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Local TeamsWin 6of 8 Games ,in Setion Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Januar y 29, 1975, ~oungCanada Day Hockýey TournamentBer'Pmbn ne -k Atoms Defeat Oshawa On ann â2âvina, t p w i n ni nç r w11h1 U0 i t. XTnrnu ~lamtonGardens AMin or Peewees Beat Trenton Young Canaoda Dayký The Hampton Gardens' Mi- nor Pee Wees played the first game at 9 amn on Young Canada Day and started the day off on the right foot defeating a tough Trenton team 3 to . Mark, Abbott opened the scoring at the halfway mark of Hiampton scoring in the, opening seconds ofô the third periodassisted by Jan Janack and Mark Abbott. The game ended 3-0 for Btowmanville and as it should, be on Young Canada Day Idring Minor Wockey -Wëe1 ling. The M.V.P. award-could possibly have been won by three or four boys who played extremely well but the selec- tors arrived on the, choice of goal tender Tobin Rowe. This was an excellent choice as Tobin made so~me hrilliànt the first period, assisted by th, boys gave with a real team saswt h Doug Dlhing and Jan Janack. effot. Trenton is a Double A sTobs ith ifed Thât was all the scoring until clâb and Play it pretty tough, tobin ae d ear 1ly in the second period the only. other meeting this the gaeand when Tim Almond scored a year between these two clubs suoportsed pretty goal af ter en well set end ed in a 2-2 tie. ho pirservef up by Kevin Tink and Steve Sigins. 1 'fihe Team Trophy Was Well done 13 t'oug Dilling closed out the1 presented Captain Doug Dil- iGarde'ns PreewAees Defeat Trenton 3-1 ie glove hand., the last haif of dhad been ably 1Grant Bradley Id the shutout in of the game. Boys! In he peing game on Young Canada Day, the Hampton Gardens Minor Peewees set the pace for'the day byedefeating Trenton 3-1. -Steve Huisman presented the ,Hampton Gardens troph y on behaîf of his fathr to Capt. Doug Dilling while the Trenton Capt. Steve Smith looked on. Most aluable Players on both teams were Trenton's goalie, Glen Cherritte, lef t, and Bowmanville goalieToby Blake, right. Mary Brown'1sNovicesDown Oshawa Red Wings 2-1 In the second game of the day, Bowmanville's Mary Brown Novice Toros squeezed out a 2-1 win over Oshawa Red Wings in an exciting and close battie. Chuck Smnith of Mary Brown's presented the Peter Kowal trophy to Capt. Scott Masters at right, while the Oshawa Capt. BradDavis looks on. Most Valuable Player awards went to Ray Cu4mmings, far right and DannySmegal, lef t. Bob Beers R Minojr Atoms Win, 2-1 O-ver "Oshawa Canadiens The closely contested games continuedin the Minor Atom game between Bob Beers' Minor Atoms for Bowmanville and Oshawa Canadiens, with the Bowmanville team coming out on top, again by one goal. Bob Beers presented the County Chrysler trophy to Capt. Danny Combes, with Oshawa's Capt. Robby Pearce at his left. Most Valuable Player trophies went to Tim Preston, far right and Pauli Crowder, left. Preston the Mover Atoms Lose f0 PE.>terboro*ugh 3-2 Blast Ajax, Majors 7-2. h On Saturday, Jan. 25, the up six scoring pointsate Bowmanville Preston the Mo- line of Klompm.aker, Csum- vers hosted the Triple A Peter- min gs and Erwin collected a borough Al-Stars for 'Young total of 15 points. Canda Day and lost to their Erwin scored the first of bis guests 3-2 in a very well-play- three goals assisted by John ed game. KlomnplTaker and Darcy Cum- Barry Cullen scored the first mings, Erwin's second goal goal of the game, assisted by was set up by Cummings and Captain'Bill Hogarth. Petes Chris Dyck. Cummings also tied the score in the saine picked upý the assist on the period. third goal, all coming in the In, the seond period, the first pe-riod. visitors went ahead 2-1 onîy to In the middle period, Ajax have Bihl Saînsbury tie the scored a1 goal, Branigan the score on play assisted by Joe marksiman. Steve Cary scored Nihill . Peterborough scored a goal from the point, assisted the final goal of the, gaine in by Cummings. Klornpmaker this period to earn a well- scored a goal, assisted by, deserved victory. 1 rwin and Cary. Steve Skene, Ken Woodard. In the final period, Klomp- shared the goaltending dates mnaker fired his second goal, for the Movers. 'Barry Cullen the assists ýgoing to Cummings of Bowmanville and David and Erwin. Cummings scored Jarb of Peterborough were the last Bowmanville goal chosen the most valuable assisted by Erwin. Ajax players. scored the last goal of the game, Branigan again the marksman. Defeat Ajax 7-21 Steve Skene was in goal for On Sunday, the Preston the the Toros and played extreme- Movers travelled to Ajax to ly well. pl an OMHA league game The defence corps for Bow- thUumped the home club manville was, very impres- 7-2. sive, particularly Chris Dyck The Bowmanville squad was who handed out seveèral stiff led by Rýicky Erwin and Darcy checks and cleared the puck Cummings, each lad picking beautifully. KnapS Overcom-e 5-Goa0 Defficit To' Defeat Oak villeo 6-5 in Overtime Win Over Orila Sunday The Knapp's Towing Ban- tams pulled an upset on minor hockey day defeating the high flying "AAA" Oakville club 6-5 in overtime. Oakville took a first period lead, scoring five unanswered g oals. John Kwant and Ian Collier had two goals each with a single added by Dan Bunner. Bowmanville's attack was in