novice rally on Oct. 27th with 24 entries and they consisted of a car, driver and navigator. These teams were faced with a 65 mile course which ran on roads classed as paved to passible. Most of the cars made it back. First place was taken by Wally Pitt and Brian Tink who were awarded a trophy donat- ed by Hooper's Jewellery of Bowmanville. Second place, Don Go yne and Glenn Martin. Third place Malcolm Simpson and Danny Hanewick. Stephens and Hoopers Win In Town Basketbll Games In the Bowmanville Basket- ball League, Stephen Fuels defeated Ken's Men's Wear b a score of 64 to 27 last wee with scoring honors going to Jim Campbell with 20 pts., Keith Elliott with 17 pts. and for Ken's, high scorer Doug McFeeters with 10 pts. Cornation suffered their -Photo by Rick James Night Hawks Bowling High Triple Mabel Trimble 633. Team Standings J. Rowe 24, B. Smith 19, B. Wilbur 17, J. Burton 15, A. St. Joseph Team Standings Brian Martyn 40, John Gould 36, Arnold Van Goor 35, Glenn Prout 33, Gloria Smith 32, Howard Pollard 31, Bob Smith 30, Jim Robinson 28, John Luffman 26, Rob- Vandenberg 22, Phil Ward 16, George Heath 7. High Singles Brian Martyn 329, Helen Vandenberg 297. High Triples Rob Vandenberg 817, May Alldread 665. Team Standings Brian Martyn 42 points, 25746 pins; John Gould 41, 26385; Gloria Smith 39, 25987; How- ard Pollard 38, 25401; Arnold Van Goor 37, 25970; Glenn Prout 36, 25699; Bob Smith 34, 26241; John Luffman 31, 24759; Jim Robinson 28, 24477; Rob Vandenberg 24, 25609; Phil Ward 21, 24691; George Heath 7, 23590. High Singles Jake Kapteyn ...........284 Jeanne Spears..........253 High Triples Arnold Van Goor ..........708 Jeanne Spears ............ 721 Fri. Night Mixed Team Standings Bert Engley 27,959 pins, 19 points; Gord Wilcox 27,504, 19; Moe Richards 27,087, 16; Helen Reynolds 26,874, 16; Dave Reynolds 27,165, 15; Elton Brock 25,723, 15; Vince Prout 25,695, 14; Hilda Brock 25,830, 12; Geo. Piper 25,216, 11; Les. Smale 25,418, 9; Morley Etcher 25,387, 9; Flo Land 24,620, 8. High Triple M. Etcher 799 pins, H. Brock 790 pins. High Averages L. Smale 244, G. Wilcox 234, H. Brock 227, M. Richards 227, M.Etcher 222. Burgess 11, M. Trimble 10. Wilbur 20, J. Burton 15, M. Top 10 Averages Trimble 13, A. Burgess 12, M. Bates (3) 206, M. Trimble Top 10 Averages 194, A. Lorusso 187, J. Burton, M. Bates (6) 199, M. Trimble 187, B. Smith 187, I. Wright 198, A. Lorusso 190, J. Burton 184, P. Whalen 182, K. Ralston 188, B. Smith 186, 1. Wright 175, J. Dixon 174, A. Burgess 182, P. Whalen 182, K. Raiston 171. 178, A. Burgess 173, B. Wilbur High Single 172. M. Trimble.............273 Oct. 23rd High Triple High Single M. Trimble ...............670 Lois Burgess...........248 Team StandingsHîgh Triple J. Rowe 28, B. Smith 20, B. MableTrimble.........633 points. In the nightcap, Hoopers edged Ken's Men 38-34, with Jerry Gallant of Hooprs being their top scorer with 16 points and Archie Campbell the big gun for Ken's with 18 points. Cheap Penalties Costly For Major Midgets as They Lose to Cobourg Major Midgets edged Bowmanville Sports Major Midgets 2-1 on Wed., Oct. 30th in a game played at Bowmanville. Cobourg opened the scoring in the first period and scored the winning goal in the second. Bowmanville carried the play in the third period but were able to score only one goal. This was scored by Gerald "Duke" Brunt with Terry Sarginson and Jim Hutton assisting. Bowmanville had many op- portunities to score more goals but either missed the net or were beaten by the Cobourg goalie. Poor passing and still too many penalties- did not Legion Ladies Team Standings Whitney 182 points, 23,247 pins; Gray 162, 24,342; Sut- cliffe 13, 23,364; Sheehan 6, 22,567. High Single Ann Rlazek..............286 High Triple Joan Sutcliffe ............721 Top 10 Averages, Joan Sutciffe 220, Nyhl Shee- han 202, Irene Whitney 193, Bernice Partner 193, Ann Plazek 193. Mary Bates 189, Mary Gray 186, Jean Burton 181, Grace Downey 181, Hilda Simnick 174. Cobourg help Bowmanville's cause. Many of these penalties were of the foolish variety and nullified many power advant- ages which they had. Next home game will be played tonight, Wed. Nov.6th at 7:00 p.m. Whitby will be the visiting team. Rural Bowling Team Standing Town Boys 21869 pins, 25 points; Enniskillen 21659, 24; Solina 21693, 212; Hi C's 21661, 20; Maple Grove 21882, 20; The Statesmen 19986, 14; Tyrone 20560, 12; Salem 18584, 92; Rurals 19528, 9; Home Juice Boys 18894, 5. Top 10 Averages Keith McGill 245, Don Taylor 239, Wayne. Coombes 233, Brian M4rtyn 231, John Co- ombes 21¶J,4ick Wood 218, Jim Coombes 216, Cedric Russell 214, D. Bishop 213, Francis wotten 209. High Singles Brian Martyn..........312 Keith McGili...........283 Wayne Coombes........269 Doug Reynolds.........269 Hi h Triples Keith McGl...........807 Brian Martyn ........... 