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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 12, 1977 RoghIniidtigPIay Does'vuy for Marklîom Aginst ,8St. Maorys Juvs.. FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The Intermediate Hockey Season opened with a real donnybrook between Bowmanville Barons, and Port Hope Redmen which the Barons won 4-2. Both teams are protesting the refereeing of Love and Haliman. FLASHBACK- - 10 YEARS AGO - Bow- manville's I.D.A. Midgets defeated Lindsay 4-3 to chalk up their eighth win in ne league games, in Lindsay on Thursday. Doug Hayes in goal was out-standing. Goals were by Larry Devitt, Bob--Howes and Bruce Simpson. RESIDENTS - of the area should pfian now to attend a big, big night at Bowmanviile Memorial Mrena, when the Kinsmen Mll-Star Hockey team will meet the N.H.L. Oldtimers, on Sunday February 6th at 2 p.m. Proceeds to go towards Kinsmen Community Services. During the game a draw wiil be held for a $75 Gruen wristwatch. THE SWIMý AND WATER POLO CLUB- sponsored by the Newcastle Parks and Re- creation Dep4rtment will start on Saturday and Sunday, January lS5th and l6th at the Pine Ridge Sehool. Joan and Rick Santomero and Willy Woo are in charge, of this group. For further information eall the Parks & Recrea- tion Office at 623-3379., N.H.L. OLDTIMERS- hockey team members whio will play the local Kinsmen Al-Star team are Ivan Walmsley, Wally Stanowski, Ivan Irwin, Bob Robertson, Murray Henderson, Pete Conacher, Ike Hildebrand, Jackie Hamilton, Cal Gardner, Harry Watson, Keith McCreary, Ron Ellis, Andy Bathgate, Hugh Bolton, flarry Pidhirny, Brian McFarlane, and Aggie Kukulowicz . .. Corne out, have fun, support a worthy cause, and a chance to win a Gruen watch. The date? Sunday, February 6th, 2p.m. KINSMENALL-STARS- team members for the game against the OId-Timers N.H.L. team are Keith Anderson, Don Bagneil, Gord Carnegie, Lloyd Cook, Bob Denard, Bob Fairey, RossFtht, Eric Gareau, Ron Hooper, Ra-.y Kiku,,4 Doug Moore, Bob Nichols, Wayne Therteil, Barry Schnare, Doug Martin, and Don Sturrock. QUESTION - Who holds the N.H.L. season record for most shorthanded goals? ANSýWER - Marcel D ionne,- then with the Detroit Red Wings, scored '10 short-handed goals in the 1974-75 season. Dave Keon, former captainý of the Maple Leafs, held the previous record of 8, set in the 1970-71 season. WINTARio j- for anuà y2th wL e held ner buýt it ôdds ite-re-St ifo aea ikts and thàe proceeds go to deserving causes. CONGRATULATIONS - to Tom Wreggitt, of BoWmanville High School, who tied with Doug Brown of Pickerng to win the LOSSA Trophy, in senior football. Tom was tpp senior scorer for theý second year with 81 points wvhile Doug led his team to its second consecutive championship. CHOSEN- for the Durham Region High School Football Association Senior Al-Star Team were Tom Wrggtt o Bowmanville Hfigh Sehool, Ron Jui d Gord Wallace of Courtice Secondary School. BASEBALL - anyone? Now, that winter's here, can summer be far behind? If you are tired of snow, and want to think of the summer activities, why not attend the baseball meeting on Sunday, January l6th for the election of officers for th e coming season of the Bowmanville Basebali Association. Everyone interested is welcome. Remember, 10: 30 a.m. in Courtroom 2, ofî the Fire-Police Bldg. on Church Street. FIGURE SKATING- The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club will now revert back to its original schedule at the Bowm-ranville Me- .morial Arena: Mfondays 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Wednesday4:0pm to 9:00o p.m., Effective Monday, Januiary, 1977.- VOLKSWGE N LTD . '1h. Peyro h, Wok SOYD KNOX in a game Iast week In Stouffvlle, Boyd scored four goals and assisted on another to Ieoad hls te m to a 128 Win. On uda,,ieplc ked Uêp a rgoal ada assWb$ chosen the gm' second stbA-r as flic Red Eag les lost a tough ga me to thePort Ho-ïpe Pan erîs. OUR BODY SHOP IS MODERN, BUT WE TAKE OLD FASHIONED PRUDE UN OUR .WORKMANSH P. 1UU Ddas St. E. Tho "'"Cru Hrsl Whtby McGrgor DABatamsHampton Gardens S ta rtt Tough enU In ToRcn oe On January th, the McGre- gor IDA Bantams were in Bay Ridges and lost this game by a 5-3 count. The Toros did notplay good hockey for the first two periods and consequently'f eh behind 5-1. In the third, tbe Toros