low gear at this point as they could only register six shots on goal, none of which were hard to handie. _ The second period play had Oakville just trying to control the play and protect their big leadC and Bowmanville could i.ot gef going as thèy stopped skating aiîd aï,eaÏed O concede the game toOakville. With a few minutes remain-, ing in 'the period, Gary Dusseldorp, took a short pass, from Brad Godfrey and pop- ped one in to get Bowmanville on the board. Af ter a lengthy discussion in the dressing room between periods, the team came roar- ing out and scored five uasered goals for the win. DnFrrow picked up a pass from Brent Badour and broke in along to score 5-2. Brad Godfrey scored two minutes later, assisteid by Ed Visser. Rick Bain combined with Farrow and Scott Stevens to bripg Bowmanville within one goal of a tie. Dean Rutherford got the equalizer with 1:20 to go in the game combining with Rick Bain and Scott Stevens to send the game into overtime. Wth the overtime period 'only 30 seconds old -Gary Dusseldorp scored the, wîn- ning goal set upe by Brad Godfrey to conclude one of the best come from behind games seen in Bowmanville in a loti time. Don Farrow was award- ed the M .V -P.- forhis outstand- ing play, during the game. Defeat Orillia on Sunday Knapp's Towing Major Ban- tams were guests in Orillia on Sunday to help honor their mînor hockey day and defeat- ed the host club by a 5-4 score. Bowmanville took a 1-O lead early in the first, Brad Godfrey scoring, assisted by Ed Visser. Orillia went ahead 2-1 on quick goals by Fenton and Wilde. Bowmanville jumped back to the lead in the second period with Brent Badour and Brad Godfrey scoring, assisted by Gary Dusseldorp. Orillia tied it up in the third at the midway p oint of the period, Kevin Crowther the marksman. Bowmanvillp, went ahead 4-3 on Brad Godfrey's third goal of the game unassisted. Ger- ard Morrison put Bowman- ville ahead 5-3 taking a pass out from Godfrey. With 29 seconds remainîn g, Orillia scored and thenpuiled their goalie for the balance of the game but could not get the equalizer. AWAIT SECONDARY PLAN No new subdivisions will be allowed in Newtonville until a secondary plan bas been repared, Newcastle counil has decided. Council accepted a planning advisory commîttee recom- mendatiqn that money for the g Ian be put aside in the 1975 udget. Durham Region will also be asked to participate in a joint water sewage and storm drainage study of the hamiet at the same time, and a steering commnittee, including local residents, will take part in the study. Council also voted to infrm the Ministry of Housing of this. Brad Godfrey was awarded the MY.P. as he had a su per game, being in on ail the goals. 'The, team will be leaving Friday for Port Huron and the International, Silver Stick Finals. Good Luck! Bowrnanvi1l'e, Saturday, Jan. 25, Bob Beers' Minor Atom All-Stars defeated the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Canadiens by the score of 2-1. Bowmanville took a 1-O lead in the first period on a goal by Stephen Taylor from Tim Little and Dan Combes. Oshawa scored before the end of the period to tie the game at one apiece. Trevor Martyn got midway through the second stanza, as hie banged in a rebound off pas ses from Combes and Paul Stocker. Tim Preston, who had several scoring chances, was selected as'the rnost valuable player for the Bowmanville team, in the game. Goaltending duties were split between Todd Stephens and Scott Bate. Bowmanville managed to outshoot the visitors, 24-14, as the Toros controlled most of the plays. Bowmanville received four penalties, while Oshawa had two. DOOR WINDOW BROKEN A week ago Tuesday morn- ing, the window in the outside door at Dykstra's Delicates- sen Food Market was broken when the proprietor arrived at work. Lt is speculated that a youth projected a hockey puck at the wîndow. The matter is now under investigation by the Durham Regional Police. Knapp's Towing Bantams Beat OakviIIe 6- Another close contest took place in the seventh game between Knapp's Towing Major Bantams and Oakville with Knapp's coming up with the winning goal 6-5. Herb Knapp, just, back from a holiday in California.' presented the Fisk Fuels trophy to Capt. Brad Godfrey, while at left, Oakville Capt. John Kwant won the Most Valuable Player Award for'his team and Don Farrow won the MVP for Bowmanville.. Preston's M'over Atoms Drop Close Oneto Ppterborough The first upset of the day for the local teams camne when Preston the Mover Major Atoms pflayed a Triple A team from Peterborough and lost out by one goal 3-2. Maurice Preston presented the Preston. trophy to Petes' Capt. Jeff McLeod with Capt. Bill, Hogarth, of Bowmanville at his left. MVPs were Barry Cullen of Preston's, ar right, and David Jarb of Peterborough, left. W. Frank fs Major Peewees, Give "Tren ton a Drubbing In the fifth game of the day, the W. Frank Major Peewees who have been winning seweral trophies Of late, acquired another when they downed their opponents from Trenton 6-1 in the most lop-sided game of the day. The W. Frank trophy was presented by Roy Foster to Bowmanville, Capt. Rick Simpson and Trenton's Capt. Mark Laird is at far left. Most Valuable Player awards went to Chuck Welsh, far right and Mark Turcotte of Trenton. at Mr. Foster's left.