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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 29. 1975 F*KRRflWR m aiRrmie i xMle air% FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Lii Hooper rolled the high single game of 295 on Monday evening in the LacliesYlVafor League.-Kay ife&uprTe and HeIMT Lockhart rolled. 629. High averages are Kay Beauprie 202, O. Etcher 189, T. Elliott 188, L. Hooper 184, Vi Coole 179, H. Lockhart 174, A. Gay 174, B. Carter 173, R. Barclay 171, D. Polley 170, H. Brock 170. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - The Alouettes defeated the Forty-Niners 30-31 in Touch Foot- ball at the High Sehool grounds on Satuday. Larry Devitt had four touchdowns. Joe Van- derveer - one, and Jerome Billett a convert for the winners. For the losers Greg Adamns scored three touchdowns. JAY LILGE - golf pro at Bowmanville Country Club, the p ast season. was named General Manaeer of the, Oib by owner Bob MacDonald on Wednesday of last week. In charge of year round activities, Jay is now planning an active Curling season, with dances, dinners, etc. Give Jay a cal for information on the season. SPONSORS - in the Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League, a tip of the hat, to the following sponsors: Tyke league sponsors are Smith's Beverages, Consumer's Gas, Cable TV. îeonray Developments, and Creative Fun for: Little Ones; Atom League sponsors are Smith's Beverages, Graham's I.G.A., Cable TV, Kirk- up Real Estate, Kinsmen Club, and the Lions Club. WINTARIO - on Thursday, October 30, following theJr. A. hockey game in Peterborough Memorial Centre, the next Wintario draw will be held. The Crescqndoes Drum and Bugle Corp. will be performing. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS - are being planned for the Peterborough Curling Club, and as part of its celebrations the club will host the British Consols Playdowns from February llth to lSth. PUBLIC HUNTING- at the Long Sault Con- servation Area for pheasant was announced last week by the Ministry of Natural Resources. Located in Lot.8, Concession 9, of the former Township of Darlington, now the Town of Newcastle. the 200 acre conservation area bas been chosen for the release of pheasants for public hunting and will extend the hunting period until December 13 with a daily bag limit of 3 birds of either sex, A Town of Newcastle hunting license is required. Only shotguns are allowed, and the birds must be shot when in flight. FINANCING - and roughness of the game of hockey seem to be proMlers in the garne today. Bobby Hull announced on Friday he would be quitting the game, unless sornething is done about the type of play roughness), Oshawa Generals are facing serious financial problein through lack of crowd attendance. The Bow- manville Minor Hockey Association needs fin- ancial help. Even John Bassett and football WF.L., cornes into the seene. Quite a mixed up world lately, isn't it? Liberty Belles Team Standings Alldread 14711, 19, Roberts 14279, 16, MacDonald 14766, 1, Coombes 14613, 15, Nickers& 14687, 13,, Gibson 13976, 13, Speur 13897, 13,, Dudson 13772, 10, Pearce 14124, 9, Forsey 14029, 81/2, Bous 13723, 8, Partuer 13223, 41/. High Single 270 Carol Roberts. Higb Double 509 (270, 239) Carol Roberts. Top Averages M. Aldread 209, C. Roberts 209, M. MacDonald 204, W. Combes 203, J. Spear 197, D. Foren 196, M. Pearce 195, L. Nickerson 191, M. Lewis 190, R. Fice 189, B. Joues 186. Ladies Monday Mighti F.Bradley - 25. High rpe F. Bradley - 817. High Average S. Debart - 223. Team Standings S. Debart 16, J. Baker 12, J. Allen 12, O. Etcher 12, F. Bradley il, V. Terry 10 1/, S. Davis 10, N. Evans 10, J. Bragg 9, D. Harness 9, J. Patfield 81 M. Flintoff 6 1/. Top 10 Games Over 220 F. Bradley 325, 300, J. Bragg 280, S. Debart 263, D. Bridger 259, J . Allen 258, B. Piper 255, B. Wilklus 247, B. Westlake 24,B. Osborne 240. 