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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 26, 1975 eA Sports Maj*or Midgets Take Gananoque in irst Playoff In thefirst game of a best-of five series, Bowmanville Major Midgets defeated Gan- mnoque by a 5-2 score. This game, Which was played at Bowmanville on Sat. Feb. 22nd, was exciting from start to finish. Gananoque have a goo' skating club and will pro' ýde stiff opposition for the' Bowmanviile squad. Bowman- vile's defen'ýe. was working weli, takinL, the opposîng rushers Dut of the play many timesthuseiminating scoring chances. . goal for Bowmanville being set up by Ralph Cryderman and D5an Cox. Ted Puk made the score 2-0 on an unassisted goal. Gananoque narrowed the margin to 2-1 on a power play goal. Bowmanville went two up again on a goal by Nick VanSeggelen assisted by Kirk Kemp and Jim Hutton. Con- boy scored his second of the game assisted by Cox to give Bowmanville a 4-1 lead by the end of the second. In the third the teams each scored once. John Cornish assisted by VanSeggelen made it 5-1 and Gananoque scored their second with about one minute left in the game. Another power play goal by. the visitors. The second game of the series was played in Ganarn- oque on Tues., Feb. 25th. Since Gananoque won the toss,, the third game will be plaved in Gananoque on Sun., March 2nd at 3.30 p.m. It a tourth game is »ecessary it will be played in Bowmanville on Wed., Mar. 5th at 7:00 p.m. W. 'Frank's' Major Peewees Lose Ouf to Hespeler Squad In Semi-final at Collingwood uit a crnnu dnnict pîay uuu Last weekend W. Franks Major Peewees iost to Hespel-- er, in the semi final game in the Colingwood Winterfest Hockey Tournament. In.their opening game on Sat. afternoon, Toros piayed Dunnvilie in a very exciting close game, coming out on top by a 4-3 score. ,Dunnville opened the scoring in the first, wîth Bnwmanvilile coming back with a goal from Robb DeBoo assisted, by Chuck Weish. Dunnviiie scored once again near the end of the first, making the score 2-1 in their favour. Randy MacDonald got the only goal in the second period Brent Clemens and Carl Chambers, In the third, Rick Simpson came back with two unassist- ed goals, one of these while we were short-handed. With one minute lef t in the game Dunnviile pulled their goalie for an extra attacker and we had a'man in the penalty box when they scorea the final goal of the game from a scramble in front of Mark Shackelton, who piayed al the way in this game. In the semi-finai on Sat. night Toros opened the scoring with their onily'goal by Rick bimpson on a goi setup by Stan Greenham. In the second Hespeler outhustled our boys with three unanswered goals. In the third period W. Franks outshot the opposition b y 3-1 but were unable to find the target. Late in the third Hespeler got their fourth and final goal makîng the score 4-1 for them. Going ail the way in our net was Paul Lavigne. Hespeler is a strong team who have aiready elim- inated Silver Stick Champions Streetsville, two games straight in O.M.H.A. playoffs. Our next gamne wiil be in O.M.H.A. playoffs with dates and times stMi not decided as we are waiting for the winner of Napanee and Gananoque. Franks and Spen cers Tie Brooks Outlast1 Muttons In Commercial Playoffs" 1-n al- au±..... . PCnnrcnnxxr oadthe caries Uy B.L. Oli1ver This week's semi-finai er4- counters proved to be even more exciting than ast week. In the first game, it was Spencers. jumping into a 4-1 iead over Franks on goals by Jim Baker, Rick Radeacher, *Grant Flintoff and Brian Howells. '~After two periods Franks had narrowed the margin to 4-2 on goals by Steve Burns and Gary Wilson. Spencers seemed content with a 4-2 iead as they quit skati ng in the third aliowing a "Neyer say Die" Franks squad to tie it up at 4-4. This wiil now be a point series with the first team getting six points, winning. tree points to one. The second gane was also a- ciff-hanger as the score after two periods read 2-2. In the third it was Brooks ail the way asi they outscored Muttons 4-1. Muttons marksmen were Don MeMurter, Irv Gi and Bihl Brown. For Brooks it was Ken Holmes leading the way with two (including the win- ner) and Rick Woolner, Ron Hooper, Phil Johnson and WYayne Seymour each chip- ping in with one. Muttons now have their backs against the wali 'and must win rîext week to stay aive as they are down two games in the best of three series. Hloopers and Lockes Tuke First Town-League Playoff -by L. Burnls The second game saw The Thurs. night Town, Lockes TV cor-ne alive to League plaof opener was a defeat Kramps Furniture 8 to tight one, as Hoers Jewel- 5. Lockes started the game lers squeezed y County wth two goals by Randy Chrysier 4 to 2. The first Donoghue and one by Rick period saw only one goal as Woolner. Kramps came within County took the