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Two of Spencer's Aidgefs In Ont. Showdo wn Finals Spencer Real Estate Mlajor Midgets Rick Bain and Don Farrow won their respective showdown east-west finals at Maple last Saturday. Bain defeated Greg Hart of Hespeller 15 points to 10 in overtime while Farrow downed Tirn Lawrence, also of Hespeler, 10 to 5.' They now face the winners of the Metropolitan Toronto Hockey League for the Ail Ontario Showdown Championship next Sunday at the Markham Centeinnial Arena. We wish them all the best. Mary Brown's Novices Win Consolation Chaminsi Un Pine Ridge Touaen On Thursday, March 24th Mary Browns Toros played their first game in the Pine Ridge Tournament against Bay Ridges and were defeated by a close score of 3-2. Bay Ridges opened the scoring in the irst period but Toros Mark Hickey tied the score 1-1 with Chris Beck assisting on the play. in the second period, the Toros went ahead 2-1 with Jay Kelly scoring from Shawn Rekker, and Mark Hickey. The Toros' defeat came late in the 3rd period as Bay Ridlges banged in two power play goals and the score remnained 3-2 for Bay Ridges, sending them on the Champ- ionship side and put the Toros on the Consolation side of the Tournamient. The second game for the Novices was played the, same day against Bancroft and the Toros shut the visitors out 4-0. Troy Harmer and David Smith shared the goaltending dluties and have now have reclorded 11 shutouts this season. Scoring for Mary Browns Toros were Mark Hickey 2, Kelly Balson and Paul Herron one each assist went to Paul Herron 2, Shawn Martin 2. Mike Knight and Mark Hickey 1 each. The Championship game was played Saturday March 26 in the Bowmanville area with Mary Brown's Toros up against the Pickering Village Alîstars. The Toros opened the sco- ing in the first period with Kelly Balson scoring fromn Chris Beck and Shawn Rek- ker. Mark Hickey scored from Paul Herron to give the Toros a 2 goal lead before Pickering scored and ended the first period 2-1 Toros. Bantams, Take Dykstra Trophy in Local Finals The second period was a see-saw battie but Mike Knight scored from Mark Hickey in the dying second of the period to give the Toros a 3-1 lead. The final period Mark Hickey and Paul Herron put the game out of reach for Pickering and gave the Toros 5-1 Victory and Mary Brown's Novice won the Consolation Championship. Mike Knight got 2 assîsts with Shawn Martin and Mark Hickey one each in the final period. Go to League Finals Graham's IGA Atoms go to League Finals against Mark- ham. The IGA squad soundly defeated the Bay Ridges team Monday night in Bay Ridges to advance to the final round of playofs agai nst Markham. It was a do or die situation for the boys as they went into the same trailing Bay Ridges in the round robin series by one point, a tie would not be good enough they had to win and win they did, defeating Bav Ridges 6-3.- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 3u, 1977 9 ATTENTION SOFTBALL PLAYERS EXECUTIVE and PLAYER REPRESENTATIVES Those players interested in playing softball this year in the Bowmanville Men's Softball League. Last vear players as well as any new players should leave their name at any of the following: Frank's Variety, D & R Sports or Hooper's Trophy Centre. This Sunday, April 2 at 2: 00 p. m. there will be an important meeting for ail player reps and executive members at the New Town Hall in Court Room No. 2. Sponsors should make certain your player representatives will be present. PRESIDENT - of the Orono Water Safetv Swim Club for the coming season is Irene Konzelmann, Vice-pres. Tom Reed, Sect'y. Sherri Richards, Treas. Fern Sargent, Publicityi Ann Drelinski, and directors Betty Charland, Cathie Carleton, Mary Jane Tomkins, Geri Bailey, Diane Brachvogel, Alice Irwin, Don Hutton and Lina Shetler. County Chrysier Only Needs Two Points to Wrap Up Titie By J. Vance County Chrysler was on the scoreboard early when Rob Donoghue assisted by John Taylor drove one home. Be- fore the period ended Kramps tied it up with a tally from Rîck Shackelton. The second period was bard competitive hockey. It wasn't tili the latter part of the round that the scoreboard was back in action. Steve Somersford chalked a lovely wrist shot away only to be matched by a County goal claimed by Jerry At the five minute mark ot the third, Doug Crough slapped one behind the line assisted. by Sandy Brown. Kramps came back with their final goal when Larry Perris scored on a Willoughby and Gui play leaving the score 3 ail. The last five minutes proved that Sandy Brown was County's aggressor as he claimed the winner and insur- ance goal. "Wip" Wayne Murphy was in the play to receive 2 important assists on