60%-m70% Minor Midgets Beat Ajax 9-3 The Constitution Insurance minor midgets continued their winning streak to 6 games ln a row by defeating Ajax 9-3. Tfie Bowmranville squad played exceptional in the first two periods, taking some heavy hits from Aj'ax. In the first period Bowman- ville's Scott Stevens scored after taking a low shot, at the 13:11 mark, to give tbem the lead. Dean Rutberford and Rick Bain assisted on the play.- The team began to let up and Ajax came back to score 2 goals at the 9:03 and 1:26 mark of the first period. Bowmanville tie'd up the game in the second period with a second goal by Scott Stevens, assisted by Gary Dusseldorp, only to have Ajax to take the lead once more by a goal by Dwayne Frattura. Then, Peter Nemisz of Bowmanville tied up the game after pounding a loose puck into the net, assists going to Brian Dennis and Tim Button- shaw. In the third period, the game was a deadlock tie and both teams fougbt hard to break it. But Ajax's plan was foled when Ed Visser scored, POPping lu a rebound after Rick Bain took a bard shot from the point, also assisted by Brad Godfrey. At thîs point, Bowmanville took the game into their own bauds, scoring 5 more goals in 4.5 minutes. These goal s were scored by Brad Godfrey 2, Rick Bain, Peter Nemisz and AI Brunt. Assists went to Gary Dusseldorp 2, Peter Nemisz and Rick Bain. Bowmanvil&s goaltending was at some points sbaky, but came out strong in the third period. Britt Murphy bad goaltending duties. Their next game is on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. in Bowmanville against Ajax agaîn. -It will prove to be a very exciting game, so see you tbere. MenhsMao Johln Carter. won high triple witb a biZ 894 (31-318), Gord Wiicox 881 and the bigb single of the nigbt 355, Bob Burly 840 (306-309) Roger Davies 878 (348), Dale Terry 816, John Luffman 808 (310). Jack Lander had a 325 single Russ Oke 324 AI Osborne 310, Cwàn Pontiac Buick had a 1317 single and IGA 3712 triple. Larry Piper contnus o rop bis averg to 255 while Roger Dais jumped up to second place witb 250 for 24 games. an Osborne adSbank Insur- ance bas 18 wins for top place while Beaver Lumber bas 15 wins for second spot. Nmewtonvi lie- Team Standings Sweet Peppers 17, Cabbage Heads 14 , Celery Hearts 9, Carrot Tops 8. High Single Joyce Stacey 259. High tri ple (tied> Jean Arnold 642, Margi Pollard 642. Averages Marlene Stacey 201, Cindy Cowle 201, Gail Milîson 194, Karen Carter 189, Jean Arnold 185, Margi Pollard 184, Ber- nice Henderson 183, Joyce Stacey 183, Dorothy Stark 182, Peggy Milîson 182. -75% OFFO We have just purchased, a huge shipment of Remnants and Factory Clear-Outs 90-DAY FREE FINANCING at the One and On ly Carpet Warehouse "Trenl- Setters of the Ca rpet 1lndustry" 110 King St. W. 728-0292 Open 10: 00 a. m. to 8: 00 p.rM. FREE PARKING - FREE ESTIMATES YES! WE INSTALL Oshawa byDva Goheen Port Drigton Marina and Hotel Eagles scored 16 goals, lu two games lasI week as tbey delp-ted Port Hope 5-z and F'rankford fHuskies ll-4ý Iu the Port Hope game, goals for the locuis were scored by Keitb Powell wilb two, Steve Hogarth, Alan Emard, und Nîck Vanseg- gelen one eacb. This was a bard foughl game as Bowmanviile and Port Hope played end-to-end exciting boqkey. There were brief skirmisbes as the play- ers used their muscle power, on the ice and ended up lu the cooler. On Sunday, it was a differ- eut story us Bowmanville checked like Trojuns as tbey Port Hope, didn't allow Frankfora to get on track. The wingers were coming back belping out the defence, as tbey caused Frankford fits at times in their own end as Bowmanville fore cbecked tbem at every move. Rory Gibbs witb a "bat trick" led the Eagles to the win. Don Spicher, opened tbe scoriug for Bowmanville after being set, up by Bill Wagar. Five minutes later Joe Hum- enick scored from