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6 The Canadian, Statesman _Bowma.nviIle, December 4,.1974 62-&3-3303* FL'ASHà'BACK--25 YEARS AGO - Darli'ngton citizens are being asked if they are in favor of a grant being made tothe Memorial Arena of $3,00 spread over three years at the rate of $1,000 per year. It is understood that the arena wîll be available to Senior and Junior Teams in Darlington for regular scheduled games and practices. Al conveniences of the arena will be available to the twp. teams, the samne as the town teams. Rèmember to vote on the By-Law on Monday. ýFLASHBACK 10,VEARS AGO - Bowman- ville Juveniles defeated Ajax on Sunday night in a bruising league opener. Receiving some clutý'ch'netminding from, Larry Nemis, Bow- R' anville came up with a bard earned victory. Scoring for Bowmanville were Don McMurter, Pete Werry, Bucky Hughes, Steve Burns, and _George Bail. Line-up for Bowmanville:- L,. Nemis, W. Down, D. Puk, T. Baker, D. Wor- den, G. Bail, J. Hughes, B. Cameron, P. Werry, D.MeMurter. S. Burns, H. Perry. W. Walruff, G. Alkey. WINTERý GAMES - The 1974 Ontario Winter Games are being held in Thunder Bay on December 27,28,29 and 30, 1974. One of the purposes of the Winter Games, which include the following sports: badminton, basketball, boxing, curling,- fenclng, figure skating, gymnastics, hockey, judo, speed skating, synchronized swimming, table tennis, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling, will be tIýe selection of the Ontario Teamn for the -Canada Cvpmes scheduled for Lethbridge in February 1975. A$l skiing events will be held on January 11 and 12, 1 75 in Thunder Bay. Provincial selection is not the oiily purpose however, the concept that the Provincial Games operates under the developinent oý sport in,,Ontaýrio and participation, not only by the more that 1,400 athietes, but by the residents of Ontario. for îdets Tie Kromps Wipe, Hooper' îth inday -4 nd rapLockes Edg e County in OPTown'League Hockey itWhitby3-1 W L T p y County Chrysler42 9 In a leaýue game played at Bowmanvîlle on Wed., Nov. 27th, 13owrnanville Sports Ma- jor Midgets rallied to tic Lindsay at 4-4. After two perid of play, Lindsay bad a three goal lead but the final period belorAged to Bowman- ville as tbey scored three unanswcîed goals for tbe tic. Again, many foolisb, penalties prevented Bowmanvîlle fromn winning this game. Bret McNamee scored Bow- manvilles first goal witb 'a strong effort while Bowman- ville was piayîng sborthanded. This goal was unassîsted. In the third period Terry Sargin- son seored witb Robert Ormi- ston assisting, Nick Van Seggelen from Brian Simpson and McNamee; then Dan Cox froin Sarginson and Ralpb Cryderman, The final goal was scored with the goalie pulled for an extra attacker. On Sat., Nov. 3tb, Bow- nîianville played Whitby at, Iroquois Park Arena. Bow- inanvilie lost the gaine 3-1 but played well despite the fact they were five players short Somnething foreèveryone ... every day due, to suspensions and injur- ies. It was a close game tbrougb- out and there was1 no scoring until the third period. Witby scored tbree in a row before Bowmanvi]le scored tbeir one marker by Sarginson assisted by Cryderman and Van Segge- len. Bowmanville threateiîed to score more but were unsuccessful. Len Chappel played a strong gaine between the pipes for Bowmanville.) In two recent exhibition encounters, Bowmanville lost in Trenton 3-1, on Nov. 21st and won in Bowmanviîle against Belleville 5-2 on Nov. 23rd. At Trenton,- Gerald Brunt scored the only goal from Ormiston and Sarginson. In the gaine against Belle- ville, Brunt scored twice witb Cryderman, Ormiston and Van Seggelen scoring singles. Ormiston also gained two assists with Mark La Vigne, John Cornish, Gary Nemisz and Brunt one eacb. Next home gaine wîll be p!ayedaWed., Dec. 4tb (to- nîgh t) at 7 p.m. witb Witby as the opposition. On Sat., Dec. 7th, Bowmanville will' bost Oshawa Parkway T.V. Mid- gets at Newcas t& Arena lat 6:00 p.m. in an exhibition gaine. Hooper's Jewellers Kramp's Furniture Locke's T.V. 3 2 SCORING LEADI Na me Rick Woolner (Locke's) Randy Donogbue, (Locke's) Brian Bradley (Hooper's Ray Pickle (County) Wayne Pearce (County) John Oyler (County) Jerry Drouin (County) Gary Sorichette (Hooper 's) by Lanny Burns Kramp's Furniture disposed of the bigb flying ilooper's Jewellers last Thurs. 