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8 The Canadian Statesman,Bowmanville.November 27,1974 Way e Preston otches Pair In Losing E ffort as Wood's Bantams Lose Out to Ajax 3-2 The H. L. Wood T insport minor Bantams were edged 3 to 2 by Ajax last Tuesday. The Toros jumped into an early lead as Jim Hogarth set up Wayde Preston at the 1:12 mark of the first period. The speedy centre came back to score his second just three minutes later on a breakaway. Both teams pressed hard to score but fine defensive pla and exceptionally good goal- tending, especially by Toro Kevin Gibson, kept the scoring low. Ajax drew within one at 9:42 of the second period and manaeed to blank the charg- ing Toros the rest of the game while scoring two more in tne third eriod. The last coming with ess than four minutes left in the game with the Toros SPORTS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR RUPP POLARIS TUNE-UP NOW AND RUN RIGHT AL WINTER ALL MACHINES DYNO-TUNED OLERANGE « 74s 134 KING EAST BOWMANVILLE 623-4203 playing short handed. The Toros continue to im- prove in each outing as was ndicated by the hard skating, good passing, and close check ing against Ajax. Suffer Two More Loses In a hard skating clean game played at Grafton on Nov. 21L Cobourg scored with one minute left in the game to edge the Toros 5 to 4. It was an exciting well played game as the lead bounced back and forth. Scorin for the Toros were Scott Sellers, Kevin Ward, Paul Cascagnette, and Greg Brunt with Jody Ross, Murray Ruddy, Bill Wright, and Cas- cagnette picking up the as- sists. Markham was in town on Saturday Nov. 23 for an exhibition game and handed the Toros a 6 to 2 set back. It was one of the roughest games the Toros have played this year as 17 penalties were called with Bowmanville pick- ing up 9. Trailing 4-2 after two peri- ods the Toros looked as if they would come back but an early third period Markham goal salted away the victory. Scoring for the Toros were Wayde Preston and Jody Ross with Jim Hogarth and Steve Frank picking up the assists. Knapp's Bantams Win Two From Cobourg and Whitby South Courtice Boys Team Win Soccer Championships Bob Beers' Minor Atoms Split Pair of Games with Cobourg and Oshawa Teams On Saturday November 23, the Minor Atoms hosted Co- bourg in a league game and came out on the short end ofa 2-1 score. Bowmanville scored first on a beautiful passing play as Tim Little was set up, on a nice pass from Kevin Norton, who had got the puck from Jeff Logan. The Toros held their lead until Cobourg scor- ed two goals late in the third period, the second one coming while Cobourg was a man short. Bowmanville pulled their¢goalie, but were unable to score the equalizer. Todd Stephens played the entire game, Scott Bate being away. Jeff Vyfschaft, Robbie Green and Tim Preston play- ed strong ga.mes. Bowman- ville were outshot 15-10 and each team had three penal- ties. The next day, the Toros played the Leafs in Oshawa. Bowmanville completely dominated the game and clobbered the opposition 11-0. Tim Preston opened the scoring with an unassisted goal. Paul Stocker scored to make it 2-0, on a pass from Stephen Taylor. Trevor Mar- tyn gave t e Toros a three goal lead at the end of the first period, assists going to Stock- er, and Taylor. Bowmanville built up an 8-0 lead after two periods, on goals by Stocker rom Preston and Dan Coom- bes, Todd Tremblay from Kevin Norton and Tim Little, Mike Glass from Norton, and Jeff Vyfschaft from Shaughn Houston. Stocker completed his hat trick with Bowman- ville's eighth goal, with assists going to Martyn and Preston. The Toros scored three more times in the third period as Jeff Logan scored from Todd Beers, Shaughn Houston from Coombes and Logan again, from Little. The team has improved in passing and it was very evident in this game. The defence also played very strongly, especially Mike Glass, and it showed in the number of shots, as the Toros outshot the opposition 32-5. George Kennett, the Novice goalie taking Bate's position, and Todd Stephens shared the shutout. Minor Midgets Chalk Up 2 Wins Against Bay Ridges and Markham On Saturday, Nov. 16, Bow- manville's Constitution fnsur- ance Minor Midgets met Markham here and came up