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Minolr Midgae Lose to Ajax Boat Boy Ridges and Cobourgq Bv BiIIPateson Saturday, November 4 the Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets played host' to the 4jax Hustiers. The Toros ,-,,mped on the Ajax boys and struck for the fîrst goal at the 4 minute mark with Tim Aimond continuing his record of at least one per game for the past 5 matches. Assîsting were Mark Mathews and Jon Janack. Then the Bowmanviiie crew iost their eariy steam and Ajax struck for 3 goals in iess than three minutes to close the first period Ajax 3, Bowman- ville 1. The second period was scoreless with Terry Brady turning in a spectacular performance in goal. The officiais called a much better game than the game 2 weeks ago with 10 penalties handed out 3 to Bowmanviile 7 to- Ajax including a game misconduct for striking a player on the helmet with a stick. The Bowmanville Toros couid not get by the stubborn short-handed Ajax squad. Haif way through the third period Ajax scored with Bowmanvilie short handed. Todd Hooper picked up an Ajax pass with 20 seconds ieft to play and tuck it by the hustiers goal tender. Ajax 4 - Bowrnanville 2. November il the Bay Ridges Mînor Midgets made their first appearance this year at Bowmanvilie Arena. The Toros came out flying as usuai and carried the play to the opponents and botb goal tenders had to be sharp. Finaiiy Mark McLean blasted one in from the blue line assisted by Derek Lamont and Ryan Kearney. The Constitution boys lot up somewhat in tho second and the Bay Ridges crow struck for 2 goals bofore Dana Peebles poppod one assisted by Dan McMuloen and Paul Dadson to tie the score at 2 - 2. Bay Ridgos struck first in the third period at the 1.44 mark. The Toros kept up the attack and aftor putting the puck into tho net not once but twice inside of 5 secs. only to have the officiais wave botb attempts away. On the next face-off Todd Hooper convort- ed Doug Diling's pass for the score. Doug Diliing got the game winnor at 12.14 assisted by Paul Dadson, Craig German was unreal in the net! Final score Bowmanviile 4, Bay Ridges 3. The club was playing minus Kent Wilcox who has an injured ankie. Have a spoody recovery Kent, the team misses your solid defenco. Sunday, November 12 saw the Toros on their way to play the Cobourg Minor Midgets an exhibition game. Bowman- ville put two on the scoueboard at 2.47 and 5.04 of the first period. Mark Mathews fromn Ryan Kearney and Mark McLean unassisted. Cobourg connected for one in the second to beave the score Bowmanviile 2, Cobourg 1 when the boys went for the between period rest. Mark McLoan got his second of the night when he picked up bis first rebound, shot, only to have the Cobourg net minder stop it but leave it loose at the side of the net. Mark circlod the net and tucked it home, Dan McMullon picked up the assist. Cobourg got one more to, finish the game, Bowmanvilio 3, Cobourg 2. Craig Grman and Terry Brady shared the goal and both turned in excellent performances. Do WeII Against Cobourg 1McGregor Major Atoms came up big against Cobourg, on Sat., Nov. 11. The Toros ulayed their most convincing yae thus far this season. -Ceho opened the scoring at 9:48 in the first period, Jay Kelly from Kelly Balson and Mike Knight. 1 Tbe second period saw two more goals for the Bulis, botb by Mike Knigbt with assists from Jay Kelly and Mark Hickey. For a young man tbat played most of last season tending goal, Mike Knight is sure making bis presence known on left wing. Cobourg got on the score sheet at 9:30 in tho second with a power play goal. Toros answered in the third when Peter Hughes ripped one in from just inside the Cobourg blue line. Althougb it bas taken this team too long to realize the only way to beat the Big Guns of this league is to stop them in BHS Junior Redmen Undefeated in il Con tests The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 15, 1978 Thusda Nihtown H ockcy Loague November 9, 1978 In the first game last week D & R beat Hoopers by a score of 4 - 2. Goals for D & R were scored by Sam Aluin, Jim Brooks, Murray O'Brian and Doug Leddy. Bob Tugwood, Barry Virtue and Dan Farant picked up assists for Hoopers Guy Parks and Eric O'Donell scored the goals whiie Joe Caruana, Bruce Osborne and Guy Parks got assists.. .The second game was a 5 - 1 win for Hunt's Photography against Lockes.