Rory Gibbs and Brian Simpson. Doug Tamblyn then scored from BrianSimpson. Seven minutes later Nick Vanseggelen scored from Doug Tamblyn. With 30 seconds expîred in the second stanza, Bill Wagar Kramps and County Corne Out On Top after 2 Close Games Kramp's 11'urniture and Hooper's Jewellers played an exciing match that was't decided until the last minute of play. Kramps jumped into an early lead lu tbe first with two quick goals from Irv Gili and Terry Baker. Hooper's Ray Pickle got themn within one before the first ended. The second period saw Hoopers take the lead with tbe only two goals of the period by Ray Piekie, bis second, and War- ren Aider the other tally. Tbe third period was fast and wide open as Kramps bi* again for the lead with Terry Baker picking Up bis second and Mîke Donoghue rifling the go ahead goal. Kramps lead didn't iast too long as Hoopers tied it up later on a goal- by Doug Parker at 14:58. Tbe game remnained tied until 19:12 wben Glenn Rice bit to gîve Kramps a 5 to 4 victory over Hoopers. The second game saw County Crysler and Lockes T.V. play a similar game witb County coming out on top. County started the scoring off on a quick goal ut 5:25 from Doug Crougu.. Locks came back later in the period to tie it on a goal from Bruce Weisb. Just before the period euded Lanny Burns tallied to give Lockes a 2 to 1 lead. The second period saw County go nuts witb tbree unanswered goals by Doug Crough, bis second and third of the night, and John Tayler sniping one to the top corner past goaitender Mike Willoughby. Lockes' Bruce Welsb, witb bis second, put them witbin one before the period ended. The tbird period saw Lockes tie the game ou an unassisted effort from Pete Nowlan. But. just one minute inter County went abead again as Jobn Taylor bit for bis second of the night. Minutes later Lockes fougbt back to tie the game again on a goal by Randy Donogbue. Then at 19:25 Count.y's Bruce Simpson gave tbem the lead again, but just seconds later John Hughes shot the puck the lengtb of the ice into an empty net to give County a 7 to 5 victory over Lockes. Next week it's Lockes tak- ing on Kramps in the first match and Hoopers vs. County lu the second. KLtnapp 's Ban tams Beat'Bay Ridges Tie with Cobourg by Dan Waierowich once. Cobourg took the Iead by H.W. Knapp Towing Major outscoring Knapps 2 to 1 in the Bantams have extended their second. Bowmanville scored undefeated streak to seven early in the third to tie but games by thumping Bay Cobourg added three goals in Ridges 8-2 and tying Cobourg the next six minutes to 6-6. apparently sait the game Last Wednesday in a game away. Knapps did not fold and played at the Darlington their spirits were lifted wheni SprsCentre,' the; Toros Ken'Cowle cut the deficit to 2' cop leelydminated play as with less than 6 minutes left., the whitewashed Bay Ridges Scott Sellers and Jacky Pinch 8-2. Ken Cowle fired a pair drew assists on the play. while Dean Holmes, Steve Fif ty -four seconds later, Paul Frank, Wayde Preston, Scott Reid1 was set up by Jim Sellers. Greg Brunt. and Paul Hogarth and John Stewart for Reid added singles. Jody Ross another Toro tally. Wayde had three assists with Bill Preston and Steve Frank Wright and Preston adding 2 combined with Jody Ross each. Murray Ruddy, Paul twenty seconds later for the Cascagpette, Jim Hogarth, equahizer. It was Ross' second Brunt and Sellers completed goal of te game. Other Toro the Toro point parade with an marksmen were Frank and assist each. Stewart while Preston and Sunday's game in Cobourg Reid assisted. bad the oros fie three goals iu one minute and 16 seconds late in the final' period to salvage a corne from behiud 6-6 draw. The first period ended witb eacb team scoring W.Frank' S GlI by Lanny Burns W. Frank Real Estate had no problem handling Brooks Supertest last Sunday as tbey defeated tbem 10 to 2. Franks