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19 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, May 11, 1977 623-3303, FLASHBACK -25 YEARS AGO - Tearn captain Bud Moses and team members Ron Richards, Elton Brock, Bob Williamns, Clarence Oke and Phil Cancillia won the Carter Family Trophy in the Men's Major Bowling League in five pin bowling. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Donald Good of Newcastle won the $500 awarded by the Legion Glee Club, whlch was presented to him by Bil! Orme for naming the exact time the winning goal was scored. ALL FOR THIS YEARý. - The hockey season for Bowmanville teams ended on Sunday afternoon when Essex 73s downed the Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles to win the Ontario Charnpionship series four garnes to two. It was a tight series ail the way, and even on Sunday the Eages started to rally in the third period, with two cluick goals but their drive was offset shortly after when Essex got a breakaway and scored. Coach Bill Cosburn and bis Eagles should be proud of their showing aizainst a fine Essex squad with a superb goalie., Unfortunately, for quite a few of the Eaes, tw i their final year of junior hockey and thywud dearly have loved bringing the trophy to Bowmanville. Maybe netr ea, ut we would be rerniss if we didn't thank them for providing some excellent hockey this year. Congratulations must go to Essex on their big win. HOCKEY - we've no reason to be proud of the anties of Team Canada in Vienna and of the'noted AI Eagleson's behaviour. And over in England, Trudfeau is not impressing the English population. Margaret Trudeau is keep- ing things lively in Canada and the U.S.A. Time these figures representing Canada, smartened up. FIRST- hole-in-one we've heard of this season in this area cornes from Pebblestone Golf Course. On April 3th, Chuck Brick, Oshawa, aced the second hole, 190 yds. using a three wood, while playing with Norrn French, Dale Hay and Bill Whitworth. ttention Any-one iteete n coachn, managing,etc. a B.M.H.A. team in the 1977-78 season is asked to apply in writing stating experience and any perferences as to position and age level to: BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. 1P.O. Box 191 Bowmanvilîle, Ontario ýAPPLICIAN4TS' ARE URGED TO APPLY AS OO AS POSSIBLE. On Sunday afternoon at Memorial Arena, the Essex 73s scored a decisive 9 - 4 victory over the Port Darlington Marina anct Hotel Eagles to take the coveted Junior C championship for Ontario, four games to two. Above, top photo, Capt. Len Chittie accepts the trophy from OHA representa- tive Howie Stevenson and in the bottom photo, Chittie and bis overjoyed teammates stage a victory skate arQund the arena, while down in the right hand corner, Bowmanville goalie Bob Kozulab who came in to relieve Lenny Chappeli, bends over in complete dejection. MarnaEagles Outscored 9-4 In Sixth Game of Ontario Finals,, Essex iînning Jr C Championship By Don Wilco an u oo erae or Rr ibara eea Here on Sunday afternoon, severai of -the Eagles. The who bas played ail his hockey the Essex 73's won the first to be mentioned has. to be in Bowmanvillp colours since Provincial titie at the Junior C level with a weil earned 9 to 4 win over Port Darlington ___ Marina and Hotel Juniors, taking the best of seven final in six games. Essex showed power in this game, the only game of the series dominated by one team. t is a generally concedédfact that the spoils go to the team with hot goaltending. r' Unforturîateiy for Eagies Essex goalie Bob Chittie came up w7itb steady to sensationai play. Eagies bad tbeir chances, outshooting Essex "in the first five games and being outsbot by Essex in the final- game 46 to 44 but couid not corne up with the critical goals. Eagles, altbougb baving to settle for the number t 'o spot of al Junior C teams in Ontario their sbowing was certainiy a credit to, the players, coacb and manager and tbe bard work- ing executive. Tbey gave the fans excellent entertainment and excitement for the past DELUXE 21" Model 7260G. seven montbs. Essex must be given credit for comrng r1p Witb Catcher. witb strong teams winning the DE LUXE 19" Model 5269G. title two of tbe iast tbree With Catcher. seasons witb most of their Exclusive 2-cycle LAWN BO0Y en- players coming from the gine wvith fingertip starting. Sim- county wbicb speaks weii for plified carburetor eliminates adjust- their deveioprnent prograrn. ments. Extra-quiet, under-the-deck The level of hockey exhibit- ufeLgtëgi ek ayrl ed by tbese two teams speaks mufle. Ligtegtd aeck, easy-roll very bigbly for Junior Cwels Pantd afyfaur. competition witb fans taking Six-position height adjustmnent. in tbe late garnes after other area teams were elirninated.' Most were pleasantly sur- r c ' e vIuC n r prised by the calibre of hockey B o ks S r ie C n r and effort put out for no rnonetary award, only the td love of tbe game by the L d players. 