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8The Canadian Statesman Bowmniivil]e, April 14, 1976 8HT L. oodr1 19 Minor Bantams Win Ontaro Chamionshi lni ý - ;,mpioP On Sunday night here, the H. L. Wood Transport Minor Bantams became the second Bowmanville Team to win an Ontario championship when they wiped out Dunnville 5-1 in a game that saw considerable squabbling among the fans and many penalties. Former well-known referee Royce Weatherbee, now District Convenor for the Lakeshore was on hand to make the trophy presentations. At his left is goalie Dana Ruthermund of Dunnville, receiving the OMHA's Runner-up trophy and at right, Capt. Rick Simpson with the Charles Wilson Championshîp trophy. , poR ¶A ut: FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The B.H.S. Boys house league basketball teams have been drawn up by convenor Bill Murdoch. Games are played at noon hour. Names of the teams have been chosen and are - the Daffodils, the Petunias, the Tulips, the Orchids, the Gardenias and the Pansies. Ed's note. We won't list names on the teams unless requested. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Frank Sobil netted 24 points for Coronation Cafe and Don Martin 18, for Hooper's Jeweller's in Men's Town League Basketball action on Tuesday. A HAT TRICK - of Ontario Championship hockey teams is a possibility this season for Bowmanville. Already, the Constitution Minor Midgets and the H. L. Wood Transport Minor Bantams have won their respective Ontario titles, and the St. Marys Cement Redmen Juveniles are three games to one against Essex in their quest for an Ontario title. Next game, goes Saturday in Essex, with the sixth game here on Sunday if necessary. Congratulations, every- one! TENNIS FANS - are asked to watch for the official opening of the Bowmanville Tennis Club coming soon. CONGRATULATIONS - are in order for George Sainsbury, who we understand has coached five Bowmanville teams to Ontario titles the past few years, assisted by John Fowler, and recently by Jim Peters. Also congratulations to Bob Simpson and Ron Clemens of the Minor Midgets. DUPLICATE - bridge winners for April 6th were 1st Marion James - Lorraine Dewell, 2nd Evangeline and Howard Rundle., PRACTICE - the Bowmanville Electrons will hold a practice, on Sunday at 10 a.m. at Soper Creek Park. Ail interested are welcome. GOLF COURSES - are gradually opening in the area, with Erinli in operation on the week- end, and the north end Oshawa Driving Range is also open. COBOURG COUGARS - have been eliminated from further Junior C hockey competition by Dunnville in the provincial semi-finals. Dunnville tow meets Essex. Finish Season in Style Bowmanville Broadloom Bantams werefacingelimina- tion with only 46 seconds remaining in their third play- off game against Markbam after Markham had taken the first two games in the best 3 out of 5 Lakeshore Bantam No. 2 A Town Finals. Mark- ham was leading 3-2 in the third game but witb 46 seconds remaining on the dlock Kevin Ward scored the equalizer for Bowmanville to force over- time. After that very import- ant goal Bowmanville came back and won the series. The series started at DSC March 20, Nick Gibbs assisted by Scott Clifton opened the scoring with 7:11 remaining in the second period. Markham scored 3 unanswered goals, winnîng the game 3-1. Bowmanville travelled to Markham and the second loss, the next day. Markham came out flying and scored 2 goals witbin the first 21/2 minutes. Bowmanville scored inuthe second period by Nick Gibbs unassisted, Markham came back with 3 more goals. Bowmanville managed 1 more goal by Andy Paton. Final score 5-2 Markham. The third game DSC April 2, Bowmanville took an early lead in the first period with 2 goals, the first by Cbuck Welsb, assist Brad Hockin, the second Nick Gibbs, assists Scott Clifton and Jim Braun. Markham came back and scored 3 goals, the last one at the 6 minute mark of the third period. With only 46 seconds left in the game Kevin Ward took a bard low shot at the Markham goalie and scored, assists by Scott Clifton and Russ Carruthers. The game went into 10 minutes of overtime and when Nick Gibbs broke the tie and scored his fourth goal of the series, assist going to Brian White. Bowmanville scored again by Garry Eeuwes, assîsted by Scott Clifton and Paul Des- roches. Final score Bowman- ville 5, Markham 3. The locals went back to Markham for the fourth game. Bowmanville opened the scor- ing at the 7:16 mark of the first period with a goal from the swift skating Chuck Welsh re3. ý- àe - e.