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6 The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmnanvîlle, January 15, 1975 FLASHBACK- 25 VEARS AGO - Three goal efforts by Doug Furey and Bob Bird and two goals by 14-year-old Don Masters were not enough to turn back Lindsay, in the opening encounter on January 5th in, Lindsay in O.H.A. Intermediate hockey action. Lindsay won the opener 9-8. Team members for Bowmanville "Imperials" were, Goal - Rowe, defence Cowle, Furey, Centre Yuill, Wings - Masters, Johnston, AIts.- Rundle, Bird, Lintner. Referees Pete Nigh, Peterborough, Perry, Mclntosh, Lindsay. FLASHBACK -10o YEARS AGO - McQueen'sý Rambler's Curt Vanstone posted a 5-0 win over Local 189 on Sunday,:in Junior Men's Hockey. Scoring for the winners were Larry Paquet, Ivan Milis, Grant Flintoff, Bob McManus, and Dave Green. Officiais Ti.m Cox and Bud Per- fect handed out il penalties. DUPLICATE BRIDGE - The first session was heîd Wednesday Jan. 8th aât the Lion's Centre. Instruction was given in the mechanics of duplicate play, and a short game folîowed. The winners were: North - South - (1) Mr. and Mrs. Barney Vanstone, (2) Mrs. Anne Stewart and Mrs. Elizabeth Clifton; East - West - (1) Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lunney, (2) Tied Mrs. Morley Vanstone and Mrs. Bud Moses and Mrs. John Geboers and Mr. Bob Gill. Meetings will continue each Wednesday night during January. The game wilI start at 7:30 p.m. sharp, and alI bridge players are welcome. ICE RACE - on Sunday, February 2nd, the Oshawa Competitive Motorcycle Club, will stage an Ice Race at Bewdley,,starting at 12 noon, with proceeds going towards the building of a community centre at Bewdley. IIATS OFF - to Mr. C. A. Lynch, of the B.H.S. teaching staff and to Mr. Swerdfeger, also of the staff, for their efforts each Monday and Tuesday morning at 6:30 a.m. at the Bowmanville Arena, when they put the school hockey team through an hour's workout, before school. No work to rule there. In the first game of the schedule, last week, B.H.S. defeated Millbrook 7-2. BASEBALL - Bowmanville Senior Basebali Team '(Locke's Electrons> will be holding a meeting on Sun., January 19, at 1: 30 p. m. in the old Town Hall. Plans for the 1975- season are to be discussed. Any and Everyone wishing to play, coach, manage or hellp in any way is asked to please attend. NEW PLAYING COACH - Whitby McDonalds Senior A Hockey Club wishes to announce the appointment of their 'new pîayer-coach Dave Nicholishen. Nicholishen who is 6' 2", 197 lbs.., 33 years of age, pîayed last year for the Allan Cup champions, Barrie Flyers. Nichloishen played ,all bis minor hockey in Oshawa, Junior C in Whitby; Major Junior A with Niagara Falls Flyers. He has since played in the senior league for il seasons including 2 years with Orillia Terriers, Allan Cup Finaîists In 69-70; he was with the Brantford Foresters in 72-73 before moving to Barrie last year. Dave makes his home in Port Perry with his wife Anne and their two sons. He will take over his dual responsibiîity as player coach imxnediately. SUTTON IS OUT - Thtat 11-0 putstIng the Red Eagle Juniors handed Sutton South Shore Rangers a week ago Sunday must have put the lid on the problems Sutton has been having this year because they now have dropped out of the, league. This was most unfortunate for their team and their owner who has been working hard trying to keep the group together. The move wfil mean a, re-schedùling on the remnainder of the game, with ail teams now participating in the playoffs. During their short season, Sutton has lost six players and their coach, so the withdrawal was not entirely unexpected. SPORTS MINDED - Bowmanvilîe, has always been known as a sports minded town and there seems to be no indication of any change. AI Osbone, anagr-ofLibert1- ow,-inormsus h Preston the Mover Atoms Lose, Tie and Win to Take Over Top Spot with Lindsay Gloves Corne Off 'as Whitby Seniors Battie wit h Barrie Flyers Last Thursday night, Whitby McDonald Seniors, didn't do too well against Barrie Flyers in goals, they lo7 to 2 and later in Barrie went down to a 9 - 0 defeat. But, in this particular encounter, most of both teams forgot about goal scoring as they almost staged a Donnybrook. Fortunateîy, it was ahl over in a few minutes without