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marly Oro wn 1 NO vices loge to Oshawa Hawks9 Do 80etter in Port Ho0pe In the opening game of the Oshawa Little, NHL Championship, the Mary Brown Novices defeated Oshawa Bruins 1-0. The game w as very fast with the Toros oqutsbooting the opposition 9-3. SChris Beck scored the only goal witb Michael Houston assisting. In the next game the Toros were defeated 1-0 by Oshawa Black Hawks. The local boys out-played the opposition but were unable to score, out- shootîng the Oshawa Club 10-3. The only scoring came in the third period on a penalty shot by Mich~ael Cole. On February 19, 1978 thE Toros travelled to Port HopE Von DykTioie to play a strong game out- shooting them 25-3. Brad Carnegie opened the scoring witb assists to Glen Campbell and Chris Beck. Shortly after Carnegie scored is second goalwith Chris Beck getting another assist. Port Hope came back to score in the second period but- David Fairey quickly put tbe Toros ahead, scoring two goals. Gaining assists were Michael Gallant, Michael Houston, Cory Sweet and Kelly Arm- strong. in the third period, Chris Beck put the game out of reacb, scoring an unassîsted goal. )q Tako 3 t Aga lest Cobourg Van Dyk Toros advanced to Cascognette, Paul Bedard, the O.MH.A "A" quarter Simpson, Preston and Brunt. finals by downing Cobourg 3 Last Wednesday at games to 1 in their best of five Hampton Van Dyks thumped series. the visitors to a tune of 8-2 to On February 19 the Toros wrap up the series. Starting dumped Cobourg 8-4 in slowly the Toros built up a Cobourg. Trailing 2 1 after the head of steam whicb Cobourg first, the RealItors came couldn't overcome. With the through wth 4 unanswered score tied at 1 after the first tallies in the second and theni the Realtors banged in 5 goals outscored Cobourg 3-2 in the in the second. Cobourg added 1 third. The Toros played a ,,ll early in the third before the disciplined gam e and borne squad finisbed off the completely kept Cobourg off scoring witb 2 more. Greg balance. Two of the Cobourg Brunt and Jim Hogarth lead goals were offside and should the scoring witb a pair eacb. bave been called back, Single tallies went to Rick Scoring for Bowmranville were Simpson, Mark Luxton, Brent Rick Simpson witb a pair Clemens, and Wayde Preston. while singles went to Jim Assisting were Stan Hogarth,' Wayde Preston, Greenham 2, Preston, Paul Brent Clemens, Cbuick Welsh, Reid, Clemens, Simpson, Greg Brunt and Mark Luxton. Brunt and Chuck Welsb, Mark Assists went to Clemens 2, Doyle played in goal and Hogarth 2, Welsb 2, Paul turned in a solid effort. Atom Select: Win The OshawaHerfita"ge Trophy ", On January 17, 18, 19 and 20 4e Oshawa Heritage Tourna- ,.ent took place. After ail the dust had settled Bowmnanville Automotive Centre Atom Selects had corne away with the Steve's Steak House Tropby. The teamn consisted of Phillip Bird and Doug bogan in net, Bobby Gill, Rob Bunker, Brad Bamsey, Brett Blundell, Scott Barclay and Steve Baker on defence, and forwards Mike Vanderwou- den, Bruce Cooke, Andrew Davey, Brian Grabko, Steve Smith, Tracy Stephens, Danny Player, Marc Romard and Mlike Murray. On Saturday it took better tman a period for the boys to get on track with Oshawa CYO jumping to a 3-0 lead, but by the end of the second period Bowmanville on 3 goals by Danny Player and closed the gap to 5-3. Early in the third period Bruce Cooke potted bis first goal from Vanderwouden and Davey to make the score 5-4, but a later period penalty haulted the -Bowmaniville come back and Oshawa went to win 7-4. On Sunday a different story emerged with Bowmanville jumping to an early 2-0 lead on goals by Tracy Stephens and from Brian Grabko and Steve Smith. Bowmanville then beld on through a furious attack by jax to win a 2-2 tie