9 to 2. Doug Crough started tbings going for Kramp's as lie connected at the 12:45 mark of rooks ammer Muttons iter Franks Wi SCO RING LEADERS Naine Team Goals Bob Howes Brook's Il Ken Holmes Brook's 9 Rîck Woolner Brook's 6 Joe Balson Mutton's 7 Paul Forsey Frank's il Dave Green Spencer's 7 Vern Beck Brook's 7 Bob Hlellain Frank's 6 Lockie McNair Brook's 4 Rick Rademacher Spencer's 5 Irv Gill Mutton's 5 GOALTENDER'S RECORDS Naine Teain Doug Hayes Brook's Grant Wright Frank's Mike Johnson Spencer's Ken Veitch Mutton's At a meeting to decide the outcome of last week's pro- tested game between Frank's and Brook's, the executive ruled in Frank's favor award- ing themn a three to two victory. In this week's first gaine, Brook's and Mutton's were al even at 2-2 after the first stanza. The second period was all B-rooK's as tbey struck for six uaswrdgoals' and, added two more to Mutton's one in the third to completely devastate the slumping shell crew 10-3. Doug Crougb led the win- ners witb a bat trick, Sandy Brown bagged two and Rick Woolner, Bob Howes, Ken Ashton, Ken HoInes and Brian Rowe eacb bit for one. For Mutton's it was Irv GIl Assists 7 8 il 8 3 7 6 6 8 6 6 Against 21 32 47 52 Points 18 17 17 15 14 14 13 12 12 PCT 2.63 4.00 5.88 6.50 witb two and Larry Perris getting tbe other one., In thbe late game, (a rather sedate affair) Spencer's start- ed strongly, scoring two early VnOwic goals off the sticks of Rick Rademacher and Dave Green. Grant Wright had a good day in Frank's net stopp ,ing every- thing else Spencer s tbrew at him. Meanwhile bis teamates potted two in tbe second and two in the third to down the realty gang 4-2. Tbe scorers for Frank's were Mike Corn- ell, Gary Wilson, Bob Hellam and Paul Forsey. B'ville Foundry Bowling Team Standings Sorebeads 41589 pins, 26, points; Screwballs 41461, 21; Alîcycats 40106, 19; Aces 39926, 19; Headpins 40175, 18; Gutterbalîs 39631, 14. High Single Men - E. Eves 284, Women - D. Bridger 290u. High Triple Men - G. Simpson 735, F. Draper 758. Goal 3 0 8 3 1 7 5 0 4 ERS is Assists Points 10 18 il 17 12 15 9 13 7 12 5 i 6 i the first period. Kramp' s neyer looked back as they came into the, second period with four goals scored by Wrav Rendeil, Barry Virtue, Sandy Brown, and Doug Crougb. Brown ani Crough started thethird in the samne fashion as tliey scored two more on a bewildered Mike Johnson. Wayne Seymour fin- ally got Hooper's on the board scoring botb their goals. Finishing off the gaine was Sandy Brown who played bis best game of the season receîving four goals and one assist. There were ten minor penalties. Seven to Kramp's, three to Hooper's.> In the second match Locke's T.V. squeezed by County Chrysier with a 4 to 3 victory. Brian ýHughes made bis corne- back in the Town League in fine formi as lie scored the only goal in the first period to give Locke's a i to'O edge. Locke's continued to dominate in the second as Randy Donoghue and Gary Wilson scored two more. County got on the board with goals from Warren Alden and Ray Pickle. County's John Kramp tied the score up witb 6:45 gone in the third. Tbeî a t 18:22 in the game Brian Evans scored for Locke's to finish the match. Tbere were nine minor penalties, six to Locke's, and three to County. Wood Transporter's Sp lit Pair With Markham oand Boy Ridges The H.L. Wood Transport Minor Bantam's after being dealt a 6-2 defeat in Markbam on Tburday night bounced back to shut out Bay Ridges 3-0 at home on Saturday. The Toros completely sbut off tbe Markbam attack in the JUST ABOUT READY - In the near future, we should receive word that the new arena at Hampton bas