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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile. November 7, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Pickering defeated BHS in an exhibition game here, last week 15-2. Excellent passing was performed by Mort Richards, and good efforts were turned in by'Ed Leaver, Doug Cattran and Bob Dow. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Joe Caruana was the big gun for BHS Redmen Football teamt when they defeated Ajax 26-O, seoring three touchdowns for BHS. Froats, Larry Devitt, Paul MeArthur and Harvey Williams collected three TD's and three converts. Defeating Anderson, a week later, 20-O, the scorlngguns were Caruana, Cattran and Devitt. BRANCH 178 - of the Royal Canadian Legion, Euchre team, winners of the 1978 Provincial Tournament, won the annual Euchre Tournament, held recently in Kingston, against teams from the Canadian Council of the Blind, winning a plaque and many fine gifts. The players were W. Park, A. Sheehan, N. Woodcock and R. Scott. They report a wonderful day of fellowship and sports with many blind players from aIl over Ontario. CONGRATULATIONS - to Marg. Pollard who won the O.B.A., Executive Bowling Tournament, on Saturday, November 3, in'Hamilton, with a nifty 833. The prize was an 8 traek tape deek, and a trip to the championship in Vancouver on Sat- urday and Sunday, December 1 and 2, with side trips to Las Vegas and San Francisco. DON OKE - captain, of the Duffers, and his team Norm Webb, Ralph MeIntyre and Bruce Haick, defeated the Hookers 6-2 in the Bowmanville Goodyear Plant house league, golf championship. Don tied with Jiggs Cowling for low gross (85) while Ralph Melntyre had low net (56) with an eagle on the sixth hole. TENNIS - More than 200 professional women tennis players from twenty countries are expeet- ed to compete in the $25,000 third annual Avon Futures of Toronto at Cobblestone Courts, Feb- ruary 5 to February 17, 1980. The four top finish- ers will move directly into the Avon Champion- ship circuit, the highest level of women's tennis, and is open to ail ages. Entry forms are available from Don Steeles, Cobblestone Courts, Missis- sauga. Closing entry date is January 7, 1980. PETERBOROUGH'S - Snofest Carnival '80 will run from January 4th to the l3th. Already a number of events are in the process of being firmed Up with different organizations. If you and/or your group would like to become involved with Snofest '80, please contact us at once ... For registration forms contact the ýOntario Summer- Games office in Peterborough Square, P.O. Box 1980, or cail 743- 1980. NOTICE - An urgent warning to motorists to watch o ut for deer on southern Ontario roads was issued today by Natural Resourees Minister James Auld. More than, 700 deer are killed annually on roads in the province, Mr. Auld said. Most of the deaths occur in early spring and during the October-November breeding season. Midgt 2 Toros Open Sêsson With 5-2 Win Over Pickering This was the type of persistent forechecking by Cowan's Jr. C. Eagles on enabled them to hold the Port Hope Panthers and eventually beat them by one goc in the league standings. By eatng oft Party Ad port Hope By Don Wlcox The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Junior C's travelied to Lindsay Friday night and Eagles were full value for a 4 to 2 wfinlover the Muskies. Eagles turned in their best team effort so far in early season play and were urged on to a greater effort by a very large group of vocal support- ers. Back in the ineup and playing only his second game of the season was Jerry Leddy turningnla-a very strong two way eë fort whiie scorîng one g oal and earning one assist eiping to take some of the ~ressure off linemate Jerry Eagies were without the services- of regulars Brad Godfrey, Rick Bain, and Mike Adams. Up for the game from Pres en ting The Custom CoverSale' Extended One Week Autumn is a âime of changing colors and long cold evenings. Autumn is a time when famnilies once again move inside for recreation. During this period McAllister's is offering a sale. The Superior Customn Cover Sale, where any Superior loveseat, sofa or chair may be covered in any of hundreds of fabries, and at' a SAVINGS of 20% Let us make coming home just a littie nicer. Illustrated examples are only afew of the wide selection available. McAL ISTEffS LWhere discerning peopie maKe an investr 70 Rossland Rd. W. Oshawa 576-6465 :ient inl Beauty! Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 Thurs. & Fr1. 