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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 19, 1978 FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Members of the St. Marys Cernent Redmen- hockey teami who defeated Fort Erie 7 - 3 to win the Ontario Juvenile A Championship are Warren Aider, Doug Hayes, John Qyler, Kim Rogers, Rick Wooiner, Dave Wright, Dave Rafuse, Brian Peters, Joe Hircock, Larry Devitt, John Hamilton, Sandy Brown; Gary Wilson, Gregg Corden, Don Forsey, Coach Don McGregor, Generai Manager Carl Devitt, Manager Ray Preston. FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The Mustangs won the Bantam Hockey League Championship on Thursday night, defeating the Red Raiders 5 - 1. Team members are Bill Luxton, Martin Buckspan, Bill Severs, Jim Masterson, Curtis Vanstone, Rick Gould, Norman James, Doug Cattran, Tom Gould, Greg Stevens, Captain John Mason and Coach Charlie Vanstane. INJURED - Last Friday evening in Alliston at the third game of the Jr. C. semi-finals with Bowrnanville Eagles, Michael Puk, ;a long time hocqkey fan and supporter of local teams was seriously iinjured when hit in the erye by a puck. "Mike" is in Memorial Hospital and ail his friends wish hlm aill the best and a speecly recovery. BOWMANVILLE - lost to Owen Sound 9 -8 in the annual hockey game held between the two plants of Goodyear Canada recently., Goal scorers for Bowmanville were John Staînton, George Bowen, 2 each, Ed Ryriorchuck, Joe Nolen, Steve Starkey and Walter Weres- zcynski. BROCHURE - The Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism's 1978 version of The Traveller 's Encyclopedia is now ready for release in a bigger, brighter and better format than ever before. For a copy, contact: Ontario Travel, Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A 2E5 or eall collect (416) 965-4008. JIM LYCETT - of Orono, who competed re- cently in the O.M.H.A. Ahl-Star division of the Provincial Showdown held at Unionville won top goalie honors in- his division, and now advances to the National Showdown event which wihl be held on April 29th and 3th at the Thornhilh Arena., Best of luck Jim. DANNY - Cowan of Orono was the recipient of a plaque as recognition of his work and efforts with the Orono School Safety Patrol. Danny received his plaque as the top Orono patrolier at a mass patrol rally in the Civie Auditorium in Oshawa recently.i WINNER - of $50 ini the Jr. C. draw on Sunday at the local arena was Alicia McCauley of Alliston. In Scoro, Harve Webster and Robert Elliott, hoth of Bowmnanville, were unsuc- t cessful in hittig the target. Winners of prizes from the Book Miii were Jim Caihan, town and f Neil Smith, Coîborne. Wlnners of pizzas were Cheryl Gilles, Alliston and John Pearson, town. CONGRATULATIONS - to- the Orono Bantam hockey teami who defeated the Drumbo Club 4 -2 to win the All-Ontario Championship in three games to one.V CONGRATULATIONS - to Newcastle Village d who have two Ali-Ontario championship tities to start off the opening of the new arena with t a bang. The bantami and midget teams are to be congratuhated on thefr success. f CLARKE - High Sehool Judo athietes placed third recentlK at the Central Ontario Secondary School t Judo Championships. Adam Scott of Peterborough f finished first in the unofficial team standings with C Courtice High School placing second. Clarke Hi&hle School had a first, second and third place finish in h the teami standings. Heather Sutherland took a first e place finish in the Novice girls under 71 kg. while n Bonnie Hardy piaced second in the girl's Novice 0 under 56 kg. Jim Moffatt also of Clarke placed thirdH in the boy's Novice under 60 kg.,p IforefsCleér ,Puck èsEéq idoe Tresfens The Jr. C. Eagles forwards shown here, Don Farrow (17), Nick Van Seggelen (7) and Kirk Kemp (14) were putting pressure on -Alliston Hornets defenders in the second period here on Sunday night, but the puck was cleared out of danger for the moment. Eagles have to win Tuesday night to stay in the series. Should that happen, the deciding game wiii be paed here tonight. By Don Wilcox Bowmanville's Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Jr. C's find themselves one game behind in the semi-final series against the Alliston Hornets after what could be described as a demoralizing weekend. They dropped both games, Friday night in Alliston by a 7-5 count, the clincher goal into an empty net, then a heart breaker 6 to 5 loss here Sunday to give Allston the g ahead game. The Eagles were not the only ones to be upset Sunday night in Bowmanville. A large number of fans arrived to see the g4me and were turned away at the doors-because of a fi-e regulations limit handed down late in the week, allowing