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Hl'o >Banquet for Bail Teams in Courtice Members of the Courtice numbçr one girls' team are shown here. From left to right in the front row are: Val Burgess, Darlene Burgess, Lyn Tink and Bey Burgess. Shown in the back row from left to right are: assistant coach Jack Drew, Patti Down, Pat Mackey, Joan Tink, Susan Down and Coach Gloria Courtice. These members'of the Courtice Junior boys' team had a good year in 1978, winning their league cham- pionship after defeating local teams from the Town of Newcastle. Members of the team include: (Front row left to right), David McCullough, Garry Popadyn, Bill Metcalf, Robby McCullough and Paul Heron. The back row includes left to right: Paul McCullough (coach) Ken Down, Bob Canfield, Stephen Coverly, David Osborne, Larry Popadyn and Grant Herron (coach). Ouest Speakers Agme Young Peopsle Need Sports Ac-tîvflles For mtany years the Courtice area bas been pro- ducing good basebaîl teams. And the latest crop of players and coacbes was bonored last week at a -dinner beld in tbe Ebenezer Christian Education Centre. Various teams consisting of over 60 players and coaches were among the audience. Guest speakers were Babe Brown, a Courtice resident and former bail player wbo has written a history of the Oshawa Generals Hockey Team, and Bob Attersley, a Wbitby businessman and regional councillor who is a former hockey player. Mr. Attersley told tbe audience that one of tbe biggest tbings anyone can get out of sports is good fellow- Mcâ.gregor Hrwr oo This photo shows the girls' number two team at Courtice. In the picturefrom left- to right are: Joyce McFarland, Karen Osborne, Sandy Locke, Kim Bickle and Myrna Metealf. Absent were Lisa Baglote, Lisa McFarland, Mary Aldsworth, Genine Gossman, Debbie Hobbs and Anne Mailer. The coach was Brian Hodges. Shown here are members of the intermediate boys' basebaîl team. They include: Todd Phippen, Tim Cowey, Peter Herron, Eddy Osborne, Doug Bickle, Phillip Down, Steve Popadyn, Todd Bouchley, Jeff Canfield, Bradley Canfield, Todd Ormiston, Robert Lew, Ron Grabbco, Brent Pearce. Coaches were Ron Bickle and Bruce Down. The Courtice Juvenile teamn clinched the Whitby minor Basebail Association trophy iast year. Coaches and players on the winning team are as follows: Dave Kennedy, Scott Down, Kevin Wilbur, Robert Kiveli, Robert Worken, Jeff Down, Danny Kennedy, Steve Coverly, Dave Osborne, Rae Piekeli, Doug Pîckell, Gord Sharp, Neil Osborne, Paul Osborne, Gary D)own, Richard Osborne and Jim Wren. Absent were Gerry Taskey, Paul Beaduoin, Ken Hoy and Doug Hoy. The team was sponsored by Hlenry Buildall. Oùgverpower Pot On, February 2nd tbe Bulîs fought a bard game with Aurora, at the Peterborough Liftlock Atom Tournament, wbich you will read about soon, and went straight to Port Hope for a league game, winning it 4 to 2. In a span of 31/ hours our boys played two tough hockey games, but showed no signs of being tired. No wonder they are called "The Bulîs'. Kelly Balson overpowered the Port Hope squad, scoring the first goal at tbe 6.11 mark of the first period, assisted by captain Jay Kelly. Mark Hickey then scored, assist going to Mike Knight,'Jay Kelly picked up the next goal assisted by Mark Hickey and Chris Moroz. Peter Hugbes then scored unassisted witb an end to end rush. High single - M. Trimble - 230. High triple - G. Vanson - 593. Team Standings G. Vanson 11, D. Sallows 8, A. Larusso 11, K. Raîston 11, B. Bailantine 5, B. j3urgess 4. Games