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I spo-ta1k 233303 NOVICE TOURNEY - A week from Saturday, Novice teamns fromi a wide area will be holding their annual tournamient here. This has always been an exciting event and should be well patronized. More details next week. BASKETBALL- last Thursday the Durham Lord's Basketball team defeated Algonquin College 63 -38, with Joe Fitzpatrick of the Lord's scoring 29 of their 63 points. On Jan. 26 Durham Lords play in Belleville against Loyalist College when first place in the league could be decided. Regional play-offs begin on March 3 - 4. A fun night is planned at Durham on Januar y 27th when the Hollywood Rejects, a skilfull comedy basketball team will meet the Lords. WISH THEM WELL - While the'MeGregor Hardware Maior Atoms are back home after their Silver Stick experience and ail the snow they went through to get to Sarnia, there is still one Silver Stick entry from here, the Inche Welding Major Bantams. Led by Coach Sonny Hooper, they'l1 head out for Port Huron, Michigan in time for their first game on Thursday against Toledo. It's truly amazing the hockey interest that has developed in the United States in recent years and they are côming up withi some super young teams. We'l1 hope this one isn't quite good enough to stop the Welders ln their opening game. BASEBALL ALREADY? - Believe it or not, practices start next week for Bowmanville senior basebali team. They'li be held at the Sr. Public Schooi gym witb Coach John Stainton in charge. President Doug Smart and his co-ed executive met on Sunday and have things pretty weil lined up. New uniforms and a new name, t he Bowmanville Merchants, will send a sparkling new team onto the field whenever the snow meits enough for them to play. It will take a while to become accustomed to not calling the team the Locke's TV Electrons after ail these years and thanks should be extended to Locke's for their help over a long time. As well, theu new sponsors are to be commended for kicking in sufficient funds toegive the club some real backing for the year. It's stilil too early to say just how many teams will be in the league; that will come later, alýong with the schedule. Ail the Merchants need now. is players who are interested and willhng to work. Everythinqg else appears to be well under control. DURHAM - Police hockey team edged Hamilton Auto 2 - 1 in the Oshawa Town and Hockey league play last week at Donevan Arena. ScorIng for Durham Police were Doug Parker and Ray Kantautas. Van D yk Major 1Midgets Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets participated in the Georgetown Midget Tourna- ment last week. On Thursday, the Toros bad thîngs their own way as they overwhel.med Collingwood 1-2. Exhibitingp crisp passing, strong skating and good fore- checking, Van Dyks led 2-0 after the first, 7-1 after 2 and outscored Collingwood 4-1 in the final period. Greg Brunt led the scorers with 4 goals, Jody Ross and Mark Luxton added a pair each as singles went ta Brent Clemens, Wayde Preston and Paul Reid. Assisting were Preston 3, Paul Bedard 2, Rick Simpson 2, Reid 2, Clemens, Chuck Welsh, Luxton, Nick Noso- wenko and Bill Wright. On Saturday, Bowmanville were eliminated from the Tournament by the Hamilton AAA Huskies in a 5-2 decision. Hamilton built, up a 3-0 as nothing licked for the Toros. Paul Reid's second period marker put Van Dyks on the board. Greg Brunt and Nick Nosowenko assisted on the play.. Reid and Brunt com- bined to set up Wayde Preston early in the third to draw witbin one. The Realtors kept the