made up their'minds to play hockey and took control of the game, scoring two more goals. Goal scorers were Brian Canfield with two and Jeff Sallows with a. goal and an assist. Tony Clieff also picked up an assist on Sallows' goal. The MeGregor club piayed Whitby on January 9, and came up with their best effort of the season. The Toros mus t have been reading their press clippings of late and set out to prove this writer wrong in calling them sissies. From the_ opening whistle to the final buzzer the Toros bit,, skated- and worked very hard against a strong Whitby team and came away with a 2-2 tie. Brian Canfield scored from Jeff Sallows, and- Garf McQuaid gave the Toros a short lived lead but after Whitby tied the score McQuaid got the go-ahead' goal unaâssisted. Then with the Whitby goalie on the bench for an extra forward they tied it up with just 38 seconds left in the game. 1Don Reefke had a great game in goal for the Toros as did Dennis Simpson on de- fence who handed out a couple of the bardest checks of the game. It was an ail round solid performance by a mucb improved McGregor- team. Next home game will be at Dariington Arena on January _LIat 1-0 p.m. - Spencer' jri t ChalkUp9 t'reig, Over the past week the Major Midgets played host to tbree teams, èacb time being the-game's victors. Their first, encounter was against Co- bourg, wbere they slipped by with a 6-4 decision, Scott Sevens took the first 12 seconds of the game to score the opening goal after receiving a pass from Rick Bain and Don, Farrow. Paul Reid gladly accepted credit for the Toros' second goal while Pete Nemisz and Brent Badour assisted. Cobourg tied the game on two quick goals due to some defensive errors. Tbe first period expired with a 2-2'tie, only waîting te be broken in the following per- iods. Êrad Godfrey scored the tie breaker as he shot the puck how and past t*e' goatey.nder's feet, assisting were Ed Visseýr and Gary Dusseldorp. Paul Reid scored his second goal of the evening on a solo effort, leaving the Toros faced with a 4-2 lead going in- the third period. Briefly, after commence- ment of the third period, Cobourg scored, putting them- selves back into the game. It was not long before Cohourg's TYKES Lugtenhurg 5, Smith 0, Desou-, sa 3, McLean 2, Goemans 5, Uenriksen 0, Kirkton 3, Coom- bes 2., High Singles J. Henriksen 137, M. Lugten- burg 129, T. Smith 129. 1High Doubles T. Smith 253, M. Lugtenburg 253, J. Henriksen 250. BANTAM BOYS S. Wesselius 4, Rozema 3, Woolley 7, Sodhi 0, H. Wesse- lius 7, Smith 0. 'Hîgh Singles S. Woolley 222,, G. Stacey 201, I. Morrison 192, H. Wesselius 192, G. Kennett 191, S. Smith 191. 1High Triples S. Woolley 546, G. Kennett 518. BANTAM GIRLS Knapp 7, Cath Connelly 0, Seto 5, Desousa 2, Hancock 5, Carolyn Connelly 2., Hîgh Singles Cath Connelly 220. High Triples Cath Connelly 514, P. Knapp 505. JUNIORI BOYS Coombes 7, Tippins 0, Ham- mond 4, Ashurst 3, Henning 7, Sutciffe 0, Stacey 4, Bond 3. High Singles B. Richards 289, R. Henning 240, S. Ashurst 242, P. Coom- bes 202-257, J. Leblanc 239-238, M. Luxton 206-228, R. Elîs 207, G. Smith 202, R. McLean 235, J. Stacey ý32-206, S. Richards 229. High Triples B. Richards,655, J.. Leblanc 642, S. Ashurst 628, J. Stacey 621, M. Luxton 606. JUNIOR GIRLS Williams 7, Leavis 0, Rowe 5, Brunt 2, Hancock 7, Taylor 0, MeLean 5, Ingram 2. Hfigh Singles B. Leavis 2,15, W. Brunt 240, D. Taylor 26 W. Luxton 210, R. Lane 205, T'. Rowe 203. Higb Triples' W. Brunt 600. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Cbow 7, Reynolds 0, Woudstra 7, Oliver 0, J. Holroyd 7, Stacey 0, Lane 5, Judy Horoyd 2, Farrell 5, Murphy 2, Bishop 5, Hayward 2. High Games A. Chow 257 (662), M. Hall 321 (701), K. Farrell 297 (699), G. Lane 271 (693), J. Holroyd (671), R. Gibbs 278, B. Terry 257. hopes for victory were shat- tered, when Paul Reid smoked a ~slap shot by, Cobourg'~s goaltender, with Wayde Pres- ton and Ron Visser beîng credited with an assîst each. Rick Bain concluded the scoring for the Toros, after he dribbled a weak sbot into Cobourg's net from tbe blue- uine. Cobourg in an attempt to win, tbe game, scored once more, but when the Toros' defence tigbtened up, it pro-, ved to be their ast goal, ending the game in the 6-4 victory in favor of the Toros. In their second game, the Toros bosted Peterborough. Here, the