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CONGRATULATIONS - to the Port Darlington Marinaand Hotel Jr. C. Red Eagles hockey team on defeating the Port Perry MoJacks team three games to one. The Eagles now await the winners of the Cobourg-Port Hope series. More details later. BOXING - The Kinsmen Motor City Boxing Club are planning a tournament this Sunday, March llth starting at 2 p.m. i the Kinsmen Hall, Coîborne St., Oshawa, with 10 'bouts in varlous weight categories. Clubs from Pickering, Stouffville, Rexdale and Oshawa will be coin- petlng. In the 135 lb. weight class, Jimmy Heickert of Oshawa, the Ontario-Quebec Golden Gloves champ, will be boxing Barry O'Sullivan of the Tuxedo Boxing Club, Pickering. SMART WOLVES = Harry Bartlett brought in an item, from Farm & Country that may pacify the person who -critized publication of a picture showing a Wolf, shot by two local youths. The item dealt with a number of wolf attacks on livestock in Prince Edward County. One bush wolf was haif- concealed in a pile of alfalfa hay when the farmer went, to feed his cattie and another was inside a house. Apparently, the wolf had broken a window and leaped through. Both wolves were destroyed fortunately without doing much harm. MAKE DEBUT - The Durham Golden Wheels, a newly formed wheelchair basketball team will be makîng their debut this Saturday at 2 p.m. against a team, from Durham Regional Police. The game will be played at Dunbarton High School on Shepperd Ave., just west of White Rd. i Pickering. Chldren free, adults may purchase tickets at the door with proeeeds to go to the team as they need equipment and uniforms. It is appropriate that the game is being played on Ontario March of Dimes Day. O WA SCO0 VOLKSWAGEN LTD.- Audi presents PLAYER 0F THE WEEI< WAYDE PRESTON Wayde, who wears number 8, ls ln hlm frst year with the Eagies after graduating t ram fast year's MIdgets. He 18 an effortiess, and very strong skater and when ho has been called upon ta play defence and farward, ho has dons a super job ail year lang ln sîther position. DID YOU KNOW? We have a madern pint and bady shop for aIl makes et cars, and we feature old-fashioned wrkmanship. - 0f course, wie have over 20 late model service cars ta serve you for your canvenlence. OWASCO Volkswagen Ltd. 1425 Dundas St. E. - Whitby 668-9383 or Toronto Li ne 361-1128 WNe're Heoading You r Way Yaur Educatian Opens the Door Ta A Chalienglng\Career As AN OFFICER IN THE CANADIAN FORCES We have apenings ln the faliowing Officer Classifications: PlIot, Air Navigator, Maritime Surface and Sub-Surface. Applcants must be under 24 years af age, be medicaiiy f t and have a minimum of Grade 12 educatian in a 5 year or advanced pragram (Subjects - Engish, Mathematics, Science and Social Science>. We are affering an excitlng and rewardlng career. It's mare than just a job. Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit CanadaManpower Centre Oshawa, March 7, 14, 21, 28 10:00 ýa.m. - 3:00 p.m. *The anadian -Armired Forces Voufve got to be gooci ta get In. Van Dyk's Midgets Oust Mlton From Penalty FiIled Quarter Finals Now Meet HNespeler la SemimFinails By Don Welsh On Wednesday, Feb. 28, the Van Dyk Major Midgets played the second game in their best of five quarter-final series against Milton. This was a must game for the local lads as they had dropped the opener in Milton by a score of 5 ta 3. Both teams wanted the win very badly and it certainly showed in the style of play. The tempo of the second game was tremendous. Anyone who had seen the opener in Milton had difficulty believîng they were watching the same two teams. Both clubs put forth a fast paced effort that featured good forechecking and excel- lent pressure on the power plays. Even though both teams hustled their hearts out and had some good scoring opportunities, the firstperid belonged to the goaltendters 'as they continually thwarted the offensive efforts. At the end of the first