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Mixed Major League Bowling Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 251, Doris Joli 247, Peggy Haynes 236, Russ Hately 236, Joan Sutcliffe 234, Johr "'ord 230, Pete Dobbins 229, , oss Wright 226, Jim Brutn 224, Maurice Annaert 220. Team Standings Dunn 18, 27,489; Joli 17, 28,694; Haynes 16, 27,855; Crossey 16, 2C,918; Coole 15, 26,895; B. ~"'day 14, 27,843; Bagneli 13, V;1 Patfield 13, 27,318; 11airey 12, 27,004; Sutcliffe 10, 27,613; Sheehan 10, 26,507; K. Buday 8, 25,754. 300 Games 330 - John Luffman, 324 - Jim Bruton, 313 - Maurice Annaert. Men's High Single John Luffman ........... 330 Ladies High Single Doris Joli .............. 295 Men's High Triple Jim Bruton .......... ... 783 .Ladies' High Triple Doris Joli .........740 Leg ion Ladies Team Standings Suteliffe 19 points, 27,364 pins; Sheehan 17, 27,386; Plazek 13, 26,563; Parfner 11, 27,058. High Single ililda Simnick......... 293 High Triple Irene Whitney......... 708 Top 10 Averages Joan Sutcliffe 222, Nyhi She- ehfan 205, Bernice Partner 203, Irene Whitney 199, Ann Piazek 195, Mary Bates 192, Diane Howarth 191, Kay Barreft 188, Mary Gray 185, Hilda Simnick 180. Nîght Hawks Hi gh Single M. Trimbie ........... 319 Hligh Triple M. Trimbie «.... ........ 675 Tea m Standings J. Burton 23490, 24; B. Smith 23968, 22; M. Bates 22652, 19; W. MeNeil 224316, 18; 1. Wright 22263, 15; M. Trimbie 21822, 10. Top 10 Averages A. Lorusso 209, B. Smith 198, B. Wiibur 197, M. Bates 195, J. Rowe 189, M. Trimble 186, K. Raiston 182, J. Burton 181, D. Devos 176, J. Woudstra 172. Men's Major Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 253, Ron Selieck 247, Dick Perfect 241, Roger Davies 239, Gord Wiicox 237, Jack Bond 235, AI Osborne 235, Russ Oke 234, Ed Leslie 234, Les Smaie 232. Team Standings Jury and Loveil 30356 pins, 18 pnfs; Rice Bowl 31326, 16; k ..<tra's Food 30761, 16; w~orne and Shank 30950, 15; Lander Hardware, 30110, 15; I G.A. 30339, lý14; Pepsi fola1i 30224, 13; Cowan Pontiac Buick 29532, 13; Percy's Fina 30168, 1212>; Frank's Variety 29612, 12; Ken's Mens Wear 29874, il; Beaver Lumber 28924, 61/2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviiie, March 12, 1975 7 Durham Region Has Two Who Placed in the Ontario, Senior Judo Championships Mary- B rown'1s Novices Lose to Whitby FI On Saturday, March the 9th, Mary Browns layed host to Whitby Mail Fiorists in their second game of the semi- finals. This game was a repeat of their first encounter as both hockey clubs put forth some excellent hockey talent. The Toros opened the scor- ing in the f irsf period af 8: 14 as Scott Masters banged in a loose puck Iiay ing in the goal~ crease wtih th'? assist gol*ngto Bobby Canfield. It took Wifby jusf 35 seconds to corne back and tie the game 11. The second p eriod was scoreless as both clubs con- oôrists in Semi-Final tinued to forecheck and back- check feverishly. The defense and goaltending was certainiy at their best at ail times for the Toros. The third period was again anybody's game but Mary Browns were clipped for fwo penalties and Whitby's power pacxeei team tooR tis acivan- tage both times and scored twice to win their second game by a 3-1 decision.11 The Toros- travelied to Brooklin the next day for the third game in this series and were upset by a close margin 3-2. The game started with the Toros on the fiy but they couldn't count for a goal as they peppered the Wbitby gonitender who was realiy sharp in the firsf period. Bowmanviile came on just as strong and fast in the second period and as a resuit, Ray Cummings opened the scoring from Scott Masters af 1:39 in the second period on a gower play goal. 