via having scored the first goal of the game. Monday morning proved to b,- Bowmnanvile's hour of glory. BowManvi île playîng bondon Red Circle, who on Sunday had rolled over West Hill by a score of 7-2,. jumped to an early first perioud lead on a goal by Danny Player assisted by Bamsey, this proved to be the eventual winner but not the last goal. Second period scores by Brian Grabko from Smith, and Bruce Cooke from Davey and Vanderwouden and Mike Van- derwouden from Davey and Cooke. The third period produced only one goal by Brad Bamsey from Davey. Enough cannot be said for our defence corp wbo only allowed 5 shots on net tbrough- out the entire game. St. Josephs Bowling Ladies high single-B. Bugg 281. Ladies high triple-R. Van Goor 672. Mens high single-C. Elîs 296, Mens high tiple-B. Holroyd 694. Team Standings G. Follest 38, B. Bugg 35, J. Mason 28, T. Brown 28, R. Zealand 26, F. Elîs 26, E. Deboo 24, R. Van Goor 20. Junir CEsgles Ready (o Face An>' Compefition i t/w Playoffs The Bowmanvilie Junior C's are in top shape as they, prepare to face the competition in further playoffs of the season. The team and its managers, show n above, left to right, include (back) Kirk Kemp, Nick Van Seggelîn, Chris Dwyer, Don Farrow, Jerry Johnston, Craig Vanderburg, John Conboy, (centre) Todd Bate, Steve Dunn, Kim Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's eliminated 'the hapless Lindsay Muskies from layoff action four straigbt games. The series was won, as early as the first gamre. Eiagles steam roled over Lnsy ern3 goals over ftleseest Mluskies 6, one of tne poorest showings of a Lindsay team who always go down fighting. On the Eagle side Bob Koczulab in net bad a strong series making good saves and giving up 1.5 per game, wiîth the team playing strong defensive hockey in front of bim. The third game of the series played in Darlington Sports Centre Tuesday saw the Farrow, Baker, Kemp line accountîng for thirteen points. Bakers bat trick, two assists, Farrows two goals, three assits, empstbree assists. The Strik COX, Puk 'trio ten point inight in bLindsay, Cox scoring no iess than five goals, Puk three assists and Strike two assists. Conboy was on bis way to having a big scoring nigbt in Lindsay but was ejected from the game in the second, the referee realizing Gordon and Conboy bad not lef t the area of a fight between, Fyers and Johnson. Lose Firat Two Playoffs The D&R Sports Minor Atom Toros opened their best of five playoffs in Bay Ridges on Tuesday, February 21, and ialthough they dominated most of the game they dropped a 3-2 decision to their hosts. 1 There was no scoring in the first period but Toros bad some excellent scoring chances including onewbere winger Paul Herron on a set-up from Mark Hickey, fired the puck over the net witb the goalie down and out of the play. The second period saw Bay Ridges mount some offence of their own but tbey couldn't beat goalie Mike Knight despite some fine opportunit- ies. Toros opened the scoring at the 20 second mark as Kelly Balson stick bandled bis way past two Ridges' defencemen and blasted a shot past the Bay Ridges goaltender. Assist on the play went to Greg Martin. No more scoring was done for the rest of the period. The thîrd period started out wi th Bay Ridges scoring at the one minute mark to tie the score. Bowmanville regained their lead at the seven minute mark when Kelly Balson again worked the puck by two defenders and beat the goal- tender with a good individual effort. Toros continued to press for the insurance goal but luck was not with them. Bay Ridges put it aIl together in the last seven minutes of the game and scored two unanswered goals to make the score 3-2, their last goal scored at the 13 minute mark. Toros pulled the goalie for the final minute,,and a haîf but