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TheCaadanBowmanville, Novemnber 7;, 197ù COURTICE COUGARS - junior soccer team were defeated by Pickering Trojans 3-2, on Wednesday, October 31, at Civie Fields in the LOSSA championship game. Pickering competed for the COSSA titie in Peterborough last Saturday. The Cougars finished second in the East Division. CONGRATULATIONS - to Courtice Secondary Sehool junior boys volleyball team who won the Central Ontario Secondary Sehool Association championship in Dunbarton recently, defeating Donevan, Cobourg West, and Crestwood to win the titie. STANDINGS - The following are the final Lake Ontario Secondary Sehool Association football standings in both junior and senior divisions. SENIOR FINAL STANDINGS East GP W L T PT PA TP O'Neill Redmen 6 5 1 0 92 54 10 Iiwyer Saints 6 5 1 0 126 50 10 Eastdale Eagles 6 4 2 0 66 85 8. MeLaughlin Trojans 6 3 3 0 80 60 6 Bowmanville Redmnen 6 3 3 0 91 88 6 Donevan Blue Devils 6 2 4 0 92 95 4 Roberts Lakers 6 2 4 0 41 122 0 uentral Chief s 6 0 6 0 41 122 0 JUNIOR FINAL STANDINGS Pickerinm Troïans 6 6 O O 156 46 12 Henry St. Hawks 6 4 1 1 108 66 9 Roberts Lakers 6 3 2 1 64 78 7 O'Neill Redmnen 6 3 2 1 64 78 7 Dwyer Saints, 6 3 3 0 101 79 6 Donevan Blue Devils 6 3 3 O 85 44 6 Bowmanville Rednxen 6 2 3 1 83 94 5 Eastdale Eagles 6 2 4 0 49 102 4 Anderson Raiders 6 1 5 0 36 113 2 Central Chiefs - 6 1 5 0 55 1241 2 D & R Sot Minor Atoms Bow to Peterborough 6 t. 2 On November 3rd, the Minor Atom Toros came up with a less than satisfactory showing as Peterborough out checked and out skated them. The boys did at times play and skate wéll but not consistently~ enoueh to win the game. One highlight that was in our favor, was the brilliant goal- tendinp shown by Burke Lush on, a pnalty shot awarded to Peerborough. Final score 6 - 2 for Petes. Scoring for the Toros were Gareth Stone with 2 goals. one unassisted and Brad Carnegie one assist. Excellent goaltending by the Peterborough netminder was another major factor which contributed te the loss. Toros Poe Wee 2 Team suffers Disstrous Week The past week has been somewhat disastrous for the Pee Wee No. 2team. On November 1, Bowman- ville once again travelled to Bay Ridges with hopes of finally breaking the jinx, btt came away with thé short end of the score, losing 6 - 3. Scoring for Bowmanville were Jeff Knox from Mark Romard and Steve Baker, Mike Day from Bob McCann and Rick Smith and Brian Grabko from Blob Hellam and David Stone. Once again super goaltending by Pat Mastrangelo kept the score respectable. Saturday, November 3, we again played Bay Ridges. This time on home i ce, ,ut still were unable to come up with a win. Bowmanville's only score was from Mark Romard, unassisted. Sunday, November 4 finally saw a new opponent for BowmanviUle with the teamn going to. Markham. The score at the end of the gamne looked all too familiar as Markhamn took an early lead to defeat us 7 - 2. Bowmanville's goals were Rob Bunker from Mark Romard and Mike Day from Mike Murray and newcollamer Brett Blundell. The highlight of the day was Bowmanville's goaltender Pat Mastrangelo stoppng a penalty shot. Te teamn has lots of spirit and is looking forward to the return match, enior Public School Team Wins Soccer Titie Recent winners of the western area soccer championship for the second consecutive year was the teamn entered by Bowmanville Senior Public School. Both years they were victorious over the M.J. Hobbs team in the final play down. Kneeing from left: Steve McHugh, Matthew Goad, Pierre St. Amand, Deryk Clark, George Kennett, Middle from left: Dane Rupa, Chris Michelson, Nick Rupa, Doug Brown, George Wind - Mgr. Rear from left: Mel Putnam, Donnie Hayes, John Theriault, Darcy Huber, Dan Ritchie and John Leith. Absent from photo: Scott Heard, Robert Geidlinger. Va n Dyk's Maijor Midgess Chalk Up Lo*is and a Tiïe November 1, 1979 the Major1 Midgets travelled to Mark-1 ham and came away with a 3 - - 2 loss. It was a well played game and was a 2 - 2 game until the last.three minutes of1 the game when Markhami scored to take the lead. Bowmanville led off the scoring at the 2:04 mark of the first periodl with Todd Hooper scoring assisted by Dan MeMulien. Markham retaliat- ed at 10:02 to tie it up at the end of the first p eriod. In the second period Markham took the lead at 1:58 and the remainder of the second, period was scoreless. The third period saw Bowmnanville tieing it up at 4:58 and somne good goaltending by both< goalies. The Bowmanville goal in the third period was scored by Grant Brock unassisted. Markham camne back at 12:18 of the third to po in the winning goal. ,Saturday, November 3, 1979 Bowmanville played 'Whitby at Iroquois Park Ai-ena