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Bob Beers Minor Atoms Close Out S Beers Toros Drop Two to Whitby On Jan. 25th, Beers Toros lost 7-2 in the Brooklin Arena. This particular game was one in which the Toros were completely disorganized. The two Toro goals came from the sticks of Kelly Matthews, unassisted, and from Jay Sweet assisted by Robert Giedlinger. On Jan. 31st the Beers boys came up against Whitby again only to lose by a score of 6-1. Robert Giedlinger, Ray Cum- min s and Wayne Mutton made very goo plays and Scott Masters worked his heart out the entire game, but to no avail. Scoring the only goal was Robert Giedlinger rom Ray Cummings and Wayne Mutton. End Season with 500 Per Cent Average Beers Toros travelled to Ajax on Feb. lst to close out their league play with an excellent game although it was a loss of 2-0. Playng a strong first period were hard hitting Glenn Owens and a fine effort by Jay Sweet. The second period had Scott Masters playing a very aggressive and clean checking game. Greg Smith also played well during the second, throw- ing very good and solid checks. The third period of play had Ray Cummings and Chuck )eason Play Nash playing excellent hockey. Roundin out the fine defence for the áy was Scott Heard who has great anticipa- tion of play and Chris Michel- son with wonderful skating ability. Robert Giedlinger certainly has proved to be an asset to this team with his great deking power and his ability to slow down the playito the required speed. Wayne Mutton, especialiy since the Brantford tournament, has also been a big help to the team with fine aggressive play and hard work in the corners. Darrin Knight seems to have the knack of taking the puck away from the opposition even in full flight. Jeff Jacques hard corner checks had the Ajax team skating with their heads up and Kelly Matthews continued to win the face off time after time. We hope that Jon Rowe will soon return to play after his appendix operation. George Kennett played one of his best games during this Ajax con- test; it is worth the price of admission just to watch this guy perform between the pipes. Congratulations to both George and Jon for their fine goal tending this. year. The Toro Minor Atoms would like to thank Coach Llo d Heard, Mickey Burns an Paul Albrecht for all their time and effort this year. Hockin Pee Wees Tie with Whitby On Feb. 7th, the Hockin Real Estate PeeWee B Toros jour- neyed to Brooklin to play the, league leaders, Whitby. It was one of the best games played by the team. After a three- hour delay caused by a time mistake in the schedule, the team came out on the ice raring to go. The Toros scored first withSteve LaVigne connecting after just a minute and a haîf with a Whitby mannoff for tripping. Potter and Siggins got the assists. Whitby scored half-way through the first and scored the only goal of the second pei u thescore to 2-1. h ckîn squad came back in the third period with two goals in 34 seconds. Kevin Welsh tied it up assisted by Potter and Clemens. Then Dana Peebles picked a corner after recepving a pass from Steve Siggins putting the Toros in front with 1:10 seconds left to play. But then Whitby scored on a heart-breaking play with LaVigne iying hurt in the edge of the crease, a Witby player went around the bac k of tbe net, putting the puck into the empty side. Mark Matthews, wbo was hurt during the game is apparently all right and Scott ,Patterson, who was called up from Recreation played a steady game. MarinasDefeat Stouffville in Last Game of Schedule Gary Cqx, 9, had just scored the tying goal when this picture was taken in the third period on Sunday night, leaving the Stouffville goalie and defencemen quite unhappy. The Junior C Marinas went on to add two more before the end of the period while Don Sturrock in the Bowmanville net held the Clippers scoreless w1th some great saves. Rory Gibbs is the player at right with his stick held high. Bowmanville now meets Lindsay in a best 3 of 5 series, starting Friday in Lîndsay, and back here Sunday at 7:30 p.m. arma Core upwithBig Win flnwnnn C..fl1i 4 by David Goheen Port Darlington Marina Hotel Junior " C's" played their final game of the schedule on Sunday nght and came up with a 6 to 4 win over the Stouffville Clippers. Joe Humenick opened the i yIIu~ ~I Iay Lndsay7 scoring for the locals after being set up by Doug Tam- blyn. The teams had excellent scoring opportunities but were unable to increase the count. Mike Whiteman of Stouff- ville tied the game in the second. Doug Tamblyn col- lected two goals to give the Eagles a 3 to 1 lead. Nick Vanseggelen and Boyd Knox assisted on Dougs' first goal with Ron Strike and Paul Albright, the assists on the second. Dave Mumford, Doug Tay- lor and Jeff Roy scored for the Chippers to take the lead in the game 4 to 3 In the third, Bowmanville came back and got goals by Gary Cox from Éoyd Knox and Joe Humenick. Mîke Roberge scored from John Wood and Ted Puk and within 23 seconds of this goal Boyd Knox scored from Nick VanSeggelen and Rory Gibbs, Bowmanville will meet Lindsay in a best 3 out of 5 series with a home game for the Marina's Sunday night at 7:30. Port Hope squeezed by Frankford by 5 total goals, to Mixed Major Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 252, Bernice Buday 229, Doris Joll 227, Peggy Haynes 226, laurice Annaert 226, Jim Brutàn 223, Joan Sutcliffe 220, Jolin Luff- man 219, Ross Hall 218, Pat Bagnell 214. Team Standings Sutcliffe 12-15283, Sheehan 