with a well earned victory as Tim Dyck played a good game in the net to help Bowmanville win 6 to 5 Scoring was opended b Frank Leach with an individ- ual effort which resulted in a well executed play on the Markham net to ive Bow- manville a 1-0 lea dat the 21 second mark of the 1st period. At 3 min. 55 sec. mark of same period, Captain Ron Jukie scored assisted by Jerry Johnston who worked extra hard in the corner to come up with the puck. Then suddenly we suffered a lapse in our forechecking and Markham's Dan Wendorf manoeuvred in over the blue line and set up Brian Noad who tucked it in behind Bowmanville's net minder at 7 minute mark of the lst period and then 1 min. and 3 sec. later Pete Donahoe scored on a Markham line rush assisted by Mark Beaton and Hugh Kelly to make a brand new H.W. Knapp Towing Major Bantams downed Cobourg on Wed. night in league play by a score of 9-1. Scorin gfor Bowmanville was Brad Godfrey having a big night with four goals and one assist, Dean Rutherford - one goal and one assist, Don Farrow - one goal and one assist, Perry Johnston - one tition work. Approximately 200 parents will also participate in organi- zing the event. They have a bu get 0f $29,000 to work within, but as figure skating clubs are non-profit organiza- tions they must recoup all of this outlay on ticket sales. The host club arranges for accommodation for the com- petitors, meals and trans por- tation for the officials, publici- ty for the event, ticket sales and a myriad of other details. Despite the fact that figure skating gets little or no public funding, Canada bas a very respectable record in interna- tional competitions. Since 1948 when Barbara Ann Scott was Olympic Gold Medalist until last year when Karen Mag- nussen won the tadies' Sin- gles event in the Worlds, Canada bas maintained her tradition of excellence. As Canadians, we owe a vote of thanks to the hard working people like Jim Allen and club president Bob Armstrong who put on these championships. Our young skaters thus have a forum to compete against themselves and each other in preparation for world class competitions. goal, Ed Visser - one goal and Pete Nemisz with one goal. Earning assists were Brent Badour - three assists, Gary Dusseldorp with two, Rick Bain two, Allan Brunt - two, Gerard Morrison and Scott Stevens with one each. On Sunday night, Nov. 24th, Knapp's Bantams defeated Brooklin-Whitby Combines in an exhibition game by a score of 5-1. Scoring for Bowman- ville was Gerard Morrison with a long hard shot coming from outside the blue'-line. Rick Bain drilled another one from the point assisted by Don Farrow and Gary Dusseldorp. Ed Visser popped one in assisted by Brad Godfrey. Gary Dusseldorp assisted by Allan Brunt combined for the 4th goal. Rick Bain knotched his second goal of the night assisted by Pete Nemisz and Don Farrow. Knapp Bantams take on Ajax, Thurs., Nov. 28th, in Ajax Arena. FORD COURIER TRUCKS $315. See Page 3 The Boys Junior Soccer Championship for .Darlington Township and the Western Area was won by this team from South Courtice Public School. They are (back row, left to right) Peter Herron, Eddy Osborne, Sandy Reid, Carl Metcalf, Greg Davis, Doug James, Tom Robinson, (centre row, left to right) Andy Farasow, Jim Martin, Kevin Tink, Darren Neil, Bob Richardson, Ricky Ells, Mark Long, (front row, lef t to right) Greg Dreossi, Jimmy Mukle, Charlie Ells, Doug Beckle, Robert Worden Glenn Tink, and Brian Colwell. Absent at the time the photo was taken is Darryl Sellers. The teacher in charge is Mrs. Louise Martin. Mr. Grant Herron and Mr. Ray Dreossi coached the team. Divisional igure Skating Championships in Oshawa by Jean Ahlvik Oshawa and area residents wil get an opportunity early in the new year to see some of Canada's best young skaters compete for the Canadian Eastern Divisional Champion- ships. The eastern division inc udes all of Canada east of Oakville. The competition will open Thursday morning Jan- game ot it with the score tied at 2 a piece. 