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EagIes Boat Port Pery in 5-1 -Game FLASHBACK - 25 Vears Ago. In the Recreation Bantam Hockey League garnes played Saturday, the Cornets overpowered the Tigers 8-1 on goals by Don Osborne (2), Don Prout (3) John Osborne (2) and Bob Allun. Lloyd McRobbie got the lone Tiger goal. FLASHBACK - 10 Years ago. Senior cheer- leaders from B.H.S. are Karen Davis, Maureen Tighe, Nola Raby, Sheila Hooper, Wendy Ander- son, Sally Prout and Jennifer Saunders. RED EAGLES - Jr. C. hockey team, sponsored by Port Darlington Marina and Hotel are currently ini first place in the league. The teamn is playing good hockey and could use your support each Sunday at the local arena. B1OWMANVILLE - Cleaners are again sponsor- ing the timie and dates of the Minor teams in the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association. Please check these advertisements and corne down to the local arena and support the players and teams of your choice. CONGRATULATIONS - to the Bowrnanville High School Jr. Redmen Football tearn who won'the COSSA title on Saturday, and to Brooke Cole and Steve Veinot, who were named to the All Star teams. Named to the Senior All Star tearn were Dean Rutherford and Carl Van Belle. Brooke Cole was awarded the Don Mcllveen Trophy as the Out- standing Player in the LOSSA. BOWMANVILLE- Jr. C. Eag]Les have oh- tained the services of Brad Godfrey, a former member of Bowrnanville Minor Hockey teams. and Stu Roberts from Oshawa Jr. B. Legionaires. Brad'will play on the offensive line, and Stu is a goalie. LEADERS - are still needed for the OroiW Cub Pack in Orono. If interested please phone 983-9ý89. SORRY ABOUT THAT - In last week's Sportalk we said the Bowmanville Junior Redmen football team is coached by Dave Schwalm. Actually that's only haif true because the Redmen are coached by both Dave Schwalm and AI Wood-, lock. One coach handles'the defensive line and the other one takes care of the offence. Judging from the team's performance last week they must be doing a good job. Probably they'll be gettîng a caîl from the Argonauts any day now. NICK WIND - played his strongest game as a member of the Durham College basketball teamn, the Durham Lords, last week in the games against Cornwall, St. Lawrence, which the Lords won 105- 55. Nick finished the game with 18 points. Mcgregor Hardware Atome Knock Off LindsayÏ Squad 5-2 On Sat., Nov. 4th, MeGregor Hardware's Major Atoms met Lindsay for the first time this year. Bowmanvilhe opened the scoring at 1:38 in the first period with a pass from Mark Hîckey, to Peter Hughes who dropped a back hand shot on the Lindsay goalie and Danny Moriarity was right on the button to put the puck into the net. The second period produced two goals for the Lindsay teamnat 6: 21 and 8: 10. Then at 9:40 still in the second Mary Hickey got the equalizer unassisted. This young manhbas a habit of doing this, we are happy to say. So, going into the third we were ail tied up at 2 - 2. Then wvith 2:24 remaining, Mike Knight broke through assisted by Eddy Paradis and Ian Weelock. This was a picture goal, Mike outskated the Lindsay defense, then deked the Lindsay goalie out of his pants to put Bowmanville ahead 3 - 2. This was the turning point of the game. Bowmanvihle pick- ed up a penalty, Lindsay pulled their goalie, and phayed as 6men to 4 men. Unfortunately they forgot the basebaîl season had onhy just finished so with 3o seconds to go Mark Hickey put a pop fhy from behind his own blue line into the Lindsay net. Lindsay put their goahie back in and decided to play us 5 on 4. But with 4 seconds remaining Jay Kelly netted, the final goal with assists