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8The Canadian Statesman, Bownanville, December 1. 1976 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Brookdale Roses- were named Ontario Intermediate "A" Basebaîl champions officially at a meeting in Hamilton of the OBA. Seems there was a rhubarb over the entry of Batawa, an entry in the Central Ontario League and not legally able t o contest the OBA playdowns. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - The Cour- tice Secondary School Athletic Society Awards went to the otstanding boy athiete, Wayne Jordan, and to the outstanding girl athiete, Sharon weedie, presented at Commencement Exercises on Friday. ORONO ARENA - began its full schedule of activities on Sunday, November 24th following the completion of necessary repairs which were done by volunteer workers. PRESIDENT - of the Bethany Ski club for the coming season is Ken Smith; secretary, Ken Gadd; executive members, Herb Correli, Waddy Waterman, Dave Fanning, Stu Lamers, Mollie and Jim Craig and Ian Blaiklock. Meip Gadd does the bookwork. In charge of racing is Jon Grant. QUESTION - When did Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and St. Louis finally join the select company of the National Hockey League? ANSWER - Contrary to popular belief, the N.H.L. expansion of 1967 'was not the first time that Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and St. Louis had played in the league. The Pirates (Pittsburgh) were a member'between 1925-26 and 1919-30, the Quakers (Philadelphia) played in 1930-31, while the Eagles (St. Louis) skated in the League for the 1934-35 season. DUPLICATE BRIDGE - recent winners were Nov. 16 (1) DavidOrme - Bill Clipperton (2) Molly Mind - Joyce Weekes. Nov. 23 (1) Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Rundie (2) Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Mik- los. SUPER GREY CUP- That certainly was a cliff-hanger of a Grey Cup game on Sunday with Ottawa Rough Riders coming up with a touchdown in the last few seconds to take it from Saskatchewan Rough Riders whohad appeared to have. it all wrapped up. One paper salesman dropped into the office Monday morning, moaning because his youngsters had persuaded him to switch the channels for cartoons with about a minute to go. He heard later that Ottawa had won and couildn't believe it. If disappointed Saskatche- wan fans see the picture in Rhe Toronto Sun of Prim~e Minister whooping it up when Ottawa scored, he'd better watch it or they'll be wanting to separate too. DONNYBROOK - Things apparently got out of control in Port Hope last Thursday when those rugged Frankford'Junior C Huskies tied Port Hope Panthers 7 - 7 in a game that saw both benches and quite a few fans involved in a swinging, battle. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured, more by good luek than any- thing efse. ' Tiose Pànthier fans are certainly packing their arena this year and obviously are right behind their high-flying_ team ..up to now. In Bowmanville, Frankford to date hasn't shown they have a good enough team to tie Port Hope, but could be they have obtained some new aggressive talent, so the Marina Eagles had better be on 'guard next time. APOLOGIES - to those sending in write-ups which have had to be held over. We'l do our best to get them in and remember the ones in the earliest have the better chance of being published. GAMES - The city of Brantford has been selected as the site for the 1977 Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled. The games wil be held June 17 through .20, 1977. An estimated 400 amputee, blind and wheelchair athietes ...Il patiipae n inesprt . Thy ae: r Receive Provincial and County Honors ot Achievemenf Day The auditorium of Bowmanville Hi gh School was a busy place on Nov. 2th when members and leaders from the Durham South area held their annual 4H Homemaking Club Achievement Day, with Home Economist- Mary Tompkins in charge. Several displays were prepared and skits presented, with the highlight of the day bèing the presentation of Provincial and County honors. Provincial honors were awarded to the above, from left to right, Debbie McLaughlin, Janet Parsons, Jennifer Yeo, Mary Cornish, Kathleen Knox, F~aye Langmaid and Donna Hancock. County Honors were awarded to, from