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Hampton Gardens Down One Game in Markham I Hampton Gardens Minor Pee-Wee hockey teamn over- powered Markham on Jan. 31, winning their fîrst play-off game 3-0. Barry Cullen seored the first goal in the f irst period assisted by Bill Hogarth. Two third period goals were scored by- Rick Erwin and Ed Osborne'. Assists went ta Rab Siggius, Brian Ruddy and Chris -Dyck. It was a campletely differ- eut story when the Hampton Gardeus crew travelled ta Markham. -A fîred-up Mark- ham -teamn outplayed Bow- manville, coming with a 4-0 win. Last Thursday, Markham came ta tawn and outscored Bowmanville 5-3 lu overtime ýlay In the fîrst period, Rab iggins scored unassisted. Barry Cullen got another goal >Iayof f S for Bowmanvllle in the sec- -ond, with Brianà Ruddy and Ed Osborne assisting. In the third p eriod Markhamri scored on a luckyfshot. Rod Plain retal- iated fr Bowmanville with Joe Nihiliý and Rick Erwin assistin2. With less than three minutes remaining in the game, Markham managed to tie the score with two quick goals while the Gardens crew were short-handed. In over- time, Markham scored two goals in the last minute of the period to win. On Sunday, Bowmanville travelled to Markham where the teams pla yed to a score-, less tie. Markham had the advantage of play in the first haîf of the game while Bowmanville out played them in the last haif. Mary Brown's Novices Fin ish Seas on ,in Firs.t- On Saturday, February l4th, the Bowmanville Mary Brown's Novices defeated the Markham squad 3-1 ta finish their regular O.M.H.A. seasan pljay. The Taras were the League winners with a record of 17 victaries, two defeats and one tie. In Saturday's contest, there was no scaring until the middle stanza, when Greg Watson scored on a beautiful play, the assists going ta his wingers Mark Little and Jon Clieff. Just 12 seconds later, Chris Dreossi notched a goal, the assist going to his left winger Brent Neill. The Toros went ahead 3-0 in the third period wben Dreassi scored again,- assisted this time Iy defenceman Brian Heard. Markham scored their only goal later in the game to spoil Chris Clifton's shutout bid. The 1975-76 editiun of the ,Mary Brown's Novices scored a total of 94 goals and allowed the opposition only 21 for a very impressive Goals Against average of 1.05 per game. Midget Canucks Win Chczmpionship in Grafton Participants in the Dec. 27-28 Tournament in Grafton, the Bowmanville Midget Canucks came home from the two day affair with the championship trophy having defeated Cobourg 3-2 in the final game. Members of the Gi Texaco sponsored team are K. Curan (goal), D. Curwin, A. Clark, R. Lockyer, S. Down, Dave Doiron, S. Collocutt, J. Nimigon, D. Pickell, J. Willburne, J. Crossey, Dan Doiron, R. McQuaid, G. Martin, E. Procknow, B. Rivers, M. Nolan and B. Gosweltwith Coaches E. Clark, H. Curwin and D. Bradley. Port Dacrlinrgtoni Junior Cs Lose First Two0 Playof fs5Againt Lidsay Muskies by David Goheen and Tom Jaiwieson pt the Bowmanville looked like Bowmanville played tonight The PotDrigo aiaMsistogasaead they were coming back but if the Eagles win, then the Hotel Junior "C", h ave a long Rory Gibbs ut the Eagles a were stop red after onegoal by next game will be played way to come-back if they want goal dloser. ~e assists went Ted Puk prmJhn Wod. Friday, February 20 in Lind-' to continue in the best three to Boyd Knox and Garyv Cox. The Eagles'could have won say and then the final game out five series against Lindsay Dave Poole and Tom Wright the game but the Lindsay here Sunday, 22nd at 7:30 p.m. TetM-ieseored to put the count at 8 to goaltender had a quick han= ______________ The Muskies hold a two game ta zero advantage, with a ten ta eight win Friday and a five ta three win an Sunday uight. Rory Gibbs played an out- standing game Friday night as he e the Bowmanvflle scorers with four goals and three assists. Doug Tamblyn collected