Toros eked out a 4-3 victory. The, opening period's first goal did flot occur until midway througb it. Don Far- row scored a fter be received a pass frrxn Ri*c-K Bain. Also assisting was Dean R--ýutheir- ford. Brad Godfrey quickly paraded to the next goal as he scored after accepting a pass fromn Dan Strike. Refore the entire f irst period termiînated Peterborough scored one of their 3. The second period scoring was compietely done by Peter- borough, as they scored their second goal, leaving the Toros empty handed. The third period was differ- ent as Bowmanville outsçored the Petes by a score of 2-I. The Toros' goals were scored by Gary Dusseidorp on a snap shot from the face off circle while Brad Godfrey assisted on the play. Here, the Petes scored their lone goal to tie up the game 3-3 witb seconds remaîning in the game. Don Farrow gave a breakaway pass to Scott Stevens, who let it slip hy onhy to have the Peterborough goalie skate to their blueline to intercept the loose puck. But Don Farrow beat the goalie to the puck and shot the pucek in to score the, winning goal in the empty net. The Major Midgets third encounter was against Osh- awa in an exhibition game, where they came out as the victors wîth a score of 8-4. The majority of the scoring, was done in the first period, as Scott Stevens, Gary D ussel- dorp (2) and' Dan Strike scored for the Toros. There were also 3 goals scored by Oshawa, leaving the game in a 4-3 score until the second period. In this period there was only one goal scored by the Toros. Scott Stevens scored this goal as he was given the puck from Don Farrow, aliowing the Toros to take a commanding 5-3 lead. The firal period passed quickly as oth team-s skated, this period the Toroýîs once more outscored the Oshawa club. Brad Godfrey, Ed Visser and Paul Reid scored with a ssists being distributed be- tween, Brad Godfrey, Gary Dusseldorp (2) and Ron Vis- ser. Oshawa also scored one goal as well, but had littie effect on the outcome of the game. LegonLadies .ianuary ti, 1977 Team Standings Bragg 2827-3, Gray 2800ý3, Fairey 2757-2, Dunn 2694-1, Sutcliffe 2598-0, Piazek 2557-0. High Single - A. Plazek 273. Higb Triple - J. Sutchiffe 659. High Average - J . Sutchiffe 220. Top Ten Averages J. Sutclîffe 220, A. Plazek 215, Grace Murdoch 211, J. Baker 210, M. McNulty 200, B. Partner 199, M. Gray 198, J. Bragg 197, D. Howarth 196, L. Downey 195. IVIgrlUUF LeeWce Sp,îlitwith Whitby Hampton Gardens' Minor On Saturday, Whitby came Pee Wees played Whitby twice to Bowmanville and Hampton in league play last, week, Gardens won this game 3-2. At winning once and losing once. 1: 15 of the first Tim Preston On Thesday nigbt the Gar- scored unassisted and at 30 dens' team travelled to Brook- Preston scored again on a lin arena and were defçated penalty shot. Whitby scored 2-0, Whitby scored early in the once in the second period and first period and again in the early in the 'third to tie the second and from then on game and with 39 seconds checked our boys closely and, remaining in the gameSa- didn't give us many scoring ghn Houston scored the win- opportunities. ning goal as he dumped the puck into Whitby's end from Hum tonGardeus centre îce and their goal tender misplayed the puck PIayWeII~,,and it bounced into the goal. Ploy MHampton Gardens play on VA Saturday against Cobourg at 1:00 p.m. at Bowmanville The Hampton Gardens arena. Minor Pee Wees participated in the three-day hockey tourn- LUBERTY B 0ýE LLtE S ament held at Brantford Jnay417 during the school break and Januaryt4,d1n77 played Ivery well even though Ta tnig losing ail three games., Gibson 2016-3, Bous 1894-3, On Monday afternoon short- Robinson 1927-2, Coombes ly after arrivîng we were on 1914-2, Bragg 1878-2, Pearce the ice for a game against 1850-2, Forsey 1856-1, Chant Brampton and lost 5-0. The 1817-1, Dadson 1808-1, Spear Gardens crew seemed jittery 1719-1, Roberts 1878-0, Ahl- at the start of the game but dread 1698-0. settled down and even though_ High Single - 304 Pauleen out played, continued to hustie Cornish. High- Double - 537 right to the last whistle. After (233, 304) P. Cornish. the game the boys were paired Top Ten Averages off with members of a P. Cornish 269, M. Gibson Brantford team and left to 263, H. Piper 246, D. Foran 238, spend time in their homes' E. Bragg 