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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 26, 1977 9 D&R Upset Cowans 8-7 Franks Down Spencers By L. Burns ln the fîrst game, D&R Sports broke their' losing streak by upsetting Cowan Pontiac-Buick 8 to 7. D&R got on the board first when Larry Perris scored, assisted by Tom 'Nowlan and Phil Johnson. Cowan's tied the gamne before the first ended when Irv Gill tallied fromn Kim Rogers. , The second saw Cowan's take the lead when Mike Corneil tallied fromn Ron Hooper. D&R tied the match when Tom Nowlan scored from Brian Rowe and Larry Perris. Cowan's then took the lead back after Randy Dono- ghue scored, assisted by Irv Gili and Kim Rogers. D&R came back to take thelead with two goals, the first by Phil Johnson with James Baker assisting, and the second by Larry Perris with Brian Rowe and Tom Nowlan assisting. Cowan's came back to tie when Mike Corneli scored his second goal assist- ed by Paul Forsey. ' ut D&R took the lead at the end of the second when Tom Nowlan scored lis second fromn Brian Rowe and Larry Perris. The third saw Cowan's score fromn Kim Rogers with Mike Cornell and Joe Caruana assisting to tie the match, but D&R hit agaîn as James Baker scored from Barry Oliver. Again Cowan's tied it when Randy Donoghue scored his second goal fromIrv Gil and Kim Rogers. D&R took the leaçl for good when James Baker scored his second and third goals assisted by Barry Oliver twice, Ted Brown and Tom Nowlan. Cowan's netted one more before the game ended by Kimi Rogers, his second, from Randy Dono- ghue. 1The second game was much dloser as W. Frank Real Estate and Spencer Real Estate fought for first place. There wasn't any scoring until the second period when Waynè Paedon tallied for Franks, assisted by Martin Goldberg. IFranks then took a 2 to 0 lead when Gary Wilson scored fromn Steve Burns and Rick Woolner. Spencers got on the board before the second ended when Bob Harness DEPARTME tallied from Ed Porte and John Taylor. The third saw Franks'in- crease their lead when Rick Woolner scored from Jim Burtch and then Bryan Hughes tallied from Tim Prout and Terry Russell. Spencers scored once more before the game ended from Bob Howes with John Vance assisting. The final Frank 4 Spencer 2. Youth Bowding Tykes Coombes 5; McLean 0; Smith 5, Kirkton 0; Goemans 3, Lugtenburg 2; Desousa 3, Henricksen 2. Team standings Goemans 13, Lugtenburg 9, Desousa 9, McLean 7, Henricksen 7, Coombes 7, Smith 5, Kirkton 3. High singles K. Smith 148- 135, Goemans 138. High doubles K. Smith 283, C. Goemans 233. Bantam Boys Woolley 7, S. Wesselius 0; H. Wesselius 7, Sodhi 0; Smith 5, Rozema 2. Team Standings Woolley 18, H. Wesselius 17, Rozema 10, S.Wesselius 9, Smith 7, Sodhi 2. High singles S. Wesselius 247, H. Wesselius 203. High triples S. Wesselius 529. Bantam Girls Hancock 5, Desousa 2; Knapp 7, Seto 0; Carolyn Connelly 5, Cathy Connelly 2. Team standings Knapp 21, Seto 12, Carolyn Connelly il, Hancock 10, Desousa 5, Cathy Connelly 2. High singles M. Witely 245, K. Black 224-203. Higb triples K. Bla'cl 570. Junior Boys Ashurst 7, Henning 0; Bond 5, Coombes 2; Stacey 7, Hammond 0; Sutcliffe 5, Tippins 2. Team standings Coombes 16, Stacey 16, Sutcliffe 10, Bond 10, Ashurst 10, Henning 9, Tippins 9, Hammond 4. High singles R. Sutcliffe 285, P. Coombes 265-232, B. Rich- ards 252-238, J. Leblanc 226, J. Stacey 215-205, R. Bond 214- 203, S. Richards 210. High triples B. Richards 680, P. Coombes 674, R. Suteliffe 646, R. Bond 614.,, Junior Girls Rowe 7, Taylor 0; McLean 7, Wiliamý 0; Brunt 5, Ingram 2; Leavis 5, Hancock 2. Team standings Hancock 14, Brunt 14, Rowe 14, Mebean 14, Ingram il, Leavis 10, Wil- liams 7, Taylor 0. High singles D. Taylor 268, S. Brooks 235-200, W. Brunt 232, D. Hancock 232-205, B. Leavis 217-200. High triples D. Hancock 636, B. Leavis 612. Senior Mixed League Oliver 7, Stacey 0; Chow 5, Bishop 2; Judy Holroyd 5, Farrell 2; Lane 7, Murphy 0; Reynolds 5, Hayward 2; Woudtra 5, J. Holroyd 2. Team standings Chow 19, Woudstra 17, Lane 17, Farrell 14, Judy Holroyd 14, J. Holroyd il, Reynolds 10, Bishop 9, Oliver 7, Hayward 4, Murphy 2, Stacey 2. High games A. Chow 334 (757), L. Stacey 369 (721), D. Oliver 258 (707), D. Murphy 293 (689), M. Leddy 314 (653), Judy Holroyd 291, W. Thiessen 286, K. Woolley 