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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Novpmber 1, 1978 WaItsr Frank Toros Blank Cobourg 8-O FLASHIiACK - 25 Years Ago. In the Goodyear Hockey League on Sunday, the Office team defeated ilose 6-3. Scoring for the winners were Raby, Chant, Levett, H-aynes, Bond and Lyle. For the losers Sellers (2) and Richards. FLASIIBACK - 10 Vears Ago. George Marshall,ý- a 19 year old bowler in the C.O.F. league, regis- tered a 408 fgame, the highest single at Liberty Bowl this year. He rolled six continuons strikes, took out a three pin in the seventh, then had a spare, followed by five more strikes. NEWCASTLE - village Arena is the place to be tonight, Wednesday, if you are between the ages of 10-17 and interested in playing on a girls Ringette Team. Sponsored by the Newcastle Minor Hockey Association, bring a parent, helmet, elbow pads, shin pads and tube skates. Ice will be available to try the game from 6-7 p.m., with the meeting called for 7. _____ CONGRATULATIONS - to Mike Hamels of Bowmanville who pflays for the Oshawa Turels- Soccer teamn who recently defeated a team from Victoria B.C. in the Mosquito league to win theý Canada Cup 2-1. SUSAN ULRICH - of the Maple Leaf Judo Club won the ladies under 52 kilo crown at the Canadian Cadet championships held in St. John's Nfld., last week-end. Glenn Nolan won the under -60 kg and Ed Zupancic won fourth place in the under 78 kg division. Both are members of the Formokan Judo Club. The Bowmanville cen r presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association - Weekly Schedu le. 61' e o 'S0 ~~anviî~e DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Saturday, November 4th 5:00 p.m. - Aiom 2nd Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville(League) 6:00 p.m. - Major Pee Wee Stouf fvîlîe vs. Bowmanville <League) 7:30 p.m. - Minor Bantam Ajax vs. Bowmanville League) Monday, November 6th 7:00 p.m. - Bantam 2nd Uxbridge v2s. Bowmranville (League) 8:15 p.m. - Mjor bantam Oshawa vs. Bowmanville (League) Wednesday, November 8th 8:45 p.m. - Juvenile Lindsay vs. Bowmanvilîe (League) BOWiMAN VILLE MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, November 4th 4:00 p.m. - Novice (to be announced) 5:00 p.m. - Minor Atom Oshawa ai Bowmanville (League) 7:00 p.m. - Pee Wee 2nd (to be announced) 8:00 p.m. - Minor Pee Wee Whitby ai Bowmanvilîe (League) 9:00 p.m. - Minor Midget Ajax ai Bowmanvilîe (League) -Bowm*nnville Cleanersi0Ltad. 84 King St. WE>si 623-5520 "lWe specialize in Shirt Laundering." Star~ Brown of 24 West Beach Rd., caught this 30 IL Chinook salmon Wednesday afternoon around 4 p.m. at the "S bend" on Soper Creek. It took about 20 minutes to land the 40-inch beauty. For the time being, Stan says he'll freeze the fish as it is until he decides whether or not he wants to have it mounted. Chuck Welsh scored Just 30 seconds into the gamne with assists goîng to Randy -w Crossey and Brook Cole. Bay W ,,n 0 e ,werplaygoal only to have thelocl ldspull abead again a minute later on a goal by The Van Dyke players estruck again early in the Regu11la r Se1Aeon 10ched Ula second period when Carl Chambers scored unassisted with only 20 seconds gone. Bay 'By Don Welsh to score their only goal thus Ridges then scored two October 25 robbing 'Brook Cole of wbat unanswered goals to end the On Wednesday, Oct. 25, the would have been a well- second at 3 - 3 tie. Van Dyk Major Midgets deserved shut-out. Brent Clemens scored started their regular season One outstanding feature of Bowmanville's only goal of the off in fine style by drubbing this game was the fine third period af ter Rick Peterborough by a score of 11 officiating. Early in the Simpson passed the puck to to 1 in Darlington Arena. proceedings the referees Stan Greenhamn who exercised The first period was very made it obvious that anyone good puck control before even with neither* teamn having who came to slam, bang, hack passing to Clemens who let go any advantage in the play. or slash would watch from the with a blistering shot from the The only score came with 2.34 penalty box. By establishing point. With Bowmanville remaining in the period wben the precedent early in the playing two men short the Simpson scored a short hand- game and remaining consis- visitors tied the gamne at 4 ed goal with assists going to tent throughout, the referees apiece with only 8 seconds lef t Chambers and Greenham. certainly contributed to this to play. Witb just 31 seconds gone in being a game that would be Brook Cole and Mark Doyle the second period the Toros decided on hockey ability shared the goaltending chores struck again with Welsh alone. for Bowmanville and certainly scoring from Brown and Markh im 2 - Bowmanville 2 had their work cut out for Simpson. Terry Riggers October 26 them. With the referees doing provided the only other On Thursday, October 26 the a fine job of clamping down on marker of the second period Major Midgets journeyed to bigb sticks, elbows and wben he scored on a pass from Markham for their second siashes the local lads found Carl Chambers. league game in as many themselves playing short The third period provided nights. On this occasion tbey handed throughout most of the the real bigh point of the game came out very fiat and were game. There were a total of 31 when the local lads put on a fortunate to corne home with a penalties banded out witb the, fine exhibition of team play._ 2 - 2 tie. Most of the players Toros taking 20 of tbem. By working together and acted as though tbey didn't In the last three games our passing the puck, tbey were know the meaning of the word lads have received a total of 51 able to keep the Peterborough bustle as there was very little penalties. This type of play flot club off balance and score spark shown. The wbole game only leaves the lines very three more.goals in the first was cbaracterized by a disorganized but bas cost six minutes of the period. The scrambly type of. play which several key goals. The boys line of Darrell