ý Larry Simpson and Paul Siemon. each had 2 goals for Hunts while Roy Jeffers chalked ti. another., Kerry Dickens, Wayne Murphy, Sandy Brown, Dale Carrington, Paul Siemon and Bil Reid had one assis-t each and Gary Wilson had two. Bob McLaughlin scored the only goal for Lockes with Van Dyk's Major Midgots Beat Oskawa Mr. Burger, Last Wodnesday at the Darlington Sports Centre the Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets trounced Oshawa Mr. Burger Midgets 8-2 in Lake- shore League action., Piaying with a fulli une up the Reaitors sbowed excellent puck control and crisp passing plays in taking charge of the game. The Toros scored 3 in the first and second periods before trading goals witb Oshawa in the third. Brent Clemens was the chief You're looking St Bowmanville High School's champion- ship football team. Players shown here won the junior cham- pionship in a game in Oshawa Saturday. The Junior Redmen went through the-season undefeated and won the Lake On- tario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) titie in a 32-20 score against Anderson Collegiate from Whitby. Front row left to right; Ryan Kearny; Colin llayward; Doug Dilling; Steve Ogden; Tim Almond; Brooke Cole; Kent Wilc-ox; Paul their tracks at the blue line, they finally did it in style. Way to go boys, now you know that with 100 per cent effort from ail players, victory can be yours against any team in the league. Defeat Stouffville McGregor's Marauders came out flying in the first period in Stouffvilie. Thirty- three seconds after the open- ing face off Mark- Hickey snared his first goal of the game. He later went on to score another in the first period - a hat trick in the second period, and an assist plus the last goal of the game in the third period. A total of 7 points. Way to go Mark, next time get your skates sharpen- ed. Eddy Paradis got his first goal of the season- but he knows it wiil not be his iast. Mark Smith also figured well on the score sheet with two goals and two assists. Also doing weil in the assist department were Mike Knight 2, Greg Martin 2, Danny Moriarity 2, Jay Kelly 2. Don't forget guys it sometimes takes more work to set one up than it does to pop one in. Kelly Balson aiso found the net for the Bulls. Roughley; Marc Richards; Steve Veinot; Jon Janack; Joe Mercz; back row', left to right-Tobin Rowe; Brian Sarginson; Mark Price; Kevin Welsh; Brad Bell; Hugh Francis; Paul VanBelle; Todd Hooper; Marvin Oldejeans; Jeff Martin; Marc Simpson; AI Maenza; Darryl Engley; Mike Everett; AI Woodlock (Coach); Kevin Rifles; Absent - Paul Cook; Dave Schwalm (Coach). Altbougb the Toros squad dominated the first and second periods, Stouffvillo came out checking late in the second and ail througb the third period. In fact thoy scored three unanswered goals at one stage of the game. This was by no means the toughest game for Bowman- ville but certainiy one to learn a -lesson from. That lesson being "Wben your up on top don't slack off". 1 feel 1 must mention the defense played a strong game and Ken Cammeron was sharp in goal., Scpto Olcan Minou' Bantams Tic Two Gomes By Steve Samis The Septo Clean Minor Bantams are stili searching for their first win of this hockey season, but wbile tbey're not winning tbey'ro not iosing either. They played Markham in Markham against the Milionaires and althougb they outpiayed and outsbot tbemn they only managed a 1-1 tie. This was partly due to bot goaitending by Markham's Paul Laufert and the Toros' inability to raise the puck into the open top of the net wben the goalie was down. It was a mild gamo witb only 7 minor penalties callod, 4 to Markham and 3 to Bowmanviile. The only Toro! goal came off the stick of Timi Preston and Sbaughn Houston[ earned an assist. Tbis came in the second poriod. Markham's goal -was the first of the game and came at the 48 second mark of the first period. Notes: This was the best Toro team effort to date. And with a littie iuck as well as not facing hot goaltending this game may have resulted in the first win, the team deserved botter than just a tie. Bowmanville 2, Whitby 2 This game was played at the Darlington