lead at 2:45 by one with goals by Barry Oliver Ray Pickell with John Oyler and Bruce Welsh. assistinf. Hoopers tiedý it Up with only 20 seconds gone, in the second period by Brian Carnie Mihîs. The rest of the second was tight and score- less. The third saw Hoopers Jewellers corne out with three unanswered goals,, b y Don Rogers, Dave Coiwell and Lanny Burns. County's John Kramp finished out the scor- îng at 18:50. The second period saw only one goal as Kramps tied it up on a good shot from Sandy Brown. Kramps received two goals in the third by Wayne Peyton and Barry Virtue, but not until after Lockes went nuts with five by Ken Ashton,' Robbie Donoghue, Randy Donoghue for his hat trick and Rick Woolner with two to pick up his hat trick. Next week wil see Mluttons -nd Br.ooks faceoff ati00 arin. wîth Franks and Spen- cers foliowing at, 11:30 arin. Be sure to, attend for- soîne great hockey action. Wood's Sti111LGain g Stro ng Markham ousted the H.L. Wood Transport Minor Ban- tams fromn any further piayoff competition by way of a 7 to 0 drubbing ast Wednesday. Markham scored two goals 19 seconds apart in the first and then added 5 more in a time span of,2 minutes and 1 secondi in the middle frame. The Toros had severai good chances to score but failed to bulge the twine. Toros wish Markham ail the best in their pursuit of the Ail Ontario Championship. Tie With Cobourg Oakviiie came to town Saturday for an exhibition encounter which ended in a 3-3 draw. t was a high spirited game in which the Transport- ers were assessed 33 minutes in the sinbin whiie Oakviile were tagged with 43 minutes. Scoring for the Toros were Wayne Preston, Scott Clifton andMurray Ruddy. Jody Ross, Bill Wright, Greg Brunt and Preston drew assists. Bowmanvilhe has enjoyed good success against this Triple A team in comDetition earning two ties which coul d have been wins with a break or two. Play Oshawa Hamblys The Baby, Bulis travelled to OPS Township Sunday for an exhibition match against Osh- awa Hamblys. It was a goalies nightmare as Hamblys bested the Toros 13 to 8. Jody Ross and Paul Cascagnette tallied twice while single -markers went to Wayne Preston, Jacky Pinch, Murray Ruddy- and Steve Frank. Bill Wright and Waye Preston led the assist parade with 3 each with single assis ts going to John Stewart, Greg Brunt, Jacky Pinch and Kevin Ward. The Minor Bantams are at home this weekend with a Saturday exhibition contest against Port Hope. Game time is 5:0 YOUTH BOWLING JUNIOR BOYS Bons 7, Murphy 0; Woolley 5, Dadson 2; Wiggans 5, Hop- croft 2. Team Standing Wggans 28, Murphy 22, Bons 22, Dadson 21, Hopcroft 18, Woolley 15. High Singles R. Crossey 259, K. Cowle 225-250, P., Brinklow 243, R. Hayward 240, P. Wiggans 297 1High Triple K. Cowle .............. 620. JUNIOR GIRLS Michelson 7, Ingram 0, Haynes 5, Lane 2, Chow 5, Bal 2. Team Standing ,Michelson 28, Chow 26, Lane 25, Lavigne 17, Ingram 16, Haynes 14. High Singles S. Michelson 232, S. Roberts 223, B. Fairey 208-217. High Triple B. Fairey 628. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Roberts 5,' Davey 2; Eves 5, Holroyd 2; Reynolds 5, Coom- bes 2; Thompson 7, Pearson 0. Team Standing Reynolds 43, Thompson 38, Pearson 24, Eves 24, Coombes 20, Roberts 19, Holroyd 14, Davey 12. High Games B. Taylor 250-343 (725), J. Murphy 355 (721), M. Roberts 256 (688), K. Eves 265-258 (687), M. Reynolds 264 (650), J. Whyte 300, R. Thompson 278, M. Hall 266. Ladies NMajor Averages O. Etcher 21, 236; N. Evans 21, 225; D. Bradley 21, 218; O. Patfield 21, 216; J. Brown 21, 215; F. Bradley 21, 212; J. Patfield2l,211; M. Flintoff 21, 211; F.* Land 21, 209; T. Forrester 21, 204; V. Terry 21, 204. ,High Triple O. Etcher........... 910 O, Etcher.............. 329 Team Standings Depew 20411, 13; J. Patfield 20111, 13; O. P atfield 20833, 12; Land 20521, 12; Moore 20235,, 12; Davis 19633, il; Forrester 19520, 11; Flintoff 19961, 10; F. Bradley 19699, 10; Evans 19555, 8; D. Bradley 18861, 8; Bowers 20123, 6. Mïen's Major 1 Ton 10 Averages Larry Piper 255, Roger Davie's 248, Dick Perfect 245, Ron Selleck 240, Gord Wilcox 237, Huss Oke 236, AI Osborne 235, Jack Bond 235, Ed Leslie 233, John Luffman 232. Team Standing Jury & Loveil 23,961 pins, 15 pts.; Rice Bowl 24,288, 14; Osborne & Shank 23,988, 12; Dykstra's Food 23,657, il; I.G.A. 23,510, il;, Lander Hdwe. 23,504, il; Cowan Pontiac Buick 23,307,, il1; Percy's Fina 23,572, 10; Frank's Variety 22,935, 10; Pepsi Cola- 23,492, 9; Ken's Men's Wear 23,025, 8; Beaver Lumber 22,575, 4. Liberty Belles Team Stand ings Pearce 13,042 pins, 14 pts.; Alidread 14,870, 13; Coombes 13,158, 13; Robinson 1,157, 13; Burton 12,873, 12; Chant 17,562, 14; I. Wright 17,442, 12; M. Trimble 17,074, 6. Top 10 Averages A. Lorusso 214, B. Wilbur 201, J. Rowe 195, B. Smith 194, M. 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