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8 The Canadian tafesman, BowlTanviile, February il, 1976 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Mike Os- borne's Impetials defeated Lindsay 8-3 on Saturday in Lakeshore Intermediate "A" Hockey and are zurrently in fourth place in the league. Members of the team include R. Cook, R. Dionne, F. Cowle, P. Burkhart, L. Heffering, B. Bagnell, L. Moore, R. Lintner, D. Williams, coach, T. Lintner, R. Bird, D. Rundie, M. Yourth,. D. Gilhooly captain, M. Osborne manager.< FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - The N.H.L. Oldtimers will play the Orono Orphans at Newcastle Arena next week in aid of the Newcastle Artificial Ice Fund. In the N.H.L. line-up will be Murray Henderson, Brian Cullen, Sid Smith, Murray Ezeard,_ Barry Cullen and Bob Robertson. JUDO - the Senior Ontario Judo Chamipionships will take place on Saturday, March l3th in Newtonbrook Secondary School, Willowdale. Approximately 200 men and women will partici- pate. For further information phone 421-8787. The national championships will take place in May. STREAM MOUTHS - having an "Ail Year" open season on Rainbow afid Brown trout are in Bruce, Grey, Halton, Huron, Holdimand- Norfolk, Hamilton-Wentworth and Northum- berland Counties. In Northumberland, the river is the Ganaraska, in the town of Port Hope, from the C.N.R. bridge to Lake Ontario. COURTICE FAMILY NIGHT ACTIVITY -Cour- tice Area Family Night activities will start on Thursday, February l2th in the Courtice High School Gym from 7: 00 to 9:30 p. m. Mr. G. Herron of Courtice Youth Group and the Director of Recreation will be planning out a well varied program. DUPLICATE BRIDGE - winners on Feb. ,3r-1 were: (1) Mollie Nind and Joyce Weekes, ,2) Nell GodLlard and Eileen Osborne, (3) Howard Rundle and J. B. Nelson. MaryBron'sNovicesWi Tournament C,ýhalmpionlship District Office, of the Ministry of Natural Resources, the closest of which is Lindsay,~' 705-324-6121, sporting good stores, and tourist outfitters camps and lodges, summer camps and hotels. Incidentally, a brochure, Fishing 1976, 1s May Brown'S Ca pt. Chrîs Dreosi lefthods Te Canadian Tîre trophy now available at the nearest District Ministry of presented by Reg. Johnson, whîleKîngston ï5Capt Lawrence Hînch looks on. Natural Resources Office. BASKETBALL - The following item was clipped from the Friday, February 6th issue of the Cobourg Star. Senior Vikings'Phil Krauter Explodes "BASKET-BRAWL"' AT BOWMANVILLE Cobourg West Senior Vikings aren't planning on playing another exhibition basketball game in Bowmanville this season. Once is more than enough, they say. In any event, they'd flot likely be in-vited back anyway. The 50-40 loss Vikinlgs suffered there isn't what irked them'but the poor officiating and the unchecked rough play bothered them no end. Cobourg's hypher Phil Krauter touched off a ruckus late in the game when he1 attacked Bowmanville's largest player, Nick Wind, who was huddled with the rest of the home squad. Wind, naturally . attempted to get back at Krauter. Coler heads, led by Viking coach Art Dalgarno, finally prevailed and, the game was played to its conclusion. Co-captains Daryl Broughton and Phil Krauter, along with Jim Nairn, ail were ejected during the game which was marred by :en technical fouls against the West team. 1Tied 16-16 at the end of the orderly ffrst hall, Vikings feil behind 28-27 in the third quarter and dropped further back in the fourth period as they became more frustrated. Broughton topped Cobourg West in scoring with.16 points. Kirk Kemp paced Bowmanville with 17 points. In other games of the tripleheader, the West Junior Vikings breezed to a 57-36 verdict, ovçr Bowmanville while the Midget Vikings coasted to a 61-24 win. Ed's Note - Any replies from B.H.S.? JR. C PLAYOFFS - are in full swing this week with Bowmanville Red Eagles meeting Lindsay in the best 3 out of 5 series. Eagles ended the season in Sth spot with Port Hope in 6th place and Frankford, in the cellar. OLD TIMERS -'The Annual Old Timers Basketball game will be held at Courtice Secondary School, Friday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Ahl past members of Senior Basketball teams are welcomed back to play in the game and to enjôy the dance that follows. JUNIOR C PLAYOFFS - The schedule for the Junior C playoffs with Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Eagles from Bowmanville playing the Lindsay Muskies in a best of five series, was announced on' Monday. First game will be on Friday, Feb. 13 in Lindsay at 8:30. Second game here at-7:30 on Sunday, third game;back in Lindsay on Wednesday., Feb. 18 at 7:30, fourth game at Lindsay on Friday, Feb. 20 at 8: 30, and if needed the fifth game here at 7:,30on Sunday, Feb. 22nd. CONGRATULATIONS - to