10-9 Saturdays 10-5 Lefty Wright's Juvenile team were Neil Jones and Kevin Noble, both making a strong contribution. The interesting statistic in this tilt, ail six goals comîng off the power Play. Carl Chambers' goal turnin out to be the game winner. Tim Vanstone turned in a consistant effort in the, Eagles' net playing three strong periods. ý The lone first perîod goal came from Jerry Johnson parked in front of the Muskie crease, cashirig in on a shot off the goal post by Jerry Leddy, Don Farrow also assisting. Muskies' goalie Jim Gillan held Eagles to on e goal making fine key first period saves. Phil Hennessey scored the tying Muskie goal while Gary Brenkaboom used his size to advantage moved the Eagle Defenders out of posi- tion. Tom Dwyerg ave Eagles the go ahead goal and a ow accurate point drive af ter Don Farrow won the draw, Jerry Johnson also in on the goal. Carl Chambers gave Eagles a two goal lead late in the second period on a pass out from Don Farrow who had a very productive night, his third assist. Randy MacDonald started the pass play. The teams traded goals in the third period Eagles Jerry Leddy stepped out of the penalty box received a pass Carmsport Trailer Sales Hwy 115 and 35 Wiewcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRU CK-CAPS In stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL. CENTRE from the alert Stan Greenham heading 'in for the eventual game clincher, Greg Brent passing out of his zone also assisting. Muskies' John Louws turned a rebound into a goal. The ga.me which was enal- ty filied ended with a .arsh cali on Eagie' coach Paul- Robinson who was assessed a major misconduct which cails for a two game suspension. Down Port Hope Panthers The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac-Buick Junior C's hosted the Port Hope Panthers Sunday night Eagles came out on top by a 7 to 6 counit, in the battie for first place. Eagies gave up an eariy game iead to the Panthers in the second period which the fast skating Panther forwards carried the play to Eagies and were f ull value for a five to five tie after two periods of piay. Panthers moved out in front in the third periodbut the Eagles refused to give up, rookie Randy MacDonald scored the ty ing goal on a break away then the power play game winner by Tom Dwyer at the 13:16 mark of the perioci. Eagles turneci in a strong checking effort for the remainder of t he game. Jim Vanstone coming up with two key saves. Jerry Johnson started scoring, perfectly positioned in the siot receiving a dump- out pass fromn Tom Dwyer. Jerry Leddy's forecheckîlng started the- play, Stan Greenham set u p the screen, a power play goa. Dave Siday caught the -Eagie defenders looking at the puck for the tying goal atwo on two break. Panthers gaîned the iead on a mishevelied puck by Eagles, Dale Siday taking advantage for the score . Eagles defender Mark Burney who had a tryout with this year's Panthers rushed down ice aiertiy pickeâ. up his own rebound passed to Brent Clemens who picked the opening to beat Joe Pokusa. Sunday night here that ,l to take over first place Greg Brunt fed a perfect pass to Berney also assisting. Rick Bain who has one of the best controlied slapshots in the ieague,low and accurate, e ave Eagles the lead. Strong forechecking by Leddy and Greenham made the play possible. The period had excellent end to end action with Eagles having an edge in the play. T h e second period scoring was started by Jerry Leddy , a bad angle siapshot after receiving headman passes from Jerry Johnson and Stan Greenham. Panther experience took advantage of a three on three penalty situation, Grant Jey scoring from a scramble 'in front of Vanstone. Panthers turned puck control into their fourth goal.i Terry Watts scoring catching Eagles backing in. Panthers had a goal cailed back, the play whistled down before the puck entered the net. Jerry Johnson gave the Cowan Pontiac-Buick the lead once again picking the iow corner short side on a three way pass play from Stan Greenham ana Rick Bain. Shaun Wakely tied the score once again from the scrambie in front of Vanstone, a late second period goal. Greg Bullen, Panthers proui- fic scorer, gave his team the lead shooting low on the giove side one of t he few times lef t uncovered. Randy MacDonaid's breakaway race to the loose puck beating Polusa who came out for the loose puck. MacDonald controlied the puck for the goal. The Cowan Pontiac- Buick power play clicked for the gamne winner when Don Farrow rounded the net passing to Tom Dwyer for the screened slapshot goal Jerry Johnson aiso assisting. Eagles go on the road to Uxbridge Friday night, a team which is much improved '0. Joseph'$ Bowling November 4 High trip les - Bill Van Boxtel 709,JSili Mason 626. High singles - Jili Mason 277, Bill Van Boxtel 277. Team Standings 8 Mary Chisholm 24143, 42; 5 Nancy Piels 24261 40;- 7 Vivian Hunt 24208, 37, 3 darol Russel 24431. 