from Mark Hickey and Chris Moroz. Except for the hast 3 minutes of play this was a tight two way hockey game, with Ken Cameron coming up strong in net for the Bowmanvilhe squad. This team has shown some excellent passing phays during their ast two games. The wings are coming back, the defense is tightening up, and the forwards are showing the meaning of the word "Husshe." If we continue to improve and coach Warren Townshey says we will (so we will). McGregor Hardware's Major Atomns wihh give the "Big Guns" of this eague a run for their money this season. November 2, 1978 Team Standings Viekie Terry, 19, 23,431; Judy Bragg, 17, 23,764; Carol Roberts, 17, 23,503; Onie Etcher, 14, 23,580; Marg King, 9, 22,792; Joan Sutciffe, 5, 21,259. 200 Games and Over Carol Roberts 207; Virginia Fairey 242, 224; Onie Etcher, 236q, 219~; îeatner G Grace Murdoch 221 Ask us about YOD Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a jc Tell us what you are today and what you want tc tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities ar challenges to match your needs. No obligationsc either side. We'I be glad to talk. And we may hav what you're looking for. But you'Il neyer know ur you ask. Visit our Mobile Riecruiting Un Canlada Manpower Cen- Oshawa Nov, 8, 159229,29 1:OOa.m. - 3: 00p. m. THE C IAN FORCES. M. J. Hobbs Wins Girls' Soccer Championship The M.J. Hobbs girls' soccer team defeated Bowmanville last week in the final play-off game to win the Western Area title. The team won ahl three games at the County championship, taking the county title for the second year in a row. The players are left to righit: Back row, Tina Dawson, LUsa Chase, Cathy Cowle, Beth Marchant, Darlene Brownell, Edith Bunyan, Leanne Essery, Barb Bunker, Jody Williamson and Coach Harvey 'Webster. Front row: Jennifer Brouwer, Kim Haagman, Jennifer Farvis, Mandy Huxter, Shelley Brown, Kelly Martindale and Deanna Crowells. M. J. Hobbs Boys' Were County Finalists The M.J. Hobbs boys' soccer team were county finalists recently. Left to right the players are: Front roW: Darryl Glaspell, Danny Coombes, George Svetec, Tom Holmes, Steve Taylor, Steve Coverly and David Osborne. Second row: Marty MacDonald, Joe Hollister, Joe Summers, Terry MeDonald, Terry McLean, Brad Canfield and Allan Delore. Back row: Tim Cowie, Doug Bickle, Kevin Westlake and Coach Mr. Lusito. EagIes Tackle Stouffville in 13m3 Decision By Don Wilcox Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's defeated the visiting Stouffville Clippers by a 13-3 score. Eagles coasted the full sixty minutes because the Stouffville team was unable to apply any degree of pressure. In a game like this a team can develop a lot of bad habits wandering out of position and skating at haif speed which does littie for the conditioning which most Eagles lack. One of the few good checks handed out in the game came Grey 209; Mairs 215, 207; Judy Bragg 1; Molly 312, 205; Brenda Jones 207; Vera Tendam 203; Vaherie Smith 232; Joan Sutciffe 200; Meg Gibbs 201. 600 Triples and Over Virginia Fairey 619, Onie Etcher 649, Judy Bragg. Averages Vickie Terry 205, Virginia Fairey 200, Judy Bragg 196, ob. Onie Etcher 192, Carol Roberts 191, 'Joan Sutchiffe Dbe 190, Vera Tendam 184, ind Berniece Terry 182, Jo Anne, on Smith 180. ve just Lde inti LaiesMonday Night Donna Harness 218, Shirley Davis 208, Judy Bragg 202, Fern Bradley 201, Marilyn it Flintoff 200, Jean Harness 199, Debbie Bromehl 198, Joanne t Brown 198, Onie Etcher 198, Team Standing i tre Donna Harness, 27983 pin- fali, 22 points; Judy Bragg, 27851, 22; Marilyn Flintoff. 