pres- sure on but just failed to get the equalizer. With two minutes and two seconds left, Hamilton caught the Toros up fice and popped in the insur- ance marker. The final goal was scored with fifty-one seconds remaining to put the game out of reach. Oshawa and Van Dyk's Tie In a Lakeshore League encounter last Tuesday, Bow- manville and Oshawa tied 5-5. Oshawa jumped into a 2-0 lead before goals by Rick Simpson and Brent Clemens squared the count as the first period ended. Simpson's second goal and Mark Luxtons tally put the Toros abead 4-2 after tWo. Oshawa stormed back in the Van P,'ks Major Mides aY Brown NOyices Trounced bv, Brarnaleao 10-2 Continue Winnins Wi IRough snd Tumble Baffle Bramalea completely in- timidated and humiliated the Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets 10-2 in a rough and tumble Young Canada Day affair.' The tone of the game was set very early as Toros' Greg Brunt and Bramalea's Greg Norman were ejected from the game for fighting at 1: 30 of the first period. Bramalea opened the scoring at 2:30 oniy to have Wayde Preston con- vert Nick Nosowenkos' rebound for the score, ending the first period in a 1-1 tie. Bramalea came back with three unanswered markers in the second. Chuck Welsh banged in a lose puck from a goal mouth scramble at 17 seconds of the, third to bring the score to 4-2. Assists went to Clemens. From that point on Bramalea stormed the Bow- manville goal and completed the count with six tallies. The game was very rough and dirty as a total. of 171 minutes in penalties including misconducts were handed out. Bramalea drew 84 minutes and Bowmanville were assessed 87. Smotberinig Lindsay Muskies 10-4 Corne frornu Behbind to Seatf Cob ourg By Don Wilcox Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's played Lindsay'Muskies on home ice Sunday night-. Muskies after one period bad a 3 to 2 lead and would have been happy ta go home at that point as Eagles took over altbough managing only one goal in the second period tbey completely dominated play then went on the rampage scoring seven goals in the third, posting a 10 to 4 win. The two goaltenders, Eagles' Danny Wilcox and Muskies' Rod Chypha had a rough time. Wilcox being felled by a blast on the helmet and Chypha going down after a mixup in the crease. Ted, Puk breaking in on goal was tripped, failing heavily into the goal post, fortunately notL hurt. Jerry fohnston had a big five goal night and was robbed of bis sixthi with the referee waving off a score by Johnston after Conboy bad been cross- cbecked into the crease. Muskies Dave Webster bad a bat trick. Webster is one of the high goal scorers of the league. John Conboy started scoring, assists to Gary Dusseldorp and Gary Cox. Cox counted Eagles' second goal, assisted by Ted Puk and Brian Simpson. The rest of the period was Muskies, Dave Webster scoring three assist- ed by Barry Chypha and John Lucas. The higblight of the second period was the bone rattling body check by blueliner Gary Nemisz on Ken Anderson who was caught coming out of bis zone with bis head down. Eagles had all the play in the second period, managing only one goal a slot drive by third to even the count at 4. Clemens notched bis second of the nigbt to put the Toros into the lead once again seven seconds after Oshawa had tied the game. With 2 minutes and 5 seconds *remaining Oshawa popped in the equalizer. Assisting for Bowmanville were Clemens, Simpson, Wayde Preston, Greg Brunt, Stan Greenham, Jody Ross and Murray Ruddy. Mixed Bowling Top 'len Averages Larry Piper 256, Mike Reynolds 229, Don