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BOWMANVILLE EAGLES SCORING - FINAL GP G A Rory Gibbs............ ... 31 36 58 Ted Puk...>» 34 39 46 Gary Cox ......... ........... 34 37 39 Boyd Knox ...... ........30 24 45 Alan Emard ..............25 19 33 Jerry Johnson....................... 34 18 33 Brian Simpson....................... 28 19 19 Joe Humenick.. ............... ..... 24 9 17 Don Spicher ....................... 28 10 15 Terry Sarginson .................... 28 10- 14 Gary >Nemisz....................... 24 7 13 Dean Mrgani....................... 14 8 10 Ron Strike................ ......... 24 4 14 Nick Van Seggelin................... 26 8 9 Stevýe Dupnn........................ 33 6 8 Ward Reddick ............ ....... ... 12 1 5 Don Martin ......................... 6 0 1 Paul Albrecht....................... 12 0 1 Afftl.Players....................... 14 6 Il 261 391 Goalkeepers GP Min. GA Bob Koczulgb 15 764 48 Lenny Chappeli ..................... 22 1276 87 2040 135 Pts, 94 85 76 -.69 52 51 38 26 25 24 20 18 18 17 14 6 1 1 17 652 Avg. 3.77 4.09 3.97 Mary Brown's Novices Tie League 01n Saturday, Jan. 29th the novices played one of their finest games this year. They tied Whi tby ?-2, but by far out-played their- opposition. They had many fine opportun-. itiesbut came up against a hot goaltender who managed to keep his team in the game. Bowmanville Opened the scoring in the first period early on a goal by Kelly Balsam with Chris Beck gaining the assist. In the second period Whitby did al the scoring but the Toros neyer gave Up and in the third they scored the tying goal by Jay Kelly set up by Chris Beck and Kelly Balson. The forwards, Steve Piche, Mike Knight, Mark Hickey, Kelly Balsoni,, Paul Herron, Ian Wheelock, Chris Beck, Gerry Windsor and Jay Kelly Lea ders 2-2 neyer stopped skating and forechecking. The defence, Mike Houston, Shawn Rekker and Shawn Martin played double shifts and threw many sti1t bodychedks. The goaï- tenders Troy Harmer and David iffih madTe any difficult stops against this strong team. On Saturday, Feb. sth these boys are hosting the annual Novice Tournament and if you really want to see a group of hard playing 7 and 8 year olds Who put everything they have into the game corne out to the arena on Saturday and cheer them on. A part of this team's success should go the the coaches who have worked bard and given the boys confidence. They all say Thank You to AI Masters, Joe Kennett and Mickey Burns-. D & R- Sports Atoms Draw with Bay Ridges Lose lat Place Spot The Bowmanville Minor Atom Toros lost their chance for a first place finish in the O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League by playing to a 2-2 draw with Bay Ridges on Sunday after- noon in the Darlington Sports Centre. There was no scoring until the 7:08 mark of the second Period when the visitors went ahead. The Toros tied the score in the same period when Tom McLaughlin scored, as- sisted by his centremani Chris Dreossi and defenceman Brian Heard. Bay Rtidges again w'ent into the lead at the 3:14 mark of the final stanza. Bowmanville agaîn tied things up when Dreossi scored an unassisted marker. Richard Smith was in, the nets for the Toros and was very steady. The D&R Sports Minor Atoms were trailîng Bay Ridges by one point in- the standings and needed a win te move into first place. They have one game re- maining with Whitby-Brooklin while the "Bay" have two games remaining, one with Cobourg and Peterborough. ST. JOSEPH'S BOWLING Top ten averages-Bob Brown 207, Lois Woodcock 207, Roy Sandison 206, Les Hunt 205, Darryl Somerscales 204, Bill Wite 203, Gary Conway 199, Don Powers 196, Bill Fair 194, Judy Rand 194. Team standing-Gary Con- way 25 points, Roy Sandison 24, Les Hunt 20, Clayton Morgan 19, Bob Brown 16, Doug White 13, Bihl White 12, Lois Woodcock il. Ladies high single-Rose- marie Conway 276, ladies high triple-Rosemarie Conway 730. Men's high single-Darryl Somerscales 291, men's high triple-Darryl Somerscales 683. On Sunday night, Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles were behind in the first period against the Durham Regional Police Ail-Stars, mainly because goalie Peter Naumienko was hotter than aa firecracker. Later in