-jý î, 1 e -2. - -1 Wu .e. ....e... e U5 .... . . .... . i assisted by Brad Hockin. Markham tied the score 1 minute later. Chuck Welsh put Bowmanville out in front assisted by Brad Hockin and Garry Eeuwes. Markham came back to equalize the tally but the tielasted only 32 seconds as Chuck Welsh, who with his third goal put Bowmanville out in front, assisted by Brian White. The final period of the game was played mostly at centre ice, until the 9 minute mark when Scott Clifton gat a break. He fed the puck to Nick Gibbs who in turn finished the play with a picture goal. Markham scored the last goal making it 4-3 in favour of the Toros. The Iast and final game was played at DSC Saturday, April 10. This time due to strong goal tending of Bowmanville's Brooke Cole and the hard working defensive pairs of Jim Braun, Bruce Schouten, Brian White and Russ Car- ruthers, Markham scored the first goal of the game. After that goal it was all Bowman- ville. Chuck Welsh opened the scoring, assists going to Brad Hockin and Garry Eeuwes. The second Bowmanville goal was scored by Brad Hockin assisted by Kevin Ward. The last and final goal of the game and series and season was by Chuck Welsh unassisted into an open net. LAWN BOY Believe in it. g jjyg j jt, = -t a f SOLID STATE 19". Model 5274. With Catcher. The mover you can really pSh around r Lightwveight engine and deck plus easy-roîl wheels, Solid State ignition for quick starts with a hotter spark and no points or condenser. Timing is permanently set. Tune-ups are virtually elhmin. ated. Exclusive LAWN-BOY 2- Cycle engine with simplified car- ouretor. Extra-quiet, under-the- deck muffler. Up-front discharge for better catching. The deperd- able,quick and quiet LAWN-BOY. "We Service What We Seli" Brock's Service Centre LdL. 20 Kinq St. E. 623-5487 Bowmanville Members of the H. L. Wood Minor Bantams, left to right, Neil Jones, Kevin Noble, Terry Riggers, Asst. Capt. Stan front row, Steve Braun, Mark Shackelton, Capt. Rick Greenham, Ken oy, Carl Chamberss, Garf McQuaid, Pete Simpson, John Storgaard, Dale Broome, Randy MacDonald; Keene, Manager Ron Clemens. back row, Coach' Bob Simpson, Asst. Capt. Brent Clemens, Toros drew the Oshawa "AAA" Al-Star club and were defeated to the tune of 6-3. In the first period, both clubs scored, Chris Dreossi the marksman for Bowman- ville, assisted by linemates Tom McLaughlin and Brent Neill. In the second period, the Toros jumped into a 2-1 lead wben Dreossi scored bis second, assisted by Mark Little. The Oshawa club scored four goals in the second period to carry the 4-3 lead BoBwmanvîlle. Minor Hockey Association Annual Meeting and Electionof Execuive Sunday, April 25 2:00 p. Bowmanville Police and Court Building Ail B.M.H.A. Parents Welcome to attend. Everyone connected with B.M. H.A. is eligible to vote by proxy if necessary. Dr. Semenuk, Oshawa Oral Surgeon, will be spekingontheuseof mouthguards for minor hockey. into- the final period. Greg Watson scored on a beautiful end-to-end rush for Bowman- villes third goal. The Oshawa lads scored two unanswered goals in the third period for their margin vic- tory. Richard Smith was in goal for the Toros and made several difficult saves. Next weekend the Mary Brown's Novices begin play in the Annual Mississauga Pa- perweigbt Tournament and will play the Bert Robinson Roostertails in the first round. H.L. Wood Minor Bantam played game No. 3 in the best of 5 series in the All Ontari playoffs in Dunnville on Sat. Apr. 10, losing by the score o 7-3.' Dunnville opened the scor ing in the first period with our Toros fighting back to even the score near the end of th period with Randy MacDonal scaring fromn Rick Simpson and Kevin Noble. In the second, Dunnville dominated play, scoring three unanswered goals ending th period at 4-1. In the third, Bowmanville's Steve Braun scored at the tw' minute mark on a good pass from Ken Hoy. Dunnville scored at the five minute mark to make the score 5-2. With six minutes remaining and aur boys applying the pressure, Steve Braun having an exceptionally strong two- way game, got his second goal assisted by Rick Simpson. Dunnville finished off the scoring getting two goals, one being into an empty net. Final score 7-3 for Dunnville. After losing Sat., our H.L. Wood Minor Bantams came back to Bowmanville toplay Sun, at 6 p.m. coming away with a big win by the score of 5-1 to win the All Ontario title. In the first at the 12 minute