Bagneli 228, Ron Haynes 226, Jack Heffron 224, Bernice Buday 224, Vickie Terry 222, Jim Murphy 222, Peggy Haynes 220, Albert Saman 215. Team Standings Pat Bagnell 6, 9,116, Peggy liaynes 6, 9,048, Brenda Hef- fron 6, 8,789, Marie Brooks 6, 8,670, Helen Reynolds 5, 9,031, Joan Sutcliffe 4, 9,360, Vickie Terry 4, 9,250, Virginia Fairey 4, 8,701. Anne Emmett 4, 8,479, Wendy Maynard 4, 8,431, Shirley Bickell 3, 8,420, Bernice Buday 2, 9,010. High triples-Gord Simpson 790, Joan Sutcliffe 696. NOR-MAY ACRES TROUT FISHINGý if you are looking for an enîoyable spot ta catch trout, then corne ta the ýr iate 1,ponds at ror-May Acres. Open ail year. Fish huts available. Ponds are stocked wvith Speckled and Rainbow Trout. Take 401 to Oshawa, turn north, at inter- change 72 (Harmony Rd.) and drive north for 8 miles. Ted Puk, setup by John Conboy, beating the over- worked Chypha. Eagles' third period bombing was started by Johnston, assists to Conboy and Dusseldorp, Johnston scoring his own rebound assisted by Ted Puk, Johnston a perfectly timed pass from Cox, Cox scoring a rebound drive by Simpson, Puk also assisting, Simpson connecting on a loose puck, assists to Puk and Cox. Then Muskies Don Kisb, a backhander, assisted by Ken Anderson and Greg Sloan, then Eagles counting two more in the' last minute. Johnston setup by Dusseldorp and Conboy, again Johnston from Conboy and Dusseldorp. Eagles played in Cobourg Monday night trailing by a 6 to 4 count tying the score near the end of the second period then scoring three goals in the third period for a 9 to 6 win. The Port Darlington crew play second place Stouffville Clippers at home Sunday night. Eagles, one of the finest team to represent Bowman-' ville in O.H.A. Junior C, play an excellent brand of hockey., Drop down and see for yourself. Plain'8 Toros Tie Cobourg Cobourg scored their second goal at the 9: 10 mark. Ryan scored assisted by Patten and McAdam. -At the 3:30 mark of the The fast skating boys from Cobourg opened the scoring at the 3:15 mark when Phil Stover scored assisted by Scott Haynes. Bowmanville tied the score at 5:30 when Rob Kennett lugged the puck up the left wing to Steve Cary. Steve passed to Bill Sains- bury who put thepuck in the net. second period Ryý.an scored bi s second goal of the game. The Toros made it 3-1 at 13:20 of the second period when Bill Hogarth scored on a nice threeway passîng play from Barry Cullen and Ed Osborne. The Toros scored the tieing goal at the 1:40 mark of the third period when Bill Hogarth slîpped in f pass from Rick Erwin. Steve Skene played a strong game in the net for the Toros. ADULI Swimmnrîng Registration Tuesday, Feb. 7,19.78 Bowmanville Town HaIll 7: 00 to 9: 00 p. m. 4 classes conducted Monday and Wensa vnng tPn ig Defeat Pickering 2-O on Saturday, Janu ary 24, 1978 the Novices won in Bowmanville and continueý their winning ways. The first two periods were scoreiess. In the third period Chris Beck scored 2 goals for Bowman- ville. Barry Oliver gained an assist on Chris's second goal. The defence of Michael Houston, Shawn Rekker, Bobby McArthur and Barry Oliver played a strong game in this bard hitting game. Defeat Oshawa Red Wings 1-0 on Sunday, January 25, 1978 in Port Perry the Novices added another win to their string. This was a fast exciting game with each team having good opportunities. This game wasunique as 2 penalty shots were awarded to Oshawa, one one each of, our 2 goalies. David Smith and Teddy Groves were both able to stop both penalty shots to really gain their shut-out. The onW Rural Bowling Laque Maple Gruve 