could not get the equalizer. Tough luck fellas but keep trying. Bay Ridges takes 2-0 lead over D&R Minor Atoms D&R Sports Minor Atoms face playof f elimination on Tuesday, February 28, as a 299RDEAN result of a 3-0 loss to Bay Ridges on Saturday, February 25 at Bowmanville alone with their 3-2 loss the previous Tuesday at Bay Ridges. Saturday's gamne saw Toros scoring drought continue as they continually missed good scoring opportunities or Bay Ridges' goaltending thwarted their offensive efforts tbroughout the game. The first haîf of the game was scoreless but Bay Ridges fînally broke the ice when they scored at the five minute mark of the second period. At tbis point both teams picked up the tempo of the game but no more goals were scored until the two minute mark of the third period when Bay Ridges defenceman Kevin Dupont completed an end to end rush with a igh shot to the upper corner which eluded Toros' goalie Kennie Cameron to make the score 2-0. D&R Toros fought gamely to try' and get back in the game but Bay Ridges' defence just rose to the occasion and shut out, Toros and tbey added the insurance goal with only 45 seconds lef t in the game. These two games proved to be very frustrating to our boys. Although they played well they just seemed to be outlucked. Rural Bowling Logue Mapfle Grove 26754, 28, Hi C's 25008, 251/2, Solina 24753, 22, Farm Boys 22775, 20, Salem 22991, 17, Enn iskillen 23892, 16, Town Boys 23536, 15'î?, Tyronie 22069, 8, Rurals 21776, 6, Combines 19758, 2. Top 14)Avera ges B,' Martyn. 232, (18), R. Twist 229, R. Laird 227, K. MeGilI 227 (21), D. Taylor 225, C. Milîs 218 (21), John Coombes 215, J. Pleasance 212, D. Wood 210, Jim Coombes 207. 111gb single-K. Ashton 300, K. Barrie 280, R. Twist 280. High triple-K. Ashton 784- 251, 233, 300, R. Twist 7,17-258, 280, 229, b. Coombes 708-211, 259, 238. Rasmussen, Dan Strike, Rick Richards, Steve Baker, Ted Puk, Gary Cox Gary Dusseldorp, (front) Grant Ogden, trane, Bill Çosljurn, coach, Dan Wilcox, Irv GUI sponsor, Brian Simpson, Bill Simpson, president, Bob Koczulab, Keith Smith, equipment manager and Weldon Brown, manager. In Darlington on Tuesday night, Eagles got off to a fast start scoring five goals in the first period, Brett Hahn started in net for Lindsay giving up twoý soft goals. Bri an Simpson f rom Gary" Cox and Ted Puk and a-- gft goal-to Jeýrry Johnson )as3sisted by Chris Dye.Rod Chypha relieved Hahn but was given next to no protection. Steve Baker scoring fromn Kirk Kemp and Don Farrow, Farrow, from Baker and Kemp. Bakers second goal from Kemp and Farrow to finish first period scoring. Second period scores Chris Dwyer on a power play assists to Cox and Puk, Dave Webster scored for Lindsay assists to John Lucas and Greg Sloan. Webster lef t the game with a shoulder injury later in the period and out the window went their scoring threatwbo had 51 goals over the regular season and 3 in the playoffs. Farrow late second period goal, assisted by Kim Rasmussen and Baker. The third period scoring Cox fromn Puk and Dwyer then Bakers bat trick from Farrow and Nick Van Seggelen. Final score 9 to 1. The fourth game in Lindsay Friday night saw the Eagles up for the game winning il to 1 while Muskîes operated like a fiat tire beîng outshot 65 to 24. Gary Cox bad five goals, accurate Ted Puk tbree assists on passing excellence, John Conboy two goals, one assist, Brian Simpson two goals. Dan Strike three assists, Gary Dusseldorp one goal, one assist, Steve Baker one goal, Don Farrow ,one. assist, Gary Nemiisz one assist and Kim Rasmussen one assist. Real playoff excitement is happening around the league, the sixth place finishers Port Hope Panthers eliminated the third place Port Perry Flamingos, an upset to say the least. Port Hope came on strong the last two