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Ma~Brown Novices Loge To Witbyin Payofs Defeated by Whitby in Playoffs On Satin-day, February 25, the playoffs started in Bow- manville arena with the Toros being handed a 4-2 defeat. Whitby came ln witb a strong start scoring 2 quick goals. The Toros bounced back with Kelly Armstrong scoring his first goal as a Toro with Brad Carnegie gaining the assist. ;Chris Beck scored again for tbe Toros with Michael Houston getting the assist. Whitby came back to score 2 more goals to put the game out cf reach. In this game Brad Carnegie, Chris Beck and Kelly Armstrong played a strong game. In the second game we travelled to Witby to corne away with'a 1-1 tie even after overtime. Scoring for the Toros was Scott Burns with Michael Gallant getting the assist. In this game playing strong for the Toros were Scott Burns, Michael Gallant and Cory Sweet. A gcod game also was played by the defense cf Michael Houston, Shawn Rekker, Bobby McArthur and Barry Oliver. In the third game the Toros were defeated in overtime 4-1. The Toros were the first te score with Cory Sweet getting the goal and Larry Perris and David Fairey gaining the assist. In the second period, Witby tied it up and it remained that way until haîf way through the overtime period. We were mainhy defeated by trying te serve toc many penalties. Playing strcng for the Toros were David Fairey, Larry Perris and Glen Campbell. The Toros went eut in style and now will concentrate their efforts on exhibition games and tourna- ments. February 11, the Toros played host te the Oshawa AAA coming up with a 4-4 tie. The game was výry exciting with ail the team playing good hockey. Oshawa started off early in the first period scoring 2 quick goals. In the second perîod the Toros responded with 2 goals. Scoring for Bowmanville was Chris Beck with Glen Campbell gaining the assist and Barry Oliver with Brad Carnegie getting the assist. Oshawa came back te score te end the second period 3-2. In the third period the Toros came eut flying, scoring 2 quick goals. Chris Beck scored with assists te Shawn Rekker and Cory Sweet. Then Michael Houston scored with' Chris Beck and Barry Oliver getting the assists. Shortly after this while trying to clear the puck from our end the Oshawa team scored to tie the game. The goalies David Smith and Teddy Groves were very strong in this game stopping 23 shots and keeping the team ln the game. On March' 4, the Toros hosted the Cobourg Novices outplaying and outscoring them 4-1. The Toros scored quickly in the first period wîth Shawu Rekker scorîng with Michael Houston and Michael Gallaut -gettiug an assist. In the second period Shawn Rekker scored' agaîn with Michael Houston receiving anether assist. Scott Burns came back, te score for the Toros with Michael Gallant and Shawn Rekker getting the assist. In the third period Cobourg scored to break the shut eut. Glen Campbell rouuded eut the scoring for the Toros witb Brad Carnegie getting the assist. Novice, February 23 Consumers Gas - 5 - Scott Snowden 2, Robbie Davidson 2, Rick Snowden. Bonded Paving - 2 - Jamie Lever. February 24 Cross Town Cleaners - 4 - G. Turk, W. McGarvey, E. Jenson. Bon Rae-1 John Edmonston. FeWruary 25 Elmhurst Hotel - 2- Rob Baker, Brad Lawrence. Hires Root Beer .- 1 - Kyle Smart. Consumers Gas - 7 - Scott Snowden 5, Rohbie Davidson, Paul Martin. Cable T.V. - 1 - Grath Stone., Denis Pizzeria - 1 - Brad Stapleton, shut eut te, Scott W,ýebster. Grape Crush - 0 - Atom, February 23 Orange Crush - 1 - Michael V'irtue. Lange Gane-i Michael Landerwouden. February 25 Lange Gane - 1 - Andrew Davey. Darlingten Auto Centre - 1 - Kevîn Nagel. Larry's Sports - 2 - Scott Sarginson, Newcastle - 2 - T. Petherick, S. Weolocott. Kinsman - 5 - Randy Smit 2, Tracey Stephens, Bobby Gill, Tim Vanleeuwen. Osborne and Sbank Insurance - 3 - Trent Neilson 2, Danny Player. Pee Wee Goodyear Rangers 2 - Robert Geidinger 2. Dennison Mfg. - 2 - Ryan Brown, Tommy Brooks. Mr. Submarine-1- Jeff Logan. Nichols Motors 1 Rusty Maynard. Hutton Transport - 4 - Gary Adair, Todd Beers, David Hancock, Grant Gibson. Cable T.Vý - 1 - Ken Kelsh. Rotary Kings - 3 - Mike Dell, Tim Childs, Layton Burke. Larrys Sports - 2 - Steve Brooks, David Osborne. Bantam - Newcastle - 9 - G. Martin 4, J. Fox 1, J. Bealsn 1, L. Mackey 2, T. Gardner. Local 12219 - 1 Scott Mchelson. S'Iki Package Winners Winners of a ski package draw offered by D & R Sports, shown above with shop owner 13ruce CoiweIi, centre, were, Ieft to right, Jeff Cann, Wandy Klwattle, Tom Pike and Willy Verbrugghe. The draw included special rates for béth downhill and cross country skifing in Mount Orford and Woodinewton.' Po~DaringtoJuis Eliminate Lnsy e By Don Wilcox Bowmanvilleý Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's are in a hold pattern after eliminating Lindsay Muskies four straight.