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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 26. 1975 FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO - B.H.S. Junior Basketball team coached by Jack Ross, of the teaching staff, will play the Port Hope squad, in an exhibition game at B.H.S. Playing for Bowmanville will be Don Stutt, centre, Bob Gallagher, Ted Dadson, forward, Ron Moorcraft and Don Taylor, guards. FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO - In Re- creation Pee Wee hockey action on Saturday at the local arena, the Canadians, were defeated 6-5 by the Generals. Canadian team goals were by Rick Shackleton (2), Doug McKnight, David Passant, and Morris Meadows, 1 each. Assists went to Laurie Gay, Paul Martin and Morris Meadows. DON TAYLOR- bowling for the Salem team in the rural league posted the highest triple at Liberty Bowl this season with games of 378-269-283 for a big 930 triple. Dale Terry had been leading with a triple of 915. SPONSORS - of All Star Hockey teams in Bowmanville are as follows: Minor Bantam - H. L. Wood Transport, Major Bantam - H. W. Knapp Towing, Minor Midget - Constitution Insurance, Major Midgets - Bowmanville Cycle and Sports. B.H.S. COACHES - are holding practises at the local arena on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 7 a.m. for the school hockey team. Any student interested should come out to the practises. CURLING UNDERWAY - The several sections of the Bowmanville Curling Club got underway recently and hopefully, with some cold weather at hand, the ice should soon be in superb condition. Quite a few changes and mprovements have already taken place at the club since Jay Lilge was appointed full- time manager, and more are to come. There is still room for more curlers if you would like to try your hand at this interesting and exciting type of recreation, and the social aspect is also most important. Drop out to the club and see for yourselves. It's hard to believe but up to last week, Norm Allison, accompanied by his wife, was playing 18 holes of golf each day. We haven't heard if Bob Walton, who in the past has had that distinction, is still playing, but they both probably will be out again if the weather gets a bit warmer. ARTIFICIAL TURF - for Oshawa Civic Fields is out for the time being. $750,000 is a lot of money, and those in charge can't justify the expense as yet. HUB OF THE UNIVERSE - You have to hand it to that great if tiny community called Solina: They've come up with a history book with a hard eover that would do credit to a much larger centre. Not only that but on Friday night, almost the entire population got together with a two-fold objective. They honored two sets of newlyweds and then to complete the evening, presented individual trophies to each member of their senior soccer team who have won the Darlington champion- ship 10 years in a row. That's real community spirit that's hard to beat. GREAT GAME - With two of their players sidelined because of suspensions, the Port Darlington Marinas skated their hearts out on Sunday night in one of the fastest and cleanest games of t he season against a rugged and speedy Frankford team, to win 6-3. The entire team worked together to provide some great entertain- ment. An interesting pre-game presentation of gifts to goalie Randy Thiele and his bride-to-be Janie Marshall was a nice touch. AFter that, there was no way Randy was going to let those pucks get past him. The score might have been higher for the Marinas if the Frankford goalie hadn't been right on. He stopped several that were labelled for counters. CONGRATULATIONS - Knapp's Towing Major Bantams who bave bad considerable trouble with Markham over the years, finally broke through on Saturday night and came up with a tie in a well-played game. And it took a short-handed goal by Paul Reid to do the trick. Tbe basb on the snoot he took in Bay Ridges doesn't appear to bave slowed bim down any, he was flying on Saturday. The report that was sent in had him deking the rearguard out of some of bis essential equipment. We took the liberty of changing