27500, 18; Shirley Davis, 26898, 18; Marg King, 27376, 17; Jackie Braybrook, 26261, 17; Onie Etcher, 26298, 14; Vickie Terry, 26079, 14; Linda Bryant, 25864, 12; Cecile Bowers, 25857,' 12; Nancy Evans, 25648, 7; Thelma Forrester, 24522, 7.' High Triple Donna Harness 820. Hligh Single Donna Harness 378. from Rick Scott who met his check at the blueline with good, dlean body contact. Rick is back in the lineup after being out three weeks. The points for the Eagles came from: Ralph Cryder- man, 1 goal and three assists; Brad Godfrey, 0 and 4; Kirk Kemp, 2 and 2; Don Farrow, 1 and 2; John Conboy, 2 and 1; Wayde Preston, 2 and 1; Brian Simpson, 2 and 0; Gary Nemisz, 1 and 1; Chris Dwyer, 0 and 2; Jerry Leddy, 0 and 2; Rick Scott, O and 2; Keith Holton, i and 1; Gerald Brunt, 0 and 1; Jerry Johnson, 1 and 0; Stu Roberts' bid for his second shutout in the net for the Eagles was foiled by Glen Gibson, Bruce Rubelis and Alan Spragent scoring for the Clippers. How about those Bowman- ville Junior Redmen winning the LOSSA championship in Oshawa Saturday afternoon? The team went the entire season undefeated, leading up to an exciting final game. The coaching staff is to be con- gratulated along with each player who contributed to the team's fine record. The fight for first place in the Junior C standings continues between Bowman- ville and Cobourg. In the latest round, Cobourg defeated Lindsay 9-8 in a game which could have gone either way. Under the coach- Carmsport Trailier Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CA PS in stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE ing of Bill Speers, the Lindsay team continues to improve and the coach hopes he wilh have a winning team before the season ends. The game between Cobourg and Lindsay took place hast Friday night. The Port Darlington Mariners travel to Port Hope for an important game on Thursday night. The Panthers are hard on the heels of the Eaghes and the Cougars in the first place battie. The arena in the hill town should be packed and the Eaghes will hopefully have a few more bodies in the line soon. If flot, they wihh be able to travel to the out-of- townl games in a van and get the whohe team inside with no probhems. Keeping up with the happen- ing s of some of the Eagle grads we find that Chris Dwyer, an Eagle from hast year, set a new record of ten assists in the General Motors League during a recent game. Ron Strike, who attends Queens University in Kingston is playing hockey for the Queens Golden Gaels. Ron commuted and played for the Eagles in the 76-77 season and is a brother of Dan Strike. Eagles play in Beaverton Saturday night and then corne home for a Sunday night game against the Little Britain Merchants. L!berly Belles, B. Osborne 15605 - 19; P. Forsey 15692 - 16; MacDonald 15691 - 15; Roberts 15548 - 15; Bons 15416 - 14; Sleep 15402 - 14; Piper 15363 - 14; Fice 15506 - 12; Phillips 15214 - 12; Alldread 15260 - il; Mutton 15229 - il; Robinson 15641 - 9. High Single 265, C. Roberts. High double 455 (265, 190), C. Roberts. Friday Night November 10, 1978 Team Standings Ian Welton 19,,Dennis Smale 18, Marilyn Flintoff 18, Les Smale 171/2, Moe Richards 161/, Ron Richards 16, George Piper 151/, Elton Brock 14, Bert Engley 131/2, Lois Richards 12, Vince Prout 10, Sue Rutty 9. High Singles and Triples Ladies - Helen Reynolds 322, Helen Reynolds 647; mens - Les Smale 320, George Piper 816. Top Ten Averages Les Smale 224, Moe Richards 218, Vince Prout 215, Dennis Smale 214, George Piper 214, Ron Richards 208, Bert Engley 207, Ian Wehton 207, Dave Verelli 207, Mary Nowlan 201. Youth Bowling Tykes Britton 5, Apted 0; Soper 5, Milîson 0; Vacheresse 4, Kiely 1; Moore 5, Sutherland 0. Team Standings Moore 39, Vacheresse 28, Sutherland 24, Riely 22, Milîson 21, Britton 21, Apted 19, Soper 10. High Doubles J. Moore 245, M. Stork 219. High Singles J. Moore 126, M. Stork 112. Bantam Boys Tugwood 5, Milison 2; Lug- tenburg 7, Wesselius 0; Burna 5, Smith 2. Team Standings Wesselius 44, Buma 40, Tugwood 34, Lugtenburg 26, Milîson 25, Smith 20. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 206, C. Reid 187. High Triples M. Lugtenburg 523, C. Reid 517, S. Buma 482. Junior Girls Desousa 5, Adams 2; Hancock 5, Greenley 2; Sawler 5, Black 2; Seto 7, Simnpson 0. Team Standings Adams 47, Seto 7, Sawler 41, Desousa 38, Black 30, Hancock 28, Greenley 25, Simpson 24. High Singles S. Meyers 263, M. Theriault 85 King St. W. By Don Wilcox Brad Go Bowmanville Port Darling- only first pi ton Marina and Hotel Junior up the rebo Cs played the Port Perry Nick N o 'ý'Mojacks inPort Perry Thurs- Nemisz aiso day night recording a 5-1 win. Eagles had Eagles were very short- penalty advý staffed with six regulars out of Jerry L the lineup. The score did not Eagles a tm clearly indicate the play in the secoi because two of the Eagle goals up the puck were in the vacated Port breaking dc Perry net late in the third from a s] period. Perry eut Bob Koczulab, who was when Bill B looking for his first shutout of Gord Hentle the season, was spoiled by one The Eagl shot getting by on some loose scoring cai backchecking by his forwards. Cryderman Koczulab played three strong rebound fro periods. shot by Way Nick Nosewenko, up from Port Pet the juveniles team, played a goalie late in strong game on the Eagles' scheme bacl defence meeting the Port scored two Perry attackers move to goalie out of move. Eagles have developed was scored1 a badl habit of stick checking man unassI sometimes reaching at the end Godfrey se of their blades and in a contact blueline, hitt sport this is strictly a no-no. ly in the mid Commercial Hmaockey Well, anyone who missed Sunday morning's first game sure missed a real thriller in the contest between Frank's and Firth's. Lt was a real battie of wits, both in coaching and players, but it was John Osborne who «upset Tom Wilson's unbeaten streak by a score of 5 - 4, the game was tied at 4 - 4 late in the third period when Ray Rendeli let a shot go from the point, and 23, K. Sawler 223, J. Coombes 222, M. Mihîson 204. High Triples S. Meyers 617, J. Coombes 576, M. Theriauht 536, K. Sawler 535, D. Lobb 507. Senior Mixed League, Leavis 7, Richards 0; Hayward 4, Taylor 3; M. Van Goor 7, Roberts 0; J. Van Goor 7, Fairey 0; Reynolds 7, Murphy 0. Team Standings Reynolds 45, Taylor 40, M. Van Goor 38, Leavis 37, J. Van Goor 37, Hayward 34, Murphy 24, Richards 23, Roberts 19, Fairey 19. High Ga mes B. Hammond 251 (659), M. Van Goor 251 (655), K. Adams 284, C. Applegath 260, B. Leavis 254. Bantam Girls Donoghue 7, Black O; Jaques 4, Kirkton 3; Desousa 7, Dykstra 0. Team Standings Jaques 54, Donoghue 47, Desousa 28, Kirkton 23, Black 20, Dykstra 10. High Singles S. Sallows 164, K. Smith 160. High Triples K. Smith 407, J. Donoghue 397, K. Desousa 392. IJunior Boys Woolley 7, Cowling 0; Wesselius 4, M. Luxton 3; S. Luxton 5, Van Goor 2. Team Standings Woolley 45, Wesselius 30, van Goor 22, M. Luxton 19, S. Luxton 17, Cowling 14. High Singles S. Woolley 237. High Triples S. Woolley 536. 