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Sue Gribben 16, of Port Perry, top rigbt, won the over 145 pound division and the open weigbt titie. She bas recently won a number of tities, but most of them away from home. Among these titles is the U.S. women's crown. Miss Gribben represents the Wh itby Y and Kiichi Sai clubs and bas been competing for seven years. She bits tbe road next month for the Cpn-Am tournament at Buffalo,, a New Jersey competition, followed by action in Sports igtsElmnt Gananoque were defeated Sunday MVar. 9 by Bowman- ville Spor ts Midgets and thus eiiminated them from further OMWHA piay-offs. The game piayed at Bowmianvilie ended in a 6-3 victory for the home team. It was an exciting and tense game tbrougbout. Gananoque came witb the intention of proionging the series as fhey took an eariy 1-0 iead. Bowmanviile tied the score shortiy after wben Ted Puk siapped a bard sbot from the blue line. The puck went into the goalie's glove but bounced out over hlm into the net. John Hogarth assisted on the goal. Hogarth put the home team in front wben bis slap shot went past the goalie. John Conboy and Dan Cox assisted. The first period ended in a 2-1 score. Cox scored the oniy goni oof the second period on a back band shot wbicb fooled the goalie. Conboy and Jim Hut- ton assisted on this effort. Gananoque came out re- juvenafed in the fbird period and took advantage of Bow- manville mistakes and scored two quick goals t0 fie tbe score af 3-3. This ended the Ganan- oque scoring as Bowmanviile took command and scored tbree more times before fhe game ended. Puk scored fwice more f0 compiefe bis bat trick for the nighf. Duke Brunf assisted on botb of these goals. Por Hpe's -,Goalie Fous Tasotr The loros piayed a solid game in c',erx deparfment and wouid bave won the game going aw ay if it wxere not for the tremendous Port flope goaikeeping. Wayde Preston opened the scoring for the Transporters on a blast from the blue line. Paul Reid, Slayirîg bis fit st gante since bie roke bis arm last month, assisted on the play:' Port 'Hope tied the score a minute lafer on a bigb bard rising shot .Just under the cross bar wbich Toro goalie Mlike Buftonsbaw bad no c'hanun. Alter t'e' c period, Paul Cascagnette put the Toros ahead 2-1 early in the third on a solo effort wbicb caugbt the iow 'leff hand corner of the net. The Toros domînmated the play but couid flot coirie up witb the insur- ance marker. Witb less tban four minutes of playing time le t, Port Hope scored the equalizer as goalie Kevin Gibson was lef t alone. Scott Cliffon bad an ouf- standing game. Although the diminutive winger did nof figure in the scoring, bis cbeckiog and bard skating kept bis opponents af bay. (Sonboy complefed the scoring on a quick sbot. froqi point blank rangeI-He was sef up by Ralpb ('ryderman and Jim Ilutton. Illinois. Ray Wilson of Oshawa, top left, formerly, of Bowmanville, placed second in tbe men's open weight class. H1e was def ea ted by Brian Beitb of Ricbmond Hlli. Mr. Wilson is seen above doing some warm ups with another competitor. His glasses would not be permitted in the competition. One of tbe most sensational matches during the Ontario Senior Judo Cbampionsbips took place between these two girls in the lower picture. The girl on the lef t passed out while pinned by the otber girl, at une point during the match. Ted Trudeau played a fantasfic game in goal for Bowmanviiie coming up with many greaf saves which kept Bowmanville in the, game. Altbough-Gananoque did not xin any games in the series, tbey played, weli in every game. Speciai mention goes f0 their càPtain Shaun Adair and to Doug Sheffield for contrib- uting to a weli played series. Powmanviile now waits to play tbe winner of the Camp Borden - Hespeler series for tbe semi-finals. Camp Borden ieads the series 1-0 with the second game being piayed in Hespeler Fri Mar. l4fh. If a third game is necessary it will bë piayed in Hespeler on Sat. Mar. 15. It is a strong possibiify thaf the semi-finais wiIi gef underway af Bowman- ville Arena on Sunday, Mar. 16 af approximately 7:30 or 8:00 P.m. B owmanville Seleets, Pine Ridge Hockey Tournament 32 TEAMS COMPETING IN Pee Wee - Bantam MARCH20,21,i22 Garnes Played ln BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA And DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Championship Games Played SAT URDAY, MARCH 22 ln BOWeMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA ADMISSION (GOOD FOR ALL DAY) Adu its - $1,.00 St tudents -,.50C 1 il ý ý ý 1 m 1 1 w j 1 ýl ýil 1 1