the period, they had thrown so much rubber at him that he got weary and let in some rebounds. The Mll-Stars "only had two forward lines and they tired later in the game with the resuit that the young Eagles had a field day as they piled up a lop-sided score. Naumienko sits after one goal with Eagles' Jerry Johnston just outside the net and Constable Terry Baker, a Bowmanville product, at his left. Proceeds from the game went for arena repairs. Eagles Turn into Fruzz Busters As They Defeat Regilonaol Police By Don Wilcox Captain A.. Turner, third ird vs6th, best of 5; series D, The Bowmanvifle Port Dar- period, R. Kantautos assisted Winners of series B and C, lington Marina and Hotel by W. Davidson and S. Bosak best of 5; series E, Winners of Junior C's, the local goodguys then J. Morrison from T. series A and D, best of 7. played the Durham Regional Baker and D. Ballentine. In the running for the six Police Ahl-Star gôod guys, a ,Eagle scorers, Jerry John- playoff spots are Port hope, firm exhibition home game son 6-0, Gary Cox 0-5, Brian Bowmanville, Stouffilîle, Sunday night, with Eagles Simpson 2-2, Ted Puk 1-3, Lindsay, Port Perry, Cobourg. young legs out running the Terry Sarginson 1-2, Boyd The local fans who are legs of the boys in blue by a 1.5 Knox 1-2, AI Emard 1-2, Joe hungry for playoff action to 4 count. Humenick 0-2, Gary Nemisz would dearly like to see their The feature of this game 1-0, Don Spicher 0-1. Eagles, advance along the was a double hat trick by Eagles, because of their playoff trail this season as Eagle rookie centre Jerry early league finish must wait Eagles the past few years Johnson with the first three for at least two weeks to line have been the first organized comîng in a 1:24 burst in' the up their first playoff date, team in Bowmanville wiped second period. Eagles used possibhy Sunday, Feb. 1sth. out of playoff action, putting this gamne as an opportunity to The playoff set-up, series A the equipment in moth balîs sharpen up their scoring knife lst vs 4th, best of 7; series C, early in February. while the Durham Regionals exhibited good sportsmanship with the proceeds going to- wards arena repairs.1 H.L.W o 11011 Eýagles superfan WayneL.W o Mi r Haisma, winner of the $130 weekly door draw, turned ten dollars over to the arena fund. l a ta s T n-i Way to go Gomer. Scoring for the All Stars,L i first period, W. Davidson L n s y i l assisted by R. Kantantos and ds y i.Pa o f P. Carrol, second period, P. By Bill Paterson Toros opened their, nlayoff Carrol from W. Davidson an-d The H.L. Wood Bantamn series in Lindsay on Sunday, Jan. 23rd and came away 4 to 2 losers. Lindsay'came out skating and scored twice in the first period. Bowmanville scored the only goal in the second period. Dana Peebles from Mark Mathews and Todd Hooper. The Toros camne out flying in the third period and tied and score with only 8 seconds elapsed, Jon Janack from Todd Hooper. Lindsay came back, two minutes later with one more and their final one at 13:36. On Saturday the Transport- ers decided to prove that they could beat Lindsay by strong Lakea d tc w th paiots.isforechecking and skating. [ake dat wît a parof kisWith only 44 seconds gone in the game, Kent Wilcox con- verted a pass from Jon Janack to be followed by his second at the 2 minute mark on a pass Litina 1"tekKFEc--b.S-lfrom Ryan Kearney. The first period saw two moregoals by the Toros one from Todd Hopper on a nice set up from behind Lindsays goal by Tim Almond and Jon Jonack froin Paul l)adson ami 'lod( 1 looper at 58 seconds. Lindsay scorc(I thie irst at 3:43 i o b h oe d bIW(Iiy ithe l'oros'I )oug 1) illi ng l friJ of Jiana ck andeit XC iOWelsh. 'l'of-os fi nalI goal scored by I ania I eeiIes l'ronm Ryan Kea rney. Finai score Bow- TICKETS R M IING! manville 7 Lindsay 3, Grant REMAINBradley played a strong game in goal. anfd SK I On Sunday, Jan. 3thth Toros came ont strong in a a &% P Lndsay and bit the goal post R T S M O tice in the first few minutes only to be scored upon at 7:35 421 1 5w m nv1 l in the first, 1: 46, 7:08 and 7:25 owmani..oin the second. Toros come back with goals by Brent Thompson from Doug Dilling and Jon Janack from Brent Thompson and Doug Dîlling. Final score Lindsay 5 Bowmanville 2. The Canadian, Statesman, Bowmanville, February 2, 1977 Spencer's Major, Midgets Win Opening Playoff Game 4to 2 YOUTH- BOWLING;, Tykes McLean 5, Goemans 0; Lugtenburg 3, Coombes 2; Desousa 5, Kirkton 0; Smith 5, Henricksen 0. Team standings-Desousa 14, Goemans 13, McLean 12, Lugtenburg 12, Smith 10, Coombes 9, Henricksen 7, Kirkton 3. High singles-K. Smith 176, J. Henricksen 136, P. Cummings 131, J. Smith 126. High Doubles-K.