any major casualties and the crowd cheered the Whitby players on to greater efforts, loving every minute of the ice battie. Now, the Macs have a new coach, it is hoped their showing for the rest of the year will improve. This is, after ail, their. first year and many changes are to be expected before they are able to take on, other older teams that have been in the group for years. Midget Scorers Improve Their Point Total Against Cobourg Most of the top players on the Bowmanville Major Midgets added points to their scoring records on Saturday when they walloped Cobourg 14 to 3. This goal was scored by Duke Brunt who also added a couple more during the game. They have done well this year with their string of wins only being upset by one tie game. With any kind of luck, they should be in great shape for the International Silver Stick, coming up in the near future. K-n app's Towi[ng Banta.ms nd Sehedule in Knapp's Towing Major Ban- tams wound up their O.M.H.A. Lakeshore sehedule in the past week defeating Oshawa 4-1 and Whitby 3-2 to give them first place in the league with a very impressive 20 wîn, one loss record. The team is now preparing for the Silver Stick Inter- national and will be playing some tough competiton within the next week, taking on Markham tonight at 7:00 p.m. Ushawa's "AAA" Major Ban- tams tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. in the new Darlington arena and will finish up their busy week by 'taking on the Bramalea "AAA" club on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. in the Bowmanville Arena. In the game against Osh- awa's number 2,team, Gerard, Morrison took a pass from Brad Godfrey, and drilled a hard shot from 20 feet out to, f ive Bowmanville an enrly 1-0 ead. Oshawa's John Hicks evenied things up, scoring at the mid-way point in the period. Bowmanville scored three unanswered goals - one in the second by Rick Bain, Godfrey assisting, two in the third, Scott Stevens, from Godfrey and Bain, Don Farrow assist- ed hy Bain. Uop spot Playing a much improved Whitby club the lo;cals- had to 'corne from behind a 2-0 deficit to score three goals in the third period with the winner coming with two minutes left in the gpme. Don Farrow picked up two goals including the winner with Brad Godfrey, scoring the other. Dean Rut- herford, Rick Bain, Scott Stevens and AI Brunt earned assists. Brian Fraser and Britt Murphy shared the goaltend- ing duties for Bowmanville, both comning up with some fine saves to give Bowmanville the win. Play-off action should begin around the first week in February, watch your paper for the dates and times. County Defeats Kramps 6»2 Locke's Knock Bv L. Burns ConyCrsler started off in175 by defetin Kramp's Furnitre6 2. It was Kramp's who started the scoring on a goal by Doug Crough with Joe Balson assist- ing. County tied it up before theend of t he first on a goal by Wayne Pearce with Daryle (Sounda) Osmond assisting. With just 30 sec. gone in the second period Kramp's Joe Balson beat Doug Hayes cleanly with Wayne Peyton -and Wray Rendel icking_1ID assists. County tied it Up again as John Hughes scored fus first of two with John Oyler assisting. In the third period, County completely' dominated, scor- ing four unanswered goals by Warren Aider, Woody Lee, Ray Pickell and John Hughes. There was only one minor penalty, that was given to Kramp's. In the second match, Locke's T.V. came from Oiff Hoopers behind to defeat Hooper's Jewellers 5 to 4. Locke's started the scoring off with a goal by Randy Donoghue with Rick Woolner assisting. Then with eight seconds-lef t in the first, Brian Bradley tied the score for Hooper's With Steve Burns assisting. The second period went ail to Hooper's with Brian Currie Milîs scoring once and Brian Bradley getting his second and third goals. But in the third period the tide changed as Locke's came alive with goals by Ken Ashton Bob Sleep, Andy Murphy and Brian Hughes getting the winner. There were four minor penalties in the game. Two to each team. ?Eeague Standings as of Jan. 2, 1975 W L T Pts. County Chrysler 6 4 2 14 Hoopers 6 5 i 13 Kramps 5 6 1 il Lockes TV 4 6 2 10 YOUTH BOW 'LING TYKES Stacey 5, Wesselius 0; Woolley 3, Rozema 2; Luxton 3, Nash 2; Dilling 3, Hancock 2; King 3, Bates 2. Team Standings Luxton 8, Rozema 7, Bates 7, Nash 