20 King St. E. Bowmanville This was the final Junior C ___________________________________ The Joy of Victory and the Agony of Defeat The secretary bird of South Africa gots its name because long quilis at the back of its head make it look like an old- time secretary with a quili pen stuck behind bis ears. -TZIp- a4E a 1 c 299 DEAN AVE. OS HAWA- 576-1220 Chargex 3-Plece Suite ONLY ----- 'SPORTALK TOO LONG - one can'It help but feel sorry for hockey players on the number of gaies they are required to play, and the length of the season. Here we have bail and hockey overiapping. -It has been noticed many times how crowds attendand love play-off games. Why flot have shorter league, and longer play- off games with a shorter season? UNDERWATER - hockey is the iatest fast growing sport among underwater enthusiasts. Teams from ail across Canada, including the B.C. Bullies, the Saskatchewan Spoilers and the Martime Marauders wiiI be at York University in Toronto froni May 21 - 22 to, compete in a hockey showdown for national supremacy. OSHAWA - Legion Green Gaels Jr., A Lacrossè. team ended their exhibition series of games with a win 10 -9 over Whitby Builders who are considered contenders for the league championship. The game had ail the trappings of a play-off game, with both teams well conchtioned and playing tough, lard hitting defence. An' altercation ended te match on a sour note and the police were called to ensure hostilities were dropped. Tom Wreggit of Bowmanville tied the score at the 15 minute mark of the second period and added another goal later in the game and assisted on three. NEW GOLF PRO - Bowmanville Country Club on Middle Road bas a new golf profes- -sional and two new staff members. The pro is Len Nobieman who cornes from Bayview Country Club in Toronto where he hasbeen a teaching-playing professionai. Eariier, he was connected with Ail Star Golf and the Trafalgar ,course ,at Oakville. A former math teacher for nine years, he bas been a pro, for five years. Two 'staff members who will be assisting in the pro shop are Tom Zoras and Grant Humes, both of Toronto. Zoras has been at Toronto Hunt Club and Humes at Bayview. Drop out and meet the new staff and see the changes that have taken place. $94.O the tender age of eight. Boyd Knox truiy an exciting bard worker, Joe Humenick a fine captain and defenceman, AI Emard the magician with a puck, Ron Strike whose love for the game had him com- muting from Queen's, missing few games, Don Spicher a rock on defence and Dean Morgan a veteran rookie, coming to Eagles this season. To the graduates thanks for al the effort. We as fans wili miss you. The other players who wili hopefuiiy make the nucleus of next year's team if not picked by other teams are Jerry Johnson, Brian Simp- son, Steve Dunn, Nick Van- Segglen, Gary Cox, Ted Puk. Terry Sarginson, Gary Nemisz, Lenny Chappeli, Bob Koczulab. Have a good summer, keep in shape. Hope to see you next September. Melns Major League Bowing The Rice Bowl Restaurant team won the John M. James team championship trophy at Liberty Bowl for the 1976-77 season. Members of the team are: Capt. Gord Wilcox, Ed Leslie, Bob Smith, Clayton Morgan, Ted Bagneli and Walt Hateiy. The Runner-up trophy went to Ken's Men's Wear. Capt. Dr. H.B. Rundie, Dick Per- fect, Moe Richard, Bob Kent, Bill Oke and Gerry Masterson. Dick Perfect had high single 398, Elton Brock high triple 914. Combined average Larry Piper 247. 1 Jim Murphy was presented with the Menit Pin Award. Harold Michelson won the Dr. Keith Slemïon Most In- spired Bowler Award. Aul trophies and awards were given out at the Men's Major League banquet on Saturday, May 7th, at Memor- ial Park Ciubhouse. 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