weeks of regular league play carried into the playoffs witb some fine hockey backed up by the sensational goaltending of Jeff Gilmer to knock off Port Perry. Coach George Cawkers team who last year finished first were eliminated in the first round enough to send a coach to the funny farm came back this year struggling to make, the playoffs, then putting it together at the right time. In the other quarter final series between Cobourg Cougars and Stouffville Clippers, Clippers won out in the final game, coach Vern McGregor and bis Cougars almost pulled off another upset. Port Hope and Stouffville tangle in the semi final witb the winner playing the Port Darlington crew. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 1,1978 Youth Bowling, Tyke: Team Stari Kîrkton 30, C. Smith 23, Simpsor 17, Stichbury 17, Crawford 12, S. Tripp 5. High sing P. McMann 1& 133, M. Tripp 127. High dol C. Tripp 220, T. M. ,Tripp 212. BantamE Team Stan, *..Cowllng 32, W Bumna 26, WooIIe3 23, Luxton 14. High sini *..C. Goemans 18 180, S. woolley 11 111gb trip R. Cowling 493, 473, S. Buma 440. Bantami Team Stan Burns 39, Cathy Carolyn Conne11y 29, Greenley 17,1 'High Gai Carolyn Connel K. Greenley 200 Connelly 176 (448 Junior B Team Stan Erwin 38, Ha Richards 26, W Top Ten AvE Larry Piper Reynolds, 246, Jo 229, Don Bagneli Buday 222, Ron Peggy Haynes Heffron 218, Jo] 216, Albert Samar Team Stanq Peggy Haynes Helen Reynolds Brenda, Heffron Joan Suteliffe Virginia Fairey Marie Brooks Viekie Terry 10, Bagneli 10, 20,' Maynard 9, 20,3 Buday 7, 21,ý081, A 6, 19,521, 'Shirleý 19,979. 250 Gamnes ar Viekie Terry2 Annaert 260, Jo 337, 293, (842), Je:J lan Welton 252, 251, Dave Maynà Wright 306, banr ýs Kirkton 18, Ells 12. dings High Singles kTripp 28, B. Richards 282-225-248, S. )n 20, Gallant Wesselius 243, B. Hammond Desousa 14, 223-230-211, C. Nash 214, R. Gibbs 9, M. Mcbean 206. 1 111gb Triples Igles B . Richards 755, B. 34, C. Tripp Hammond 664, S. Wesselius 7. 594. bles Junior Girls Kirkton 215, Teamn Standings Seto 33, Stephens 31, Luxton Boys 28, Van Goor 27, Almond 24, nimgs Lane 21, Applegath 21, Vresselius 27, Hiancock il. cy 25, Jewers, High singles S. Adams 252, C. Cassie 245, igles S. Land 212, K. Black 211, D. M7, R. TerrY Reid 203. 75. High triples ipes S. Adams 589, C. Applegath , S. WoolleY 529, S. Land 508, M. Van Goor 0. 502. Girls Senior Mixed League ndings Team Standings y Connelly 30, P. Reynolds 42, M. Reynolds y 30, Kennett 39%, Taylor 39, Hayward 28%, Applegath 2. Leavis 28, Jo Anne Holroyd 26, Mes Hallman 26, Leddy 24, lIy 198 (523), Hopcroft 21, Murphy 22, Van (514), Cathy Goor 18, Judy Holroyd 22. 8). 111gb Games Boys P. Reynolds 260 1(691), JO ndings Anne Holroyd (668), R. [ammond 31, Henning (662), D . M urphy 250, Yesselius 22, J. Hilts 250. Mixed Matjor Bowling, 7erages 268 (820), Albert S'aman 255, 249, Mike Paul Jackman 269, Peggy oan Sutcliffe Haynes 268, John Luffman 290, 224, Bernice Donna Jackman 314. Haynes 220, 220,Jack Libe ny Belles Bowling in 216. idings Teami Standings 16, 21,540, Roberts 14661, 21, B. 14, 20,955, Osborne 14654, 17, Pollard 13, 20,873, 14006, 15,' Foran 14427, 12%/, 12, 22,121, Spear 14163, 12, Robinson 12, 20,805, 14299, 111/, Harness 13741, 11, 12, 20,805, Bond 13826, 101/2, Fice 14603, 21,270, Pat 10, B. Forsey ý13992, 9, ,'786, Wendy Stephens 14039, 7'1/2, Piper ,371, Bernice 13802, 7. ýnne Emmett 111gb single-Marg ýy Bickell 5, MacDonald 278. iI 111gb double. Marg Mac- Donald 513 (235, 278). tnd Over Top Averages 250, Maurice 209-Robinson, 206-Spear, oan Sutcliffe 201-Roberts, 198-B.ý Osborne, ff Brooks 279, 191-May Alldread, 9-Sleep, Bill O'Neill 189-Bons, 189Cobes, 188- àrd 260, ROSS Mutton, 187-Bond, 187-Mac- -y Piper 328, Donald, 184-Piper. 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