Sports Complex, and it took Scott Bate's tiglon Lodies Bowling November 9, 1978 Team Standings Judy Bragg, 20, 26,903; Vickie Terry, 20, 26,015; Carol Roberts, 17, 26,204; Onie Etcher, 16, 26,263; Marg King, 11, 25,532; Joan Sutcliffe, 6, 23,886. Games 200 and Over Bernice Partner 211; Donna Reekie 207; Vera Tendam, 224, 224; Valerie Smith 216; Laura Forkes 207; Onie Etcher 219, 242; Heather Gray 225; Grace Murdoch 205; Molly Mairs 206; Joan Sutchiffe 225; Sandra Sellers 205, 268; Meg Gibbs 260; Judy Bragg 246, 303; Brenda Jones 213, 277; Berniece Terry 205; Jo Ann Smith 247; Dot Richards 231; Virginia Fairey 321; Mary Gray 221, 206. Top Ton Averages Vickie Terry 202, Virginia Fairey 202, Judy Bragg 201, Onie Etcher 194, Joan Sutchiffe 191, Carol Roberts 189, Vera Tendam 187, Jo Ann Smith 183, Berniece Terry 182, Brenda Jones 181. goaltending to presorvo the tie, (as the Toros wero outsbot 30 - 13 by Whitby). Jeff Hanley, a dangerous shooter against the Toros last year continued it this year with a goal at 4:42 of the first period. But with 2:09 left Dan Ajax Defoats Frank's Walter Frank's Major Pee Wee traveiled to Ajax oný Tuesday, November 7th and were defeated by a 2 to 0 score. The Toros were right out of the game from the oponing face off as tbey continuously kept giving the puck away every time they had it the defence forgot that they were permitted to bit opposîng forwards. The only bright spot was the play of George Richie tied it for the Toros from Sbaughn Houston. There was no scoring in the second period. But in the third Captain Glen German, put the Toros ahead at 11: 14 from Tim Preston and Ron Hopcroft. It lasted until 7:24 wben Les Suien tied the score and left the Toros stili searcbing for that fîrst win. The Toros were outshot 30 - 13 and il minor penalties were called witb the Toros taking 5. Notes: If the Toros keep hustling like tboy have they soon will be gaining mucb more than, the odd tie. Kennett in the net for the Toros because of his fine play kept the score respectable. Ajax scored their first goal at the 2:03 mark when J.P. McNevîn scored fromn R. Peake. Ajax put the gamne away at tbe 5:31 mark of the final period on a goal by G. Bozanis assisted by J.P. MeNevin. - The Toros indeed missed the services of Scott Heard wbo is in hospital. BLACKSTOCK, Pancakes on the l9tb of November wiil take the chill out of the November air and you'll be helping out the United Church also. Bring anotber family witb you and make it a party. Pancakes wiii be served from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Recreational Centre. Curling will soon be starting up in Blackstock for Ladies, Men and Mixed Leagues. Joan Graham is heading a meeting sharpshooter potting 3 goals. Rick Simpson addod a pair while singles went to Jeff Sallows, Chuck Woisb, and Terry Riggors. Assisting were Kevin Noble, 2, Wolsb 2, Simpson, Riggers, Carl Cha- mbers, Randy MacDonald, Steve Brown, Neil Jones, and Dale Broome. Mark Doyle turned in a soiid effort between the pipes for the home crew. Van Dyk's record to date is 7 wins, 1 ioss and 3 ties. Aon's Dcl Pc. Wccs "B"1 Tie with Markham, Blank Uxbridgc 3mO The Pee Wee "B" Toros came up with their strongest effort -of the season ?last Saturday night at the Bow- manville Arena. The game was marked by a number of key dofensive piays by Jeff Knox and Wayne Mutton. Strong skating and tough bitting by the Toro forwards kept Markahm with their hands full, tbroughout the game. Airtîgbt goaltend- ing by Richie Smith, turned away the Markbam team time and time again. Capt. Smith opened the scoring for the Toros at 1: 20 of the first period assisted by Brad Bamsey and Jamie Tate. Markham came back in the second. period witb a, goal by Scott Finkel from Shawn Fenwick and Glen'Murphy at, 5:56. Toros bounced right back to regain the lead 1 minute and 27 seconds later on a neat goal by Greg Smith, assisted by Andy Smith. Markham completed the scoring in the score Ann's Deli 3. Uxbrid~e 0. on Thursday afternoon at 1:00Ù at tbe Recreational Centre to discuss plans for tbe season. If you are interested in curling, in Blackstock and have sug- gestions or views this will be your opportunity to speak your mind. 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