the first goal of the game withý assists ta Rory Gibbs and Gary Cox. Lindsay came back and popped in three goals by Tom Wright, Greg Sloan, and Bob Richardson. The second stanza was Bowmanville's as Rory Gibbs tied the gamne with a hat-trick. Gary Cox and- Boyd Knox assisted on the first goal, Gary Cox and Joe Humenick on the second and Brian Simpson on the third and tyîng oal. Brian Simpson then ptthe Eagles ahead witha goal, and the iissist ta Gary ox but Mike Hadley tied thegamefor the Muskies. Iu the third, Steve Peters ~&POmn1j5g MEMBER a 40 mil liner e Aluminum walls - 20 year guarantee e Jacuzzi 24" stainless steel f lter with 314 HP motor e Jacuzzi automatic skimmer and main drain e poured concrete bottom P-re-Season "SUPER" Specials INGROUND 16' x 32' Pool Kit $ 1599 (with steel walls> ABOVE GROUND 18' Round 1 Pool Kit $ à%AmOd 133 TAUNTON RD. W. 723-1129 OSHAWA VISIT OUR INDOOR SHOWROOM SOMERVILLE MALL "Home of the Prof essionals" 6. Boyd Knox put the score a bit dloser with assists going ta Rary Gibbs and Brian Simp- son, but Steve Harper and Make Hadley scored for Lindsay ta put the game out of -each. Daug Tamblyn scored the final goal of t he game. The assist went ta, Rory Gibbs. Apart from all the scaring this game could have gane either way if the Eagles had been able ta stop the Muskies from collecting goals in bunches. Don Sturrock played an outstanding game in net, but at times didn't get the needed help around the net. In the Sunday contest the teams played ta, a scoreless first period. The scaring chances were there but the teams couldn't finish off their plays araund the apposition's net. Steve Harper opened the scoring for the Muskies early in the second follawed by Steve. Brooks who made the, score two ta, zero. Paul Albrichit finally got the Eagles on the scoreboard with an unassisted goal and Gary Cox tied the gamne. for the Eagles. The assists went ta Joe Humeuick and Boyd Knox. Liudsay's Tam Jamiesan campleted the scaring in the period. In the third,,Kevin Graham scored with only 43 seconds gone in the pJeriod. Tom Jamieson then scored ta put the. count 5 ta 2 for the Muskies. Franks and D&R'Takei Two Game Lead Overi Spences andBrook by L. -Burns In the first game W. Frank Real Estate won their second match in the semi-finals over Spencer Real Estate 4 to 3. Frank's started early with two quick goals from Gary Wilson with John Hughes and Steve Burns assisting and the second from Kim Rogers with Paul Forsey and Ted Brown assisting. Spencer's got on the board when John Vance scored on an unassisted long shot. The second period saw Spencer's tie the match with the ony goal of the period by Dave Green with Irv Gill and Bob Hellamn assisting. Two goals in the third by Frank's put them well enough in the ead y Paul Forsey with Ron Baker assisting and Steve Burns unassisted. Spencer's fought back with one goal from Wayne Paeden with Bob Hellam assisting. The second game was ail D & R Sports as they defeated Brooks B.P. 7 to 3. The first saw D & R score the only goals of the period with D oug Crough scoring on an una ssist- ed effort and then Mike Corneil scoring a pair with Larry Perris getting assists on both goals. D & R carried on with the only goal in the second when J oe Balson tallied from George Sains- bury. The third saw D & R pump two more goals in from Mike Corneil with Bruce Osborne and Larry Perris assisting, and George Sains- bury scorin g from. Doug Crough. Brooks gat on the board when Ken Holmes drilled one home from Rick Woolner. Then Mike Cornel piked up his fourth goal for D &R with help from Brian Evans. Then Ken Halmes scored his second and third of BOWMANVILLE EAGLES SCORING - FINAL GP G A Pts, Gary Cox 36 24 24 48 Doug Tamblyn 29 14 31 45 Boyd Knox 27 il 24 35 Rory Gibbs 22 18 15 33 John Wood 28 18 15 33 Ted Puk 35 12 16 28 AI Emard 28 14 13 27 Joe Humenick 30 4 19 23 Mike Roberge 26 5 17 22 Nick Van Seggelen 32 8 9 17 Brian