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Ladies Maior Averages' O. Etcher 223, N. Evans 220, J. Brown 219, O. Patfield 216, D. Bradley 215, J. Patfield 214, M. Flintoff 213, F. Bradley 212, S. Davis 211, T. Furrester 208. High Triple ...........7e M. Clemenger........... 346 Tea m Standings J. Patfield 29577, 20; Moore 28826, 19; Depew 29423, 18; O. Patfield 29446, 17; Land 29044, 7; avs, 886,17; Forrester -120,16; Fintoff 28754, 14; F. Bradley 27940, 13; Evans 27973, 12; Dý Bradley 27097, 10; Bowers 28568, 8. Legion Ladies Team Standings Sutcliffe 21 points, 30,257 pinfaîl; Sheehan 18, 30,025; Plazek 14, 29,116; Partner 13, 29,606. High Single Joan Sutcliffe ........... 266 Hi gh 'triple Joan Sutcliffe..........**741 Av erage Joan, Suteliffe 225, Nyhi Sheehan 206, Bernice Partner 199, Irene Whitney 199, Ann Plazek 195, Mary Bates 192, Diane Howarth 191 (30), Kay Barrett 187 (4), Mary Gray 186, Hilda Simnick 179. The Canadian Statesmani, Bowmanvxlle, March 19, 1975 7 Knapp's T o wi*ng -Bantams Onpen Serieswith Hespfleler Frst Home Game Sunday, Cou gars are L.O.S.S.A. Basketbal/ Champic Knapps' Towing major ban- tams open a best-of-five semi- 1 1nal against Hespeler starting tomorrow night in Hespeler at 8:00 p.m. with the next two games in Bowmanville, Sun- day at 6:00 p.m. and next ons Courtice Secondary School Senior Basketball Team won the Lake Ontario Secondary Sehool Association Basketball Championshîp against Bowmanville with a score of 60 to 49 in the final gaine. The team known as the Cougars are from left to right, Mr. IL. MClure (coach), Dave Ploss, Doug Bronson, Dave Borysiak, Brian Ferguson, Tony Turowec, John Sobil. Steve Lowe and Teamn Captain Tom Lyczba (front centre) holding the trophy. Together Again, But on Opposing Teams Three Bowmanville hockey players whose ability has taken them farther afield, are shown in thus photo that appeared recently in the Owen Sound Sun-Times. Netminder Don Sturrock watches closely as defenceman Barney Holmes starts up the ice. Both are of the Owen Sound Greys Junior B squad. In the foreground, turning to back check is Grant Luxton of the Collingwood Blues. The Greys eliminated the Blues and are now involved in quarter final playoffs with Waterloo-Wellington. Recreation lRei Atom B- Mar. 8th, Marrian- na Developmeàfl 4 - P. Bromîey two, R. Grabko. G. SCHOOL BREAK PROGRAM CHILDREN'S AND TEENS' OPROGRAM The Newcastle Department of Recreation will conduct a Children,'s and Teens program in the Bowmanville High School Gym on FRIDAYI SATURDAY AND MONDAY MARCH 21sf, 22nd & 24th TIME SCHEDULES ARE. Girls 7 to 12 years 9: 00 to 11: 00 a.rn. Boys 7 to 12 years 9: 00 to 11: 00 a.m. Girls 13 to18 years1: 00 to3: 00 p.m. Boys13 to18 years 1:00 to3:00 p.m. This prograrn will consist ofactive games Volleyball, Basketball, Gymnastics and other leisure time activities. There i8 1no registration fee. Just corne to the Bowmanville High School. ORONO COMMUNITY CENTRE will be open on Monday through Saturday from 2: 00 to 4:30 p.rn. and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings frorn 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Dreossi, Frank's Variety 2, Robhie Johnson, Dannx' Eîîiott. Atom A- Orange Crush 2 Nick Rupa, Tony Rupa, Cable T.V. 1 Hugh Francis. Pee Wee B- Mar. 8th Rotary Kings 3 - Robert Thompson. Steven Siggins, Edwin Ver- mevlen, Nichols Motors Ken Hoy two. Pee Wee B - Kinsman 6, Gary Vy shaf 2, Henry Rozema 2, Brook