period of play the two teams were deadlocked in a scoreless tie. The second period carried an in the same vein as the first and it began to look like the fîrst goal could well win the game. It wasn't until the game was haif over that a goal was scored. At 7:30 of the middle frame Milton capitalized on a scramble around the Bow- manville net by peppering shots at netminder Brook Cole until one finally gat by him. Four minutes later Brook got his revenge when hie cleared the puck ahead to set up a 2 to 1 break for the Realtars. The SBowmanville winger carried the puck in and using his centre as a decoy, was able to skate across the goalmouth and slip the puck under the confused Milton goalie to tie the game at one apiece. At 1.51 the Realtors capitalized on a power play effort when the Milton goalie was cleanly beaten by a low, hard slap shot just as the puck was being carried in over the blue line. The second period ended with the Van Dyk crew holding a 2 to 1 lead. Just over two minutes into, the third period Bowmanville took advantage of another power play to increase their lead to, 3 toi1. This goal was the result of determination and good passing. The left winger literally barged his way past the Milton blue line defence and into the corner to set up a pass into the slot which led to a shot on which the Milton goalie had no chance. At 10.59, the Realtors increased their lead to 4 to 1 from a faceoff in the Milton end when the Bowmanville centre carried the puck around behind the net and jammed it in the corner. Just over two minutes later the Van Dyk crew scored the final goal of the game when a pass from the corner to the slot was shot quickly past the helpless netminder. This was the Realtors' third power play goal of the game and ended the scoring at Bowmanville 5, Milton 1. On Saturday, March 3, the Van Dyk Major Midgets played Milton at Darlington Arena. The series was tied at a game apiece to set the stage for this crucial encounter. The game was a fast paced, hard hitting cliffhanger in which the referees chose to caîl only the most flagrant violations. Far too many cheap shots and skirmishes after the whistle was ignored by the officials. By the time the dlock had expired any resemblance the activities might have had to hockey was minimal. In the first three minutes, Milton jumped into a two goal lead to put the Realtors behind the right baîl before they really got rolling. At 8.09 the Novice February i7th Bon Rae - 1 - B3rad Rushak. Bonded Paving'- 1 - Shane Crombie. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 1 - David Robinson, shut-out ta Darrin McHugpi. Consumers Gas - 0. February 24 Bon Rae - 2 - Scott Hanthorn, Brad Rushak. Consumers Gas - 2 - Scott Edmonson 2. Bonded Paving - 3 - Steven Smith 2, Brian Hill, shut-out to Paul Stephens. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 0. Atom February 16 Darlington Auto Centre - 6 - Joe Hennessy 3, Rod Bates, Mark Smith, Brent Walton. Lange Cane - 2 - Doug Hogg, Ron Hilîs. February 24 Kinsman - 7 - Scott Burns 3, Taras clicked on a power play but couldn't earn the equalizer against the hurtling skaters from Milton. The first period ended with Milton still ahead 2 tai1. Only 15 seconds into the second period, Bowmanville tied the score at 2 apiece only ta have Milton again take the lead at 11.19 with a man advantage. For the next several minutes Milton applied tremendous pressure but netminder Brook Cale stymied their every effort, making particularly dazzling saves on two breakaways. With 1.49 left in the middle frame the Van Dyk crew garnered the equalizer ta end the period in a 3 ta 3 deadlock. Penalties nearly killed the Realtors in the third period. Milton scored power play goals at 10.04 and 7.38 ta take a 5 ta 3 Iead. OnIy the fantastic efforts of the Van Dyk goalie prevented Milton from having an even larger lead at this point in the game. The Realtors cut the Milton lead ta 5 to 4 with 6.40 lef t in the period when they scored while playing short handed. With 2.26 remaining, the Taras pulled their netminder for a face off in the Milton zane, won the draw ta the extra attacker and tied the game. The last two minutes had everyone on the edge of their seat. Milton gat anather nc Hoke Paul Herron, David McCul- laugh, Steve Baker, Dan V ani-emmien. D & R Sparts - 2 - Kyle Virtue 2.