9736, 12, Solina 9359, il, Hi C's 9276, 11, Enniskillen 8789, 8, Farm Boys 8159, 7, Town Boys 8911, 51/2, Tyrone 8260, 3, Salem 8371, 2, Rurals 8183, 1, Combines 7309, 0. Top 10 Averages B. Martyn 258 (6), R. Laird 228, D., Taylor 228, R. Twist 224, K. McGili 220 (6), B. Hemning 219 (3), C., Russell 212, John Coombes 210, J. Pleasance 210, Jim Coombes 208. High single-L. Coombes 301, R. Twist 278, J. Pleasance 277. High triple-R. Twist 716-228, 278, 210, R. Laird 687-216, 276, 195, T. Barrie 684-182, 258, 244. Legion Ladies Team Standings Terry 6 points, 8374 pinfail; Edmondson 5, 8398; Buday 5, 8171; Sutcliffe 4, 8727; Bragg 4, 8447; Etcher 3, 8274. High Single this week- J. Sutcliffe 386. TÉo date- J. Sutciiffe 386. High Triple this week- J. Sutcliffe 877. To date- J. Sutcliffe 877. High Average - J. Sutcliffe 243. 275 Club V. Fairey, B. Jones, J. Luxton, W. Murdoch, B. Partner, C. Roberts, N. Welsh. 300 Club J. Bragg, B. Buday, O. Etcher, J. Sutciiffe, V. Terry, N. Weish. 700 Club J. Bragg, B. Buday, O. Etcher, V. Fairey, J. Sutcliffe, V. Terry, N. Welsh. Top Ten Averages J. Sutèciffe 243, B. Buday 22, V. Terry 217, J. Bragg 214, O. 'Ether 208, H. Gray 205 (6), D. e d193, B. Jones 193, M. Gray 190, L. Edmondson 189. B. Partner 188, J. Luxton 185, M. King 184, C. Roberts, 184, V. Fairey 183, 1. Whitney 178, B. Terry 177, J. Smith 177, D. Annaert 177, L. Wright 176,' M. Trîmbie 176, H. Simrnick 171, V. Smith 168, T. Gray 165 (6), M. Gibbs 164, W. Murdoch, 163 (6), J. Saunders 162 (6), G. Murdoch 161, J. Burton 160, L. Downey 159, ýN. Cowling 152, M. Perfect 149, S. Sellers 148, M. Clapdorp 135, D. Cowling 130. Absentees: H. Gray, T. Gray, D. Howarth (3). Mony Maokers 1Bowling Moore 7, 5240, Gibson 7, 5053, Smith 5, 4822, Dowbolis 5, 4675, Hooper 41/4, 4914, Eiliott 4, 4866, Huisman 2, 4868, McMahon 11/2, 4564. High single-Betsy Brown 262. High double-Diane Atkin- son 487, (228, 259). HigI2 average-Gloria Smith 219. Top Ten Averages ry scrn fth aews dn The Canadian Statesmn, Bowmanville, January 25, 1978 7 Youth Bowling Team Standings Smith 8, Simpson 8, C. Tripp 8, Gailant 8, Kirkton 7, Crawford 5, Stitchbury 4, Gibbs 2, M. Tripp 0, Desousa 0. High Singles J. Smith 163, P. Gallant 155-118,, C. Tripp 127, T. Kirkton 115-110, K. Desousa 114. High Doubles P. Gaflant 273, J. Smith 244, C. Tripp 227, T. Kirlkton 225, K. Desousa 217. Bantam Boys Team Standings Cowling, 15, Woolley 14, Wesselius 12, Jewers 9, Buma 7, Luxton 6. High Singles S. Luxton 196, R. Terry 176, D. McMann 175. High Triples S. Luxton 505, D. Atkinson 435, R. Cowling 406. Bantam Girls Team Standings Burns 19, Cathy Connelly 13, Kennett 12, Carolyn Connelly il, Greenley 6, Applegath 2. lligh Singles T. Burns 179, L. Cummirigs 168, K. Smith 166. High Triples K. Greenley 452, T. Burns 450, L. Cummings 402. Junior Boys Team Standings Hammond 17, Erwin 12, Wesselius il, Richards 10, Ells 7, Kirkton 6. Higb Singles S. Wesselius 270-261-238, C. Nash 257, M. Erwin 252, B. Richards 235, G. Smith 217, A. Mutton 208. High Triples S. Wesselius 769, B . Richards 614, M. Erwin 596, B. R. Kirkton 525, M. Luxton 512. Junior Girls Team Standings Van Goor 13, Seto 13, Luxton 12, Almond 12, Applegath 11, Lane il, Stephens 10, Hancock 2. lligh Singles M. Van Goor ' 219, D. Hancock 214, P. Almond 209, C. Applegath 204, C, Cassie 200. High Triples M. Van Goor 557, C. Apple- gath 548, P. Almond 538, K. Joyner 534, D. Lobb 533, C. Cassie 520, D. Hancock 511. Senior Mixed League Team Standings P. Reynolds 19, Hayward 141/2, Taylor 14, M.: Reynolds 121/,, Jo Anne Holroyd 