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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville Decemnber 3, 197.5 Bob Beers' Major Atoms Shut Out Cobourg 4-O but Lose Next Two Encounters Followiog a Nqv. 15 victory of 4-O over the Cobourg Cougars the Bob Beer's Major Atom Toros have taken two losses, one league action, the other in exhibition play with ,Port Hope. Chuck Nash, after several hard shot attempts that were warded off by the Coburg netminder, broke bis jinx in the game to gain one of the four goals on an assist from Scott Masters. While George Kennett bril- lia ntly defended the Toro's net for the shut-out, Rav Uum- mings added two goals one from Greg Smith and another from Jeff Jacques while Kelly, Mathews added a fourth, unassisted. Kennett continued his excel- lence in goal during the first period of the Port Hope contest which the opponents would otherwise bave run into double figures. Robert Giedlinger gained the only Toro's goal of the 5-1 thumping' an assist f rom Masters in the first period. The teamn showed a lack of confidence Nov. 23 against a powerfu] Whitby club, being out-hustled and out-passed to a 7-0 victoryfor the opposing crew. Highest credit again goes to goalie,' George Kennett who came into net in the late stages of the game and held Whitby to only one goal in the final period. Mary Brown's Novice Toros Edge Whitby-Brooklin 3 fo- 2 On Saturday, November 29th, the Bowmanville Mary Browns Novices played host to a vastly improved Whitby- Brooklin squad, and handed the visîtors a 3-2 defeat to iocrease their record to eîght consecutive wins in O.M.H.A. League play. Whitby-Brooklin jumped mbt a 2-O iead early in the opening period on goals by their captain David McWhir- ter. The Toros' Captain Chris Dreossi connected on an unassisted tally to narrow the margin to une goal at the 3.03 mark of the same period. Defenceman Pierre St. Amand lied the game when he scored, the assists going to Tom NMcGlaughlin and Brent Neill. Dreossi notched the winning goal at the 8:42 mark of the first period, assisted by his wingers McGlaughlin and Neill. The rest of the game was scoreless with both teams haviog some excellent scoring chances. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmanville and was Up a Tree? 42 very steady later in the game aflter a rather shaky start. The Novices ýnow have a total of 20 points in League play with only one defeat so far this season. Bowmanville's next game is Saturday when they host Pickering at 12 noon in the Memorial Arena. Youth Bowling Tykes Carolyn Connelly 3, Sodhi 1, Hancock 3, Cath Coonelly 2; Murray 3, Sutciiffe 2; Killiog- Sbeck 3, Kirkton 2. Team Standings - Carolyn Connelly 37, Mur- ray 30, Cath Connelly 30, Killingbeck 30, Kirkton 18, Sodhi 14, Sutclîffe 11. Hîgh Singles Cath Connelly 214, Carolyn Conneliy 154, T. Sodhi 136. HighDoubles Cath Connelly 299, D. Han- cock 277, Carolyn Connelly 256. Bantam Boys Woolley 5, Rozema 2; Van Goor 5, Luxton 2; McLean 5, Smith 2. Team Standings Woolley 46, McLean 41, Luxton 38, Van Goor 32, Smith 30, Rozema 23. High Singles S. Richards 237, F. Tippins 212. High Triples S. Richards 531; F. Tippins 481. Bantam Girls Taylor 5, Tremblay 2; Hancock 5, Wright 2; Knapp 7, Luxton 0. Team Standings Ua-ncock 44, Taylor 40, Knapp 34, Luxton 31, Wright 31, Tremblay 30. High Singles D. Hancock 195. High Triples D. Uancock 504. Junior Boys Sutclilfe 7, Murphy 0; Cros- sey 7, Halîman 0; Hammond 7, Stacey 0; Richards 7, Stoop 0. Team Standings Sutcliff e 49, Richards 47, ('rossey 45, Murphy 42, Ham- mond 35, Halîman 30, Stoop 19, Stacey 13. High Singles T. Sodhi 233, S. Samiks 205-220, K. Van Abbema 205. High Triples S. Samis 565, K. Van Abbema 554, R. Crossey 512, J. Edmondson 510. Junior Girls Brunt 7, Adams 0; Richards 7, Faîrey. 