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By L. Burns D & R Sports, put together a strong third period, to take the opening game of the Commer- cial League over a new sponser, Cowan Pontiac, Buick by a 6 to 2 decision. The game was scoreless until half way through the second period when Bruce Welsh scored the first goal for Cowans' from Joe Caruana. D R tied the score before the second ended with a tally from James Baker unassisted. The third period saw D & R come out with four unanswered goals from Tom Nowlan with Lanny Burns assisting, James Baker with Larry Perris r-ting the assist, Wayne .James ns urance Agency Limited 24 King St. E. Bowmanville For all your insurance needs CalH Nesta Akey or Doug James at 623-4406 Harness from Lanny Burns and Larry Perris and James Baker, his third from Kerry Dickens and Larry Perris. Cowan's picked up their second goal from Randy Donoghue on a unassisted effort. With three seconds left in the game D & R scored their sixth goal from Brian Bradley with Lanny Burns and Tom Nowlan assisting Doug Hayes should get a strong mention for his fine play between the pipes for D & R. In the second game, Spen- cers Real Estate and W. Frank Real Estate battled to a 4 all tie. In the first period Spencers jumped into a 2 to 0 lead with goals from Rick Shackelton with Rolly Simpson and Terry Baker assistine and Jim Brooks from Rick Shackelton and Wray Rendell. The second saw Frank's tie the game with two quick goals from Tim Prout with Bob Hellam and Tom Wilson assisting and Sandy Brown from Bryon Hughes and Gary Wilson. Spencers then took the lead before the second ended with 'Rick Shackelton getting his second goal from Jim Brooks and Bob Harness. The third period saw Frank's tie it again with a tally from Wayne Paedon with Don Rogers and Jim Burtch assisting. With three minutes left, Spencers took the lead again from Jim Brooks,nhis second, from Rolly Simpson and Wray Rendell. With a little over a minute left Frank's charge in to, tie the game for the last time from Bryon Hughes with Gary Wilson and Sandy Brown getting the assists. With missing last season, Sandy Brown played a strong game for Franks's. Friday Bowling Team Standings - Donna Harness 20738, 13; Vince Prout 20548, 13; Elton Brock 20568, 12; MaryAnn Richards 20279, 12; Moe Richards 20108, 12; Lee Welsh 20550, 11; George Piper 20108, 10; Ron Selleck 19199, 10; Bert Engley 19830, 9; Ian Welton 19568, 9; Les Smale 19013, 8; Hilda Brock 19639. 7. Participate in Soccer Tourney at Peterborough Competing in its first ever tournament, held in Peterborough on Saturday October 16th, the St. Joseph's Sehool boys' soccer team played well and managed to stay close to, more experienced squads participating in the all day event by winning one game and losing two by one goal margins. The team members are, front row (left to right) John VanderWeer, Gerry Iantomasi, Peter Krukkert, Frank Salemi, Tony Rizzeto and Joey Mercz. In the second row are Kevin Dillon (who broke his ankle in the second game of the tourney), Johnny Eikens, Steven Jones, Ernie Thiele, Joe Nihill, Brendan -Godfrey, John Chiappara and Don King (manager). In the back row are Coach Richard Landry Joe Fernandes, Niven Clark, Jim Zsarnati, Steven Coyle, Johnny Gruyters, Ken Waring and Coach Richard Santomero' Mary Brown 's Novices Defeat Markham 3 to i by J. Kennett Mary Brown's Novices had to fight from behind to defeat the boys from Markham by a 3 to 1 score on Saturday, October 23rd at the Bowman- ville Arena. The first period saw some very disorganized play on the part of the Toros but with fine goaltending by David Smith who came up with save after save to hold Markham off the score sheet. At the 2.46 mark of the second period, Markham finally broke through David's k HE A DQUART E RS D&R Sports and Ski Shop 85 King St.W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-3421 Skis by • Atomic • Sarner Boots by * Heschung • San Bindings by e Nevada • Salomon Poles by • Scott •uHuber Also ... a