The Attersley Tire Bantam team came out on top of a competition against Frank's Variety last week, winning the trophy for the local championsmp. It was a, happy moment for team Captain Paul Martin who is shown above receiving t h e Dykstra Food Market Trophy presented by Claude Dykstra. DownCO llingwood 3Straigh MetInesoli Ot Fnl By Jîm Cryderman St. Marys Cernent Juveniles won their third straîght game against Collingwood, by a score of 4-2 and thus elimin- ated them from further play- off action. Bowmanville 10W meets Ingersoîl for the OMU-A Juvenile A finals. ,The third game, played at Collingwood on Thursday, March 24th, was as the pre- vious two in ihis series, a close contest. Neither team wqs quite as sharp as in the game played at Hampton but they made the game interesting for the fans. Bowmanville took a 2-0 lead in the first Deriod on gzoals by Mark Lavigne and Neil Ryan. Gerry Leddy set up the play for Lavigne's goal but Ryan's was unassisted as he stole the puck and shot it past the Collingwood goalie. In the second period, Col- lingwood brought their team to within one goal as they scored at the 1: 17 mark. Before the period ended Bow- manville regained their two goal edge on a goal by Rick Cross assis7ted b!y Ralph (Cry- dermani. At the 3:9 ak fthie third, Collîngwoo,,,'d once agaýin moved to within one goal. But, less than a minute later, Cryderman stole the puck off a defenceman, deked the goalie to make the score 4-2 which remained throughout the conclusion of the game. Once again, Dan Wilcox in goal came up with important saves. The Bowmanville team were glad to have their captain, Jim Hutton, back fr om an injury to help them Boy Ridges Overpower Mary Brown 's Novices Join the growing number of, sali§fied customers that are reaping the rewards of a professionally installed AQUALINE POOL. 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The Bowmanville Toros will now play a 3 out of 5 series against Bay Ridges to decide who will become the, Lake Shore Novice Champions for 1977. Bay Ridges over powered the Toros Saturday night with a convincing score of 7-2 with Kelly Balson, scoring from Chris Beck and Mark Hickey scoring the other goal for the Toros. Playoff action star ts Tues- day night in Bay Ridges with the second game Thursday back in Hampton. Bowman- ville has the desîre and potential to stay with this powerful team of Bay Ridges to make for an exciting playoff series. The Novice teamn is also entered in the Missis- sauga Tournament with the final game being played at 5:25 p.m. against Dixie Bee- hives April 2 and the second game at 12 noon April th. Houston and Piche score for Mary Brown's Novices On Thursday, March 24th the Mary Browns Toros play- ed an exhibition game against Pickering Village and defeat- cd the host 6-0. David Smith and Troy Harmer shared the shutout, their l2th of the season. The first pcriod the big shooter was day Kelly as he scored twice with Mike Hous- ton and Paul Herron assisting. The second period Steve Piche smashed home his first goal this season right between the legs of the goaltender and almost embedded the puck into' the back of the mesh. .Mark Hickey and Kelly Balson did a super job in setting up Piche for this goal, The next shift out Hlickey also set up Mike Houston for his first goal of the season. Mike was parked in the siot like Esposito would be and as soon as that puck arrived on the blade, of his stick Houston let go a shot that caught the far side of the net before the goaltender could make any move. The 3rd period Mark Hickey and Kelly Balson each scored once wîth assists going to Jay Kelly and Chris Beck and the Toros went on to protect the 6-0 shutout for Smith and Harmer. The Graham IGA Atom squad played some fine hockey at the P.R.H.T., thus coming out the visitors in all 3 of their encounters winning the Overali Championship in the "A" Division, the only Bowmanville teamn to do so. On Thursday the first day of the tournament. they defcated Bay Ridges in a very hard fought close game 1-0. Mike Bail scored the only goal of the game assistcd by Jeff Jaques. Then, the same day, they also defeated Stouffville 3-2 to put themn into the Champion- ship. Scoring for the home team Bobby Canfield fromn Chris Lee, Andy Smith unas- sisted and Donald Hayes from Mike Kozar. In the Championship game, they defeated Lindsay 6-4. Scoring for-Graham IGA were Bobby Canfield with 2 goals and 2 assists with other goals going to Donald Hayes. Mike Bah, Andy Smith and Mike Kozar with assists going to Todd Wilbur and Chris Lee. Ross Grahamn from Gra- hams. IGA presented Greg Smith the Captaiti of the team with the Championship trophy. 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