it to 'long johns', tbis being a family type newspaper. SWIMMING POOL - Don't forget the special meeting that has been called for Thursday, Dec. 4th, 8 p.m. in the council chambers to discuss the possibility of installing an indoor swimming pool at Bowmanville High School. All interested parties are asked to attend and bring their suggestions along with them. Broadloom Bantam No. 2 Special Presentation for Goalie and Bride-to-Be On Sunday night at Memorial Arena here, the Junior C game was held up for a few minutes while Executive President Bill Simpson, left, and Team Manager Don Harvey made a special presentation to goalie Randy Thiele and his bride-to-be, Janie Marshall. Afterwards, Randy was in great form as the Marinas downed Frankford 6-3. Marina Jr. Cs Score 6-3Wi Graham#s IGA Atom Over Frankford SundayNight First By David Goheen Following their big 6-3 win over Frankford Huskies here on Sunday, the Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's find themselves in fourth place in the league, with six wins and six losses for 12 points. Their scheduled game Fri- day was switched to later in the season to accommodate a change in Stouffville's sche- dule. On Sunday night, John Wood and Doug Tamblyn led the Marina's scoring with two goal performances. Gary Cox opened the scor- ing at the one minute mark after a per fect pass from Doug Tamblyn and Joe Humenick. Frank ord's Jean Douchette potted two goals to put them atieaci and Tea FuR tied the score on a set up pass from Joe Wood. In the second, Doug Tam- blyn scored from John Wood on a pass from centre. John Wood scored an unassisted goal to put Bowmanville ahead 4-2. In the third, Tim Neron scored with 28 seconds elapsed in the period. This brought Frankford within one of tyng the game. The Eagles let down as the Huskies came to life and started to lead the game in checking and shooting. But the locals came back and played good hockey, check - check - check and skating Jonn wooa iea une way wtrî a goal on a pass from Ted Puk and Allan Emard. Doug Tam- blyn then scored to complete Mary Brown' Imlv I' ContinueonScoring By Blasting Pickerii The Bowmanville Novice nG Toros continue 10 play notched by Greg Watson, impressively tinu .M .H.A unassisted. Mark Little scored League play. On Saturday the fourth tally, assisted by November 22nd, the Mary Jonathan Clieff. Dreossi Brown's squad travelled 10 scored his third of the period, Pickering and handed the host unassîsted. McGlaughlin con- club a sound thrashing 10 the nected for tbc sixth goal, the tune of 11-0. This victory was asssit going to Dreossi, who is worth four points to the playing superb hockey for the ' Novices this year. Dreossi In first period, the Toros scored the last goal of the connected after only 18, period, unassisted. seconds bad elapsed, Chris Jonathan Clieff scored early Dreossi scoring, assisted by in the middle stanza assisted bis ingernBrent Neill byais centreman Greg Dreossi scored again 49 Watson. seconds later, assisted by La e in the final period, Neill andTomoMcGlaughlin. defenceman Lorne Whitmarsh The third Toro goal was connected for bis first goal of the scoring from Bill Wagar and Gary Cox. There were no skirmishes as witnessed last week, just end to end exciting hockey. There were a couple of close calls at the Bowmanville net, but the goalie, Randy Thiele, came to the rescue. Don Sturrock is home from hospi- tal and resting at home. Jack Gibbs,¯Rory's father, a member of the Bowmanville Hockey Association aflter ma- jor surgery has returned to the Bowmanville Hospital, where he is receiving treatment and therapy. All the fans wish him a speeding recovery. Bowmanville meet Frank- ford Friday and play Lindsay next Sunday night starting at 7:30. Games On Monday, Nov. 24, Bow- manville Atom B's hosted Markham and edged the visitors 2-1. Billy McArthur played outstanding between the pipes as Markham out shot Bowmanville 27-18. Markham opened the scor- ing at 5:52 of the second period, but Bowmanville came back and Vie Romard scored on a goal mouth scramble assisted by Todd Beers. Bowmanville put on the pressure