started the scoriug late in the first witb two goals from Brian Hughes and John Os- borne. Brooks came witbin one as tbey got a tally from Ron Hooper. Franks' Paul Forsey gave them a 3 to 1 lead ut the end of the first. The second period went complete- ly to W. Franks witb five unassisted goals from Ron Smpson, Paul Forsey, with bis second, Ron Baker, Steve Burns and Ted Brown. The third perind saw the two teams play more ciosely than in the previous two. W. Franks bit again althougb on a fine play ýfrom John Hughes. Brooks bit for tbeir second taily just seconds later from Lockie McNair. Franks bit once more before the end of the game by Brian Hughes, bis second of the game as well. The second game was mucb dloser as D & R Sports defeuted Spencers Real Estate 7 to 5. D & R bit eariy lu the first ou un unassisted effort from Randy Donoghue. Seven minutes later Mike Corneli bit to give D & R a 2 to 0lead at tbe end of the first. Lu the second Spencers bit quick with a goal fromn Rick Radi- mucker. The game was lied minutes laler on a goal by Wayne Pueden. D & R didn't sit stili as lbey tullied twice, bef ore the second end, botb by Joe Balson. D & R bit again lu Frankfoird Mover Atoms scored trom Ron Strike. Gary Cox scored two minutes later from Alan Emard and Boyd Knox. Rory Gibbs then scored bis first of the game from Joe Humiick. Frankford then got on tbe scoreboard as John Masterson scored followed by Jim Odgen with two goals. Ted Puk, scored the eigbtb goal of the game from Ron Strike followed by Rory Gibbs witb bis second of tbe game from Brian Simpson. In the third, Jo h n Masterson scored for Frankford. Nick Van Seggelen scored to make the score 10 to 4 f4er Rory Gibbs iand Doug Tamblyn. Rory Gibbs, completed the scoring and bis bat trick, af ter beiniz set up by Nick Van Seggelen and Joe Humenick. This was a team effort as ail players skated their bearts out, every time tbey stepped on tbe ice. On Tbursday, Oct. 30, tbey play Port Perry in Uxbridge arena. On Sunday, November 2, they meet Cobourg at the local aretia. Let's go Bowmanville. Monday Higb Single D. Harness 307. High Triple D. Harness 745. Higb Average S. Debart 221. Team Standings S. Dehart 18, 0. Etcher 14, J. Baker 13, J. Allan 13, F. Bradley 13, V. Terry 1112, S. Davis il, D. Harness il, N. Evans il, J. Bragg 10, J. Patfield 10, M. Flintoff 812. Top 10 Gaines D. Harness 307, D. Taylor 300, K. Hayes 298, D. Bromell 280, M. King 279, C. Bowers 278, J. Almond 277, J. Bragg, 276, J. Patfield 266, V. Terry 266. st. Josepsh's Bowling Team Standings Joan Gibbs 41, 21780, Delor- as Walkey 32, 21248, Gary Conway 31, 20780, Don Zealand 29, 20578, Cory Ells 24, 20655, Rose Marie Conway 23, 20567, Bob Brown 23,' 20449, Jean Holroyd 21, 19800. lligh Triple Roy Sandison 669, Fran Ells 647. High Single Fran Eus 333, Clayton Morgan 284. Tie 1, Win 1 and Lose 1 The Bowmanville Preston Mover Major Atom A Toros opened tbe 1975-76 season witb a 3-3 tie against tbe Oshawa L.N.H.L. Canadians lu an Exhibition game played lu the Darliugton Sports Centre lu Hampton, on Oct. 2nd. The home teum were slow to get going, but tbe defense quartet of Shaugbn Houston, Mike Glass, Glenn Matbews and Danuy Coombes were able to keep tbe Canadians from running away witb tbe game lu the first period. Af ter the Canadiaus bad scored 2 goals, Tim Preston scored' unassisted 10 keep the home team lu the game. The visitors scored their 3rd goal before Tim Preston scored bis second goal, again on a solo effort. Excellent goal keeping and î ood backchecking by the orwards kept tbe visitors from scoring again. Lae lu the 3rd period the home team drew even witb the visîbors when Sbaugbn Hou- ston picked up the puck jusl over bis ôwn blue hune and outskating the opposition, scored witb a well placed shot to the upper lef t corner of tbe Cauadiau's net. On October lth, the Movers