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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 3, 1976 FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO - The B.H.S. undefeated. Bantam basketball team defeated j i 17-16 on February l3th to take first place in t.e Whitby - Oshawa - Bowmanville group. Alex Ca ..on led witheight points, Jim Hooper four. Bo anville line up - Markle, Abrams, Stacey, Cov1 e1rly, Cameron, Hlooper, G. Richards,- CoIweII, Vieand A. Richards. i LAHBAK -10 YEARS AGO - Mary Jane Oke, Bowmanville, and Victor Irving, Scarborough won the Junior Pairs Champion- ship of Central Ontario, on Saturday at Varsity Arena. NI.H.L. - Oldtimers Hockey Club will be playing the "Bowmanville Has Beens" this Friday evening at the Darlington Sports Centre, and sponsored by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. Corne out, support the club and have fun. LIONS - Club N.H.L. Hockey ticket winners for March are Ken O'Neil, Charles Cattran, Gary Tighe, Kirk Entwisle, M. Goswell and W. Bittorf, H. Ellis and H. Barlow. Toro Tick- ets - Ron Brooks, Bob Preston, Garnet Rickard, Graham Smith, L. Heard, Vince Moore and D.,Cross. RANDY McLeod--of the Newcastle O.P.P. force has been invited to attend the Oshawa Sports Awards Dinner, held in Holiday Inn, Oshawa, on Friday, March 19th, along with team members Ian Willans,, Paul Basque, AI Michael, and Charles Byers, all of the Ontario Judo team, and will be' presented with a bronze medallion. CANADIAN WALKING TRIALS - wiîl be. heîd-Saturday, March 7th, starting at Durham C(,"ge Canada's best racers the heel and toe Fipecialists' of the track and field set, will compete in two races at distances 'of 10 km (61/ miles) and 20 km (121/ miles). Ten top racers have entered with the top three winners of each race qualifying to compete in the Canada-Mexico races in Mexico City. CONGRATULATIONS - miust go to Chris Stoddart, 25, of Toronto, a paraplegic all his life, for the contribution he is making towards setting a goal and working long hard hours to achieve it. A lifelong paraplegic, he is training to set a record ol doing the mile, in five minutes in his wheelchair at the Olympiad for the Physically Disabled in Etobicoke this August. Makes you wonder where our athietes with natural ability and use of all faculties could go if they had his determination. GO0RDIE HOWIE -oe the tie-breakingîü goal, Saturday evening in Toronto with the Houstoni Aeros against the Toros and it was his first overtime winning goal in his 30 year career. WINNER - of the Polar Bear Swim, staged by Durham College Winter Carnival, held on Monday, February 23rd in thefrigid waters of Lake Ontario, was Brian Maclntyre. Brian's stay of 68 minutes (15 in, 15,out) won him a beaver fur coat. Second place, was 'won by Bob Villeneuve who won 133 ounces of liquor. The water was one degree celsius. LACROSSE- the' training camp for the Oshawa Green-Gaels, opened Wednesday, February 25th at Central Collegiate. Anyone interested in trying out for the 2 team is wel- come. There are seven openings on the team, due to the graduation of older players, etc. Expected to return again this season is Tom Wreggitt. COMESKI - With Me is the theme taken by the Canadian Ski Patrol System and therefore the weekends of March 13-14, 20-21, have been proclaimed C.S.P.S. Recruitment Weekends with Knapp'sDown Stouffville Twice Youth Bowling STYKES Wesselius 3, Smith 2; Lugt- enburg 3, Cath Connelly 2; Carolyn Connelly 5, Murray 0; Sodhi 3, Hancock 2. Team Standings Carolyn Connelly 