0; Roberts 5, Westlake 2; Rendeli 7, Ingram 0. Team Standings Richards 54, Roberts 53, Ingram 49, Rendeli 48, Adams Don't Be. G;eorge ýIs Men's and Boys' Wa King St. East 623-321 1 Bowmonvi Use Your Chargex --Ma sterchorge or Your Christmas Lay-Away Plan il1e Debate Capital Punishment At Clarke Lawyer'Dick Lovekin and M.P. Norm Cafik were on hand at Clarke High School last Wednesday to present opposing opinions on the day's resolution -- that capital punishment be abolished in Canada. Clarke student Gordon Cochrane,' in centre of photo, organized the event which brought debating teams from seven high schools to argue the much-discussed capital punishment issue. Spo»rts MjorMidgetsSpi Important Last Wednesday, Nov. 26 the Bowmanville Sport Major Midgets travelled to Mark- ham and demolished the home squad 8-4 in a four point contest. On Sat., Nov. 29 the same Markham teama travel- led t0 Bowmanvilie and took revenge on Bowmanville, beating them 8-3. Jo Markham, the team went loto the game very confident and controlled every aspect of the game. Strong forecheck- ing and passing by the- forwards was backed up by a strong defensive game includ- ing dazzling saves by Bob Koczulab in the net. The scoring attack was domioated by the Johnston- Sarginson-Leddy combination which conoected for 13 of 14 Markham Games scoring points. Jerry Johoston was high man with five goals and one assist. Terry Sarginson had two each and JerryLeddy had one goal and two assists. The other point was an assist credited lu Kim Storgaard. ,Back in Bowmanville, the game was close until the third period when the visitors hanged in five goals. The loc ais played well inspots, but later resorted to "chippy" tactics and subsequenlily went loto the third short in man- power. Two players were ejected for 'fighting and un- geotlemanly conduct. Two of the four defencemen were forced fromn the game with injuries, and one forward sat H. L. Wood Minor Bantams Continue in Fi Hard-Fought Tig Io Whitby on Sun. Nov. 30, the H.L. Wood Minor Bantams had to come from behind twice to tie a strong Whitby team. This was our first meeting this season. 23, Brunt 22, Westlake 17, Fairey 14. High Singles A. Woolger 248, M. Westlake 223, S. Campbell 214, J. Van Goor 209, P. Almond 201. High Triples A. Woolger 587, M. Westlake 560, L. Richards 530, D. Rendeli 527, S. Campbell 520, W. Brunt 505. Senior Mixed League Whyte 5, Judy 'Holroyd 2; Lane 5, Murphy 2; Farrell 5, Mosher 2; Reynolds 7, Jo Anne Uolroyd 0; Taylor 5, Hall 2. Team Standings Whyte 65, Reynolds, 54, Mosher 51, Taylor 49, Lane 47, Farrell 45, Hall 43, Murphy 25, Jo Anne Uolroyd 23, Judy Uolroyd 16. High Gamnes W. Van Goor 251-257 (683), N. Van Bakel 290, A. Bons 274. Newtonville - Starkville Teani Standing Cahbage Ueads 26, Sweet Peppers 23, Carrot Tops 15, Celery Hearts 14. High Single Joyce Stacey 308 Hligh Triple Joyce Stacey 737. 