complete line of Ski Rocks - Goggles Boot Bags - Wine Skins Ski Bags and Down Hill, and Cross-Country Waxes Also... Keil and Norvik Cross-Country Skis See you at the BOWMANVILLE SPORTS SHOW and SWAP Saturday, October 30th at the BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL sponsored by the B.H.S. Students' Council Also...atthe OSHAWA SKi SHOW Sat. and Sun., Nov. 6th and 7th at the Armouries, Simcoe St. N., Oshawa armer on a goal by Scott McCullough assisted by Paul House. Mary ,rown's boys came fighting back to tie the score on a three way passing play from Mark Hickey to Trevor Zoschke to Paul Herron who found the open corner and sipped it home. The Toros went ahead at the 3.01 mark of the third period when Chris Beck set up Gerry Winsor for the winning goal. At the 8.40 mark, Mark Hickey scored an insurance marker assisted by Shawn Martin. A tip of the bat has to go to Vike Houston and Shawn Rekker who were forced into louble duty on defence due to steve Finnucan's illness. I would .lso like to take this )pportunity to thank the )arents of all the boys who 1ave helped at practices and vho have been so understand- ng through some very trying imes so far this season. South Courtice Wins Soceer By Rob Massey South Courtice PublicSchool displayed their soccer skills as they won both the boys and the girls championships in a tournament held Tuesday at M. J. Hobbs Senior Public School. In the boys category, South Co.urtice entered two teams. One team was eliminated in the round-robin play but the other team advanced to the final game after defeating North Courtice 5-0 and Maple Grove 2-0. Their opponents in the final was one of two Hampton Public School teams. The Hampton team had won a berth in the final Tennis Trophy Winners At the first Bowmanville Tennis Club dance at Centennial Hall recently, trophies were presented to the winners for this year. In the top picture, Director Mike Roberts is shown presenting Nancy Jackman with three trophies for winnng the championship for ladies singles, ladies doubles and mixed doubles. This photo shows Mr. Roberts presenting his wife, MaryLou Roberts with her trophy for being runner up in ladies singles. Nancy Jackman, the junior representative, presented trophies to Steven Fry, runner up in junior singles and to the champion Ken Waring. following a 1-0 win over Mitchell's Corners and a 2-0 victory over West Courtice. . The final game resulted in a 2-0 win for South Courtice. Jirnmy Meikle scored both South Courtice goals in the first half. The second half was scoreless and most of the play was contained in the mid-field area. In girls action, South Cour- tice defeated Salem and North Courtice by identical 1-0 scores to earn a position in the final. Hampton provided the opposition in this game as the Hampton squad downed Enni- skillen 3-1 and Mitchell's Corners 1-0. South Courtice was victor- ious in the final game by a 2-0 score. The winner of the game was decided in a penalty-shot situation after the teams battled to a scoreless tie after 40 minutes of play. Tracey Quinn and Cathy Cowle scored the goals in the shootout and gave South Courtice the vic- tory. Baker Scores Three D&R Defeats Cowans On Sunday night here, Port Darlington Marinas over- powered Frankford Huskies, skating away with a 6 to 1 win in Junior C action extend their unbeaten home record. The game started at slow pace with Marinas a little rusty around the edges. After a week layoff they gradually gained timing and momentum as the first period went on which they carried into the second period, then complete- ly dominated play in the third period. Frankford scored first, a first period goal, Jim Neron banging in a loose puck assisted by Brad Graham. Marina's goalie Len Chappell then closed the barn door for the eveing with the help of good backchecking and clear- ing by the entire team. Bowmanville's own Golden Jet, Boyd Knox, scored the tying goal in the first period on a picture play started by Brian Simpson, a through centre pass to