been completed and is ready to get underway. We haven't been inside but from the exterior it would appear to be a fine building that should provide much enjoyment and recreation for the young and old who will enjoy the hockey and skating. There probably will be maüy problems facing those in charge, including the new manager Fred Smith because the ice-making machinery will take some time for ail concerned to become familiar with. It's quite a complicated operation and could develop flaws here and there, that, will have to be ironed out. However,, once the minor dîfficulies are overcome, it certainly wilI relieve the over-crowding pressure on Bow- manville, Oshawa and other area arenas. Councillor Don Wearn deserves much credit for his interest in the project; bels spent a great deal of time and effort bringing it to reality. BIG STORM - Skiers and snowmobilers probably greeted the first snowstorm with glee and were hoping. this section of the country would match Detroit and Windsor with its tremendous snowfall on Sunday. On Thursday night, during the six or seven inch fail here, snowmobilers had their first big outing on the town's roads and no doubt others were having a good time on the country roads and fields. Many from this area visited Oshawa Ski Club over the weekend, just hoping there would be enough snow for skiing, but unfortunately for them, that area didn't receive nearly as much snow as was dropped on Bowmanville And the lakeshore. BOWMANVILLE RECREATION -' House League Hockey teams wiII journey to Toronto to take in a Toros Game on January 10. Termed "Bowmanville Nigbt" at the game, it is expected about 800 members and their families will be attending. For further information, contact the Recreation Dept. or coaches of any of the teams. HOCKEY TYKE TOURNAMENT - will be announced shortly, and is exýected to be held in the local arena sometime in January. LUXTON DOING GREAT - We've just received a report from the Collingwood Times in which Grant Luxton playing bis second year withthe Collingwood Junior B. Blues, was the major factor in a big win for bis team. on Friday night, he scoredthe tying and winning goals and assisted on the final score against Kitchener to qualify the Blues to represent the Mid-Ontario Junior 'B',League at the Ontario Games in Thunderbay, Dec. 27 to 29. The Times describes the 18-year-old from Bowmanville as 'Becoming one of the toughest wingers in the league.' first period while scoring a goal theinselves. The Toros :med into the lead when Ken Cowle set up John Stewart at tbe 4:46 mark. The Toros sagged in the second and before tbey could regain their composure, Markham bad pumped in five goals. Mark=a added one more in the third before Ken Cowle closed out the scoring on a play witb assists going to John Stewart and Greg Brunt. In Saturday's Action, Mike Buttonshaw and Kevin Gibson split the goaltending duties. Eacb netminder made saves of a spectacular nature to record their first shutout. It was a close cbecking chippy gaine in which a total o f 64 minutes in penalties were handed out. Bay Ridges took 46 minutes including two misconducts., The Toros opened the scor- ing in the second period when Jin Hogarth sent Wayne Preston in ail alone. The speedy centermade no mis- take as he drew the Bay Ridges goalie to one side, and slid the puck into the open goal. Third period goals by John Stewart and Ken Cowle put the gaine on ice. Scott Clifton wbo played bis best gaine of the year, drew assists on botb of these markers. Murray Ruddy and John Stewart also picked up the extra points. The Toros are idle until Saturday Dec. 7 when Cobourg comes to Bowmanville. H'MOOPER'S TROPHY CENTRE TROPHIES-AWARD RIBBONS-GIFT AWARDS .CLUB BADGES - PLASTIC SIGNS DESK SETS PEWVTER MUGS - LAPEL PINS PLAQUES - METAL SIGNS - NAME TAGS SPECIAL CLUB and SCHOOL DISCOUNT on Trophies and-Engraving. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED 19 KndDSt. E. 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