* Lange Gane - 3 - Dave Fowler, Jeff Hughes, Kyle McLean. Larry's Sparts - 3 - Shawn Healey 2, Robbie Davidson i. Pee Wee February 17 Goodyear Ranger - 5 - Ed Bird 3, James Fraser, Bob Gill. Mr. Submarine - 2 - Greg Henning, Ian McKay. Nichols Motors - 4 - Scott Sarginson 2, Greg Bell, Mark Hill. Osborne & Shank Insurance - i - Scott Hadgsan. February 24 Larry's Sparts - 7 - Bob Canfield 3, Steve Sabean 2, Robbie MeCullaugh, David Osborne. Mr. Submarine -1 Greg Henning. Banta m February 24 Mr. Submarine - 3 - Rod Pain, Russ Hagg, Todd Stephens. Kool Enterprises - 3 - Grant Janes 2 , Bill Sainsbury. Attersley Tire - 4 - Alan Mailey, Scott Richards, James Bradley, Tim Cowie. Frank's Variety - 0 - Shot out ta Jeff Vyshaf t. Midget February 24 Gill's Texaco - 4 - Robert Thompson, Steve Daize, Steve Cale, Mike Dentramant. Country Bay - 2 - Brian Sarginson, Barry Henning. Marianna Develapment - 5 - Ian Shakespeare 2 , Mike Foster, Paul Fice, Nick Dennis. D & R Sparts - i - Jim Maltar. Novice Bill's Glass - 6 - Greg Lewis 2, Terry Kellet 2, Bret Cle, Paul Gallant. Ontario Hydra - i , Jahn Cunningham. Emplayees Unian. Atom February 23 Darlingtan Auto Centre - 3 - Murray Henderson, Jae Hennessy, Dee Dee Fowler. Larry's Sparts - i - Rabbie Davidsan. Pee Wee February 17 Dennisan - 6 - Wayne Bragg 2, Danny Player, Steve McHugh, Tim Davidson. Larry's Sparts - 4 - David Osborne 2, Bob Canfield 2. Pee Wee February 24 Goodyear Rangers - 2 - Jeff Brunt, Bobby Gill. Nichols Mators - 2 - Scott Sarginsan, breakaway only to be once again thwarted by Brook Cale. A fast break by Bowmanville was stopped by the Milton goalie but he couldn't recover in time to prevent the trailing Tara from flipping in' the rebound. Bowmanville had gone ahead for the first Urne in the game with only 12 seconds lef t on the dlock. Final score Bawmanville 6, Milton 5. The fourth game of the series was played in Milton on Sunday. The fast pace of the previaus night's game had taken its toîl of both clubs. Neither club skated with as much zip. The style of play was still quite chippy only this time the referees tried to maintain some control. They handed out 45 penalties, with 27 of them going ta Milton. The Van Dyk crew were eager to finish the series and get away from the crude play that characterizes the Milton squad's style. The Realtar took control early in the game and neyer looked back. They scored on a power play at 10.30 and a breakaway at 4.15 to go ahead 2 to 0 at the end of the first period. They tallied 2 more in the second while allowing only one, to lead 4 to 1 at the end of the middle frame. Af ter picking up their fifth marker at 12.45 of the third period, the Van Dyk boys cancentrated on trying not to be sucked in by the goon squad tactics of the Milton players. This is not easy ta do against a club that lets twa players corne off the bench after the gamne is over and charge across the ice ta flatten you from behind. Hopefully Hespeler will ice a team that is interested in playing hockey ýso the semi- finals will be better to watch. Legion Ladies Bowling Lague Team 'Standings Viekie Terry 16, 20,581; Judy Bragg 14, 20,861; Carol Roberts 13, 21,237; Onie Etcher il, 20,523, Brenda Jones 10, 20,161; Virginia Fairey 8, 20,227. 