Bain 1, Gary Owens 1, Canadians 2, Doug Vander- kooi, Scott Kelly 1. Pee Wee B- Lime Crush 4, Steven Lavigne 2, John Fonte 1, Marc Richards 1, Rangers 2. B. Worden, T. Hooper. Pee Wee A- Cable T.V. 2, Stan IMaguire, Steve Maguire 1 each, shut out to Mark Doyle. Pee Wee B M !arch 9 Rangers 1 Tim Legere shutout to Glen VanDam. Pee Wee B - March 9 - Nichols Motors 5 Ken Hloy two, Kevin Rines, Garth McQuaid, Ed Leaver. Lime Crush 3, Dave Wood, Vaughn Wells, Marc Richards. Pee Wee A - March 9- Hires Root Beer 4, Randy Crossey with four, Frank's Variety 2, Mark McLean, Grant Brock. Pee Wee B - March lth - Rotary Kings 4, R. Thompson 2, R. Gibbs, S. Siggins 1 each, Canadians 1 Don Hart. Bantamn Marrianîîa Braves 3 C. Smith, B. Baker, D. Carey, Hockin Real Estate 2, Edie Bons, Scott Linton. Mlarch 8th, Frank's Variety 9 Tom Fowîer 2, Ron Brown, Ross Reid, Jeff Payne, Bob Childs one each Dan Strike 2, Brock's B.P.3, Steve Simpson two, Gord Sharp 1. March 9th Cubs 1, Oshawa Paving 0, Tom Yeo shutout to Mike Reynolds. Baritain- March lOth- Mt. Rovals 2, Pete Knowlton, Dave Boxxn, Blazers Romeo Zeppiere, March 8th Canucks win hy default over the Generals. March llth- Cornets 2,, Neil Ryan, Bill Carrigan, Mt. Rox ais -i Paul Passent \larch llth - Generals 3, C. Biekie txxo, Jim Sarginson, Blazers 2. Steve Hogarth and Romen Zeppieri. Liberty Belles Team Standings Robinson 18713, 19; ýRoberts 18758. .17; Chant 18 511, 17; Pearce 18466, 17; Coombes 18648, 16, Gibson 18964, 1512; Alldread 18578, 15; MacDon- ald 18465, 14; Partner 17911, 141; Burton 18054, 13:; Spear 18450, 12; Bonis 1761 1- 10v Iligh Single- Marilyn IPearce ....1..... 287 High Double Marion Gibsori (241, 254)- 495 Top .verages M. Pearce 217, C. Rýoberts 209, J. Bragg 209, Mairion Gibson 208, M. Alidreadl 208,B. Partner 20t0, J. Spear 197, P. Forsey 196, M. 'MacDonald 193, B Forsey 191, B. Lyle Sr. 191, R. Fice 190, J. Bur ton 190, H. Sheehan 19(). Youth Bowyling TYKES Nash 3, Luxton 2; Woolley 3, Rozema 2; Dillinig 3, Hancock 2; Wesselius 3, Stacey 2; Land 5, King 0. Team Standing Dling 39, Stacey 31, Roz- ea31, Luxton 29, Na-sh 2-, Wesselius 24, Hancock 23,. Woolley 23, Land 16;, Kn S. iffng179 GSLacey 145. Hligh Doubles S. Dilling ,300, F. Knapp 277, K. Black 234. BANTAM BOYS Combes 5, Wilson 0; IHam- PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM FOR MEN This course is an intensive seven week progra m under the direction of Physical Education teacher, Mr. C. Lynch, 10 assist men in improving their physical condition. The program involves three, one hour workouts per week - TUESDAYSI WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 6 p.m. toi7 p.m. Total cost of the enti re seven week program is $5.25 and men should register by attending the first workout which wiIl take place in the gymnasium 0of, Bowmanville High School at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1. NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD 0F EDUCATION Wednesday n . ht at 7:001 p.m. Knapps played in two exhi- bition encounters with Peter- borough and Oshawa Triple "AAA" clubs, losing to Oýsha- wa 4-1 and gaining a tie with Peterborough 4-4, both games played at the Bowmanville arena. In the Oshawa game, Rick McLean, John Bernacki, Brian Hovkins, and Mike Kawznuk scored the Oshawa goals, with Brad Godfrey tallying for Bowmanville, Ed Visser set up the play. The Bowmanville -club had the edge in play for most of the game, wîth