39, Smith 30, Sodhi 29, 'Hancock 23, Wesselius 23, Lugtenburg 15, Cath Connelly 14, Murray 9. l-igh Gamnes S. Smith 155 (291), Carolyn Connelly 180 (279). Bantam Boys Tippins 5, Richards, 2; Woolley 5, Smith 2; M. Luxton 7, S. Luxton 0. Team Standings Richards 45, Woolley 41, Tîppins 38, M. Luxton 35, S. Luxton 16, Smith 14. High Gamnes M. Luxton 220 (544). There will be no Youth Bowling Saturday, March the 6th. BANTAM GIRLS Hancock 4, Coombes 3; Taylor 5, Luxton 2; Knapp 7, Wright 0. Team Standings Taylor 42, Knapp 42, Hancock 37, Coombes 32, Luxton 22, Wright 7. High Singles W. Luxton 208, P. Knapp 206. High Triples P.-Knapp 545, R. Wright 500. JUNIOR BOYS Coombes 7, Samis 0; Steven- son 7, Hammond 0; Edmond- son 5, Richards 2; Crossey 5, Murphy 2. Team Standings Crossey 44, Coombes 39, Richards 37, Stevenson 34, Murphy 32, Hammond 32, Edmondson 23, Samis 9. High Singles A. Stevenson 285-243, J. Rines 266, F. Smith 23P, S. Huisman 243, D. Smith 218, J. Taylor 216. High Triples A. Stevenson 665, J. Rines 622. SJUNIOR GIRLS Williams 5, Westlake 2; Brunt 7, Richards 0; Adams 7, Roberts 0; Fairey 7, Ingram 0. Team Standings Fairey 44, Brunt 39, Roberts 34, Richards 31, Ingram 30, Adams 26, Williams 24, West- lake 23. 1-High Singles W. Brunt 224-223-243, L. Richards 261, B. Fairey 234-, 211, C. Hooper ý209, R. Lane 205. High Triples W. Brunt 690, B. Fairey 629. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Stacey 5, Taylor 2; Holroyd 7, Lane 0; Hopcroft 7, Bishop 0; Van Bakel 5, Reynolds 2; Coombes 7, Whyte 0. Team Standings Hlolroyd 47, Coombes 46, Stacey 33, Van Bakel 25, Taylor 25, Lane 24, Hopcroft 17, Bishop 16, Reynolds 16. High Games A. Chow 257-370 (838); L. Taylor 251-265 (756), R. Stacey (714), M. Reynolds 294 (695), J. Holroyd 254 (699), B. Taylor 252 (666), M. Leddy 252. Foresters Team Standings Luffman 47, 25,878; Pollard 39, 26,546; Rogers 38, 25,662; VanGoor 37, 25,604; Hall 36, 25,641; Prout 32, 25,224; Shet- 1er 30, 25,066; Duguay 29, 25,262; G. Smith 25, 25,112; Ward 25, 24,924; B. Smith 24, 24,706; Rozema 16, 24,282. Ladies High Triple May Alldread.......... 757 Mens High Triple Geo. Evers......... ... 694 Ladies High Single May Alldread .......... 273 Mens High Single Geo Evr -_ ..... 294, mmmmmm -,mm-mm',m.........mm VS.I SPONSORED BY M~Bow'manville Kinsmen, :Friday, arc h 5th, 1976 *9 800 p. :Darlington Sports Centre * ProCeeds wiII be used for * Community ServiceI *Admission ........ ,$2.OO each 1 Admission tickets good for draw for Gruen watch. I * Tickets are available fromI Hooper's Jewellers - Carnegie Pro Hardware I McGregor I.D.A. Drugs Brock'Service Centre Ltd.- *and any Kinsmen Club Memnber Plays Great Goal for Juveniles The above photo shows 17-year-old Dan Wilcox in action during the Gananoque-Bowmanville Juvenile Hockey playoff gamne in Darlington Arena, last week. Dan has attended hockey sehool but has only played organized hockey for three seasons. Backed by his excellent goal-tending, the St. Marys Cernent squad took the series three straight. Bowman ville sports Major Moidgets Eliminated by, Markham in Playoffs On the weekend the Bow- was'ahead 5-4 with only three member to dent the mesh in manville Sports Major Mid- and one haîf minutes to'play, thedeciding game was Don ets were eliminated fromI but the persistent foreCheck-1 Farrow, assisted by Mark fther pla y-off action by ing ofth e Markham squad Lavigne and Brent Badour. Markham who now go on to forced mistakes by the team,1 The team has had a tremen- play Gananoque in the quarter