623-3421 >dfrey scored the period goal picking )ound on a shot bv osewenko. Gary 3o assisted while the id a five on four vantage. Leddy gave the two-goal lead early >nd period picking -at centre ice and .own-wing, scoring ;harp angle. Port ,the Eagles lead Bridge scored from le and Steve Jones. gles' third period ime from Ralph n who picked up a om a blueline golf iyde Preston. erry lifted their in the period but his :kfired. The Eagles ,goals with the of the net. One goal by Ralph Cryder- sisted. Then Brad scored from his Iting the net direct- ldle. SLoaque beat Mike Willoughby who phayed a super goal for Firth's, as well as Don Sturrock for Frank's. The scoring for Frank's was done by Boyd Knox with 2, Woolner, B. Prentice, and Ray Randelh, each with one a piece. Assist went to Ralph Prentice with 3, Harness, B.. Prentice, Caruana and Hogarth each with one.i The scoring for Firth's was done by Gary Wilson with 2, Baker, Radimaker, and Hewer each had one with assist going to Mike Cornel with 2, Baker Radimaker and Humenik with one, each. Ini summing Up this great contest I would have to say that Firth's were beaten by too many penalties at crucial points in this game. In the second game of the morning there were quite a lot of penalties, but was not nearly as exciting a game as that first one. Spencer's along with Cowan's were very scrambly throughout the whole game, so as a restI Spencer's came out on top by a sébre of 6 - 4, the scoring for the victor's was done by none other than Steve Parker with 3 big ones, Howie Omiston with 2, and Bowan with one, while the assist went to Joe Knowlen with 3, Ormiston, Rice, F. Braybrook, and Howes, each had one. For the losing Cowan's the scoring was done by Abreght, Brown, Taylor and Clarke with one each. The all important assist went to Bradley Osborne, Slemon, Ahbreght, Brown and Clarke nîl had one, while Welsh picked up a pair., So in finishing alh I can say to Tim and Barry is don't give up, and better huck next year. IF~~~1299- DEAN AV E. lL~Z~~IOS HAWA j~57-220' Chargexj Bowmanville Open Letter to Parents: "Dear Mom and Dad: '7 hope you won't get mad at me for writing this letter, but yon aiways toid me neyer to keep back anything that ought to be brought out in the open., So here goes. were sitting watching? Weil, I hope yon won't get mad at me, but yon kind of embarrassed me. "Remember when'I went after the pnck in front of the net tr'ying to score and feul? I couid hear you yeiling at the goalie for getting in my way and tripping me. But it wasn't his fanit - that's what he is snpposed to do. Then do yon remember yeiiing at me to get on the other side of the bine uine? The coach told me to cover my man and I couidn 't if I iistened to yon, and whiie I tried to decide they scored against us. Then yon yeiled at me for being in the wrong place. "But what really got me was what happened after the game. Yon shouidn't have jnmped ail over the coachfor pniling me off the ice. He's a pretty good coach and a good guy, and he knew what he was doing. Besides, he's jnst a voiunteer coming down at ail honrs of the day heiping us kids jnst becanse he loves sports. "And then neither of you spoke to me the whoie way home. I gness yon were pretty sore at me for not getting a goal. I tried awfuiiy hard, but I guess I'm jnst a crummy hockey piayer. "But I love the game. It's a lot of fun being with other kids and lear'nng to compe te. It's a good sport. But how can I iearn if you don't show me a good exampie? And anyhow, I thon ght I was playing hockey for fun, to have a good time and to iearn good sportsmanship. I didn't know yon were going to get 80 npset because I conldn't become a star. Love, Your son." Sponsored in the interests of better hockey by and Skmi Shop The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association Weekly Schedule - Saturday, Novemnberl18th Skate-A-Thon for ail Bowmanville Minor Hockey Teams Please Support A Skater Bowmanville fi' Cleaners Ltd. 84 King St. West 623-5520 "lWe specialize in Shirt Laundering-" We stili have some SKATEs