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Sundy Cmmecia LegueAction The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Novemnber 9. 1977 TeaniMSandbigfi Buday 20 points, 26,068 pinifaîl, Terry 15 points, 25,506B pinfaîl, Etcher 14 points, 24,582 pinfaîl, Fairey 13 points, 241,575 pinfaîl, Gray 12 points, 24,534 pinfaîl, Sutcliffe 7 points, 23,696. 111gb single toight-0. Eteher 214, To date-J. Sut- cliffe 349, High triple toniglit- V. Fairey 707, To date-J. Suteliffe 86,. High average-B. Buday 222. Top Ten Averages B. Buday 222, V. Terry 220, J. Suteliffe 5-14, O. Etcher 213, N. Welsh .109 (24), J. Bragg 19ý9, V. Fairey 199, H-. Gray 198 (3)ý, B. Terry 19 7, J. Baker 190. M o rri M o ke Junkin qu, 151,445, Smith 19, 15399, Atkinson 17, 14776, Moore 14, 15166, Sheehan 14, 14954, Huisman 9, 14639, Me- Feeters 9, 14088, Elliott 6, 14400. High single-Gloria Smith 310. High double-Gloria Smith 560, (310, 250). /j4I'~. - --J-~. ~ ,~ j -~ '"'Y T H.L.oWoodMno Pee Wees G e tt ing9 plenty of Action ki Saturday, 'Otober 29, Bowmanville hosted the Red Wings from Oshawa's Little N.H.L. in an exhibition con- test. From the opening face- off, Bowmanville controlled the game and tîme and time again bad excellent scoring opportunities. Unfortunately, these diances did not produce a àingle point for the Toros as the Red Wing goaltender put on a one man show. Toro attackers were robbed repeatedly as they faced the best goaltending seen to date. Shortly after the start of the second period the Oshawa Club got -a break and went abead 1-0 which at games end p roved to be the winner. The Toros could not be facilted as tbey outsbot their opponents 22-11. Congratulations are extend- èd to the Red Wing goalie for a flawless performance. Split With Oshawa "IAAA" H.L. Wood Minor Pee Wees visited Oshawa to play the Oshawa "AAA" on October 27 to loose 4-1. Bowmanville played a strong first period but the goaltending by Oshawa kept the Toros from getting on the scoreboard, stopping shot after shot. Catcbing the Toros ,ff gurd paid off for Oshawa wiha goal, putting the Oshawa club ahead 1-0. After the goal by tbe "AAA", Bowmanville seemed to be, disorganized and could not get together. Oshawa took advantageof the Toros diffi- culties and forced Donny Hayes to make many good saves. The Toros beld Oshawa off until the 7:06 mark of the third period when Oshawa popped in their second. A minute later the Toro's captain Scott Heard licked on a long pass up centre from Deryk Clark, resulting in a goal, making it 2-1 with stili hope for Bowmanville. It wasn't enough to spark the Toros to fight back and tie it up. Oshawa came back with two to end the scoring 4-1. On Saturday, November 5, this same Oshawa team visit- ed Bowmanville wbere the Toros displayed bow funda- mrental hockey will produce a winner. Superb playing by the wbole Bowmanville team made it easy to win 5-2 against the team which gave tbem such difficulties the week before. The Toros defencemen, Doug Brown, Kelly Matthews', Chris Michelson and Andy Smith displayed their talents with a solid defence. Oshawa opened the scoring at 3:07 mark of the first period with Bowmanville comîng right back to de it up at 6:45 on a break-away goal by Danny Weir, unassisted. This started the Toros flying. Witbin two minutes from the first Toro goal, Bowmanville popped in two more to go in fiont 3-1. These goals were scored, by Ray Cummings, assîsted by Kelly Matthews and Jay Sweet. Deryk Clark and Andy Smith assisting Danny Weir on bis second. In the second period, Bow- manville did flot let up and continued to dominate the Oshawa club. The only goal of the second period was scored by Danny Weir, unassisted to give hlm his Hat Trick. In the final period Oshawa made