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Mr. Submarine Selects Split Pair of Games By John Logan On Thursday, February 3rd Mr. Submarine Selects drop- ped their first encounter of the season by a 3-2 score. After dropping behind 2-0 in the first period to a fast skating Woodview squad, the Selects popped in two second period goals, McKay from Francis and Elliott from Yeo to tie the score. In the final period, Oshawa Woodview scored the winning goal with four min- utes remaining and held on for the win. On Sunday, February 13th the Selects rebounded with a' super effort against a well matched Whitby-Brooklin squad and came out on top of an 8-3 count. After the visitors took a 1-0 lead the "Subs rebounded with four unanswered markers, John Klompmaker from Todd Beers and Danny Elliott, Russ Hogg from Robbie McKay, Scott Hillier from McKay and Kevin Anyan and Jeff Logan from Elliott and Klomp- maker. In the second frame, Bow- manville outscored Whitby 2-1 with Hillier blasting a drive under the crossbar assisted bv Scott Richards and Mike Cancilla. and Klompmaker on a super solo effort, to end the period 6-2. In the third period Todd Stephens up for his first game, potted his first on passes from McKay and Steve Thompson then Dan Elliott closed out the scoring drifting one into the rigging after being set up bv Beers. Randy Goudey and Scott O'Neil played very well in nets coming up with some key saves. Werner Geidlinger, Calvin Yeo, Kevin Taylor and Steve Thompson played a strong game on defence. The Mr. Submarine crew are now 8 wins 1 loss on the season as of February .14th. Scoring Statistics John Klompmaker 7G 11A, 18 Pts., Dan Elliott 9, 6, 15, Russ Hogg 9, 2, 11, Todd Beers 3. 7. 10. Robbie McKav 3, 6..9, Jeff Logan 3, 5, 8, Scott Hillier 3, 3, 6, Hugh ýFrancis 2, 2, 4, Scott Richards 2, 2, 4, Kevin Taylor 1, 2, 3, Marty Erwin 1, 2, 3, Calvin Yeo 1, 2, 3, Steven Thompson 0, 3, 3, Werner Geidlinger 0, 2, 2, Kevin Anyan 1, 1, 2, Todd Stephens 1, 0, 1, Scott Irvin 0, 1, 1. Goals against average- Randy Goudey and Scott O'Neil 2.00. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 16, 1977 7 St. Marys Juveniles Beaten by Weston in Silver Stick Tourney Marino Eagles Down Port Perry in First Playoff Game Bowmanville. Good defensive plays and superb goal tending saved the gane for Bowmanville as Markham played well throughout the game. Bow- ma ville also missed some good scoring chances. The fourth game, played at Markham on Sunday, Feb. 13, Bowmanville won by a 5-3 score. The goal scorers in this game were Leddy with 3 and Scot with 2. Cryderman had 2 assists, Starkey and Scott had singles. Bowmanville now advance to the next round which will be against Lindsay. In their first game of the Silver Stick Tournament played at Mooretown on Saturday, Feb. 5th, St. Marys Cement Juveniles went down to defeat to Weston by a 5-2 score in a division "A" game. Weston had a very strong team and defeated Toronto Lido 6-0 and Aurora 7-2 to advance to the Championship game. Bowmanville put up a strong fight and the result of the contest was in doubt until the final seconds. Weston scored first in the opening period but Bowman- ville came back just a minute later with two quick goals and held the lead at the end of the first. At 5:20 of the period, Ralph Cryderman . scored from "Duke" Brunt. Twenty- five seconds later, Steve Hogarth, assisted by Gerry Leddy, was the marksman on the second goal. Weston tied the game in the second period. In the third at 6:20, Weston took the lead for the second time of the game. Bowmanville's efforts to tie the game failed and with just 10 seconds left in the game, Weston scored into the empty net. From the face off following the goal, they scored another before the period ended on a hard blast from inside the blue line. Bowmanville had opportun- ities in the second period to move well ahead in the scoring as Weston played two men short several times. But their excellent defensive plays and strong goaltending kept them in the game. Although Bowmanville was not victorious, they should be proud of their efforts against a powerful, well balanced hockey club. Delta Faucet Midgets Win Consolation Trophy In Bobcaygeon Tourney IDA Bantams Win First Round McGregor IDA Bantams eiiminated Stouffville from the OMHA playoffs two games to none with one game tied. On Jan. 29th in Darlington Arena, the IDA Toros won the first game by a 6-4 count. Bowmanville built up a 4-0 lead by the halfway mark when Stouffville roared back but could not pull even with the determined Toros. Garth McQuaid led the attack with two goals and two assists including the winning goal in the third period. Garth had an excellent all-round game. Brian Canfield had a goal and two assists while Jeff Sallows had one goal and an assist, giving this line a total of nine points. Andy Paton and Len Dyck were the other Toros' marksmen with as- sists going to Tony Cliff, Grant Brock and Randy Lake with 2. When the McGregor club travelled to Stouffville on Feb. 3rd they came away with a 7-7 tie in a game which turned out to be goalies' nightmare as it was played wide open. The Toros fell behind 4-2 early in the second but managed to tie it at 4 all by the end of the second, thanks to a major penalty to the Stouffville club. Both teams took turns at scoring in the third and