which resulted in Markham dous season winning many -finals. tying and winning the game more than they lost, and now With a lead in games 2-0, the '6-5. are eligible to participate, in locals went into Markham, The day after (Sundav.: Feb. tolirnaments. Feb. 11, a littie over-confident and were defeated by a 2-1 count. Scoring the lone goal was Terry Sarginson, assisted by John Conboy and John Hogarth. If the team could only have cashed in on their scoring opportunities, they might ver y well have won. Back in Bowmranville on the followîng Saturday the team 15) the locals travefld t Markham for the deciding g ame in the series. A com- bination of poor officiating and fatigue stopped the team short, as-they were beaten 4-1. They fought hard and tough, and had it not been f or netminder Bob Koczulab, they would not have won as many games as they did. The only Knap'sBantams Edge Whitby, 4-3 Knapp's Towing Major Ban- tams nipped Whitby 4-3 in the Lakeshore extended series last Wednesday in a well played match. Whitby opened the scoring midway through the second period to take their only lead in the game. Hard working Ken Cowle notched a pair 10 seconds apart to put the Toros ahead to stay. Jody Ross and Steve Frank combined to set up Cowle at 9:21 of the second for bis first. Ten seconds later Ross assisted on Cowles second marker. Dean Holmes put Knapps up by two early in the third as Wayde Preston and Bill Wright drew assists. Whitby cut the lean back to one at the halfway mark only to have Preston score the eventual winner on a neat passing play from Greg Brunt at 9:39. Whitby scored again to make it 4-3. Mike Paterson played in goal for the Toros and turned in an excellent game. Knapps are in action tonight at 9:154 at the Darlington Sports Centre with Stouffville provîding the opposition. Graham's IGA Atoms Blank Uxbridge 2-O Thump Port Hope 5-1 On Monday, Feb. 9, Gra- On Monday, Feb. 16, Gra- ham's .G . A. hosted Uxbridge ham's I.G.A. hosted Port Hoe at the Hampton arena and and beat them 5-1. Scoring t or blanked the visitors 2-0. The Graham's were Todd Ste- goal scorers for Graham's phens from Chris Wilson and were Todd Beers from Vic Jeff Logan, then it was Todd Romard and Jeff Logan, then Wilbur from Scott Johnson it was Scott Johnson on a solo and David Hogarth, then effort. Deryk Clark from Todd Ste- phens and Doug Brown. Jeff Uxbridge outshot Graham's Logan made it 4-1 on a solo I.G.A. and BiIly McArthur in effort. Donnie Daigle ended goal for Graham's earned a the scoring from David Ho- well deserved shut out. garth and Todd Wilbur. Bob Beers' Atoms On Feb. 2lst, the Bob Beers' Minor Atoms played poor hosts to Cobourg defeating them by a score of 4-1. In the first period, Scott Masters opened the scoring with an unassisted goal. The second period opened witb Scott Heard scoring the winning goal with an assist from Jay Sweet. Scott Masters scored bis second goal of the game with an assist. coming from Kelly Matthews and Jay Sweet. The third period had Greg Smith scoring a well-earned goal with an assist going to hard-hitting Glen Owens. Co- bourg also scored during this period on a screened shot to end the game. Jon Rowe and George Kennedy played well in goal during this game. The Beer boys travelled to Cobourg on Feb. 24th to end this series with a 7-1 win. Jay, Sweet opened the scoring with an assist going to Chris Michelson. In the second period, Ray Cummings scored from Robert Geidlinger. Co- bourg, then scored to close the gap only to have Wayne Mutton score with assists to