7, Dilling 6, King 3, Woolley 3, Hancock 2. High Single C. Nash 155, G. Guess 154. Higli Double C. Nash 279, G. Guess 273. BANTAM BOYS, Rozema 3, Hammond 2; Sutcliffe 5', Wilson 0; Coombes 3, Sheehan 2. Team Standings Coombes 8, Rozema 8 Sutcliffe 7, Hammond 5, Sheehan 2, Wilson 0. Higli Single R. McLean 187, R. Sutcliffe 1M3, R. Kirkton 172. * High Double R. McLean 338, R. Sutcliffe 337, B. Hammond 299. BANTAM GIRLS Brunt 5, Brown 0; Ingram 5, Hooper 0; Williams 5, Almond 0. Team Standings Ingram 10, Brown 5, Brunt 5, Williams 5, Almond 3, Hooper 2. High Single E. Williams 209, S. Ingram 178, L. Bird 174. High Double L. Bird 338, E. Williams 337, S. Ingram 335, J. Lunn 305. JUNIOR BOYS Murphy 5, Hopcrof t 2; Bons 4, Dadson 3; Wiggans 5, Woolley 2. Team Standings Bons 9, Hopcroft 7, Murphy 7, Wiggans 7, Woolley 7 ,Dadson 5. High Single R. Preece 242, K. Cowle 228. High Triple R. Preece .ý............. 598 JUNIOR GIRLS Michelson 7, Haynes 0; Lane 7, Chow 0; Ingram 5, Lavigne 2. Team Standing Lane 14, Michelson 12, Ingram 7, Chow 5, Lavigne 4, Haynes 0. High Single S. Michelson, 273, D. Clarke 228-213, N. Van Bakel 222-207, C. Lane 222. High Triple 1ý0e N. Van Bakel 615, 1?. Clarke SSENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Reynolds 7, Pearson 0; Coom- bes 7, Holroyd 0; Thomrpson 7, Roberts 0; Eves 5, Davey 2. Team Standings Reynolds 14, Thompson 12, Coombes 9, Davey 6, Eves 5, Roberts 4, Holroyd 3, Pearson 3. S JoAnneHigh Garnes JoneHolroyd 291-288 (806). R. Van Meer 274 (660), R. ~.Thompson 273 (680), M. Green 311 (715), S. Davey 261.' C.O.F. League A. Van Goor - 12, 5495- R. Carswell 11, 5760; J. Luffman 10, 5826; G. Prout 10,' 5606; R. SVandenberg 8, 5687; R. Hall 7, 5685; G. Heath 7, 5550; H. SPollard 6, 5837; G. Smith 5, 5679; J.. Gould 4, 5436; B. Smith 2, 5632;, A. Bonsma 2, 5179. High Singles N. Vanabbema - 288, R. Hall - 294. High Triples N. Vanabbema - 713, R. Hall - 798. The Preston the Mover Major Atoms played three O.M.H.A. League games over the weekend, losing to Cob- ourg Friday night, playîng to a 1-1 draw with Lindsay at home on Satuirday and dumping Markham 1-0 in Markham on Sunday to move into first place with Lindsay. On Friday night, there was no scoring until the final period when Cobourg went ahead 1-0. Billy Hogarth scored two goals in 17 seconds to put the Toros ahead 2-1, only to have Cobourg tie the score. With 1:31 remaining in the game, Charlie Black won the game for Cobourg. 1Steve Skene was in goal for Bowmanville, coming up with several key saves. On Saturday in Bowman- ville, again there was no scoring until the final period when Lindsay went ahead 1-0. Rod Plain tied the score when he scored a picture goal, H'OOPER'STROPHY CENTRE TROPHIES-AWARD RIBBONS-GIFT AWARDS CLUB BADGES - PLASTIC SIGNS DESK SETS - PEWTER MUGS - LAPEL PINS PLAQUES - METAL SIGNS - NAME TAGS SPECIAL CLUB and SCHIOOL DISCOUNTS on Trophies and Engraving. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED B- ON and DAN HOOPER S 19 King St. E. Phone 416-623-5747 S Bowmanville VOLKSWAGEN LTD* Porsche 4+ Audi 'The Plyer of the Week' defenceman Chris Dyck. ý. Ken Woodard was in goal foi,, the Toros and was exception- al, making many great stops. On Sunday, the Preston the Movers moved into a first place tie with Lindsay when they defeated Markham 1-0. Rîck Erwin scored the game winner with a hard drive, the drop-pass coming fromý Mike Stocker on a pretty play. The goal came at the 7:43 mark of the final period. Steve Skene was in the Toros goal coming up with a well deserved shut out.- B'VILLE FOUNýDRY Team Standings, Gutterbalîs 3474 pins, 3 pts; Aces 3104, 2;Headpins 2958, 2; Soreheads 2879, 1; Screwballs 2823, 1; Alleycats 3339, 0. High Single Men: S. Adams - 298, Women: N. Ferguson - 264. - High Triple Men: S. Adams - 754, Women: BOYD KNOX - Hampton - a left winger who cornes back to us after spending a year with the Collingwood Blues. Boyd is one of the fastest skaters in the League and a hard worker a? ail times, lie is instrumental in his uine scoring a great many goals. Boyd lias 2 years of Junior hockey left after this Season. 668-9383, 1425 Dundas St. E. 1969 BUICK WILDCAT Full Power, New Tires, Repainted, Excellent'Running Car, with that Luxurv Buick Ride$ 7n Lic. 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