271, W., Van Goor 27C. LIBERTY, BELLES BOWVLING Forsey 5699 pinfaîl, 6 points, Bons 5740, 6, Pearce 5463, 6, Roberts 5678, 5, Gibson 5657, 5, Coombes 5490, 5, Chant 5370, 5, Bragg 5418, 4, Dadson 5367, 3, Alldread 5182, 3, Robinson 5553, 2. High Single-Helen Piper 257. High double-Pat Forsey 476, (226, 250). Top 12 averages-P. Forsey 226, H. Piper 224, C. Roberts 214, M. McDonald 208,. M. Gibson 207, J. Eisan 203, M. Pearce 203, P. Cornish 201, J. Chant 201, J. MeMullen 196, S. Robinson 195, H. Cook 195, A. Bons 194. ENT 0F PARKS & RECREATION %eu v,,v %ouvii il7 JIUmuIUVE Orono Youth,,Centre Town Hall Sunday, February 6th, 2:00 p.m., HOUSE BAND: Fay Adams and ""The Country Hits"'ý with Fay, Glory and Don Adams, Len Somerscales on Steel Guitar, Joe Howe on Lead Guitar. GUEST ARTISIS: Harold Fife -and his 4string Banjo. Carl Leitch - from the Hayloft Diance Party. Mary Bunting -Orono,'s OIdTyme Fiddler. Bonnie George and Son Jim - Country Singers f rom Roseneath. M. C. - Sterling Mather. 'MID-,WItNTER CLEARAINCE 1976 PRICES Ail Manufacturers 'Have lncreased Prices By Approximately 6%, But COUNTY CHRYSLER Are SeIIing ail new cars in stock at the OLD PRICES Drop in and ses us now There are 40 cars to choose from al-models W.9 also have a number of 77 Demos at outstandlng saivings 10w down payments - Bank rate f inancing County Crser Dodge Ltd. Hwy. No. 2, West of Bowmanvil CCIi623-2586 Ask for: Harley.Hayes,ý Peter Guttin or Paul Firman Local Figure Skaters to Compete for Medals, Back row, left to, right, Joan Tink, Lynn Tennant, Heather Anyan, Lyn Tink, Cheryl Anyan, Sue Hartford; front row, let to right, Pam Sully, Jane Stutt, Mary Jane McLaughllin, Kim Taylor, Wendy Mutton, Eveline Kennett, Diane Patton. Missing from photo, Nancy Locke, Cindy Vivian. The Bowmanville Fiaure Skatine Club wiil be represented bv the above, members at the Pine Ridge Interclub Figure Skating Competition to be held at Darlington Sports Centre, Hampton, on Saturday, February 12, 1977. We are pleased once again this year to have our club under the direction of Mrs. Sylvia Freeman and her assistant, Mr. Craig Tennant. Marina Eagles Down Stouif ville Un Fast Game Heme Sunday Night t Intended For Last Week) In O.H.A. Junior C action at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena Su nday night, the four hundred fans Who turned out on a very cold nighit to see the Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Eagles meet the Stouf- fville Clippers were treated to somfe excêellent goalscoring plays by Eagles. Some of the goals were a freat to see picture plays including breakaways, per- fectly timed passes to the slot, a shot too hot to handle, and stickbandling perfection. The game saw very fast skating especially by the Eagles Who had control of the game most of the way. Both teams came to play clean hockey with Eagles checking well and-Clippers looking for two points to help in their hunt for a third place finish. The only heavy assess- ment by the referee was tossing the Clipper coach Murray Sinclair off the bench in the third after being warned earlier in thegae Eagles started the scoring in the first on a power play goal, Gary Cox scoring on a tip in assist by Ted Puk and Rory GXibbs. GryNemisz counted' theý next Eagle goal, a backhander assisted by line- mates Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs. AI Emard scored the Eagles third goal after some dazzling stickhandling through the entîre Clipper team (o finish first period scoring. Boyd Knox started second period scoring, cashing in on his own rebound assisted by AI Emard. Terry Sarginson scored the next goal on a breakaway making no mis- take putting the puck upstairs. Terry Sarginson found the target again scoring on a perfect passout from Run Strike-with Nick Vanseggelen- also earning an assist. Clip- pers got on the scoreboard Taylor from Emmerson and Brown. Eagles Ted Puk broke down bis left wing and let a inside edge on taking third spot then Lindsay, Port Perry and Cobourg in the chase for fourth, fifth and sixtb playoff spots. Frank's Pê.wees Beat Orangeville On Saturday Frank's l'e Wees w"re hosts, (n Orange- ville for Young Canada Day. This game started'out very close with both teams giving everything they had. There was no scoring until laie in the first period when Brian Ruddy scored an unassisted goal at the 9:50 mark. The second period was the same way, close checking hockey from both teams. The only scoring of this period came at the 4.40 mark with Joe Nihill getting the goal from Rod Plain and Brian Ruddy. Wi th only 33 seconds gone on the dlock, Rod Plain scored to make it 3-0 for Bowmanville. 