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D-urham Building supplies Atoms Win Two, Lose One Wben a teamn doesn't show up to play yau, your first reaction is one of disappoint- ment. But, when you realize that this means a default - therefore, a win for you, then everytbing looks rosy. This was the boost that Durham Building Supplies Atoms needed, going into- their second game Saturday in Orono.' Saturday, Dec. 1, in Orono was a 3-0 win for Durham Building Supplies Atams over Orono, and the first shut-out for goalie, Paul Gallant. Brian Noble, assisted by Dan McLean and -Mike Colwell, opened the scoring at the 7:17 mark of the first period. With just. 23 seconds to go in the period Brian scored again from Mike Colwell at the blue hune, witb a man short. Durham Building was really skating in thîs game and goalie Paul Gallant was coming out of bis net ta cut down the angle as he neyer has before. Bowmanville's final goal was scored on an assist from Brian Noble by Mike Colwell with 5:59, remaining in the game. Sunday, Dec. 2, Durham Building Supplies travelled ta Beaverton for a 4-2 loss. Scoring for Bowmanville in the first period, was Brian Noble, assisted by Dan McLean, and in the third period Dan McLean scored from a pass by Ronnie Fleming, playing left defense. Try as they might Durham Building could not penetrate Beaverton's defense any furtber. Durham Building's next games are Friday at Fenelon Falls and Saturday at D.S.C. where they hast Orono. The team and management are $285 nd Up$19.an MtorE Home $4.and Hwy. 7Aand Dut~ R25.ad. 5 BlacksHoean Trael rlehonal 986.696 o 8 K51 pleased ta have such an appreciative contingent as those Who supported them al weekend. Items for Sports Toices Goalie Paul Gallant af Durham Building Supplies Atoms was creditedf with bis fîrst shut-out an Sat., Dec. 1 wben the team defeated Orono Durham Building Supplies Atoms are indebted ta Miracle Mart for providing free tickets for the team and their parents for Nov. 30's Jr. A game that the Oshawa Generals won 7-6 over Taranto Marlboroughs. Durham Building Supplies Atoms 'Cornerstone' of the Week is Jamie Downing Another right defenseman wha has moved up ta right wiug is Jamie Downing, number 3 for Durham Building's Atoms. Jamie's line was the bardest working hune this past weekend in games witb Orona and Beaverton. Besides hockey, Jamie is involved in competitîve swimming and ail-star soccer in the off- seasan. Ail of tbese activities keep Jamnie pretty fit for cross country skiing. Our assistant- captain bas already accumulated stars an bis helmet for assists on goal. We are willing ta bet that he acquires bis share of stars in Mr. St. John~s class at Central School, toa. Good luck ta you, Jamie! Minor HockeyU Pee Wee Osborne & Sbank Insurance -4 - Bruce Coake 2, Shawn Healey, David Beach. Mr. Submarine - 4 - Steve Smith 3, Greg Henning. Goodyear Rangers- 4 - Mark Hill, Danny Player, Mike Virtue, Paul Nichais. Nichols Mtors - 3 - Tracy Smith 2, Tim Wbalen. Bantam Brownies Food Service - 3 - Tim Childs, -Marcel Barrett, Michel Richards. Dennison Mfg. - 3-- Ron Grabko, Arthur Robin, Chuck Nash. Attersley Tire - 7 - Paul Stocker 3, Chris Mann, Greg Bell,. Greg Sutberland, Brad Munroe. Larry's Sparts - 3 - John Barnard 2, Tom Collis. ' Kool Enterprise - 6 - Paul Lebeau 2, John Hache 2, Ian McKay 2. Frank's Variety - 1 - Todd Sephens. .Midget Novembèr 3Oth, 1979 Marianna Develapment - 2 - Russell Hogg, Jamie LeBlanc, Shut out ta Greg Irwin. Reddi Chef -0. Carl Chambers Taltes Overfrom Lin dsayGoalie In the first period of the game Sumday between Cowan Jr.,Css and Lindsay Muskies, the Eagles gave the opposing goalie a hard time. This was one of those occasions, with Carl Chambers almost in the Lindsay net while their goalie was flat out in front and two other Eagles nearby just waiting to snare the puck. Eagles Win Sîhootout 15-9 Against Lindsay By Don Wilcox Trhe Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac - Buick Junior Cs p layed the Lindsay Muskies Sunday night in the Eagles Nest in a game wbich wauld be best described as a shootout 1979 witb no less than'twenty- five pucks crassing the goal hunes. ýEagles gained a much, needed 15 - 91 win and twa p oints ta maintain this bold ou f irst place but by no stretch of the imagination could tbey be Muskies [n Game given a gold star for neatness iu their defensive play along with the Muskies. Eagles bad two familiar faces back lu the liueup from