200 Games Joyce Stacey 308, 223, 206, Cindy Cowle 292, 237, Bernice Henderson 246, Marlene Slacey 238, 218, Peggy Milîson 237, 214, Doris Chrysier 236. Jean O'Neill 231, Blanche Jooes 227, Donna Morris 213, 201, Gail Milîson 203, Jean Arnold 202. Avera ges Cindy Cowle 206, Marlene Stacey 198, Gail Milîson 195, J ceStacey 193, Peggy Mi'lson 190, Beroice Ueo der- son 188, Jean Arnold 19.5, Marg i Pollard 182, Olive lien derson 172, Sandra McInoes 167, Donna Morris 165, Blanche Jones 162, Mary Topple 160, Sheýrry I a Il 161, Doris ('hrysler 159), (alhby Ogderî 1581, Donnra SIark 147, P at O sborne 146, An n 'lo<d 133t, Jean ()'NeilII :1,IÀndaý Fa~rrow 1:Ii, VI I aI Iersin 124. irst Place Affer i e with Whitby Bath teams had a number of chances, but both goaltenders came up with great per- formances stoppiog break-. aways throughout. Whitby opened the scoring with the only goal of the first period on a power play. Bowmanville fought back and tied the game on a power play goal by Chuck Welsh assisted by Brent Clemens. Whiby scored again 10 end the second period. Whitby 2 Bowmanville 1. SStan Greenham scored on a blistering shot t0 tie the game early i0 the third on a power play. Il was lu end action with both teams be'ing held off the score board on a fine goaltend- ing. Playing in goal for Toro's was Mark Shackeiton. Final score Whitby 2, Bowmanville 2. Next Sat. Dec. 6 in Bowman- ville we play this same team, game lime 5:30. Monday Night Hligh Single: J. Tennant 305. Uligh Triple: O. Etcher 743. Uligh Average: S. Dehart 215. Team Standings S. Dehart 27, V. Terry 23 ½ O. Etcher 22,, N. Evans 21, J. Baker 21, D. Uarness 19 1,2, F. Bradley 19, J. Allen 19, S. Davis 17, M. Flintoff 16, J. PaIIield 15, J. Bragg 14. Top 10 Gamnes J. Tennant 305, J. Almond 300, J. Patfield 299, O. Etcher 294, 266, D. Uarness 277, D. Adams 271, H. Lockhart 270, S. Davis 268, L. Coombes 265. Charterwaiys Bowling John Geddes 191, Larry Cox 190, Wes Marlin 1816, Marg Geddes 1815, Sl1ew 'lrazv iss 183, Ra y Vena sse 181 , M ad(el inre Mail iii 10, ID)ris QLilliariis 177, l)ianiî; 'lraviss 170 lBar baîa hall 1;9ý Iligli NImS Sinîgle 'sian i ai l I . Il igl eh .'li e J;IY lav \eiasse 5681 Il ighi I adîes' Sinîgle MVaîleliiie l\ar1 iii236 Il ighLi ahes"I'rîple Mnl,îlel inc Ml'lin573. i0 the penalty box for haîf the period, serving9 another's pen- alty. And finaÏly when, late in the period, the goalie was ejected, and forward Mark La vigne was put into goaltend- ing duty, the team's previous actions looked quite disgrace- fui. In the scoring department, Don Farrow and Mark Lavigne had one goal and one assist each. Terry Sarginson picked up the other goal and John Conboy had one assist. Legion Ladies Team Standings Plazek 27-1,2, 35,775, Shee- han 18, 33,714, Sutcliffe 16-1/2, 34,352, Partner 16, 33,931. High Single Mary Gray 280. High Triple NyhI Sheehan 702-. SHîgh Average Joan Sutcliffe 221. Averages Joan 'Suteliffe 221, NyhI Sheehan 209, Ann Plazek 206, Irene Whitney 200, Mary Gray 191, Bernice Partner 184, Mary Bates 183, Denise An- naert 178 (24) Diane Howarth 176, Wilma Bates 174 (27) BUS SPORTS By Ron Chow Now that the football season is over, basketball is getting in high gears. Aithough the Junior Girls' Basketball team is f inished for the season, the Senior team succeeded in making the playoffs. The Seniors' first playoff game was a semi-final game against McLaughlin. Bowmanville was slow getting started but fought back taking a close 24-23 win. The next game that the Seniors will play will be a bOSSA final against Oshawa Catholie at C.L. Roberts. Best of Luck Girls! As the Girls' Illaskeî.tbdtI season draws î,W an end, 8loys' Baskcthail is just beinning as the teams are made up and practice begins As usual there xili be a Senior, Jurio and Midget team. The Seniors started off their season by defeating O'Neill 75-31. 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