to a three ail tie. The scoring was Walter Franmk1 Edge Stoqffvili Waloà xrd The Walter Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros pickedup a pair of wins on the weekend a close 4 - 3 decision over, Stouffville on Saturday night and a 9 - 0 clobberingof Uxbridge on Sunday. On Saturday night in the Memnorial Arena, the Toros' Chris Dreossi sent Bowman- ville into the lead when he scored on a power play, the assist going to defenceman Pierre St. Amand. Tom McLaughlin made it 2 - 0, scoring on a play set up by Brent Neill and defenceman Jon Clieff. Jeff Dawson put the Real Estate crew ahead 3 - 0 when he scored, the assist 1going to Brad Cruess. The visitors scored at the .30 mark to narrow the marginl Lorne Whitmarsh of Ihe Toros pUt his team, ahead 4,- 1 after he scored on a P fry engineered hy Chris Lee. The Stouffville team scored two more goals in the third to close the gap, but Bowmanville hung on topick up the victory. Chris Clifton was in goal-for Bowmanville and was called upon to, make several key Stops. led off by Whitby at the 4: 18 mark of the first period. Dana Peebles scored or Bowm-an- ville at 7:27 of the first period assisted by Paul Dadson. The second period Whitby took over, scoring two goals to take the lead.« The third period Bowman- Pee Wae ýle 4 to y3;j ~e9to ZIF On Sunday in Uxbridge, the ame featured the Toros' orne Whtmarsh at his best. Lorne, who is one of the fastest skaters in the O.M.H.A. Lake- shore League, picked up five goals and assisted on two others to lead his teamr to victory. Less than two minutes had elapsed in the ïam e before he scored the ar goal, the assist going to Brian Heard. Brent Neill scored the second Toro goal, the assists going to Tom McLaughlin and Brad Cru2ess. Chris Lee scored at the 10: 23 mark of the middle period, assisted by Whitmarsh. Defenceman Pierre St. Amand scored the f ourth goal, assisted by Whitmarsh. Lorne scored the next four Bowman- ville goals, the first assisted by Chris Lee; the second by Pierre St. Amand, the third unassisted and his fifth marker, assisted by St. Amand. Defenceman Scott Barclay, scored the final goal of the game, the assist going to Jeff Dawson who had a strong game for Bowmanville. Alan Ulrich was in goal for Bowmanvi]le Grandvïew Catering c/o Kedron Deils Golf Club Full Banquet Facilties Wedding Cakes Available PHONE: 623-5435 or 728-6641 Hall Vacancies: Jan..Feb..Mar. 1980 LEARN TO SKATE Professional coaching is avail- able for basic skating instruc- tion, Mondays f rom 2:30) p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville Arena. FEE $2.00. For further information contact the Community Services offices 623-3114 or 987-5039. ville made a comeback scor- ing at 3:12 by Dana Peebles assisted by Todd Hooper Dana Peebles came through for Bowmanville at the 14:52 mark of the third period to make it a three ail tie; Dania Peebles coming away with a "hat trick". In the first period there was one penalty called against Whitby, thie second period saw four penalties called against Whitby and two against Bowmanville. The third period Bowmianville was called for eleven penalties and Whitby eight. DeaFaucet Pee Wees Minor Pee Wees L'ose to Brooklin 8-6 On Sunday, October 28th the Delta Faucet Minor Pee Wees travelled to Brooklin to play Whitby and were involved in a real shoot-out. Toros opened the scorîng at the 2:11l mark of the first period when Peter Hughes netted one on one, assist from Murry -enderson. However Whitby came right back and tied the score at the, 2:48 mark. Bowmanville handed out some stiff bodychecks in the first two periods in an attempt to slow down the Whitby squad but it appeared that this tactic did not work as Whîtby scored five more times by the end of the Second period whereas Toros only scored once more when Mike Knight picked up a loose puck at centre ice and scored on a breakaway. At the end of two the score was 6-2 for WVhitby. The third period though was different as the heavy hitting by Bowmanville started taking its toil as our boys out- hit, out-hustled and out-scored Whitby 4-2. Scorers for Toros wvere Greg Martin, Peter Hughes twice to complete the hatrick and Mike Knight his second. Assîsts went to Peter Hlughes and Warre Short. It was a good comneback by our boys although we fell a littie Short. Centremen Mark Hickey and Kevin Nage! displayed some good playmaking abilities and defensemen Ian Wheelock, Robbie Bail, Warren Short and Chris Moroz contributed good efforts to the cause. Wingers Danny Moriarity, Eddie Paradis and Jay Kelly were frustrated on some good scoring opportunities in this game. Special mention should go to goalie Ken Cameron who, in spite of the score played brilliantly at tîmes aud