mark, Randy MacDonald on a strong second effort after being knocked down in front of their net, quickly regained his balance and drove the puck past the Dunnville netminder assisted by Rick Simpson and Kevin Noble. On a good three way passing play on the power play, Rick Simpson won the face-off, tbrawing the puck -back ta Brent Clemens on the point who in turn gave a good pass to Carl Chambers who bit Rick Simpson with a perfect pass in front of their net and drove a hard shot into the top corner of their net. Two minutes later, our captain Rick Simpson, playing a strong two way game, stale the puck fromn their defenceman at our blue line and got a breakaway, scoring a picture goal. On the power play atthe 14 minute mark, Toros' Randy Mac- Donald playing a strong two-way game on right wing, Scored his second goal with assists to Carl Chambers and Rick Simpson. This ended the period with our Toros holding a commanding 4-0 lead. In the third, Dunnville's Tracey Taylor scored on a breakaway at the 12:40 mark. This ended our chance of a well deserved shutout for our netminder Mark Shackelton and John Storgaard. With just 25 seconds remaining our aggressive No. 7, Terry Riggers tore in from the point and scored with the assist to Rick Simpson. Having a errifie game was our captain Rick Simpson being in on all five goals, getting two goals is st o )f n e d n e e e .s and assisting on 3. H.L. Wood played 20 exhibi- tion and tournament games mainly against tough "AAA" and major bantam clubs. Also playing 19 league games with only four losses our Toros ended up in second place in the Lakeshore League. Playing 21 games in the playoffs with a record of 14 wins, 3 ties and 4 losses to eliminate Markham, Gananoque, Collingwood, Mil- ton and Dunnville to win the All Ontario Minor Bantam Championship. With a total team effort giving us a successful season giving us a successful season goals against average. On Saturday, the Bowman- ville Mary Brown's Novices travelled to Orillia to take part in the annual Y's Mens Invitational Novice Tourna- ment. The Toros were elimin- ated from the tourney in the second round by the Oshawa "AAA" Ail-Stars. In their first game on Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock the Bowmanville squad defeated Georgetown by a very convincing score of 7-0. Bowmanville led 1-0 at the end of the opening stanza on a goal by Brian Heard, assisted by Chris Dreossi. In the middle period, the Toros added one more mark- er, Kevin Clark the marksman er, Good UsedKCCarse. aWe Need Trade-Ins! Now is the time to bu ummer Holi day"Car IAKIANIG IB NO:eNTS oL MAp2976 S13.5 PE R CENTOV E R48 MONTHS i Loan Cost Monthl g ,$1,000 $ 299.36 $ 27.0Ï 1,so0 449.28 40.61 i2,0oo s99.20 54.15 g2,soo 749.12 67.69 4,0 ,184 108.30 SDaily Rental Cars Are Available àCome in to-day and see Cedric Russell - Cliff Moore - Weldon Brown or Stew PrestonE a "The Ig Fas broneds Hospitalitya E Telephone 623-3396 wit Our captain Rick Simpson leading the way in points with 96. The point totals for the rest of Our forward lines were Brent Clemens with 57, Randy MacDonald 42, Ken Hoy 33, Carl Chambers 33, Steven Braun 23, Garf McQuaid 14 Dale Broome 1, Pete Keene 9. Doing a great defensive job was our defence corps of Stan Greenham with 42 points, Kevin Noble 27,. Neil Jones 25, Ferry Rggers 11. Ding a fine job sharing our netminding was Mark Shackelton and John Storgaard witha 2.9 goals against average. assisted by his left winger Mark Little. The Toros were really flying in the third period, striking for five goals. Jeff Dawson picked up the third tally, assisted by bis centreman, Greg Watson. Watson added another on an unassisted play; Jon Clieff struck for a goal, assisted by Clark and Little. Theasame trio struck again for a goal just28 seconds later. The final goal of the game came off the stick of Tom McLaughlin, assisted by Brent Neill. Chris Clifton was in the net for Bowmanville and picked up the well deserved shutout. In the second game, the After Losing in Dunnville on Saturday H. L. Wood Minor Bantams Win Here To Beat Dunnville for AII-Ontario Titie Mary Brown's Novices Eliminated by Oshawa In Or*llia Tournament Women's Lobb Bal Meeting Monday, April 19th, 1976 7:30 p.m. ORONO TOWN HALL YOUTH CENTRE Any person interested in playing Womens Lobb Bail this year is asked to attend this meetinq. For further information please call Mary Jane Tompkins 983-9540, Bowmanville Parks and Recreation Office 623-3379 or Orono Branch Office at 983-5558.