in the thirdperiod and at the 2:48 mark Scott Johnston slammed in a re- bound from a hard point shot by Jeff Logan. Again the I.G.A. Atom B's ave a real team effort to hold off the fast skating Markham team. Rec reat ion Hockey Minor Hockey Results Tyke League: Nov. 18th - Cable T.V. 2, Doug Logan, Brian Greenwood, Creative Fun for Little One's 2, Mark Hickey, Randy Smitt, Con- sumers Gas 3, Paul Robin- chaud, Chris Beck, Allen O'Reilly, Bon Rae Develop- ments 3, Andrew Davy 2, Darryle Dallas. Pee Wee League: Nov. 17th - Franks Variety 4, Robert Kennett, Danny Desousa, Dan Elliott, Dana Severn, Cable T.V. 3, Allen Mailey 2, Kevin Henning. Bantam League: Nov. 17 & 18th - Kiwanis Huskies 8, Paul Marner 3, Pat Reynolds 2, Neil Blackburn, Joe Luceri, Ross Reid, Kiwanis Cubs 2, Randy Crossey, Allen Turney, Franks Variety 7, Paul Cor- nish 2, Eric Vanderluit, Mark Luxton, Allen Howard, Jeff Down, Neil Osborne, Brocks B.P. 2, Darrell Goudey, Jeff Sallows. Midget League: Nov. 18th - Lettner Electric Flyers 6, Quinn James 2, Mark Vanson, Mark Bissonette, Tony Wbil- lans, Kevin Gray, Pitts Nurs- ing Homes Eagles 4, Joe Nowlan 2, Rory Erwin, Larry Hearl Legion Ladies Team Standings Plazek 2412-32835, Partner 16-31139, Sheehan 16-30916, Sutcliffe 2 N2-31766. High Single - Joan Sutcliffe 275. High Triple - Ano Plazek 694. Top 10 Averages Joan Sulcliffe 225, NybI Sbee- han 207, Ann Plazek 206, Irene Whitnev 199, Mary Gray 190, Bernice Partner 183, Mary Bates 183, Diane Howarth 177, Wilma Bates 175, Denise Annaert 174. Mixed League Team Standings Sutcliffe 22-35068, Dunn 22- 34349, Haynes 21-34075, Shee- han 21-33307, B. Buday 18- 33530, Coole 17-33170, Joli 17-33056, K. Buday 16-32479, Fairey 14½/-34052, Patfield 14-32692, Crossey 122-34045, Bagnell 3-31060. High Triples - Doris Joll 847, Larry Forsey 700. High Single - Joan Sutcliffe - 327, Don Ellis - 293. Top 5 Averages Larry Piper 244, Doris Joll 236, Joan Sutcliffe 233, Jim Bruton 226, Bernice Buday 225 Wins Onear Bowmanville Broadloom Bantams came out on top with a victory in a game at Port Perry. Bowmanville went into Port Perry's Arena with a short handed team, missing their Captain Scott Clifton who is out with a knee injury. Bowmanville opened the scoring with a goal from Kevin Ward after only 22 seconds of play on a good passing play from Brian White and Paul Desroches. A minute and 20 seconds later, it was Andy Paton who scored with a well set up goal by Steve Braun. After 4 minutes of play il was Steve Braun with a goal assisted by Russ Carruthers and Brad Hockin to put Bowmanville out in front 3-0. Port Perry scored with about 4 minutes left in the lst period. Ip the second perio , both Ieams scored only 1 goal mainly due to the efforts of Bowmanville's goalie Dan Reefke and Port Perry's goalie Warren Nichoushen. Bowmanville second period goal was scored by Paul Desroches with the assist going to Kevin Ward. In the third period, Bow- manville scored two more goals. Both tallied by Kevin Ward giving him a hat trick for the game. Nick Gibbs received an assist on the first goal and the second by Kevin nd Ties One in this period was unassisted. Final score was Bowmanville 6, Port Perry 2. Bowmanville 3 Markhain 3 Bowmanville still playing short handed with 2 players away, had to work hard to come away with a tie in a game played at Darlington, Sports Centre last Saturday,. Andy Paton scored the only goal in the first period after 3½, minutes of play assists going to Gary Eeuwes and Jim Braun. In the second period it was Markham with 2 unanswered goals putting them out in front 2-1. Bowmanville tied the score with a well deserved goal and hard work by Russ Carruthers and some fine fore checking by Kevin Ward and Brian White. Both players were awarded assists on the goal. With 4 minutes to play in the game Markham went out in front again with a low hard shot which beat goalie Brook Cole. Bowmanville pulled its goalie with a minute remain- ing in the game. The move paid off with a goal from Gary Eeuwes with only 5 seconds left on the clock. The goal earned Bowmanville a well deserved tie due to the hard work of all the players and good goaltending from Dan Reefke and Brook Cole. RNews Bulletin ngllO-O the season an unassisted marker. Jeff Dawson, a much improved hockey player, scored a pretty goal, also unassisted. With 1:36 remain- ing in the game, McGlaughlin fred the final goalthe assistsONLY 5 W EEKS L going to Dreossi'and defenceO man Brian Heard. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmaovlle and was called uon0 10 stop Pickering on T a e 7 7 three breakaways, preserving the fifth shutout for his team so far Ihis wloear. Retail Sales Tr Bowmanville will hast the Brooklin-Whitby team next Saturday at 12 noon in Memorial Arena. Knapp's Towing Major Bantam Finally Break Markham Jinx With Shorthanded Goal to Tie Paul Reid's shorthanded, distinctive territorial edge, first taken from Markliam i unassisted tally with two Bryden Milett, who was the the last two years and minutes left in the game victim on Reid's equalizer put consolidated Knapps first earned the Toros a well Markham ahead with a short- standing in the OMHA Lake- deserved 1-1 Draw with Mark- handed marker at the 5.47 shore league. ham. Reid picked up a loose mark of the second. Again it Toros next home game is puck in the center zone and was the Toros who carried this Wednesday when Whitby stickhandled his way into the play but failed to register on comes to the Darlington Markham end. Breaking in on the scoreboard. It was Much Sports Centre for a 7:30 goal, he completely deked the the same story in the third encounter last Markham rear guard until Reid broke the ice. right out of his long johns and The solid overal perfor- iN ignt naW kS fired a low hard one which mance hy Bowmanville finally Tearn Standinas caught the corner of the cage. broke the spell Markham has M.Trimble 31492-34,B Vlbur After a scoreless first period held over squad.-The one point 30061-28, L Burgess 29984-27 in which Knapps had a earned by the Toros was the Rowe 2906722, M.Bates 28516-20. K. Raîston 28',08-14. 1, ilgh Single 1 . Wright 291. an m r teligh Triple 1. Wright 644. was he. TorosTopIwh carie S s T r to1Wght291, B Nimigo285, uorntilReid r.235,Hughes JvBuron 257, Bonnie Burgess 28238 J. Row 218, M. Bates Win O er C bour208,A. Lorusso 208. inc Nnappsvhadie On Sat., Nov. 22 Cobourg lrom Neil Jones, lînishing off N w o v le gave H.C. Wood's Minor the scoring was Chuk Vvlsh Sa L Bantams a tough game for two getingis second goal rom fs ta rovi e periods whîch saw the score Rjck Simpsot. Swee Peppers 23, Cabbage lied 1-1 afier the second period Heads 23, Celer Hearts 14, was over. Toros' came out Next Sat., Nov. 29 Toros Carrot Tops 12. flying in the third and scored 5 havse an exhibition game Iligh Single - Donna Morris goals giving up onlyi10To against a tough Toronto Red 295. Cobourg on a power play. Wing Team who play in the Iligh triple - Cindy Cowln Scoring for Bowmanville M.T.H.L. SAA". This could ber731. were Rick Simpson un- a good contest, game lime 4 Oer220Games assisted, Randy Macdonald p.m. aI Bowmanville. On Sun., Donna Morris 295, Cindy unassisted, Carl Chambers Nov. 30 toros play Whitby in Cowle 289235, Blanche Jones from Robb Deboo and Dale Brooklin Arena, dis bcing our 255, Jean Arnold 236, Cath Broome, Chuck Wels from first meeting Ibis season it Ogden 235, Gail Milson 224 Rik Simpson, BrentaCletg m ens promises 10 bea ough game. 221. O WA SCO0 VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Porsche + Audi Presents 'The 0Pl1ayer àr of the Week' DOUG TAMBLYN On Sunday evening, Doug skated miles and scored once to help his teammates defeat Frankford 6-3. Doug Tamblyn is a forward, and gives it all he's got in al1 the games. He is a Bowmanville boy and has played all his hockey locally. YES! We do have a Body Shop featuring Modern Equipment combined with Old-Fashioned "PRIDE IN WORKMANSHIP" 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby OSHAWA YWCA Winter Programs Program Brochures are available at the Program Building, Simcoe and McGregor Streets Registration for ail activities accepted at the Program Office Now! 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