one last feeble attempt to break the Toro's momen- tum by getting their second goal, but the Toros kept pressing and scored again, putting Oshawa out of reacb. Bowmanville's sth goal was scored by Scott Heard and Ray Cummings assisting. The Toros were backed with fine goaltending by Don Hayes.. Tie Whitby 7-7 On Sunday, November 6 H.L. Wood Minor Pee Wees travelled to Whitby to take on an always powerful Whitby squad. Playing with a short staffed club, the Toros found tbemselves down by 2 goals after, only 2 minutes had elapsed into the game. The following 2 minutes saw our boys bounce back on, goals by Scott Heard, assisted by Deryk Clark and Mîke Hamel, Chuck Nash getting the second witb the assists going to Raymond Cummings. Wbitby retaliated immedi- ately to go ahead once again, only to have Scott Heard bit the mark in the dying seconds of the first period, assisted by Mike Hamel. The second frame saw 6 more goals with the Toros outscoring their opposition 4-2 in a period wbicb they totally dominated. Marksmen for the Truckers were Mike Hamel witb one and Scott Heard witb 3 to give hlm a total of five for the night. Fine positional play was the secret bebind these four markers and those re- sponsible, for setting them up were Gordie Rogers with 2 assists, Scott Heard, Mike Hamel and Doug Brown with one eacb. Witb the second period at a close the Toros were up by 2 and had a 29 to 13 shots on goal lead. In the third period the Toro club faded sligbtly but George Kennett came up witb tbe big saves when they needed tbem. Being wortby opponents Whitby came right back with a counter at 8:55. Just 13 seconds later an innocent Whitby point shot took its tol as it, found a body in front of the Toro's net and bounced between the pipes. This bit of luck tied up tbe game which it is bow it ended. A good team effort once again from our boys proved rewarding for botb players and fans alike. TOU'"' 8wlkgq Tykes Team Standings C. Tripp 28, Kirkton 25, Smith 25, Desousa 22, Simpson 21, Crawford 14, Stichbury 13, M. Tripp 12, DeGooyer 8, Gallant 7. High Singles M. Smith 140-138, M. Tripp 114, N. Stichbury 111, K. Desousa 100. High Doubles M. Smith 278, M. Tripp 214, K. Desousa 187, T. Kirkton 170. Bantam Boys Team Standings Stacey 50, Woolley 42, Wes- selius 27, Cowling 20, Jewers 20, Luxton 7. High Games M. Tugwood 225 (558), R. Jewers 190 (440). Bantam Girls Team Standings Cath Connelly 54, Carolyn Connelly 38, Bons 28, Austin 20, Greenley 19, Kennett 11. High Singles E. Kennett 206, Cath Con- nelly 203. High Triples Cathi Connelly 513, E. Ken- nett 447, T. Burns 441. Junior Boys Team Standings Wesselius 46, Ells 38, Rich- ards 23, Rozema 23, Smith 19, Luxton 19. High Singles B. Richards 263, G. Smith 237, S. Wesselius 221, E. Rozema 207. High Triples B. Richards 611, S. Wessel- lus 565, E. Rozema 516. Junior Girls Team Standings Almond 45, Applegath 39, Luxton 37, VanGoor 35, Wright 23, Lane 21, Adams 18, Coombes 6. 111gb Singles C. Applegath 234, P. Almond 218, D. Hancock 215, P. Henrikson 212, W. Stephens 211, B. Thompson 207. High Triples C. Applegath 606, D., Han- cock 530, P. Henrikson 559, P. Almond 512. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Judy Holroyd 37, Reynoids 37, Hilts 35, Murphy 35, Fairey 33, VanGoor 33, Leavis 26, Woudstra, 26" Leddy 22, Coombes 21, Taylor 16, Jo- Anne Holroyd 15. 111gh Singles, .B. Leavis 284-274. High Triples "3~IuY lu! la 'N - /'ý l'Il see you in Bowmanville on durineg my l6th Annual See- Bod-Clwsod las Please! Support your Santa Claus Parade Buy a Button ... and look for a Lucky Button It wiîns a Transistor Radio - A CN Express trucks are coming. They wilI be seen in more places than ever before. 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