200 Games and Over Viekie Terry 255, 214, Onie Etcher 254, 216, 288, Carol Roberts 245, 201, 203, Judy Bragg 217, 263, Sandra Sellers 227, Bernice Partner 212, Wendy Murdoch 203, Laura Forkes 201, 211, Virginia Fairey 203, Darlene Rines 203, 224. Averages Onie Etcher 212, Virginia Fairey 210, Judy Bragg 207, Vickie Terry 205, Carol Roberts 203, Sandra Sellers 188, Brenda Jones 188, Marg King 188, Mary Gray 185, Lola Wright 185, Joan Sutchiffe 182. rry Mi Pakers Moore 21, 14278, Junkin 17, 14560, Huisman 17, 14350, Elliott 16, 14048, Hooper 14, 14062, McMahon 12, 13733, McFeeters il, 14074, Nieuwenhuis 10, 14105, Shee- han 9, 13531, Smith 8, 13925. High single - Reta Junkin 257. High double - Reta Junkin 404 (257, 147). High average Mary Huisman 208. Games Over 200 Reta Junkin 257, Verna McMahon 245, Frances Mul- der 232, Anne Emmett 239, Dorothy Moore 211, Mary Jane Andrews 200, Dianne Gibson 201, Karen McFeeters 206, Pat Ashworth 202, Sharon Williamson 214, Carol Hooper 214. TOUGII SERIES - D & R Sports Minor Atoms finally finished off Bay Ridges Saturday b y win- ning the fifth and deciding game. It was anybody's series ail the way, one that was great to win and' tough to lose. NO LOVE LOST - Van Dyk's Major Midgets probably are considering themselves lucky to come out of that rough series with Milton all in one piece. They won it on Sunday at Milton but it wasn't much fun, just satisfaction that they held their own against rugged opposition. 0aison Scores Hot Trick Ast McGregor's Tie Sories With Ajax After 3 t. 1 Win On February 2th between 7 and 8 Ip.m. at Darlington Sports Centre, one tough hockey game was played, with the Balson boys leading the McGregor Hardware-Toros ta a 3 ta i win over Ajax, tying the playoffs at 3 points apiece. Ajax scored the first goal in the 2nd period, with Bowman- ville coming back to pick up 3 goals in the 3rd. The line of Kelly Balson centre, Mike Knight left wing, and Captain Jay Kelly right, were really flying, with Kelly Balsan getting 3 goals, Mike and Jay getting 2 assists apiece. A lot of credit , oes ta goaltender Todd Balson, who played solid between the pipes, undoubtedly Todd's best game yet. We can't forget our 4 rugged- defencement Warren Short,' Chris Moroz, Peter Hughes and Ian Wheelock contributing much ta the game. What? Mark Hickey didn't get a point? I don't believe it, he sure worked, as did Ed. Paradis, centre Greg Martin, Mark Smith and Dan Moria- rity. Your turn boys next weekend, at the 2 day Pene- tatig tournament. Good luck - on that one. There were 8 penalties cafled in this game, 5 ta Ajax. Mr. Submarine Blasts Oishawa -St.. By John Logan On Sat., Match 3rd Bow- manville Mr. Submarine selects, in a penalty filled game, blasted Oshawa St. Andrews 7 - 2. After a 2 - 2 first period the Selects erupted for 5 cansecutive goals and the well deserved victory. Todd Stephens who played a fantastic game, led the Subs with two goals and one assist. Jae Nihil also scored two with singles ta Rad Plain, Calvin Yea and Bill Sainsbury. Andrews 7-2', Picking up assists for the locals were Russ Hogg with two and singles ta Sainsbury, Jason Parks, Rob McKay, Werner Geidlinger, Nihil'and Jeff Logan. Randy Goudey and Jeff Vyfschaft shared the goal- tending and played well. A total of 18 penalties were called with two game miscon- ducts. Next game at Bow- manville for the seleets is the 17th of March. The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanvil le Minor Hockey Association *Wî.eekly Schedule "ni1l DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Saturday, Match 1Oth 5:00 p.m. Atom Second (exhibition) 6:00 p.m. Major Pee Wee (exhibition), 7:00 p.m. Minor Bantam exhibition) 9:00 p.m. Mldget Second (exhibition) MON DAY, MARCH l2th 7:00 p.m. Bantamn Second (exhibition) 8:15 p.m. Major Bantam (exhibition) BOWMAN VILLE MEMORIAL ARENA SATURDAY, MARC H 1bh 3:00 p.m. Novice (exhibition), 4:00 p.m. M Inor Atom (exhibition) 5:00 p.m. Major Atom (ta be announced) 6:00 p.m. Pee Wee Second (exhibition) 7:00 p.m. Mînor Pee Wee Trenton vs. Bowmanvlle 4th game of Ontarlo Quarter Finals DON'T FORGET THE MINOR MIDOIT EXHIBITION GAME ON MARCH 31 et AT DARLINOTON SPORTS CENTRE PRINCE GEORGE B.C. SPRIJCE KING MINOR MIDOETS VS. 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