only 970 tickets to be sold by the Eagles, leaving many disappointed fans hot under the collar to say the least. The Jr. C executive members were most upset as well because they depend on home gates to meet the expenses that escalate quickly during playoffs. The Eagles now find themselves behind the eight ball in a series that they were ,favored to win. They are finding Alliston a hard-check- ing, physical team. Especially on home ice last Friday night, their play could be compared Lo Philadelphia Flyers' bullying tactics, testing and challenging the referee for the entire 60 minutes, continually handing out illegal, bruising checks. Eagles have definitely not had the right calibre of opponents leading to this series to prepare them for HIornets' disciplined checking game as they have neutralized Eagles once potent power play. Also, Eagles' wandering out Of Position bas cost them dearly in the last two games. Barry Wbite in net for the Hornets in aIl three Alliston wins bas challenged ail Eagle shooters, moving well out Of his crease to block Eagle's drives. Bob Kozulab in net for Eagles, bas played well but was overshadowed Sunday in the game bere wbile Eagles outshot- Hornets 48 to 34. Hornets lining across . the blueline facing the Engle attackers bas posed a problem for Eagles who have elected to shoot the puck in, giving Up possession with Hornet defencemen beating Eagles to the loose- puck. One statistic finds that each team bas scored 25 goals after five games with Eagles out- shooting Hornets in nîl five games, Eagles can stili win the series but must do it the bard way having to win in Alliston Tuesday night and home Wednesdlay night. Alliston were penalized right at the start of the game in Alliston Friday night with Eagles unable to take advan- tage, then Alliston's power play clicked at the 3:07 mark, Murray White scoring from Paul O'Leary. Hornets power play clicked agaîn ut the 10: 44 mark, Pete O'Leary scoring from Bill Lencke and Scott Funston. Eagles killed the other penalties assessed to them in the first period. Captain Brian Simpson got Eagles on the scoreboard on a end to end rush assisted by Gary Dusseldorp and Dan Strike, a power play effort.. Hornet's power play clicked ut the 13:16 mark. Brian O'Leary connecting from Scott Funston. Hornets xvent ahead by a 4 to 1 count, Wade Lloyd scoring from Murray White and Scott Funston. Gary Cox narrowed the count after Dan Strike gained possession, Ted Camsport Trailer Sales Hwy.il 5 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and19-Ç78 CHEVRON-and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SOLO CROSS COUNTRY SKI'S on Sal@ $74.00 Puk also assisting, time 18:36. Alliston started third period scoring, Jerry Anderson scoring a perfect 'setup by John Grey at the 5:14 mark. Eagles' Gary, Dusseldorp scored after persistent cbecking by John Conboy. and Dan Strike who assisted, time 6:25. Eagles got in the game at the 11: 34 mark. Don Farrow scoring from Nick Van- Seggelen and'Kirk Kemp, one of the few times Hornets left the front of the net open. Hornets game winning goal came at the il1:51 mark from Paul O'Leary who had just returned from University examis, his first gamne back, assisted by Murray White and Rick Owvens. Eagles who refused to give up, scored at the 13:14 mark reducing Hornets lead to one goal, assisted by Chris Dwyer and Gary Dusseldorp. Hornets scored the empty net insurance goal at the 19:24 mark Bill Lemcke scoring from Rick Owens and Tom Broderick. A very unfortunate accident happened to Mike Puk, father of"Eagles Ted Puk was bit in the eye by a puck whicb flew into tbe stands with no protective glass and the added hazard of low side board, Mike is ini Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. All fans wish him a, speedy recovery. In Bowmanville Sunday night,1 Hornets got the ail important first goal as it is a proven statistic that the teamn who scores first win a higher percentage of' their games. Eagles were again in a position of playing, catchup, running out of time as they did in Friday's gamne. Alliston scored at, the 6:45 mark catcbing the two Eagle defenders' going for the puck, Rick Owens scoring from Murray White and Paul O'Leary. Ted Puk tied the score at the- 7:16 mark assisted by Gary Cox who passed out fromn the corner, the play started by Dan Strike. Gary Cox gave Eagles the-go ahead ,goal- beating White along the ice on the short side, assisted by Brian Simpson, a. power play effort, time 13:07 to finish first period scoring. Alliston's Jerry Anderson, a well scouted Hornet, broke down ice 4:30 into the second period, scoring on a low drive unassisted. John Conboy gave Eagles a two goal lead ut the 6:39 mark with some heavy traffic in front of Alliston's set, assisted by Kim Rasmussen and Jerry Johnson. 