Robert Geidlinger and Glen Owens; ending the second period with a score of 3-1. During the third period, Ray Cummings lowered the boom with two goals both on assists fromn Wayne Mutton and one more from Glen Owens and Robert Geidlinger. Chuck Nash also scored a well-êarn-, ed goal from Jeff Jacques. Robert Geidlinger and Wayne Mutton both deserve special mention for their excellent teamn effort,, instituting many good passes. Hampton Gardens Win 17to 4 Un Friday, Feb. 20, Bow- manville tr.avelled tQ Oshawa to play the Bramley Leafs of the Oshawa L.N.H.L'. On this occasion. Bowmanville emerged with a 7-4 victory. Barry Cullen opened the scoring in the first period with 2 quick goals. Billy Hogarth had 2 assists and Chris Dyck one. Shortly after the Leafs replied with their first mark- er, Steve Cary scored with assists going to Mike Stocker and Brian Ruddy..' in the second period, goals by Rod Plain, Barry Cullen with bis third, Steve Cary and Rick Erwin made it 7-1 Bowmanville. -The Leafs completed the scoring in the third period with 3 goals to end the game 7-4. On Saturday, Feb. 21, Bow- manville played host to Whit- by who are still in the "IAA"I Playdowns. Barry Cullen opened the scoring for Bowmanville from Brian Ruddy and Chris Dyck. Whitby tied it up scoring the only goal of the second period. At the start of the third period, Darcy Cummings scored a nice goal from Mike Stocker and Steve Cary. Less than a minute later Whitby again tied the score 2-2. Goals by Joe Nihill from Darcy Cummings and Barry Cullen froffi Chris Dyck and Rod Plain made it 4-2. Whitby again tied the game with 2 markers in the last three minutes of play to complete the scoring at 4-4. Newtý'ville S'tar'ville Team Standings Sweet Peppers 44, Cabbage Heads 42, Carrot Tops 37, Celery Hearts 21. High Single Mary Topple ........... 257 -High Triple Olive Henderson ........ 626 Top Ten Averages Cindy Cowle 209, Gail Mill- son 197,, Peggy Milîson 194, Joyce Stacey 194, Marlene Stacey 192, Bernice Hender- son 187, Pat Milîson 185, Karen Carter 182, Olive Henderson 177, Blanche Jones 166. Knapp Towing Major Ban- t.ims handed Stouffville a pair of defeats in the Lakeshore extended series. Last Wednesday at the Darlington Sports Centre the Toros barely went through their paces as Stouffville held a 3-1 lead after two periods. Knapp's caught fire in the third and pumped in four unanswered goals to salvage a 5-3 victory. Paul Reid, Wayde Preston, Paul Bedard, Ken Cowle and Scott Sellers pro- vided the scoring with Dean Holmes drawing two assists. Jim Hogarth, Sellers, Bedard, Preston, Steven Frank, Jody Ross and Cowle each assisted onice. In the return engagement Friday in Stouffville Knapp's turned in a much better performance in downing the home team 4-2 in a well played game. Stouffilîle scored the first and last goals of the game. as Paul Bedard and Wayde Preston sandwiched a pair of goals each between the Stouff- ville markers. Dean Holmes assisted twice while single assists went to Scott Sellers, Paul Cascagnette, Greg Brunt, and Preston.' Toros next home game is this Wednesday at the Dar- lington Arena when Lindsay provides the opposition. HOOPER'STROPHY CENTRE. TROPHIES-AWARD RIBBONS-GIFT AWARDS CLUB BADGES - PLASTIC SIGNS DESK SETS - PEWTER MUGS - LAPEL PINS PLAQUES - METAL SIGNS NAME TAGS SPECIAL CLUB and SCHOOL DISCOUNTS ~ on Trophies and Engraving. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MAIL ORDERSACCEPTEDS1 RON and DAN HOOPER 19 King St. E. 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