232, P. Forsey 226, J. some with apprehension and Chant 216, S. Robinson 215,. J. others with smiles of anticipa- McMullen 209- M. Lewis 207. tion. On Tuesday, -the Hampton crew played a. strong Kitchen- er team and lost 5-4. Kitchener scored in the first period and then Paul Stocker tied the game assisted by Rob Green and Ron Hopcroft. Kitchener scored twice in the second and again early in the third but then our boys fought back. Stocker got his second goal assisted by Shaugbn Houston, then Houston scored unassist- ed to make it 4-3. Kitchener scored \with fiv.e inÉutes- left but our boys just wouldn't quit and Mike Glass scored with 28 seconds left assisted by Hous- ton. On Wednesday, we played a fine skating team from Detroit and although out shot and outplayed we were in the game.ail the way losing 3-1.M Green got our only goal assisted by Hopcroft. G This was a fine tbree day v tournament in which the Toros were up against strong triple A teams from larger centres. Our defence of Houston,- Mathews, Coombes, and, Tremblay were outstanding during the tournament with Houston and Mathews in particular handing out some 20% tbumping body checks. Up Ch~ front, Paul Stocker playedUT tough and hustled ail the time O he was on the ice. As we travelled home I arn sure al the players feit a lot of satisfaction knowing they s o played their best and we will bave a lot of pleasant memor- ies of this tournament and the 67 KING STREET lovely people we met,.___________ a a Corne in and we wilI DON't BE LEFT OUT! Cross ýý'Country ski Package LIMITED QUANITIES ~t, t t 3' .3 The Markham Juveniles chs a rough, intiniidating syeof hockey in hopes of defeating Bowmanvilie but their tactics did flot work as they went down to defeat 4-2. Sitting in the penalty box or beingejected from a game does not win hockey games. This was the case in Markham Sunday, Jan. 2 when several penalties were assessed plus 3 game mîsconducts with Mark- ham suffering the most numn- ber of minutes including 2 player ejections. "Duke" Brunt gave Bow- manville the lead on an unassisted power play goal in the first period. Markham tied the score six minutes later on a deflected shot from the, point. in the second period, Bow- manville scored three unan- s wered goals which were enough for the victory. Ralph Cryderman back-handed the pucR into the net assisted by Brunt and Rick Cross. Neil Ryan, the third member of the Cryderman-Brunit line, scored at 10: 31 of the second with assists going to Brunt and JAm Hutton. Less than a minute inter St., Mary's fourth and final goal was scored by Jerry Leddy set up by Tim Button- shaw and Steve Hogarth, Markham closed out the scoring with the ,only goal of the third period. The Juveniles complete their schedule this week - Tues., Jan. 4th at Hampton against Cobourg, and Thurs., Jan. 6th at Stouffville. Satur- day, Jan. 9th they take part in a one-day tournament in Picton. The teami will be kýept biusy in the future with league playoffs coming up shortlýy plus the Silver Stick Tourna- ment in Sarnia during the first weekend of February. Mr. Submorine Selects Tie wi t Nýewcastl On Sunday, January 2, Mr. Submarine Selects hosted Newcastle at Hampton Arena and came away with a 3-3 draw. Newcastle took a 2-0 fîrst period lead but Bowman- ville bounced, back to tie the score in the second 'when Danny Elliott scored a nice goal assisted by Kevin Taylor and John Klompmaker. Marty ErW'Cin tied the count assisted by Jeff Logan and Kevin Taylor. Both teams traded third period markers. Newcastle first then Rob McKay finished off the scoring for the evening deflecting in a shot of Russ Hogg's.1 On Tbursday, January 6th the Selects entertained North Oshawa at Orono and played bv far their best game of the LA D IES~ IacketsReg. 42.00 Sa le year in wininig 5 to 1. '-coring for Bowmanvîlle were Johni Kiompmiaker two goals and one assist, Todd Beers a goal ana an assist, JJanny JEliott two assists, Hugh Francis one goal and Scott Richards and Scott Hillier one assist each. The boys <al skated extremely weli and forechecked the Oshawa team into the ice. Kevin Taylor and Russ Hogg handéd out some real stiff body checks and kept the Oshawa crew honest. Scott O'Neil and Randy Goudey, shared the goaltending chores and did a commendable job. 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