805 Don Taylor ............71 first loss of the year to Hooper's Jewellery by the score of 42 to 16. High scorer for Hooper's was Chris Steele. STANDINGS G W L T Pts. Cornation 4 3 1 0 6 Hooper's 4 2 1 1 5 Stephen's 4 1 2 1 3 Ken's 4 1 3 0 2 Preston Mover Major Atoms Drop 4-2 Decision to Cobourg On Sat., Oct. 26, the Bow- manville Preston the Mover Major Atoms played their second game of the season against Cobourg. Cobourg winning 4-2. It was not until the 2nd period that the first goal in the game was scored by -Cobourg. Bowmanville tied itup on a goal from Joe Nihili with assists going to Rod Plain and Barry Cullen. A few minutes later, Bow- manville went ahead on a goal from the same line, this time scored by Rod Plain, assisted by Joe Nihill and Bill Sains- bury. Men's Major Team Standings Pepsi Cola 2738 pins, 19 points, Jury and Lovel 272412, 14½,, Rice Bowl 27497, 13, I.G.A. 27331, 13, Osborne and Shank 26996, 13, Ken's Mens Wear 27349, 12, Dykstras Food 26705, 11', Percy's Fina 27075, 11, Frank's Variety 26561, 11, Beaver Lumber 26272, 9 Cowan Pontiac-Buick 25637, 9 Lander Hdwr 25673, 8. 10 Top Averages Ernie Perfect 264, Larry Piper 245, Bob Burly 244, Gord Wilcox 243, Roger Davies 242, Maurice Richards 238. Jack Bond 240, Al Osborne 236, Wayne Coombes 236, Russ Hallman 234. High Single Bill Westlake 335. High Triples Ernie Perfect 844, Hector Ballantine 825, John Carter 805, Ron Etcher 804. Top 10 Averages Ernie Perfect 259, Gord Wil- cox 248, Jack Bond 246, Bob Bualey 244, Roger Davies 243, Larry Piper 243, Wayne Co- ombes 241, Les Smale 235, Al Osborne 234, Maurice Rich- ards 233. Team Standings Pepsi Cola 30693 pins, 21 points; Jury & Lovell 30596, 15'4; Rice Bowl 31074. 15; I.G.A.30601, 15, Ken's Mens Wear 30872, 14; Osborne & Shank 30301, 14; Dykstra's Food 30218, 1312; Frank's Variety 29815, 13; Percy's Fina 30593, 12; Beaver Lum- ber 29554, 10; Cowan Pontiac Buick 28962, 10; Lander Hdwe. 29062, 9. High Single Jack Bond ................327 High Triple Gord Wilcox........... 841 In the 3rd period, Cobourg evened it up seven seconds after the period started. Once more Cobourg scored while Bowmanville had two men in the penalty box, to go ahead 3-2. With less than a minute to go Bowmanville pulled their goalie Steven Skene and Cobourg quickly scored on an open net to win 4-2. Preston the Movers play in Lindsay then on Sunday they are in Ajax for a game at 6:05 p.m. Town League Action In the first Town League hockey game on Thursday Hooper's Jewellers defeated Lockes T.V. 7 to 5 to go into second place. Hoopers opened the scoring at 2:35 with Larry Jean scoring, then Dave Colwell scored his first of four. Lockes got on the board with a goal by Gary Wilson with Randy Donaghue assisting. Lanny Burns scored twice for Hoopers to end the first period. Lockes started the second on a goal by Rick Woolner, his first of three in this period. Ken Ashton scored the other goal for Lockes. Hoopers Colwell scored twice more to end the second. The third period went scoreless until Dave Colwell got his final goal at 18:38 to end the scoring. There were seven minor penalties, three to Hooper's, four to Lockes. In the second game, County Chrysler continued their win- ning. streak by defeating Kramp's Furniture 6 to 4. County jumped out in the first period 5 to 0. Goals were scored by Warren Alder, Larry Simpson, Woody Lee and two by Jerry Drohan. The second period went scoreless. In the third, Kramp's came back with four unanswered goals. Goals were scored by Wayne Peyton, Joe Balson and two by Wray Rendeil. County's John Oyler finished the scoring at 19:59. County picked up two minor penalties while Kramp's Sandy Brown looked like the Dave Schultz of the Town League picking up 18 min. in four penalties. VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Porsche + Audi Presents 'The Poyer of the Week GLENN RICE Hampton - Back for his last year with the Jr. Hockey Club. Glenn has played all his hockey n the Bowmanville system and has proven to be a very effective player whether playing on Defence or Left Wing. He is a real leader both on the ice and in the dressing room and will be very much missed another Season. 668-9383 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby NOVEMBER NOVEMBER SPECIAL 16th Gold Barb - 3 for $1,00 Phanthom Special Tetras (and others) $ 59 .. Free Gravel (1-lb. pail) with your purchase of fully equipped aquarium. The àowmanviIIe Pet Shop 32 King St. W. 623-2921 Professional Dog Grooming THE t l , . - ee