W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Hockey Club who were eliminated at the recent Collingwood Tourna- ment during the third overtime period by Erin- gate 4-3. The committee felt it was the best Pee 'Wee game played there in many years. BHS Sports> By Ron Chow The Junior Girls Volleyball team bas not been doing so bof lately as fhey were defeafed in 2 games in another tourna- ment. Tbey did f ry bard and are boping for better tbings in the future. Basket bail is in fairly well as the Midget eam played fo a close vicfory over Kenner Collegiate 45-43. The Junior Baskefball team defeated Peterborough Collegiaf e 45-43 l na a well p layed gamne. The Juniors also defeated Kenner Collegiaf e 58-51. The Seniors were not shining brighfly as fbey lost two straigbf games. The first g ame losf was against Peter- borough Collegiaf e 75-51. The Redmen also lost a close game The Canadian Statesmnan Consolation trophy was presented by, Brian Purdy to Whitby Capt. Steve McWirter, left, Uxbridge's Capt. Sean Convery shakes his hand. On Saturday February 7th, on quite a di5play of very was very sharp, making many the Sixth Annual Novice exciting hockey. Stouffville key saves. Invitational Tournament was. finaliy emer ged from the Consolation Semni-Final held in the Bowmanville contest with a bard-tougbt 3-2 The nexf gamne of the day Memorial. Arena, witb the victory. feafured Whitby-Brooklin and Whitby-Brookiin Al-Stars Fourtb Game Brantford. The W-B squad winning the Consolation In the fourth game, Brant- won this well-played game by Cbampsionsh *p and'the host f ord and Kingston faced off for the close score of 4-2 against a team, the Mary Brown's what proved to be an extreme- very determined Brantford Novice Ail-Stars from Bow- ly wéll played game b y two team. W-B advanced into the manville winnîng the Champ- eveniy-matched teams. There Consolation Final againsf ionship. was no scoring until late in the Uxbridge. in the first game of, the third sfanza, wben Brantford Cbampionsbip Semi-Final tourney played af 8:00 arn. finally connected for a goal. The eigbth game of the the Toros fromn Bowmanvilie Witb just, a few minutes ieft in~ tournament featured Kingston defeated the Oshawa Can- the game, Kingston tied the and Stoufi ville. These two adiens 6-0. In the opening score to send the two teams teams put on quite a show as period, Mark Little opened the into overtime. Kingston they raced from one end f0 the \scoring parade, assisted by scored on a pretty play to earn,- other with the eventual win- Jon Clieff and Lorne Whit- the right to advance into the ners being Kingston. Stouff- marsb. Championship series. ville beld a 1-0 lead at one In the middle period, Chris Consolation Semi-Final point in this contest. Kingston Dreossi fired the second goal, The next game featured the niow advanced into the Champ- unassisfed. Jeff Dawson, Consolation semi-finalists ionship Final against Bow- scored the third goal, assisted facing off, with Uxbridge manville. by Glen Duncan. Dreossi hammering the Oshawa squad Consolation Winner scored, again, this time the by the score of 6-1. The The Consolation Champion- assist going to Tom McLaugh- Uxbridge team now advanced ship game was a one-sided lin. into the Consolation final. affair, wif h Whitby-Brooklin In the third period, Dawson Cbampionsbip Semi-Final completely dominating the scored bis second, assisfed7y The next game wvas the game. They ýwon by the score bis cenfreman, Kevin Clark. Championship semni-fin'al of 10-4. The W-B team was Dreossi rounded out the scor- series, Bowmanville squaring presented witb the Bowman- ing, completing bhis bat trick off against- Markham. This -ville Canadian Statesman performance wîth a goal set -game was aiso a very bard- Trophy by the Stafesmans up by McLaughlin. Chris fougbt battle with the Toros Advertising Manager Brian Clifton earned the shutout for, winning in overtime 3-2. Kevin Purdy.' the Toros. The victory sent Clark sent Bowmanville into Championship Final Bowmanviile into the Champ- the lead in the middle period, In the Championship game,, ionship round, and Oshawa assisted b y is linemates the fans were treated to a into the Consolation series. Brian Grabko and Jeff Daw- truly fine hockey game, with Second Game son. Markham tied the score both teams pulling out ail the In the second game of the iess than three minutes later. stops for' a victory. The tournament, Markbam played In the third period, defence- Kingston team jumped int o a very impressively to de eat man Lorne Whitmarsh blasted 1-0 lead at the 4:45 mark of the the Uxbridge squad by the one from the point to give the opening period. Jeff Dawson deciive oun of -2.Toros a 2-'1 lead. The assist on te h score, assisted by Tird Game the play went to Chris Dreossi. Brian- Grabko and Kevin