played ,bost to the Osbawa L.N.H.L. Bruins. The bome team came out on the good side of the 4-0 final score, lu this Exhibition gume. Cuptain Tim Preston scored the first goal, taking the pucks from tbe game starting face- off and with a good solo effort put the puck bebind the surprised Bruin goulie. Alter- nate captuin Robbie Green scored the 2nd goal for tbe home leam witb assists going to Steven Allun and Sbaughn H ouston. Tbe 3rd goal of the first period wus scored by Tim Preston unassisted. There was no scoring iu Ihe 2nd period as btb teams pluyed a close cbecking ggine. Tim Preston got bis lbul trick lu the 3rd period wbea be scored bis 3rd goal of the day. Outstanding work by Scott Bute and Jeff Vyfschuft be- tween the pipes and the close cbeckiug and play makîng of forwards Robbie Green, Steve Taylor, Brad Fraser, Kevin Morton, Tim Little, Ron Hopcroft, Tim Preston and Steve Aluin, along wilb the steady defensive work of Mike Uiass, Glenn Mutbews, Sbuughn Houston and Dan Coombes kepl the visitors off balance for most of the gume Kýnapps next home game is tbis Saturday at tbe Bowman- ville arena witb Lindsay Providing tbe opposition. Game time is 7:00 p,rn. lide by Brooks rake Spencers the third on a bouncing shol 1from Brian Badley. Spencers fougbt back wilb lwo goals by Ray Crombie and Grant Flinloff. Five seconds inter Doug Crougb bit, for bis firsl, to keep D & R alive. Spencers weren't doue as tbey bit again from Dave Green. But aI 15:40 D & R's Doug Crough put the game ouI of reacb, Next week D & R take ou Brooks wbile Spencers match up wilh W. Frank. Mlied Major Bowling October 13, 1975 Top Ten iLarry Piper 236, Joan Sut- ClIffe 233, Doris Joli 228, Jim Brulon 226, Bernice Buday 225, Ian Welton 221, Gord Simpson 220, Albert Saman 215, Ernie Perfect 215, Peggy Haynes 214. Team Standings Sutciiffe 13, 19,532, Coole 13, 18,205, Sheehan 12, 18,446, Haynes 12. 18,089, Dunu 10, 18192, Buday B. 10, 17,839, Buday K. 9, 17,555, Fairey 8, 17,937, Patfield 7, 17,729, Crossey 7, 17,588, Joli 6, 17,378, Bagneil 1, 16,711. Ladies lligh Single 344 - Joan Sutcliffe. Men's High Single 294 - Jim Bruton. Ladies High Triple 874 - Joan Sutcliffe. Men's High Triple 830 - Larry Piper. resulting in the impressive victory by the home team. On Oct. 18tb, the Movers played their first league game, with Bay Ridges com- ing out on the short end of a 5-2 score. The home teamn opened the scoring at the 7:40 mark of the first period witb a nice goal by Tim Little on a pass from Steve Taylor. The visitors scored 3 times in the 2nd period on gcals by Mitcb Turner, Darron Mason and Craig Gertz, while holding the home team scoreless. Paul Roger and Craig Gertz scored for the visitors in the third period before Paul Stacker notcb ed one for the home team. Glenn Mathews and MIke Glass assisted on Paui's goal. urinaEagles Score 16 Goals 'n Preston the RORY GIBS Rory was the Junior "C' scoring champion for the 1974-75 season, and is off to a great start again this season. On Sunday night, he scored three goals and assisted on, two others leadiag bis teamn to victory. Rory is a hard-working hockey player and is a key member of thîs year'sE agies hockey club. 668-9 3 1425 Dundas S.E. m Whitby Shags - Sculptured LevelLoops- Plush JUTE and RURBER BACKED f romi$ $1, .yd FAMOUS BRAND NAME H ardtwist 6 q. yd. BOWMANVILLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT Notice eetin There wiIl be a meeting on Tues- day, November 4th at the Bowman- vil1le Town Hall1 at 8: 00 p. m. for Adu it coaches who would be interested in helping with a hockey school for boys 5 and 6 years of age. If you can- neot attend this meeting, but would be willing to- help coach, please leave your name with the Recreation De partment at 623-3379. OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN LTD . Porsche + Audi e Presents 'T"ý"he Player of the Week',