Stoufiville finally tied it up with just 31 seconds left while their goalie was on the bench for the extra attacker. Brian Canfield scored for the Toros and picked up an assist. Jeff Sallows, Andy Paton and Kevin Tink each had a goal and an assist. Single markers went to Dennis Simpson and Steve Huisman. Garth McQuaid continued to pick up points with two assists while Tony Clieff and Dale Broome had one assist each. Back at Darlington arena on Feb. 5th, both teams tightened up considerably with the end result being a close 3-2 decision for the Drugstore crew. Stouffville held a 1-0 lead at the end of the first period but Kevin Tink tied it in the second with assists to Dennis Simpson and Andy Paton. Big AI Turney was having an excellent game on defence until he ran into a major penalty and as a result a game misconduct. Stouffville again took the lead and the second period ended 2-1 Stouffville. The IDA boys came oit flying in the third and Dennis Simpson scored on a sizzler from the point assisted by Steve Huisman. Then, through some persistance and hard work and great skating by Jeff Sallows, the McGregor club scored the winner with Brian Canfield flashing the red light. Both Garth McQuaid and Jeff Sallows worked to set it up. After a shaky start, goalie Mark Doyle settled down to make some real good saves especially in the middle frame when the Toros played short- handed for 7 minutes straight. Buzzsaw Kevin Tink never stopped working from the first whistle to the last. Allen Potter continued his solid hitting along the blueline. Toros now meet Markham in the next round of playoffs. Night Hawks Bowling High single-Alice Burgess - 314, high triple-Alice Burgess 779. Alice Lorusso 2942 pins, 18 points, Betty Smith 2541, 15, Joyce Rowe 2471, 15, Gloria Vanson 2666, 10, Alice Burgess 2893, 8, Peggy Whalen 2587, 7. Games over 200-A. Burgess 314, G. Vanson 261, 257, A. Lorusso 232, M. McMullen 226, 223, N. McIntrye 224, Bonnie Burgess 216, D. Campbell 215, N. Heighton 214, K. Ralston 212, 210, B. Smith 207, M. Summers 206, L. Burgess 205. Paris, France is named from the ancient Celtic tribe, the Parisii, whose capital was known to the Romans as Mudtown. Af ter a two-week layoff, the Port Darlington Marina Eagles were not in top shape on Sunday night for their playoff encounter with Port Perry Flamingos, but still managed to come up with a 6 - 2 victory. Above photo shows Ted Puk and Gary Cox combining for one of the goals in the second period. In the lower picture, Rory Gibbs is fnot on his knees praying, but he's probably saying a few well-chosen words Decause ne was tripped just as he headed for the net on a clear breakaway. Eagles Pounce on Flamingos Defeating Them 6-2 Sunday To Go One Up in Playoffs By Don Wilcox In series B playoff action, Bowmanville Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C's second place league finishers started their first playoff round with a 6 to 2 win over fifth place finishers Port Perry Flamingos on home ice Sunday night. Eagles started the game at a very fast pace scoring at the 1:06 mark of the first period but lost their momentum due to a long stoppage in play because of a timer failure. Eagles found their timing in the second after a three week layoff and hammered home three goals then coasted to the win in the third period. Lenny Chappell in net played a steady game coming up with some fine glove saves. Eagles lack of good sound body contest in this game was one of their weak points, electirig to check too often with the crosscheck. Rory Gibbs, leading scorer of the team, 'started the Eagles on the scoring track at the 1:06 mark of the first, rapping in a rebound assisted by Boyd Knox and captain Joe Humenick for the only first period goal. Brian Simpson scored in the second period fromlthe point a shorthanded goal after some excellent forechecking by Rory Gibbs with AI Emard also assisting. The Johnson, Puk, Cox line exerted good pressure in the Flamingo zone and were rewarded with a goal, Ted Puk scoring a~ssisted by Jerry Johnson and Joe Humenick. Eagles picture play goal came from AI Emard taking a return pass from Boyd Knox decking the Flamingo goaler with Rory Gibbs starting the play. Eagles Don Spicher started the third period scoring a point blast the result of moving the puck around well in the attacking zone assisted by Rory Gibbs and Al Emard. Flamingos counted the next two goals, first a deflection along the ice scored by Dave Webster assisted by John Kane. Gord Scott caught the .Eagles napping on their second goal assisted by John Scott and Robert VanCamp with Eagles enjoying a two man advantage. Jerry John- son scored a perfectly timed backhander for Eagles assist- ed by Joe Humenick and Brian Simpson. Eagles play Flamingos in Port Perry Saturday night 8 p.m. for the second game and back home Sunday for the third of a best of five series. Eagles must continue to play disciplined hockey staying away from suspensions and get on with the business of earning two more wins to advance to the next round. Around the league in playoff action series A a best form of seven games first place fin- ishers Port Hope Panthers up against fourth place Lindsay Muskies. After two games first in Port Hope Thursday then Friday in Lindsay the hero of the series so far has to be Panthers Centre Brad Davis, league