Oshawa only being able to register 10 shots on the Bowmanvîlle goal. The oppor- tunities they did cash in on were no fault of th e Bowman- ville goalie as hie Was left unprotected on several occa- sions. In the game against Peter- borough, the teams were tied 2-2 at the end of the second period, Dusseldorp and Farrow scoring for Bowman- ville, Simmons and Peters for the visitors. Knapps went ahead early in the third on a picture passing play, Ed Visser the marksman with Godfrey and Bain assist- ing. The "Petes" then jumped back into the lead with two quick goals, by Hewitt and Tulîy. Perry Johnston scored the tying goal for Bowman- ville in the third, taking a ba rd low shot from 20 feet out. The game was played a littie oth cippy" side for two prios u the teams settled down -in the third. 'OPetes" took sixteen minutes in oenal- ties to Bowmativille's 10 minutes. 1Don't forget this Sunday night at 6:00 p.m. for play-off hoceyai its best! Cold Vweaihorau-HOT BUTS!9 GUARANATEED INSTALLATION BY'MAY 31, 1975 COMPLETELY INSTALLED INGROUND O POOLS FROM AS LOW AS 2 or $70 monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT COMPARE THESE FEATURES ON DUR CAREFREE ALUMINUM POOLS: 1i 20 year unconditional guarantee covering all aluminum. 2. Extra heavy 40 mil. vinyl lier which also carnies the 20 year guarantee. 3. 26 or more "A" frame supports, spaced no farther than four feet apart and anchored in concrete. 4. Features 914" aluminum coping with mitred corners and snap-on vinyl cap. Coping allows pool deck to cover pools edge. Easily re- placeable. 5. No-rust, no-weld walls in six panels having only two joints-. Horizontal brace every 1 2"; vertical brace every two feet. 6. Poured concrete bottom. 7. 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Team Standings Sutcliffe 34, Coombes 33, Hammond 31, Rozema 25, Sheehan 21, Wilson 6. High Singles B. Hammond 234, G. Smith 205. High Doubles B. Hammond 374, K. Aide 333. J. Sheehan, S. Samis 312. BANTAM IGIRLS Inigram 5, Brunt 0; Williams 5, Brown 0; Hooper 5, Almond 0. Team Standings Ingram 39, Brunt 33, Will- jims 33, Hlooper 20, Brown 13, AlMmond 12. High Singles S. Ingram 214, M. Van Gooir 202. Hligh Doubles S. Ingram 399, M. Van Goor 359, J. Lunn 343, S. Campbell 301. JUNIOR BOYS Bons 5, Murphy 2; Woolley 4, Dadson 3; Wiggans 5, Hopcroft 2. Team Standings Wiggans 47, Murphy 43, Bons 41, Dadson 31, Hopcroft 24, Woolley 24. High Singles K. Cowle 290, A. Bons 247, K. Woolley 238, Paul Wiggans 211, B. Terry 203. Iligh Triple K. Cowle ............... 636 JUNIOR GIRLS Chow 7, Lavigne 0; Ingram 5, Michelson 2; Haynes 5, Lane 2. Team Standings Chow 52, Michelson 44, Lane 38, Ingram 28, Lavigne 27, Haynes 21. Hig h Singles S. MicIhelon 310, J. Van Goor 230, J. Haynes 212, N. Van Bakel 208, A. Chow 205. 111gb Triple S. Michelson ............ 623 SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Reynolds 7, Holroyd 0; Davey 7, Thompson 0;,Eves 7,, Coombes 0; Pearson 4, Rob- erts 3. Team Standings Reynolds 62, Thompson 49, Pearson 46, Roberts 39, Eves 36, Coombes 31, Davey 26, Holroyd 18.' Higb Games J. Brooks 265- (725), M. Roberts 282 (686), J. Whyte 303 (674), M. Green 268, G. Lane 256. prkPlugs 4-9., Hub ,Caps 38, Mufflers 45ý-, NuL;ts iand Bol ts 32. High 'Single Gail Milîson ............ 289 High Triple Gail Milîson ............ 728 Hlerelh John JOHNNY CARSONAPRL NY Availabte At Ken-'s Men's Wear 35 Temperance St.* 623-5580 Next Door to T-D Bank