- Eagles have been impatiently waiting for the winner to be declared between Stouffville Clippers and Port Hope Panthers so they can get on te -the final series in the Central Ontario group. The Mariners have been put through some strenucus practices by Coach Bill Cosbourn and are hooking forward te game conditions after an extended aycff. Sale Pri ces on Winter Sporting Goods atj 85 Kinq St. W. Your Local Ski1 Headquarters Bowmanville The Stouffville Port Hope series bas the Port Hope teain playing their best hockey cf the season,, as described by Captain Chris Bullen, hr success goes tetemnage- ment cutting the dead wood and the remaining players giving one hundred and ten per cent. One of the interest- ing points after 3 games with Clippers Up by a 2 game te 1 lead finds the team who scored and*got the lead came eut on the short end showitig some defensive deficincies. The first game phayed in Stouffville saw Port Hope bhow a two goal lead with a final ceunt- cf 5 te 3 for Clippers. Ia Port Hope hast Tbursday Stouffvihle skated off with a two goal lead after one period, Panthers with second period scored six unanswered goals then hung on in the third for a 7 te 4 win. In Stouffville hast Saturday, Port Hope held a 6 te 4 lead late in the third period. Clippers tîed the count forcing a ten minute overtime period. Stouffilîle scored three uuanswered goals for a final 9 to 6 count. The fourtb- game goes Tuesday in Port Hope. Look for a Port Hope win te force a, fiftb game in Stouffville probably Thursday night. To the east finds another hockey bot bed, the St. Lawrence Junior C league also deep jin playoff action, the Frankford Huskies, a mention cof the Central Ontario, the past few years who opted eut due te excessive travelling are phaying Ganan- oque after eliminating Wellington,, Gananoque are up by a 2 game teo 0ceunt. The Bow manvilhe teamn executive are involved in the other game which gees on off the ice workiug against deadless setting our playoff dates. The original date set by OHA March 10 for declaring a winner for the group bas been extended to Marcb 17, still boxing Eaghes in due te the few open dates made available. One alternative is playing a best cf five rather than a best cf seven with Eagles ]osing at least, eue home game. The Eagles have a tearn which with a hithle Iuck and a lot of effort, could go al the' way b 1the(Ontario .Junior Camsport Trai1ler Sales HWey. 115Sand 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SOLO CROSS COUNTRY SKI'S on Sale $74.00 C championship whate is needed. It is feit Essex is- the team te beat. Corne te, the arena Sunday evenïng f'or te opening game. Iu the way of assistance by Arena Management and local geverument is te make more alternatives avaîlable in the way cf home dates. You can bet your hast dollar this is' going on at the other end cf the province where the Essex team who are called the team, to.beat lu 78 are being assisted by their local arena manage- ment and LocalGoverrnent net waiting te get on the bandwagon cf a winner. As cf Monday, 7 p.m. the onhy sure thing there will be a playoff game bere Sunday, 7:30 p.m. and you can look for exciting hockey after Engles skate off the rust. AndnFoetr Bowling February l7th, 11. Rogers 19,562 pins, 42 points, 2. Luffman 18,606 pins, 32 points, 3. 'Serrurier, 18,935 pins, 31 points, 4. Pollard 18,604 pins, 26 points, 5. Michelson 18,535 pins, 25 points, 6. Watt 18,522 pins, 23 point, 7. Rundie 18,517 pins, 22 poinots, 8. Sih18,265 pins, 22 points, 9. Emmétt 18,1177 pins, 21 points, 10. Robinson 17,785 pins, 18 points, il. Ellîs 17,775 pins, 17 points, 12. Hall 18,116 pins, 15 points. High single-men's-Ross Hall 293. Ladies'-Bev. Applegath 245. High triple-men's-Ross Hall (232, 254, 293) -,779. Ladies'- SharQu Robinson (242, 211, 234) - 687. Top 12 Averages 1. Howie Pollard 228, 2. John Luffman 222, 3. Ross Hall 221, 4. Harold Michelson 219, 5. John Serrurier 208, 6. Gary Griffin 206, 7. Charles Rundie 202, 8. Gloria Smith 202, 9. Ann Emmett 200, 10. Helen Rogers 196, 11. Don Ellis 196, 12. Bey. Aldread 194. Mixod Major Laque Team Standings Peggy Haynes 20, 27,632, Helen Reynolds 16, 26,999, Marie Brooks 16, 26,829, Brenda Heffron 16, 26,618, Joan Sutchiffe, 15, 28,601, Beruice Buday 10, 27,045, Pat Bagnell 12, 26,684, Virginia Fairey 13, 26,587, Wendy Maynard 13, 26,459, Shirley Bickell 9, 26,426, Aune Emmett 8, 24,'927. 