Goudy, Brent indicated that the Toros were are going to bave to learn to Clemens and Terry Riggers very disorganized. The almost stick to basic hockey and stay worked very well together in coraplete lack of team play out of the penalty box if tbey this period wîtb Goudy getting certainly detracted from the hope to win many games this two goals and Clemens and garfle. year. Riggers providing the lead up passes that made the goals -possible. Bowmanville's other goal of the third period was another classic example- of fine playing wben Simpson scored on a play setup by Chambers and Greenham. With the game in the bag the local lads allowed tbemselves a mental lapse late in the thîrd period which allowed Peter-borough Howard W,>ood's P..oe es Defea2t Peterbiorouigh 3-1 In Sesn:irst Contest The Bowmanville Minor Pee Wee Toros, sponsored by Howard Wood Transport, opened their 1978-79 O.M.H.A. season on Saturday evening in the Memorial Arena, Bow- manville. Bowmanville won the game, defeating the Peterborough "AAA" Major Atoms 3-1 in a somewhat lacklustre contest. The Torns opened thA. Chargex _ game's scoring when Tommy McLaughlin connected on a nice play engineered by defenceman Glen Duncan, assisted' as well, by Brent Neill. This goal came at the 5:34 mark of the opening period. The Toros increased their lead to 2 - 0 when Jon Chief f scored, assisted by bis centreman Greg Watson and defenceman Scott Barclay who started the play with a drive from the point. Bowmanville's Lorne Whitmarsb displayed a nif ty piece of work when he skated througb the entire Peter-, borougb team to score the third goal, unassisted. The Petes pulled their goaltender in favor of the extra attacker and managed to score their lone goal at the 14:27 mark of the final period,'. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmanville and he was called uý pon ,to make several exceptional' saves to garner the win for bis team. The local lads seemned to be suffering from the jitters and couldn't seem to get untracked, consequently being very fortunate to salvage the vic tory. Team members for this sea son are: goaltenders, Chris WItor Frank Loge to Peterborougàh Frank's Major Pee Wee travelled to the liftlock city on Sun., Oct. 29th and came out on the short end of a three to nothing score. Peterborough opened the scoring at the 10.19 mark of the second period when Thomspons scored from Russell and Brady. The Petes went two up at the 2.41 mark of the third period Brady scored with Thompson and Russell picked up assists. The Toros finally gui. on the score shcet when Raymonid Cumming scored from a scramble while Chuck Nosh and Robert Geidlinger pickcd up assists. The Petes put the game away at the 12.04 mark when Sluggett scored from Drue, and Gaffney. The goaltending of Donny Hayes proved to be tough on the Petes making many good saves. Clif ton and Alan Ulrich: defence men Glen Duncan, Pierre St. Amand, Brian Heard and Scott Barclay, the newcomer; forwards Chris Dreossi, Tom McLaughlin, Brent Neill, Greg Watson, Jon Clieff, Jeff Dawson who was absent for the opening contest; Lorne Whitmarsb, Chris Lee and Brad Cruess. The team manager is Basil Clieff, Tramner George, "Woody" Ulricb and Coach Brian Purdy. Marknam scorea the furst goal on a breakaway balf way- through the first period.. Bowmanville evened the scoreý with only 27 seconds left in the initial-frame when Greenhamn did an excellent job of controlling the puck in the corner until he could get Goudy clear in front of the net and Darrel made no mistake in finishiîng off theplay.. At the 11.06 mark of' the, second period Bowmanville got a go ahead goal by Sallows from Chambers during a scramble in front of the Markbam net. Less than two minutes later Markbam scor- ed on a power play with a blistering shot from the point wbîch proved to be the final marker of the game. For this game Bowmanville was playing witbout the services of two of its centre- men. Randy MacDonald was out with water on the knee wbile Rick Simpson was serving a suspension for contravening both O.M.H.A. and O.H.A. rules by playing for the Junior "C", club wbile signed to a mîdget card. Tie with Bay Ridges 4 - 4 October 28 on Saturday evening Bay Ridges provided the opposi- tion for an exhibition game here. Lt looked as though we were off to a fine start when The Caad,an moement fo, pe,sora fitnes Fitnless. hI our hcart you know it's rigbt. Walter Frank's Major Pee Wee proved to be poor host to Cobourg as tbey handed them an 8 to 0 setback. The Toros opened the scoring at the 8:12 mark of the third period when Scott Heard scored unassisted. The Toros came to life ia the 'second period when they bombarded the Cobourg net but were able to save on three goals with Roger Hornsby blasted a shot from the point wbile Robert Geidlinger and Scott Heard drew assists. Ray Cumming made it 3 to 0 when he stickhandled through the defence and then drew out the goaltender before slipping it home. Chuck Nash and Robert Geidlinger drawing assists. At the 11.22 mark Robert Geidlnger made it 4 to 0 while Ray Cumming and Doug Brown picked up assists. The Toros made it 5 to 0 at the 3.11 mark when Scott Heard scored bis second goal of the game with Chris Michelson and Deryk Clark picking up assist. The Toros waited until the final tbree minutes of the game to finish off their scoring. Lt was Davy Brown scoriftg unassisted after carryiiig the puck through the Cobourg team. Robert Geidlinger scored his second goal of the game at the 14.56 mark with Gord Rogers picking up the assists. Deryk Clark rounded out the scoring wi th just 31 seconds left in the game while Danny Weir picked up the assists. Congratulations are to go to Donny Hays who made many good saves throughout the game, to earn bis first shutout of the season. In the penalty column.the Toros drew seven Minors to Cobourg three. The Toros next home game will be at the Darlington Sports Centre on Sat., Nov. 4th when Stouffville will supply the opposition. 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