stopped at least three breakaways, one a three on none situation. M TIRE SERVICE S299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex but 1Tic wfthMaàrkha M On Saturctay, Oct. 27th Markham. The game started Novice Toros hosted Peter- badly for the Toros as horoughi Triple "A" Novices Markham were able to score and came out on the short end three goals in the first period, of a well played game. each goal coming on a clear Peterborough jumped into a cut breakçaway on our 2-0 lead with one goal in the -goaltender, Mike Coibourne. first period and one mn the Mike was called upon to second. Bowmaniville hit the make stop after stop during scoreboard late in the second the second and third periods, period on a pretty goal by Jimy but he just wouldn't let that Pithiie. Although no assists little black rubber disc cross were awarded on this goal, a the goal line._ During' the Bowmanville defender spotted second and third periods Jim standing in the clear on Toros seemed to sense that our blue line and hit him with with the goal tending they a perfect pass that sent him were getting from Mike they streaking in unmolested on the had to produce. Peterborough goal tender. Bowmanville's first goal Jim pîcked the corner which came early in the second put us back in the game perilod when Shane Armstrong closing the gap 2-1. A minute did some nifty stick handling later Peterborough potted and split the Markham another goal and again held a defence to break in on the two goal lead. Markham goaltender to beat . Only 18 seconds into the him cleanly. third period, Steve Smith Again in the second period a capitalized on a neat pass neat three way passing play from Jim Pithie and again we allowed Jim Pithie to dent the wfere down by a goal. Peter- twine for Bowmanville's borough got the next marker second goal, assists going to and once again Bowmanville Steve Smith and Troy Mutton. fought back and Steve Smith With 1:54 left and the face off notched his second goal of the deep in the Markham end, the game. The Peterborough goal- Bowmanville coaches pulled tender robbed Steve of his hat their goaltender in favor of an trick when he stopped him at extra attacker. Toros fought point blank range and, that> and battled, keeping the puck ended the Toros scoring. in the Markhamn zone. With Peterborough was, able to just 1:20 left, Troy Mutton hit notch two more goals late in Steve Smith standing in the the third period. Final score goal mouth with a perfect pass Peterborough 6, Bowmanville and Steve flipped it home to 3. knot the game at thiree aoiece. On Monday, Oct. 29th Scott's This was by far one of the Colonels travelled to novice's best team efforts this Markham for their first year. Every player gave 110 league game against percent. SudyCmerilHMe Weil, alI you nockey fans, what you have been wiaiting for is here. Yes the Sunday morning, fast, hard hitting hockey 'Is back; with a lot of new talent and excitement. The first game between Cowans and Frank's found Frank's Liping to a quick lead, andIheld onto it with Cowans coming on strong in the latter haif of the gaine to leave the final score at 5 - 3 in favor of Frank's. Goals for Frank's camne from J. Humenick with 2 goals and great game all round. B. Bick e with 2 goals who also had a good game, P. Cook with 1. Assists going to Rick Woolner with five, S. Parker with one, P. Bowen with one, B. Bickle one. Goals for Cowans camne fromi Mike Corneil who had just a Super game with aîl 3 gals, one from a penalty shot. Assists to K. Rasmussen, T. Wreggitt and B. Welsh, ail with one each. Thle second gamne between Spencer's and Firth's w-as fast and high scoring for Spencer 's weith 6 poals in t he first period. But Firth's neyer gave up even with their shortage of layers. Final score w7as pencer's ii - Firth's 4. Goals for Spencer 's were from J. Bowe.-, D. Allen, and B. Black, ah wîýh 2 goals. A. Barnett with 3 goa's, A. Clark with one and R. Da-vies with one. Assists to J. Bowen wl h four, R. Maxwell and R. Daiswith three each, B. Adams, D. Allen and A. Barnett with one each. Goals for Firth's were from Bill Prentice with 3 goals and a very good gamne, J. Taylor with 1. Assists to J. Taylor and B. Howes each with one and A. Bowen with two. In summary: 1 would like to; compliment all four teams for the gigantie effort they show- ed in the first game of the year. With efforts like this, we will have a dynamic year of hockey. 1 woufld like to take this oPportunityý Oiù vteal! the fine people of Bowmnanvýlle and surrounding areas wit"- nothing to -do on Sundi, mornings to come downaa- watch the games. We wo~ love to see you there an( guarantee you won't be dis, pointed. 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