lef t to right, Pauline Taylor, Yvonne De Bruin, Nancy De Bruin, Janet Brown, Linda Metcalf, Darlene Lesnick and Amber Taylor. Marinas Give Scoreboard ReaI Workout When They Decimate Uxbridge- 17 toi By Don Wilcox Port Darlington Marina & Hotel Junior C Eagles put the score board lights to the test at the Memorial Arena Sunday night and dazzled Uxbridge by a 17 to 1 count. Eagles who have five play- ers in the top ten scores of the league to date, fattened their records, passing well with 22 assists awarded which is a good indication of the team work. The Uxbridge goaler Cordingley and Catherwood had a nightmare and must have been counting pucks in their sleep. Goal scorers were, Ted Puk-4, Don Spicher-3, AI Emard-3, Gary Cox-3, Steve Dunn-2, Rory Gibbs-1, Brian Simpson-1., The all important assists to Gibbs-4, Cox-4, Puk-3, Boyd Knox-3, Ron Strike-2, Gary Nemisz-1, Joe Humenich-1, Terry Sarginson-1, Spicher-1. Lenny Chappeil was in net for Bowmanville. The Hooper Trophy Centre's Three Stars of the game were lst star- Ted'Puk. 2nd star- Don Spicher. 3rd. star-Steve Dunn. This, years Junior C Port Darlington Marina & Hotel team is made up of a good blend of veterans,- second year men, and rookies the nucleus of a strong team for the future. Speaking of this year's team, they could go a long way in playoff action if they continue to show desire and the al important self discipline which some of the past Bowmanville teams have not had although they had excel- lent players. The team is reminded that Grey Cups are not won in August especially by Argos and StanleyCups by Leafs in September, but every game won before Christmas is on less to win after putting al the pressure away from your- self onto your opponent for a playoff spot. Engles travel to the bill town Thursday night meeting Port Hope Panthers for their third and final league game in the P.C.M.R. at 8:30 p.m. Over 100 local fans attended the last game there, cheering Eagles. Let's hope there are even more for this one. The alternative is Cobourg radio 1400 on the dial with the play by play action from Bob Spooner. Cobourg Cougars come to town next Sunday 7:30 p.m. and coach Vern McGregor and his Cougars would clearly lîke to break coach Bill Cosburn and his Eagles home record. Cummings Major- Bantams Lost First League Game By B. Harris into the third period. On Monday, Nov. 15, Whitby The Toros came roaring out scored 2 goals in. the last 2 in the third period. After much minutes and nine seconds to bard work, Chambers finally salvage a 6-6 tie with Bow- scored with assists to Simpson manville. and Hoy. With stili 10 minutes The Toros started quickly to go, the Toros kept constant when Rob De Boo shot a hard pressure on the Petes but wrist shot past the Whitby could not get the equalizer. goalie with only 15 seconds The Toros played a fine third gone in the game. De Boo'Is period but the Petes held on to goal was assisted by Bren defeat the Toros 3-2. Clemens. With 2 minutes to go Next game for the Toros is in the first period Kevin Noble tonight (Nov. 24) at Darling- set Steve Braun for a goal ton Arena against a strong which put the Toros ahead 2-0. Whitby club. The Cummings In the second period Whitby Major Bantam players Would outscored the Toros 2-1 and like to thank ail their sponsors eut the Toros lead to 3-. Pete in the recent Skat-a-thon. Keene set up Ken'loy for the Toros' only goal in the second, Liberty Belles period: Team Standin gs- Pearce In the third period, Whitby 20015 pinfaîl, 25 points; Nick- outscored the Toros by 4-3 tO erson 19874, 21; Bragg 19963, tie the game at 6-6. Scoring in 19; Gibson 20399, 18; Spear the third period for the Toros 20318, 17; Forsey 19901, 17; were Braun, assisted by Carl Dadson 19447,' 151/; Bons Chambers, Stan Greenham 19328, 15; Robinson 19943, 14; unassisted, and Chuck Welsh Roberts 19385, 13, Alldread assisted by Randy MacDonald 19240, 12; Coombes 19313, 111/2. and Neil Jones. Final score High single-, Helen Nihili Whitby 6, Toros 6. 274.