1 , fi .1t iw 1 o fl -efmi e<l to( 1 lau on <rangev île when F-rank .S I ee Wvees iscored four goals ~u thin t v~o and a hall minutes. Tlhe goal scorers were Darev ('ummings, Barry Cullen. Steve Cary and Robert Ken- nett. At the 7: 13 point of the period, Steve Cary notched bis second of the game to make the final score 8-t0 for Frank Rteal Estate Pee Wees. Mark Lee and Steve Skene shared the duties in goal and had to make somre key saves. Joe Nibill received the M.V.P. tropby for Bowmanville. TIRE MSERVICE I~29 DEAN AV[ I '~ OSKAWA 15576-2201 O WA SCo VOLKSWAGEN LTD - Porsche + Audi, ""The Player of the Weekl" RORY GIBBS On Friday nýight, the Bowmanville Eagles lost to Lindsay by the score of 8-4. Rory played a fine game, scoring two goals and picking Up an assist. On Sunday at home, Bowmanville defeated Stouffville 10-4 and again Rory played a very strong gamne, scoring three times and also picking up four assists. Did you know that Parts and Labour performeat at Owasco are guaranteed for 6 months or 6,000 miles. 1425 Dundas St. E. 668-9383 Whitby The >"77's""are Hoerole ~4~odQey ~ouk~Wvlc4tt g~9~etaQ~ H. L. Wood Minor Bantams Win' Final Lecgue Gamne By Bill Paterson' On Monday Jan. 17, 1977, Bowmanville H.L. Wood Ban- tam Toros journeyed (o Bay Ridges for a postponed game and came home 4 to 2 victors. The first'period went score- less with many good chances being turned back by botb goaltenders. The Transporters, opened the scoring in the second period with only 19 seconds left on the dlock, Mark Matthews converting a pass from Kevin Welsh and Ryan Kearney. Then Tim Almond stole the puck and went in for a beautiful goal with 9:42 left in the third period. Bay Ridges got their first to be followed by one by the Toros' Kevin Welsh from Jan Janack and Mark McLean and the last one with only two minutes left when Jon Janack ,took a pass from Kevin Welsh and Doug Dilling to score. Bay Ridges scored the second and last with only one minute and 30 seconds to go. Paul Adams played one of bis best games in net to lead the Bowmanville squad -to vîctory. On Jan. lSth, the Trans- porters played host to Lindsay in their last league meeting before tbe play offs. The visitors came expecting to swamp the Toros îike they did in their last meeting but met a very determined team wbo wben they were scored upon after five minutes had elasped, came back 17 seconds later (o tie it up on a beautiful wrist shot hy Mark MeLean assýisted by Kevin Wetsh and Mark Matthews. One minute later Ryan Kearney took a pass fromn Jon Janack to put the Transporters ahead 2-1. The second saw the Lindsay team score twice unanswered to be followed by one îin the (bird period (o finish tLhe game Lindsay 4 Bowmanville 2. Grant Bradley played a solid gamne in goal to keep the Toros in the gaine. The Transporters bave played three exhibition games since the new year began, winning one and losing two. Jan. 2nd-Bowmanville 4, Oshawa Hourly Beverages 1. Toros goals scored by Dana Peebles from Jon Janack and Doug Dilling, Jon Janack from Doug Dilling, Steve Ogden from Todd Hooper and Scott Paterson and Mark McLeon from Jon Janack. Grant Bradley allowed only one to squeak by hlm in the second period. Good gaine Grant. Jan. 8tb Little Britain Ban- tains 8 Bowmanville Minor Bantams 4. Bowmanville scores by Tim Almond from Ken Wilcox, Brent Thompson with bis first (bis year from Dana Peebles and Jon Janack, Todd Hooper from Tim Almond and Dana Peebles and Doug Dilling from Todd Hooper. Paul Adams and Grant Bradley split the goal-. tending chores. Jan. 16tb Oshawa Kisil Fuels 7 Bowmanville 4. Toros' scores by Mark Matthews from Kevin Welsh and Ryafn Kearney, Mark Mathews from Ryan Kearney and Kevin Welsh, Todd. Hooper from Steve Ogden and Todd Hooper from Brent Thompson and Tim Atmond. Paul Adams and Grant Bradley shared the goaltending chores and were kept very busy. Playoffs start on Jan. 23rd at Lindsay and back home Saturday, Jan. 29th at Bow- manville Arena. 1