11, Murphye10, Leavis 9, Halîman 9, opcoft9, Leddy 9, Judy Holroyd 5, Van Goor 4. Higb Games M. Reynolds 264: (707), D. Hopcroft 271 (687), J. Murphy 261 (663), B. Fairey 256 (662), B. Leavis 300 (655), D. Murphy 316. st. Joseph$ Bowling Ladies high single-Edie Deboo 267. Ladies high triple- Ricky Zealand 694. Men's high single-Gary Clark 334.,Men's high triple-Gary Clark 738. Team Standings Edie Deboo 19, Barb Bugg 16, Gord Follest 10, Fran Ells 10, Ricky Zealand 9, Trixi Brown 9, Rita Van Goor 7, Jili Mason 4. Bowmanville byon Co twe e witnassiste ty or wvid Faireyan Shawn Rekkerid.The forards Scott BukkrsThefris Beckcory Burt nd Mhicel ost plaed angdMgcae.oso Beaed at Ajd ax 3 On atrdax anar- 7 1978 t Novices travele7t Ajax toviycas trong gaedt Againtpayteam that hasm gimproed cnsearally since the last tniere met the the fist tpeidwas eess Thwit mny inoppassorites. 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Boltopeaethby 3.2 ut On unay, Januy 8.197 Onwe dy trveleutaWity to hand teirlcledboys a defet. he Toerocamebout flyin.anhd Theo ame i otolmostd of the game.iShanRekkert o opengaed th sorn ith an assist teBraCaneg i.Dai airs o rd Carnegu.aid gal toed athefirsted Thel soend tpe rdwssrore- Tesecondthertid spceo Whs.Itbnte the scrd eruoth hTorsboued esobat gai theo leade bya ol fo Chis Bheckwith a gassits om Brad Carnegie and Mich Bael HCustnegi ndisgMitheln Hoof .I Mi hl Gaanthe lly ofrMictaenG wtavid Faiey Armstreagly Davdlying ey Groes came thouhingoal haovn esofmetheir tin shots ong im. fthi tnsht Young Canada Day Win Young Canada Day Contest 2-0 The Toros were really flying ,to impress the crowd on Young Canada Day. It was a team effort ail the way as they outshot the Oshawa L.N.H.L. Black Hawks 24 to 2. The first period was sc-oreless with both teams hustling. In the second period Larry Perris scored assisted by Cory Sweet. In the third period -Cory Sweet scored with David Fairey getting the assist. The line of" Sweet, Perris and Fairey worked hard ail day. Congrat- ulations to Cory Sweet getting the fîrst star, Michael Cole, from the Oshawa teamn the second star and Larry Perris received the third star. Bowmaniville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association »-Weekly Schedule -'Ini i Darlington Sports Centre WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25th 7:00 p.m. MinorMidget - Lindsay vs. Bow. 8:45 P M::- Juvenle - Cobourg vs. Bow. (These are playoff games) -Bowmanville Memorial Arena SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th 3:00 p.m. -Minor Pee Wee - Markham vs. Bow. (Playoff) Darlington Sports Centre SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th 6:50 p.m. -Pee Wee No. 2 - Uxbridge vs. Bow. Darlington Sports Centre WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lst 8:45 p.m. - Juvenile 1 - Cobourg vs. Bow. (3rd game in OMHA Playoffs) Bowmanville Memnorial Arena WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lst 8:00 p.m. -Minor Pee Wee - Cobourg vs. Bow. 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Audi presents "Th Plyerof theWek GERRY JOHNSTONi On Tuesday at Darlington Sports Centre Bowmanville defeated Port Perry 8 - 5. Gerry scored 3 goals and had 3 assists. In the gamne at Bowmanville on Sunday evening Bowmanville won over Lindsay by a score of 10 - 4, with Gerry scoring 5 goals and 1 assist. Whoitby - ela 668-9383 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby Beetie - Bus - station wagon Camper Renl i.. Daly-Weekly-ivonthly', Free Courtesy Cars Aval lable by Appointment, for Bowmanville and Surrounding, Areo D&R