- High double- M.. Pearce On Saturday, Nov. 20, a fast 467 (273, 194). skating Peterborough team Top averages- M. Pearce handed the Toros their first 211, J. Spear 208, C. Roberts league lost of the season. The 198, R. Fice 198, L. Nickerson Petes started quickly with 2 197, S. Robinson 196, P. Forsey goals in the first 5 minutes of 194, H. Piper 192, M. Thomp- play. The Toros fought back son 191, J. Chant 191, B. Lyle and with 1 minute left in the Sr. 182, M. Gibson 182, E. first perîod MacDonald pas- Dadson 182, M. Pollard-182. sed the puck to the point and Kevin Noble drilled a bard S.J S P ' sho ot-.-- s oli. ST OSP Haif way through the second period, the Petes scored their third goal to take a 3-1 lead T AY L (OR'S REPAIRS -Repairs and Parts for most makes. -Performance Tuning. 337 Arthur St. Oshawa 725-8584. Top ten averages- Roy Sandison 212, Bob Brown 209,, Lois Woodcock 203, Clayton Morgan 198, Gary Conway 198, Art Deboo 192, Don Zealand 191, Doug White 191, Bill White 190, Les Hunt 190. Ladies high triple- Fran Ellis 613. Ladies high single- Jessie Heenan 302. Men's bigh triple- Bob Brown 763. Team standing- Gary Con- way 55 points, Lois Woodcock 53, Roy Sandison 48, Don Zealand 34, Clayton Morgan 34, Bob Brown 32, Delores Walkey 28, Tony Horstman 23. Youth Bowling Tykes Lugtenburg 5, Tripp 0; Kirkton 3, Smith 2; Pollard 5, Mebean 0; Desousa 5, Luxton 0. Team standings- Mcbean 37, Desousa 36, Kirkton 27, Lugtenburg 27, Pollard 2 Smith 24, Tripp 19, Luxton 5 High singles- K. Smith 167, K. Desousa 130. High doubles- J. Henrickson 215, K. Smith 250, K. Desousa 227. Bantam Boys Smith 5, Nash 2; Rozema 5, Woolley 2. Team standings- Rozema 56, Woolley 42, Smith 34, Wesselius 33, Nash 24, Stacey 21, High singles- R. Terry 202, S. Woolley 219, H. Wesselius 198. High triple- S. Woolley 540. Bantam Girls Hancock 5, Smith 2; Knapp 7, Seto 0; Connelly 5, Desousa 2. Team standings- Desousa 53, Connelly 42, Hancock 42, Knapp 39, Smith 21, Seto 13. High singles- P. Knapp 208-206, B. Seto 205, E. Kennett 205. High triples- P. Knapp 562, E. Kennett 495. Junior Boys Hammond 7, Richards 0; Luxton 7, Stoop 0-1 Stacey 7, Coombes 0; Henning 7, Kirk- ton 0. Team standings- Henning 48, Luxton 48, Richards 43, Stacey 39, Hammond 35, Coombes 26, Stoop 21, Kirkton 20. High singles- P. Coombes 338-209, J. Stacey. 240, D. Arsenault 231, S. Ashurst 229-200, M. Richards 227. High triples- P. Coombes 733, J. Stacey 628, S. Ashurst 570. Junior Girls Brunt 7, Williams 0; Han- cock 7, Crossey 0; Mcbean 7, Leavis 0; Ingram 7, Adams 0. Team standings- Williams 57, Adams 40, Brunt 37, Leavis WINNERS - of the Lion's Hockey Tickets for December for N.H.L. games were Jack Baker and W. Townsley, Carson Elliott and Kfrk Kemp, Del Moore and Jim Rowden, George Moore and Robert Hogan, Chris Conahan and Larry Piper, John Luffman and John Welsh, Don Plain and Ron Brock, Bill Brunt and Neil Wannamaker, and for Oshawa Generals games. Doug Wight and W. Townsley, Chris Tooley and Fred Rose, Ralph O'Reilly and Stan Pilkey. DRAW - The Ontario Lottery Corporation announced last week that for the next drawing of The Provincial on New Year's Eve, December 3lst, there will be'six chances at $1 million and six chances at $250,000. Two winning tickets from the October 3lst drawing of The Provincial, eligible to win grand prizes (one for $1 million and one for $250,000) turned out to be unsold. Both these prizes will be added to the'next Provincial draw and will be awarded by drawing two additional bonus numbers. 36, McLean 33, Hancock 30, Crossey 27, Ingram 20. High singles- D. Hancock 314-204, T. Rowe 261, D. Taylor 203-201, J. McLean 233, J. Combes 223,-P. Almond 204, S. Ingram 221. High triples- D. Hancock 703, T. Rowe 647, S. Ingram 570. Senior Mixed League Judy Holroyd 7, Stacey 0; Chow 7, Leddy 0; Taylor 7, Mitchell 0; Oliver 5, Reynolds 2; J. Holroyd 5, Woudstra 2;, Stevenson 5, Hayward 2., Team standings- Chow 53, Reynolds 49, Woudstra 47, Mitchell 46, Stevenson 45, Hayward 44, Oliver 42, Judy Holroyd 33, Leddy 32, Taylor 32, Stacey,20, JoAnne Holroyd 17. High games- A. Chow 299 (682), JoAnne Holroyd 284 (675), J. Murphy 267-251 (659), G. Austin 338 (650), K. Gould 272, W. Thiessen 252. A4erry Makers Smith 21754, pinfail 28 pts.; McFeeters .20463, pinf ail 26 pts.; Elliott 20920, pinfaîl 24 pts.; Atkinson'20517, pinfaîl 17 pts.; Huisman 20803, pinfaîl 15 pts.; Moore 20732, pinfaîl 14 pts.; Dowholis 19942, pinfaîl 12 pts.; Knapp 18628, pinfaîl 8 pts. High Single M. Huisman 290 High Double M. Huisman 547 High Average M. 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