the smooth Rory Gibbs who set Knox in Hogarth and Zoschke Lead Major Peewees To Win Over Lindsay BiZo Hogarthwand Troy minute played as Ed Osborne Zoschke scored two goals each scored an unassisted goal. to lead W. Frank's Major Rod Plain scored three Peewees to a 7-1 victory over odlan coredtr Lindsay in Bowmanville Sat- .goals and Cullen added a urday. single goal. as Bowmanville urday. dominated the game with good Hogarth scored the opening defensive hussie. goal of the game with less than Hogarth, Osborne and Joe a minute of the first period Nihill receivd single assists. elapsed. Lindsay tied the Steve Skene played steady in score at the 6:01 mark of the goal to earn a wedî-deserved period as Dave Shippel scor- shutout. ed. suot the clear. Gibbs got the game winner in the second, assisted by Ted Puk and Knox, the first of three consecutive power play goals. Puk got credit on a close in play for the next power play goal. Assists to linemates Gary Cox and Jerry Johnson. Puk, one of the hardest shooters in the league, blasted in a quick release shot on a pass from Gary Nemisz which goalie Glen Ogden still bas not seen. Captain Jo Humenick scored the next goal from the point Jerry Johnson finished the scoring assisted by Cox and Hume- nick. Bowmanville were assessed 17 penalties to Frankford's il by Picton referee Keith Mac- donald who called a close game in the first period relaxing intthe second then calling the aggressive Mari- nas closely in the third. Frankford were unable to execute a power play even on two man advantage situations Frank's took control of the game in the second period as they displayed a lot of hussle and pin-point passing. Other sborers for Frank's were Rick Erwin, Darcy Cummings and BillSainsbury. Barry Cullen, Brian Ruddy, Erwin, Sainsbury, Hogarth and Chris Dyck were awarded with one assist each. Mark Lee was the Bowman- ville goaltender. The previous evening, Frank's had scored a 5-0 victory over Cobourg in Co- bourg. Bowmanville opened the scoring with les's than a amigwihlssta JueBkr6àuyBag3 LADIES BOWLING Top 10 Averages - Donna Harness 224, Sharlene Dehart 221, Nancy Welsh 214, Marilyn Flintoff 214, Judy Bragg 209, Dot Bridger 209, Helen Depew 209, Jackie Braybrook 207, Nancy Evans 204, Jean Allen 204. Team Standings - Sharlene Dehart 13 pts., Dot Bridger 12, Onie Etcher 11, Flo Land 10, Nancy Evans 92, Donna Harness 9, Shirley Davis 9, Jackie Braybrook 9, Minnie Taylor 9, Georgie Taylor 7½, June Baker 6, Judy Bragg 3. with close checking by Mari- nas. A new feature of Junior C home games is the presenta- tion of trophies to the three stars of each game with Hooper's Trophy Centre dona- ting these fine awards. The first star went to speedster, left winger Boyd Knox, second star, defenceman Brian Simp- son, checking and setting up return plays superbly, and the third star went to Frankford goalie Glen Ogden, over- worked by Marinas, making several fine saves. Port Darlington's next game is on the road Thursday, 8 p.m. in Uxbridge. Uxbridge is a new entry to the league with strong goaltending sup- plied by former Port Perry Flamigos' four year veteran Wayne Courtney. The past weeks action has area teams Port Hope, Co- bourg and Lindsay winning at home and losing on the road with all three teams making tlayer changes to strengthen their rosters. The next home game Sun- day, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. with Uxbridge the opposition. Area fans are reminded that this is your team, a hard working weli balanced group of area young men, who love hockey, not a collection of imports hundreds of miles from home. Come on out and support. them. IT IS BETTER TO BELIEVE YOUR SELF A DUNCE, THAN A GENIUS AND SE IDLE. 13YAM PLUMBING &HEATING and AIR CONDITION ING TYRONE, ONTARIO Phone 263-2650 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 27, 1976 Marinas Down Frankford 6-1 To Continue Unbeaten Streak With Trophies for Three Stars SKI UTAH with D & R. 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