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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 13, 1978' YUU-g- Pros of Tomorrow Being Put Through Thir Faces, at Arena The Memorial Arena in Bowmanville was busy on a recent in protective gear were in the seven year old range, but Saturday morning where the area's future Bobby Orrs and taking their training seriously. Some spent quite a bitof time Gordie Howes were being put through various drills to im- falling and getting up again. In the one picture, Don prove their skating skills. These young tigers fully equipped McGregor was their instructor. Flying Dutchman Motor Inn Major Bantams played Mark- bam at D.S.C. on Mon., Dec. 4. Toros scored the only goal of the first period with John Klompmaker tapping it in on a, passing play from Barry Cullen and Brian Ruddy. In the first minute of the second, Darcy Cummings picked the puck up in our end of the rink and broke between their defence giving bim a breakaway on which be made no mistake by flipping the puck over Markham's goal- tender's sholder into their net. Three minutes'later'Mike Stocker drove a bard slapshot. from tbe point, to put us ahead 3 - 0, witb assists on the power play goal to Rick Erwin and Brian Ruddy. Markbam's Chandelier scored in the last minute of the period., Both teams skated ahl out in the third with Murphy of Markham notching the first goal. Bill Hogarth deflected Mike Stocker's bard shot from the point to keep the 2 goal advantage for Toros. Darcy Cummings picked off a Mark- FRANKLIN STOVE - 3019 Reg. 199.95 OUR PRICE $165.00 ham pass at our blue line to give bis second breakaway and bis second goal of. the game. With a minute and a haîf lef t in the game Dave Tal scored for Markham to end the scoring at 5 - 3 in Toros' favour. Flying flutchman Motor Inn boys ail gave that little extra when required along with staying out of the penalty box to win an important game. Going ail the way and playing well in Toros' net was Mark Lee. Flying Dutchman Motor Inn 6 Whitby 6 Flying Dutchman Motor Inn Toros played an exhibition game on Sat., Dec. 9 at D.S.C. against Whithy, the only team in the Lakeshore league who are undefeated at this point in the schedule. The Toros opened the scor- ing on a goal by Barry Cullen assisted by John Klompmaker and Brian Ruddy. Whitby came back with 4 goals in 3 minutes to end the period at 4 - l in Whitby's favour. Less than a minute into the second Whitby scored its sth goal and at this point looked as if they were goint to win this game easily. Toros kept skating and checking to get a goal from Brian Ruddy after passes from Bill Hogarth and Barry Cullen to end the second at 5 -2. In the third John Klomp- maker made it 5 - 3 on a bard low slapshot to the corner of their net with assists to Brian Ruddy and Chris Dyck. Barry Cullen made a nice pass to Bill Hogarth, in front of Whitby's net, who made no mistake in driving it home. Our next goal came on the power play as our defence pair of Mike Stocker and Rick Erwin passed the puck back and forth until Rick got a clear shot at Whitby's net to tie the game at 5 - 5. Witb 3 minutes left and Toros shorthanded Whitby scored to take the lead once again. With just over a minute remaining and the faceoff to the lef t of the Whitby goaltender, Brian Ruddy winning the draw and dropping it back Bill Hogarth in the siot who made little mistake with a bard low slapsbot to tie the game at 6 - 6. Paul Adams and Mark Lee sbared the goaltending for Toros. This game sbowed how a team can come back by not giving up at anytime and by not getting down on tbem- selyes. ilhtatfsndDP&9R1?e Hfoope9r': lénk Locke' Ia Thursdèy N4'ht Hlockey In the first game Hunts and D & R skated to a 4-4 tie. Witb less than two minutes remain- ing, D & R popped two quick ones. Big guns -for Hunts were Brown with 3 goals, Simpson 1 goal, two assists, Mercer, Tighe, Murphy and Reid picking up assists also. For D & R Farrant got 2 goals, 1 assist, one on a beautiful solo DOUBLE DOOR Reg. 559.00 OUR PRICE $465.00 CON VEOT-OmNEATERS: Increase f !replace heat output Up to 600%. 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Caruana Woolner Lockes Hunts, Lockes Hoopers Hoopers Lockes McLaughlin Lockes Donaghue Hoopers Simpson Hunts Hewer D&R Guy Lebaonu rie, Loge to By Frank Leach The Guy Leblanc Atom 2nd Realtors travelled to Oshawa on Dec. 7 to play Carlo's Electric Novice. The boys tied this game. Steve Baker scored the first goal with only 22 seconds gone Annl's DPoli Tie Uxbridg. The Bowmanville Pee Wee B's travelled to Uxbridge for a 5.15 game and came away witb a well deserved point. After falling behind two goals in the first period, Andy Smith got Ann's on the scoreboard early in the second. At the start of the third period, Uxbridge went up two goals, Wayne Mutton narrow- ed the margin with assists going to Andy Smith and Gregg Smith. With four minutes to go in the game, Chris Wilson drilled a hard slapshot past the Uxbridge goalie to give Bowmanville the tie. Richy Smith played excel- lently between the pipes for .Ann's, as did ail the team members in gaining the tie. ers blank Lockes 7-0 givîng Mike Willoughby his second shut out of -the year and moving his team into sole possession of first place for the first time of the season. Hoopers scoring power came from Donoghue and 0'Donnell each with a pair, Caruana, Hooper and Burns with singles. Caruana also picked up a big 3 assists, Osborne, Parks and Becker with 2, Donoghue, Burns and Hartwig with singles. G A PTS. 9 5 14 8 6 14 7 6 13 7 6 13 6 5 il 1 10 il 7 3 10 7 2 9 7 2 9 5 4 9 cs 8cAtoms Ochawa *in the game Oshawa back, to go abead 2 -1 ra came 1 at the end of the first period. Paul Martin scored 17 seconds into the second period. Oshawa then went ahead at 8.39. Paul Martin scored bis second goal of the game with 1.56 left to play in the 3rd period to tie the game at 3 - 3. Sean Pollard got 2 assists, Steve Muscat 1 and Junior Pithie 1. 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