Over 200 G. Vanson 212, 220; K. Raîston 203, D. Sallows 229, D. Bonner 210, M. Ellis 229, M. Trimble 230, B. Burgess 214, D. Verleysen 219, E. Howorko 204. ladies Monday Night Vickie Terry 217, Marilyn Flintoff 211, Sharlene Dehart 210, Onie Etcher 209, Shirley Davis 208, Jean Harness 206, Judy Bragg 205 (9), Debbie Bromeli 203 (9), Nancy Evans 201, Jackie Braybrook 201, Fern Bradley 201, Dot Bridger 199. Team Standings Onie Etcher 11337, 9; Fern Bradey 10939, 8; Vickie Terry 11151,7; Donna Harness 10495, 7; Jean Harness 10342, 7; Debbie Bromeil 10698, 6; Marg King 11293, 5; Cecile Bowers 10581, 5; Jackie Braybrook 10246, 5; Shirley Davis 10054, 5; Marilyn Flintoff 10498, 4; Judy Bragg 10297, 4. High Triple - Doreen Park 746; High Single- Sharlene Dehart 332. Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE Chris Moroz, Ian Wheeiock, Pete Hughes and Warren Short, "Big" defencemen for the Toros, showed us how important they realiy are to, the team, tying up Port wbenever tbey made a move toward our goalie, Todd Balson. Todd bimself piayed well, when be was cailed upon. Ed Paradis, Mark Smith, Greg Martin and Dan Moriari- ty didn't get a mark on the score sheet, but were sure in tbe game, as aiways. Watcb for tbe next report ail about the Peterborough Tournament and bow the Major Atom Toros brought the Lloyd Hardy Trophy back to Bwanville. sbip. He saîd that too often it is possible to get carried away witb tbe competitive side of sports. Mr. Attersley also reminded tbe baseb-aîl players that eventually tbey will be asked to pass on their skills to otber youngsters and work as coaches. Recalling the past history of softball in Courtice,, Babe St. Joseph$s Bowling Loague Averages Roy Sandison 225, Mike Mason 209, Arnold Vangoor 207, Walter Curr 201 (9), Annie Emmett 194 (9), Gord Foilest 193, Bob Brown 193, Marg King 191, Bill Hoiroyd 190, Donna Powers 189, Barb Bug 187, Don Zealand 186. Ladies High Triple - Barb Bugg 603 . Ladies High Single - Barb Bugg 259. Men's High Triple - Roy Sandison 716. Men's High Single - Walter Curr 279. Team Standings Roy Sandîson 10790, 20; Jili Mason 10660, 19; Mike Mason 10597, 19; Arnold Vangoor 11303, 17; Bob Brown 10421, il; Bill Holroyd 10537, 10; Walter Curr 10118, 9; Barb Bugg 10111, 7. Brown said that in 1949 Courtice had five champion- ship teams. Sbe noted that at one time there were four men's teams from the imme- diate vicinity of Courtice who played against each other. She recalled tbat the Courtice ballpark was always a busy place. A total of five teams were honored at the banquet along with coaches and umpires who' helped make last year's base- bail season possible. Major PW. n Cobourg from Ptayoffe Wal er Frank's Major Pee Wees ousted Cobourg from OMHA Playoffs with a 6 to 2 victory on Friday, Feb. 2nd. The Toros looked very shaky in the first period and allowed Cobourg to score two goals. The first goal coming at the 6:26 mark when Bill MacDonald scored from Trevor Paziuk. Cobourg made it 2 to 0 at the 7.11 mark when Mark Ito scored from Rory Quigley at the 8.32 mark of the first period on a goal by Gordie Rogers assisted by Mike Hamel and Jay Sweet. The second period went score- less until the 14.38 mark when Scott Heard scored from Gordie Rogers and Doug Brown. The third period belongedto the Toros and especially Mike Hamel as he scored three goals. The Buils went ahead for the first time at the '2.23 mark when Danny Weir scor- ed from Scott Heard and Deryk Clark. 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