4With the start of the second period, Bowmanville again came back to form and scored at 3 min. 25 sec. mark on a goal by Frank Leach, his second of the game assisted by Jerry Johnston and Gord Wallace. At 8 min. 34 sec. the "Hustler" Jerry Johnston scored, showing ood stick handling assiste by Ron Jukic who is an excellent play-maker and penalty killer. The period ended as Mark- ham's Glen Puchnick scored unassisted with a good wrist shot. The third period be an and once again Bowmanviîle came out prepared and got two fast goals, one by Jerry Leddy who works hard whenever on the ice, assisted by Eddy Gruy- ters and Don Cowle, the other goal came off the stick of Jerry Johnston assisted by Ron Jukic and Frank Leach. Markham rallied for two more goals, one by Pete Donahoe assisted by Bob Sage and the other by Chris Williams from Brian Noad. On Saturday, Nov. 23, the Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets of Bowmanville out- skated and out played their opponents Bay Ridges and earned another victory as each and every player gave 100 per cent to down Ridges 5 to 1. Bowmanville opened the scoring on a goal by Frank Leach assisted by Jerry Leddy as this pair of hockey players out bustled their oppositions and beat them to the puck to earn the goal. The second goal scored by Jerry Leddy who again was right on top of the play came at the 7 min. 38 sec. mark of the first period, and the assist i by defenceman Mark Starkey was also well earned as he layed steadily on the blue ine and kept Ridges hemmed in their own end. The third goal came at 6 min. 25 sec. of the 2nd period on goal by Eddy Gruyters assisted by Russell Green- ham, This goal came as a result of hard work and not lettin up, which is Green- hams and Gruyters' style and suits their ability to han die the puck and skate. Our fourth goal at il min. 37 sec. of the same period by Jerry Leddy unassisted shows what determination and hard work will result in. The final Bowmanville goal at 3 min. 44 sec. of the third period came off the stick of Jerry Johnston who seems never to tire no matter how hard or rough the ganye gets. Assists on the goal were Jerry Leddy and Frank Leach. Bay Ridges only goal came at 4 min. 22 sec. on a pile up in front of Bowmanvi le's net which got by Dean Scott who was outstanding in goal the whole game. This was Dean's first All-Star game although anyone who watched the game would never have known this. Next home game - Sat., Nov. 30 against Whitby. uary 9 witn Novice Men's figures and conclude Sunday evening January 12 with an exhibition skate featuring the winners of all events and four members of Canada's world team. A flag ceremony of precision skating and two hne numbers by the Oshawa Skating club will round out the evening. There are only 3,500 seats available at Civic Auditorium so organizers suggest you reserve your seats early. The divisional champion- ships are a new level inserted a year ago by the Canadian Figure Skating Association to heip skaters to make the leap from sectionals to Canadians. The top four skaters in each of the qualifying events at the sectionals wili skate in the divisional championships. As Mr. Jim Allen, hampionship Chairman points out, "This is probably the oniy major competition that couid be held in this area. "Winners in Oshawa will go on to the Canadians to be held in Quebec City January 29-Febr- ary 2. The sectional competition for our area will be held Dec. 6-8 in Brockville. Oshawa Skating Club is sending about 20 skaters to that event. Club Professional, Gordon Crossland, feels that being host club for the divisionals will be very good for the Oshawa skaters. Although they will not be staging a carnival this year, the inspira- tion of meeting and watching some of the best Canadian skaters will more than com- pensate. Most of the 550 members of the club will be involved as pages or runners, etc., helping make the compe- Men's Major either, because our friendly sales staff can be so helpful. Top 1 AveagesBesides, we'll gladly exehange gif t articles, if you, goof. Top 10 Averages Ernie Perfect 253, Roger-After all, it's the thought behind the gif t that counts. And of Davies 253, Gord Wilcox 248, Larry Piper 247, Bob Burley Larr Pier 27, ob urle ..~ .course, Lynda's will beautifully gif t wrap your selections 246, Jack Bond 244, Wayne Coombes 235, Maurice Ri- chards 234, Russ Hallman 233,nc AI Osborne 232. 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