'Eagles missed an excellent scormng opportunity on the strength of Dussel- dorp's forechecking. Alliston clicked at the 16:26 mark, a soft shot from well out by Rick Owens, assisted by Murray Bowmanvi lie Minor Hockey Association Annual meeting and Election of Executive Sundoy, April 23rd 2: 00 p. m. in Court Room No. 1 Bowmanville Police and Court Building All B.M.H.A. Parents Welcome to attend. Everyone connected witfý B.M. H.A. is eligible to vote by proxy if necessary. -EVERYONE WELCOME- Alliston's Paul O'Leary scored unassisted 4:33 into the third period walking out from behind the net, scormng easily. Hornets scored at the il1:00 mark, Brian O'Leary from Paul McFadden. Kirk Kemp's goal at the 12:20 mark brought the Eagle su pporters to their feet assisted by Nick Van- Seggelen and Chris Dwyer. Eagles' tying goal at 16:56 almost took the roof off the rink with the wild cheering, a long lowy drive assisted by Don Farrow and Brian Simpson. Alliston's Jerry Johnson scored the game winner, a hard blueline drive to the top~ corner, Koczulab electing flot to move out to cut the angle down assisted by John Grey. Final count 6 to 5. Ladies Monday Night April 3, 1978 Top Ten Averages Sharlene Dehart 219, Donna .Harness 219, Marilyn Flintoff 218 (18), Vickie Terry 217, Onie Etcher 216, Dot Bridger 215, Fran Elîs 214 (6), Jackie Braybrook 213, Judy Bragg 208, Shirley Davis 206. Team Standing Donna Harness 37755 pins, 28 points, Nancy Evans 37185 pins, 251/2 points, Vickie Terry 37774 pins, 23½/ points, Dot Bridger 36628 pins, 22½/ points, Jackie Braybrook 37184 pins, 20 points, Judy Bragg 35590 pins, 1812 points,' Marilyn Flintoff 36523 pins, 17 points, Fern Bradley 36238 pins, 17 points, Sharlene Dehart 35892 pins, 17 points, 'Marg. King 36002 pins, 16 points, Onie Etcher 35264 pins, 15 points, Shirley Davis 36096 pins, 14 points. High Triple-Georgie Taylor 805. High Single-Georgie Taylor 336. Top Ten Averages Donna Harness 220, Sharlene Debart 219, Marilyn Flintoff 219 (21), Onie Etcher 218,~ Vickie Terry 218, DYot Bridger 217, Jackie Braybrook 210, Shirley Davis 207, Judy Bragg 205, Nancy Evans 203. Team Standings Donna Harness 40566 pins, 29 points, Nancy Evans 38810 pins, 261, points, Vickie Terry 40680 pins, 251/ points, Dot Bridger 39558 pins, 24½/ points, Jackie Braybrook 39783 pins, 20 points, Fern Bradley 39163 pins, 20 points, Judy Bragg 38144 pins, 191/2 points, Marilyn Flintoff 39371 pins, 19 points, Sharlene Debart 38738 pins, 19 points, Marg King 28905 pins, 17 points, Shirley Davis 39015 pins, 16 points, Onie Etcher 38109 pins, 16 points. High Triple-Onie Etcher 731. aSimpUr! tq ALL SEASON ALL FABRIC DRYERS SPRUNG NOUS! CLEANINO GETS A HELPING HAND WITH A SIMPLUCITY DRYER. MOST WANTED F EATU RES Multi heat selection Multidrying cycles Porc: la inena mel ? 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Hehoît 184, E. Kennett 182. High Triples Cathy Connelly 537, E. BOWMANVILLE MEN'S TOWN SOFTBALL LEAGUE Name ................ ......... Address...................... Phone........Age ...... Position ..........Shifts ........ Anyone 18 years or older who has flot Played in the leaaue and wishes to pla y, please fi11 out, above and leave at Frank's Variety, Dand R Sports or Recreation Dept before Wednesday, April 26. Any play ors already ilea ue please contact Fra nk Briton 623-7745 or Terry laker 623-6786 before Wednesday, April 26 if you wish to play thms year. Ask us about youI Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'll be glad to talk. And we mily have just what you're looking for. But you'Il neyer know untit you ask. 'Vîsit our Moie Recruitingnint Canada Man.power Centre OSHAWA ApriIS5, 12, 19,26, 1978 1O:OOa.m. --3:OOP.M. CAN Junior Boys Team Standings Erwin 77, Hammond 49, Wesselius 45, Richards 45, ,Kirkton 45,' Els 33. High Singles M. Erwin 229, S. Brimble 221, G. Smith 212, S. Wesselius 211, R. Kirkton 205, B. Hammond 202, M. Luxton 200, S. Zealand 200. High Triples S. Wesselius 581, R. Kirkton 570. Junior Girls Team Standings Seto 78, Stephens 55, Luxton Sl, Almond 48, Van Goor 45, Lane 43, Hancock 38, Apple. gath 34. High Singles C., Moore 1246, K. Sawler 237, C. Applegath 229. L. Brooks 222, K. Joyner 209, K. Dp',nusa 208, S. Adams 207. High Triples C. Moore 548, K. Desousa 543, K. Joyner 524. Senior Mixed League P. Reynolds 84, M. Reynolds 691/2, Taylor 62, Leéavis 60, J4 Anne Holroyd 52, Haywarl 51½/, Hopcroft 50, Leddy 46, Murphy 43, Van Goor 40; Hailman 39, Judy Holroyd U.~ High Games W. Van Goor 256 (719), Jo Anne Holroyd 250 (680), B, Leavis (675), K. Woolley (652), D. Desousa 305, C. Steffen 280, T. Haîlman 273, S. Roberts