Simpson 31 5 il 16 Keith Powell 120 10 5 15 Ron Strike 23 2, 12 14 Bill Wagar 10 3 7 10 Paul Albrecht 22 3 3 6 Steve Hogarth 3 2 2 4 Tom Conahan 5 2 1 3 Tom Nowian 6 1 2 3 Roily Simpson 6 1 2 3 Pearce Wilcox 6 1 2 3 Gary Nemisz il 0 3 3 Dave Henderson 8 2 0 2 Don Spicher 4 1 1 2 Pete Nowian 2 1 O 1 Gerald Brunt 6 0 1 1 John Conboy 4 O 1 1 John Hogarth 2 0 1 1 Jeff Legere 8 0 1 1 Neal Ryan. 1 0 1 1 Rick Scott il 0 1 1 Lenny Chappel Don Sturrock Randy Thiele GOALKEEPERS GP. Min GA Il 570 44 13 702 57 18 888 77 the day for Brooks with Rick Woolner assisting on both and Ron Hooper and Bob Howes also getting assists. Next week Brooks meet D"& R in the first game and Spencer's meeting Frank's is the second match. st. Joseph's Bowling Team Standings Gary Conway 42 points, 22,403 pins; Bob Brown 32, 22,467; Clayton Morgan 27, 22,074; Art Deboo 26, 22,014; Marg King 26, 22,111; Roy Sandison 25, 22,481; Rose Marie Conway 25, 21,864; Paul Piels 21, 21,161. High Triple Bob Brown............ 641 Lois Woodcock......... 682 High Single Martin Molloy .......... 291 Fran Els ........288 240 and Over Martin Malloy 291, Fran Elîs 288, Clayton Morgan 283, Lois Woodcock 282. Marion Vanstone 281, Roy Sandison 259, Tony Horstman 251, Ricky Zealand 249 Les Hunt 246, Delores Walkey 240. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Februai y 18, 1976 9 W. Frapnk's Major Pee Wees Lo se Series toJ Game No. 4 o' the playoffs was won 2-1 by the W.Frarik Real Estate Major Pee Wee over Markham at home on Sat., Feb. 14. Jon Janack opened the scoring with assists to Doug Dilling and Kent Wilcox. Dilling scored goal No. 2 for the Realtors with assists ta Janack and Randy Lake. Markham finally scored in period No. 3 but the strong à oaltending of Grant Bradley uring this tight game was certainly a standout., On Sun., Feb. 15 'at Mark- ham the W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros lost 4-2 to tie the series at 5 points each. Kevin Tink opened the scaring with assist to Mark Abbott, then Doug Dilling scored on a power play with assists to Todd Hooper and Jon Janack. Markham came Markham back to score four consecutive goals in this wide opened. play game. Paul Adams in goal twas very busy throughout and made a number of great tp The sixth and final game f > playoffs for the W. Frank R. Estate Major Pee Wee w' 3-0 loss to Markham'a- Darlington. Sports Centr, Mon., -Feb. l6th. Markham opened with power play goal in the fC period, then added goal Nc onl y a minute and 15 secon later. The Toros appli< continuous pressure throuýl* out the second and thîru period but à goal was not to be, had. Markham closed out the scoring with only two minutes remaining in the game. The Realtor club showed a strong and honest teanrteffort during the complete series which went right down to the wire before a winner was declared. Bow 'Bowma Kn i I, :Friday, March 5th, 1976 * 8:00 p.m. SDarlington Sports Centre Proceeds wilI be used for ICommunity ServiceI * Adm ission -tickets good for draw for Gruen watch. I * Tickets are available fromI * Hooper's Jewellers - Carnegie Pro Hardware, IMcGregor I.D.A. Drugs Brock's Service Centre Ltd. * and any Kinsmen Club Member Avg 4.63 4.87 5.20 Beautiful Flowers ..for Beautiful People. 162 King St. E., Bowrnanville 623-3365 O WASCO VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Porsche tAudi Presents 'The Player of the Week' RORY GIBBS Royaain displayed his value ta the Bowmanville Eagles when he scored four goals and assisted on three Cthers last Friday against Lindsay. 8owmanviIIe last the game hawever. On Sunday evening, Rory again a yed an outstanding game and the Ea gles again aost to t he Lindsay squad. Rory has played aIl of his hockey in BawmanvIlle and is a product of the Bowmanville Minorl-Hockey Association. Yes, We do have Free Cou rtesy for.Newc astle Area '668-9383 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby -----------------------------