scoring champ, with the game winner goal in both games. Thursay night at home with just over a minute to go in regulation time banging in the game winner breaking up a 2 all tie. On Friday night, another thriller, Davis coming up with the winner with the score tied 4 all after three periods of, regulation and almost two periods of overtime action Brad Davis' name is on the lips of all the Panthers hockey enthusiasts as the young man to lead them to their first All Ontario championship. The third and fourth games go Thursday in Port Hope and Friday in Lindsay. In series C, third place finishers Stouffville Clippers are up against Cobourg Cou- gars a best of five set, the first game played in Stouffville Friday night Clippers winners of a 7 to 3 count the second game goes in Cobourg Monday night. St. Marys Cement Juveniles Oust Markham in 4 Games In the first game of the O.M.H.A. Juvenile playoffs, St. Marys Cement Juveniles came up a little flat against a fired up Markham team and lost the opening contest on home ice by a score of 3-1. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the second when Ed Gruyters, who was standing in front of the net, slammed home a pass from Ralph Cryderman. Markham scored early in the third (1:40) to tie the game. They took the lead at 11:33 and with 25 seconds remaining scored in the empty net for the clincher. The second game played at Markham on Monday, Feb. 7, turned out to be a different story. Bowmanville played a strong second half and came out on top of a 521 score. Rick Scott, unassisted, scored at the 56 second mark of the opening period. From this point on to well into the second period, Bowmanville were showing the effects of their trip to the Silver Stick Tournament and appeared to be struggling somewhat. How- ever, Markham didn't look any better. Bowmanville finally found their legs and scored two late second period goals to take a commanding 3-0 lead into the third. Cryder- man scored at 12:42 assisted by Rick Mackey. At 14:49, Mark Lavigne, in on a breakaway, beat the goalie for the third goal of the game. Jim Hutton set up the play. Bowmanville made it 4-0 at the 4:51 mark of the third when Brunt scored, unassist- ed. Less than a minute later, Markham scored their only goal of the game. Late in the third, Scott scored his second of the night assisted by Mackey. Back in Hampton on Wed- nesday, Feb. 9, Bowmanville went one up in games with a 4-2 win. In the first period, Bowman- ville took a 2-0 lead on goals by Lavigne (unassisted) and Leddy assisted by Lavigne. They increased their lead at 4:06 of the second on a goal by Scott with Brunt assisting. Near the end of the period, Markham scored their first goal. In the third, Bowmanville twice were short handed by two but kept the visitors off the score sheet. However, Markham kept pressing throughout the period and scored a power play goal with two and a half minutes remaining in the game. Seconds later, Cryderman, from Brunt and Ryan, notched the fourth and final goal for The Delta Faucet Midgets travelled to Bobcaygeon on Saturday, January 29 to par- ticipate in a well organized Midget Tournament. The first game was played against Beeton and the Toro team came out very flat and as a result were shut out by a scor= of 3 to 0. Complete disorganization and lacklustre play combined to produce the team's worst effort of the season. The second game played was , against Minden who provided little competition for the newly inspired Toros. A five goal outburst early in the opening period pretty well destroyed the opposition. Two goals in the second period and one in the third sealed the outcome. Unfortunately, Min- den did manage to score with less than a minute left in the game and thus rob Paul Lavigne of a well deserved shutout. It was the second time in as many games that Paul has lost a shutout bid by only a few seconds. The scoring was done by Marc Bissonnette and Jim Newtonville Stark ville Bowling Feb. 10, 1977 200 Games G il Millson 264, 202, Mary Topple 238, Jean Arnold 233, Blanche Jones 231, Marlene Stac y 228, Cindy Millson 215, Doris Chrysler 215, Joyce Stacey 212, 210, 205, Bernice Henderson 211. Hi h average-Gail Millson 207, high single-Gail Millson 264, high triple-Gail Millson 654. Gmes Won-Supremes 41, Andrews 36, Gold Diggers 32, Lennons 29. Broschak with two each and Brian Denhis, Kevin Ward, Wayne Whiteman and Russell Carruthers each with a single. The third game of the day for the Toros was for the consolation trophy with OPS Centre (near Lindsay) provid- ing the opposition. The Bow- manville team once again had difficulty in getting started and as a result were down by a score of 2 to 0at the end of the second period. The third period was a different story, however, as the team came out playing their regular fast and aggres- sive game. An unanswered five-goal rally gave the Bow- manville team a come-from- behind win and the consolation trophy. Brian Dennis led the on- slaught with a three goal performance, while Mike Fos- ter and Marc Bissonnette each counted for singles. Tþe tournament was well organized and competitive and a good time was had by both players and fans. OPEN HOUSE FEBRUARY 24th to 26th Best selection of motorcycles in the area! Watch for our ad here next week. 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