The thîrd game was a real Withi 1:10 remaining in regu- Clark. Captain Chris Dreossi cliff-banger wif h Sfouffville lation time, Markham tied. the sent the Toros into the lead in and- Wbîtby-Brooklin putting score f0 send the teams into the first period assisted on the to Kenner Collegiate 60-52 in overtime. Their record now stands at 13 wins and. 5 losses. The BHS Hockey Team beat Courtice 7-4, Don Childs had an impressive 5 goals. (Another Daryl Sittier!1) Goal- je Jeff Lunney had an assist. overtime play. At the 3:55 mark of the five-minute over- time period, Chris Dreossi score d the game-winner, assisted by Brent Neill and Greg Watson. Bowmnanviiie now advanced into the Champ- ionship Final. Richard Smith was in goal for the Toros and l.a y by Tom McLaughiin and rent Neill'. There was only one goal in the middle stanza, Dreossi scoring an unassisted tally at the 9:25 mark to give Bowmanville a 3-1 lead. There was only :54 leff on the dlock wben Brian Heard biasted one fromn the blue-line assisted b y Dreossi to ciinch a very bard-fought victory for the Toros. The eame featured excellent positional play on the part o f both squads and some very solid checking, particulariy by the Toros rearguards. Chris Clif ton was in the nets for Bowmanviiie and made some saves, some of them being of the spectacular, variety. The Mary Brown's, Toros were- presented with the Bowmanviile Canadian Tire Trophy byf Reg Johnson, proprietor of the Canadian Tire store in Bowmanviile. This is the second time in six years Bowmanviiie bas won the Championship in this tournament. The Tournament was a uge success with large crowds attending during the entire day, and they were treated to some very exciting hockey by the participating teams. Much of the success of the day is due to the work of such- ý eople-as B.M.H.A. President eith Shackelton, Contact Man Rai ph Ormiston, Bow- manvilie Team Manager Stew Trip, Darlington contact man Frank Leach and Arena Managei Roy Neads- vho made sure ail was going smoothiy during the diy's operations. Many, favor- aEble comments were heard from the visiting teams con- cerning the way they, werc treated in Bowmanvilie and hoped they couid return in the future. Men's Major Ron Good won high triple 817 and high single 328, Larry Piper 806. Les Smale had a 326 single, Roer Davies' 322 and Ross Wright 307. Beaver Lumber high triple 3452, high single 1262. Larry Piper bas high aver- age 263, Dale Terry 257 and Bob Burley 251. Colliss Electric team in front with il points, Lander Hardware 1012 points, and Beaver Lumbér and Pepsi Coia tied at 10 points. MiVeB ME ORDERe Youth Bowling Tykes Sodhi 5, Wesselius 0; Carolyn Conneiiy 5, Lugten- burg 0; Murray 3, Cath Connelly 2; Hancock 3, Smith 2. Team Standings Caroidîn Connelly 27, Smnith 23, 'Sodhi 19, Hancock 16, Wesselius 12, Lugtenburg 10, Cath Connelly 9, Murray 6. High Singles K. Nagei 196-183, T. Kirkton 157. High Doubles K. Nagei 379, Timmy Kirk- ton 251. BANTAM BOYS Richards 5, Woolley 2; Tippins 7, S. Luxton 0; M. Luxton 5, Smith 2. Team Standings Richards 36. Tivpins 26. M. Luxton 23, Wooliey 22, S. Luxton 12, Smith' 7. High Singles G. Stacey 194, F. Tippins 194, M. Luxton 191. High Triples G. Stacey 492, F. Tippins 481, M. Luxton 461, G. Smith 435, E. Rozema 415. BANTAM GIRLS Knapp 7, Cooma'bes 0; Taylor 5, Wright 2; Hancock 7, Luxton 0. Team Standings Taylor 30, Knapp 25, Han- cock.24, Coombes 21, Luxton 15, Wright 5. High Singles D. Hancock 219-259-269, W. Luxton 217. High Triples D. Hancock 747, W. Luxton 509. JUNIOR BOYS Hammond 7, Coombes 0; Richards 5, Murphy 2; Cros- sey 4, Edmnndson 3; Steven- son 7, Samis 0. Team Standings Richards 28, Crossey 27, Hammond 25, Stevenson 24, Coombes 18, Murphy 16, Samis 7. High Singles J. Rines 240, J. Stoop 240, P. Coombes 224, R. Henning 229, T. Hellman 211, B. Richards 211, R. Crossey 213-259, M. Chariand 217, S. Ashurst 216, MY WuFe QiVe& ME ORDERff J. Rozema 207, A. Stevenson 211-254. High Triples R. Crossey 629, B. Richards 600,, A. Stevenson 603, J.' Edmondson 567, J. Stoop 537, J. Rines 521, P. Coombes 515, R. Henning 504. JUNIOR GIRLS Roberts 5, Richards 2; Brunt 5, Adams 2; Fairey 5, Westlake 2; Ingram 4, Team Standings Fairey 28, Richards 25, Roberts 25, Brunt 24, Ingram 21, Westlake 19, Adams 15, Williams 12. High Singles J. Van Goor 213, -J. McLean 206, B. Leavis 200, E. Williams 201. High Triples B. Leavis 522, E. Williams 514, J. McLean 502.« SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Holroyd 7, Bishop 0; Ccoombes 7, Van Ba kel 0; Whyte 4; Taylor 3; Stacey 5, Hopcroft 2; Lane 5, Reynolds 2. Team Standings Hoiroyd 28, Combes 28, Stacey 21, Taylor 19, Lane 17, Van Bakel 15, Bishop 12, Reynolds 9, Hopcroft 8. High Games L. Taylor 276-273 (794), G. 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