« Smith 293, J. Henricksen 244.' Bantam Boys Woolley 5, Smith 2; S. Wesselius 7, Sodhi 0; H. Wçsselius 7, Rozema 0. Team standings-H. Wessel- ius 24, Woolley 23, S. Wesselius 16, Rozema 10, Smith 9, Sodhi 2. High Singles-S. Smith 275, R. Cowling 212. High Triples-S. Smith 542, R. Cowling 518, S. Woolley 506. Junior Girls Williams 5, Taylor 2; Ing- ram 5, Leavis 2; Rowe 5, McLean 2; Hancock 4, Brunt 3. Team standings-Rowe 19, Hancock 18, Brunt 17, McLean 16, Ingram 16, Leavis 12, Williams 12, Taylor 2. High Singles-W. Brunt 236, P. Jones 236, K. Tennant 232, S. Ingram 225, T. Rowe 212-218, C. Crossey 203, D. Taylor 201. High Triples-W. Brunt 610, T. Rowe 603. Senior MixedLeague Woudstra 4, Lane 3; Stacey 5, Reynolds 2; J. Holroyd 4, Oliver 3; Farrehl 5, Chow 2; Murphy .7, Bishop 0; Judy Holroyd 7, Hayward 0. Tearn standings-Chow 21, Woudstra 21, Judy Holroyd 21, Lane 20, Farrell 19, J. Holroyd 15, Reynolds 12, Oliver 10, Murphy 9, Bishop 9,-Stacey 7, Hayward 4. High Games-R. Stacey 294 (714), D. Oliver 294 (707), W. Van Goor 266 (688), R. Caissie 272 (665) K. Farrell 268. Bantam Girls H4ancock '7, Cathyý, Contielly ,Last Wednesday evening in Hampton Arena the Silver Stick Champion Major Mid- gets opened their * play-off series with Markham. The gamffe-was very close as well as exciting as the Toros came from behind and won the game in the third period, 4-2. The first period opened Up with both teams struggling for the first goal and the lead but the Markham club got the first break and capitalized on it as they scored on a break-a-way. The rest of the period remain- ed scoreless as the Markham team attempted to add to their lead. 1 It took a short period of time before the Toros' Brad God- frey could score a goal to tie 0; Desousa 4, Knapp 3; Seto 7, Carolyn Connelly 0. Team standings-Knapp 24, Seto 19, Hancock 17, C. Connelly il, Desousa 9, Cath Connelly 2. High Singles-S. Stainton 223, D. Hancock 214. High Triples-K. Desousa 514, D. Hancock 499. Junior Boys Coombes 5, Henning 2; Stacey 5, Tippins 2; Hammond 5, Sutcliffe 2; Bond 7, Ashurst 0. Team standings-Coombes 21, Stacey 21, Bond 17, Sutcliffe 12, Henning 11, Tip- pins 11, Ashurst 10, Hammond 9. High Singles-J. Stacey 246- 209-292, F. Tippins 221, P. Coombes- 244, B. Hammond 239, D. Desousa 228, R. Bond 263, B. Richards 236, R. McLean 229, S. Ashurst 226. High Triples-J. Stacey 747, B. Richards 610, S. Ashurst 604. Pre-Inventory Special on MEN"S SUITS Now at Chcartran',s 17 King St. E. . Bowmanville The third period saw tme up tne game. Godfrey scored on a slapshot frofn the point position as Dan Strike passed the puck across to him. Ed Visser also received an assist on theplay. Markharn scored again this timne as the Toros were short handed. This lef t the Score 2-1 in favour of the Markhamn teamn as the second period was completed. After a short bireak, the two teams resumed play and alI the Markham's dreams of winning were destroyed as Gary Dusseldorp scored to even up the game. Within a minute, Brad Godfreyscored again to give the Toros the lead. The assists on the two plays were credited to Ed Visser, Brad Godfrey, Ron Visser, and Brent Badour. The Toros final goal was scored by Gary Dusseldorp as he shot the puck into the open net, when the Markham goaltend- er was "pulled" and an extra offensive player: was put on the ice. The game was very close at points and was exciting. Their next game is in Markham on Monday, Feb. 7th in the evening. DEPUTY MINISTER ACCEPTS NEW APPOINT- MENT L. Denis Hudon, deputy minister of Agriculture Cana- da, was named secretary to the Ministry of State for Science and Technology, effective January 1, 1977. Mr. Hudon, 52, had been deputy agriculture minister since April 1, 1975. His public service career began in 1948 with the Departmnent of Fin-