250 Games and Over Peggy Haynes 269, Vickie Terry 278, Gord Simpson 271, 251, Jim Murphy 254, Joan Sutcliffe, 284, 318 (848), Don Ellis 291, Rick Tbompson 291, Wendy Maynaàrd 262, Sheila Wilson 285, Maurice Annaert. 268, Mike Reynolds 255, Bertha Wilson 268, Howie Pollard 261, Jack 4effron 297 (747). Bowling February 24th. 1. Rogers 22,148 pins, 46 points, 2. Luffman 21,197 pins, 35, 3. Serrurier 21,549, 33, 4. Pollard 21,318 pins, 31 points, 5. Smith 20,737 pins, 29 points, 5. Smith 20,737 pins, 29 points, 6. Michelson 21,139 pins, 28 points, 7, Rundle 21,155 pins, 27 points, 8. Watt 21,054 pins, 27 peints, 9. Emmett 20,846 pins, 24 points, 10. Ellis 20,442 pins, 21 points, 11. Robinson 20,314 pins, 20 points, 12. Hall 20,488 pins, 15 points. High 'single-men's-Cbarles Rundle-291. Ladies'-Gloria Smith 262. High triple-men's-Howie Pollard (274, 214, 249) - 737. Ladies'-Hetty Kapteyn (198, 258, 219) - 675. Top 12 Averages 1. Howie Pollard 230, 2. John, Luffmàn 219i, 3. Haroldi Michelson 219, 4. Ross Hall 218, 5. Charles Rundie 206, 6. John Serrurier 206, 7. Gloria Smith 203, 8. Aun Emmett 198, 9. Gery Griffin 198, 10. Helen Rogers 193, 11. Sharon Robin- sou 192, 12. Margi- Pollard 190. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 8,1'978 9 Plains Bantams played host to the Oshawa Bruins on Saturday, March 4th. The Bruins were the first to score as Bill Brady scored from Russ Zackarow and David Bust at the 1: 40 mark of the first period. Bill Brady scored an unassisted goal at the 2:48 mark to make it 2 to 0. At the 9:32 mark Darey Cummings let a slap shot go from about 60 feet away 7,and scored-wbile Mike Stocker and Joe Nihili drew assists. At the 1: 47 mark of the second period- Rick Erwin scored from Darcy Cummings, and Joe Nihili Darcy Cummings scored bis second goal of the game at the 12:20 while Joe Nihili picked up the assist., The Toros scored six times in the third period the first coming at the 2: 00 mark, Rôd Plain scored wîth Barry Cullen and Ed Osborne drawing assists. Just forty five seconds later Barry Cullen scored from Bill Hogarthand Rod Plain., At the 3:55 mark Steve Cary scored while Brian Ruddy and Joe Nihili picked up assists. The Toros made it 7 te ý2 wben Rick Erwin scored from Darcy Cummings and Rob Kennett. At the 14:20 mark of the final period Barry Cullen scored while Robert Kennett and Chris Dyke picked up assists. Barry Cullen completed bis bat trick at the 14:50 mark wbile Darcy Cummings and Mike Stocker picked up the assi sts. BOWMANVILLE UNITý ED SOCCER CLUB (ONTARIO YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION AFFILIATE) Three teams wiII be entered in the Oshawa and District Youth Soccer Association. Any boys in the Town of Newcastle who are interested in trying out for the following teams- are asked to call one of the following umbers. Pee Wee Bantam il - 12 years old 13 - 14 yea rs olId 15 - 16 years olId George Pithie 623-7946 John Cook 623-2822 Brian Brownlie 623-3141 "SKI T E BIG MOUNTi /MOUNT ORFORD $2490oPER PERSON - ~<e4 c 44o 4t, & /.29.& <~t~0i 122n,9.M FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT 85 KING ST. W. or 47 KING ST. W. TEL. 4 4 r 4 4 4 623-3421 4 623-3182 - a e a a p p p p p p p p p P P -~ Recr otion Hockey presents the Bowmanville minor -Weekly Schedue - -viii Darlington Sports Centre WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th 7:00 p.m. - Major Midget Streetsville vs. Bowmanville (5th game of quarter-finals) 8:45 p.M. - =igtSecond Nemrket vs. Bowmanville (3rd game of quarter-finals) Bowmanville Memorial Arena SATURDAY, MARCH llth 12 Noon - Novice To Be Announced 2:00 p.m. - Major Atom Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville <3rd game of play-offs) 3:00 p.m. - Minor Pee Wee <exhibition) 4: 00 p. m. - Major Pee Wee (exhiition) 5:30 p.m. - Minor Bantam (exhibition) 7:00 p.m. " Major Bantam <exibition) 8-.3p.m. - Minor Midget (exhibition) Darlington Sports Centre 8:30 p.m. - Midget Second Newmarket vs. Bowmanville Sth game of quarter finals if necessary. 8KingStWet6352 "Wie specialize iný Shirt Launderinq!,' Retired Farmers or Others to drive motorized e quipment andS other work on golf course for Spring, Summer and Fail. 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