11-15300, Fairey 10-15709, Bick- ell 10-15430, Buday 9-15269, Brooks 7-15587, Joll 7-15047, Forsey 7-15012, Bagnell 6- 147,65, Haynes 4-14598, All- dread 4-14393, Opoka 3-14927. High Triples - Doris Joll 816, Larry Piper 797. High Singles - Jim Bruton 328, Doris Joll, Eleanor Hilts 316. Liberty Belles Team Standings Roberts - 9458 - 13, Coombes - 9487 - 12, Alldread - 9821 - 10, Nickerson 9382 - 9, Partner 8892 - 8, MacDonald - 9058 - 7, Bons - 9095 - 6, Foran - 9020 - 6, Spear - 9076 - 5, Pearce 8865 - 5, Forsey - 8841 - 4, Lewis - 8547 2. High Single - 289, Marion Gibson. High Double - 566 (284, 282) Sharon Robinson. Top Averages May Alldread 219, J. Spear 213, L. Nickerson 207, S Robinson 204, M. Gibson 201 M. Pearce 198, C. Roberts 196, J. Phillips 195, I. Davis 193, A. Bons 193, H. Cook 192, D. Foran 192. I I 1~ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviilp. February 11, 1976 9 Charterways Night Hawks Wes Martin 189 John High Single - Mary Erwin - Geddes 189, Marg Geddes 188, 260. Ray Venasse 184, Larry Cox High Triple - Gloria Vanson 182, Madeline Martin 182, - 666. Stewart Traviss 181, Doris TeamStandings Quilliams 173, Stan Hall 171, 1. Wright 13701-14, B. Wilbur Dianna Traviss 170. 13718-11, M. Trimble 13506 11, Men's High Triple M. Bates 13260-10, K. Rolston Wes Martin ..............678 13636-7, A. Burgess 12915-7. Men's High Single Top 10 Scores Roy Youngman .......... 267 M. Erwin 260, A. Burgess 230, Ladies High Triple J. Dixon 231, J. Burton 224, D. Marg Geddes ............562 Ogden 239, G. Vanson 236, M. Ladies High Single Potter 220, M. Bates 243, 1. Madeline Martin ........230.. Hughes 247, E. Mitchell 222. Presfon the Mover Atoms Lose Out in Sem i-Fials of Peterboroug h Tournament Preston The Mover's parti- cipated in Peterborough's Major Atom Tournament Jan. 30, 31 and Feb. i and did very wel1, with two wins, one ie and one loss. Bowmanville vs Hespeler Friday, January 30 Bowmanville h ustled throughout this game and took a one to zero lead at the four-fifty mark of the 1st veriod on a goal bv Tod Tremblay assisted by Danny Coombes. Hespeler tied it up 50 seconds later but the Toro's took over from there with three unassisted goals from Paul Stocker at eight-forty of the first period assisted by Robbie Green and Shawn Houston and then Robbie Green at the nine min. mark of the same period scored from Shawn Houston. Tod Trem- blay for bis 2nd goal of the pae from Robbie Green at ive-thirtv of the 2nd period finished up the scoring. The finai score was Bowmanville four and Hespeler one. There was good solid effort by the whole club. Junior'C'TeamStandings At the End of League Play Feb. 8th, 1976 Total G.P. Won Lost Tied Pts. Cobourg 36 25 7 4 54 in Plaayoffs 361713 63 4 tofvle36 19 143 6 41 get the final playoff spot. Stufvll 36 14 13 6 Let's get out and support the Port Perry 36 14 14 8 36 team. Lindsay has been Bowmanville 36 14 19 3 31 averaging over 1,000 people in Port Hope 36 9 21 6 24 their small arena, and Port Frankford 36 10 22 4 24 Hope 800 or more fans; Bowmanville 200, hardly good enough. PORT HOPE - In Playoffs by .00245 average. Bowmanville vs Collingwood Saturday, January 31 Preston The Movers kept right on moving against Col- lingwood and shut them out two to zero. Scott Bates and deff Vyeschaft earned this shut out, playing there usual steady game in goal with there defencemen giving them lots of protection and the forwards hustlin gboth ways. Good team e ffort earned this shut out. Tim Little and Tim Preston scored for Bowman- ville. Both goals were un- assited. Bowmanville vs Leamington Saturday, January 31 Leamington gave Bowman- ville a good hustle in this game. Our men had to work hard to gain the tie. Leaming- ton went ahead at the eight- twent -five mark of the first ,eriod and one minute later od Tremblay ied it up from Shawn Houston and Paul Stocker. Leamington jumped ahead again at seven-twelve of thedsecond period and 25 seconds later, Tim Preston from Tim Little gave the Toro's the fie. The final.score wa omavle n La-berOn hekait n Beautiful Flowers for Beautiful ington 2.,It was a well played game by both clubs. Bowmanville vs Cobourg February1 After playing their good strong games our guys came out against Cobourg and seemed too come up real flat. They were beat 3 to 1 with the last goal entering an empty net. It was not one of the Toro's better games but they were in the play right up until the final whistle. We some- times expect our kids too come up with the big game everytime out. This just isn't the way it happens. Preston The Movers had themselves another good tournament and win or lose, they are always a good representative of the town of Bowmanville. "Way to Go Toro's" Moderation of all things is a simple, but effective method of reduing your risk of heart disease. Your Heart Fund is the Number One defence against heart disease, Canada's Num- ber One health enemy. 162 King St. E., Bowmanville People. 623-3365 St. Joseph's Team Standings Gary Conway 37 points, 19568 pins; Bob Brown 27, 19638; Rose Marie Conway 25, 19412; Marg King 24, 19388; Art 'Deboo 24, 19363; Roy Sanderson 23, 19866; Clayton Morgan 20, 19028; Paul Piels 16, 18465. High Triple Gary Conway ............683 Marion Vanstone ..........669 HighSingle Don Zealand.... 272 Marion Vanstone.......271 Over 240 Don Zealand 272, Marion Vanstone 271, Nancy Piels 263, Alton Crosby 260, Bill Holroyd 253, Roy S&tidison 252, Hugh Smith 266, Cory Ells 253, Delores Walkey 251, Don Powers 247. Mul 1 . 1 1 IMM