33: 6 belores Walkev 23067, 32; 2 Paul Piels 23217, 29; 1 Jessie Heenan 22374, 21; 4 Arnold Vangoor 22115, 13. NIght Hawls UBowMln October 31 High single - M. Ellis 271. High triple M. Ellis 617. .Team Standings B. Ballantine 23,458 pins, 28 p ints; K. Raiston 22,987, 20; DSalows 22,676, 19; G. Vanson 23,181, 18; A. Larusso 22,737, 12; A. Burgess 22,285, il. Games Over 200 A. Burgess 216; M. Lawson 232; M. Ellis. 271 - B. Balian- tine 208- D. Cam bell 210, 203;- P. Pingie 202; P. Buma 210; T'. Wright 207; G. Vanson 207, 226; D. Severn 220; A. Larusso 212; B. Myers 213, 207; S. Ovenden 253; M. Trimble 220; E. Pingie 240. L'odies M"ondoy Night October 29 Averages Onie Etcher 228, Judy Bragg 214, Jackie Braybrook 209, Hazel tDonoghue 205 (24), Vickie Terry 204, Marilyn Flintoff 202 Barb Osborne 201, Shariene liehart 201 Fern Bradiey 201 Jean ilarness 200, Valerie ýmith 198, Nancy Evans 198. Team Standings Onie Etcher 27166 pins, 23 points; Fern Bradley 25522, 18; Marilyn Fiintoff 25109, 18;> Jackie Braybrook 24682, 16; Jean Harness 25301, 16; Marg Curry 25030, 16; Berniece Terry 24165, 12; Shirley Davis 24324, 11; Judy Bragg 23623, 10; Debbie Bromeil 24309, 10; Vickie Terry 23984, 8; Shar- lene Dehart 23064, 4. High triple - Nancy Evans 779. High single - Nancy Evans 284. Foundry BowingA October 30 Tegm Standings 4 Linda Cryderman 16, 24191; 2 Dot Bridges 141/, 23328; 3 Sam Adams 13, 23478; 6 Gord Simpson 121/, 29658; 5 Ai Sweetinan 12, 22880; 1 Ernie ves 10, 22001. Hi#gh triples - Sam Adams 728 Robert Drinkie 660. -iih singles - Sam Adams 324 ,Rfoberta Drinkie 254. this year, then come home to piay Stouffville Sunday night. The battie continues between Port Hope, Cobourg and Bowmanville for first p ace, Cobourg losing to Port li.rr hv a 9 - 8 count Sunday ngtin Port Perry. The §Ît0u ffville Clippers upset Cobourg Cougars on home ice Monday night by a 7 - 5 count. Another questionable decision came from the OHA office aliowing Stouffville to draw players from Markham. as non-imports,- a comparison wouldb e Bowmanville being allowed to draw players from Oshawa as non-imports. by Bill Paterson On Wed., Oct. 24 Darlington Sports Centre - the Buils piayed their first league game and came away with a come-from-behind victory 5 to 2 over Pickering. The first perîod went score- iess while the second saw Pickering put two on the board, The third period beionged to the Toros who scored three power play goals to pull ahead 3 to 2 at the 7:56 mark. The Buils went on to score two more to finish wîth 5 goals in one period and the game won 5 to 2. Scoring for Bowmanviiie were Dave Mason, Randy Hawthorn, Kevin Welsh, and Greg Smith with 2, -assists went to Kevin Weish, Kevin Anyan, Randy Hawthorn, Don King, Jimmy Hogarth and Marc Richards. Sat., Oct. 27, 1979, Centenniai Arena, Markham. the Midget 2's ran into a big fast skating club and came away on the short end of a 4 to 1 score. They did make an impression with their desire to play they game according to the rules taking only two penalties to nine for Markham. Markham scored in the first period and Kevin Welsh and Darcy Cummings set up Captain Marc Richards who blasted one past' Markham's netminder. The second period ended with Markham scoring three more. The third period the Toros heid their own and the game ended, 4 to 1 for Markham. Team members are a folows - Mark Lee and Terry Coombes in goal, Kevin Anyan, Dana Severn, Brian Strong, John Foote, Greg Smith and Scott Paterson, on defence, Darcy Cummings, Kevin Welsh,' Randy Hawthorn,, Mike D'EntrEý- mont, Tim Hogarth, Marc Richards, Dave Mason, Dan King, Steve Popadyn and Todd Bouckley on the forward line. Manager - Frank Leach, Tramner - Steve Bienkowski, Assistant coach Rick Simpson, Coach Bill Paterson. SKATE-A-THON Date: Saturday, November 10, 1979. Place: Bowmanville Arena. Time: 1: 00 p. m. thru 9:00 p.m. 1: 00-2 :30 Novice & Minor Atom 2:30-3:30 Bantam No. 2 3:30-3:40 Flood 3:40-4:10 Dignitaries/Executives, 4:10-5:10 Minor Pee Wee & Pee Wee No. 2 5:10-5:20 Flood 5:20-6:40 Major Atom & Atom No. 2 6:40-6:50 Flood 6:50-7:50 Major Pee Wee 7:50-8:00 Flood 800-9: 00 Minor Bantam & Major Bantam L.III ILU MLUL 1 PUBLIC SWIMMIING and SAUNA at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn " H-eated Indoor Pool " Sauna *Showers " Tote Box facilities with Iocks. 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