last year's team, Wayde Pre,ston a gifted skater and puck handier who had a five point nigbt and goalie Stew Roberts wbo started rigbt where he lef t off last spring being tested early in the game making excellent standby saves. Roberts was victimized in the secoua period when six pucks got by hlm but the' saying that a goalie is as good as the defeuce lu front of bim beld true in this period. Admittedly Eagles defence were uuder pressure. Witb Tom Dwyer and Mark Berney stili out of the iueup, the only regular dressed were Mike Adamis, Rick Bain and Stan Greenbami. The second period saw a mnodern day record of 13 goals Walter Frank's Pee Wees Drop Lindsay a nd Cobourg In OMH The Bowmanville Major Pee Wee Taras, sponsored by Walter Frank Real Estate, Sckdup a pair of victories ou atray, bath. games being played lu Bowmanville's Memorial Arena. The Taras' first game was against Lindsay, witb Bow- manville winning the contest by a score of 3 - 0. Lamne Whtmarsb opened the scoring af ter only 50 seconds of play, the assist going ta Breut Neii. There was no scaring until the third period when Brent Neill picked up the insurauce marker, assisted by Jeff Dawson. The final goal. of the game was notcbed by Jeff Dawson, assisted by defence- man Pierre St. Amand and Neill. Alan Ulrich was lu goal for the Taras and played a splendid game, registering the shutout. The Real Estate crew was witbout the services of Captain Tom McLaughlin and Paul Robicbaud. The second game of 'the nigbt was against Cobourg, witb Bowmanville winning by a convincing score of 7 - 3 in a penalty-marred contest. Chris YtiARDMAN TWIN CYLINDER 16 H P, TRACTO R SPECIAL SALE PRICE $25S95oo INCLU DING: TI 40" Snowblower, 44" Mower Wheel Weights, Tire Chains ENCINE ao 2M U ouY %'W~ ' REPAIR Hampton 263-8469 A. League Dreossi opened the scoring for Bowmanville, assisted by Lorne Whitmarsh. Brad Cruess scored the second for the Toros, an unassisted marker at the 5:14 mark of the middile period. Cobourg then struck for three unanswered goals to go ahead 3 - 2. At the 10:45 mark of the second period, Cruess picked up bis second of the game, assisted by Brian Heard and Dreossi. The Toros lost Whitmarsh and Neill -for the remainder of the game due to penalties and weregon into the third pero with only 10 skaters. The third period featured the Toros at their best as they checked and skated fiercely, picking up four unanswered goals over a bewildered Cobourg squad. Jeff Dawson scored the game winner, assisted by Brett Blundeil who was brougbt up fromn the Pee Wee Second team. Brian Heard scored, assisted by Chris Lee. Brad Cruess completed bis hat-trick per- formance, the assists going to Lee and St. Amand. Acting Captain Jeff Dawson finished off the scoring with an Lrarg lectioalof TRU ewcaP nstock 987ERI7R CHEROANEan REIFILL CENTRE Look for the GRAND OPENING of BowmanviIle FtneatsContre for Mon & Women Drap in and meet aur fitness. council- lors at aur King Street Pre-sale offices or phone More details to f ollow! Action uuassisted marker at the 14: 10 mark. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmanvîlhe and played a marvehlous gàme ta register the victory. Missing from action were Robichaud,' McLaughliu, Neill, Wbit- marsh and Glen Dxmncan was iujured lu the Lindsay game and did not see action. Sunday scored, seven by Eagles, six by Muskies on home ice.' Eagles first period goals: Jerry Leddy from Wayde Preston and Jerry Johnson, Brian Dennis from Greg Brunt, Rick Bain from Brent Clemens and Wayde Preston, Brian Dennis from Brent Clemens and Greg Brunt. Denuis' attempt at bis first shootout was stopped by a broken skate blade ?ater lu tbe f ame forcing bhim ta retire from the game. Second period: Preston from Jerry Leddy and Johnson, Preston from Bain and Stan Greenbam. Green- bama from Don Farrow and B3ain. Three power play goals, ,Johnson from Leddy, Leddy from Bain, Johnson the puck lu and out in a split second, Brunt from Clemens and MacDonald, Farrow unassist- ed. Third period: Leddy from Johnson and Greenbam. This was Leddy's bat trick goal., Gerry has been turning in consisteutly strong games for Eagles, bopefully bie can stay bealtby. Prestou's three goal night set up by Johnson wbo also bad a five point uight. Carl Chambers unassisted and finally Bain from Chambers. The team wefch will advance out of the Central Ontario league will be the team whicb can establish a d efensive system and ta date no team bas bad success. Goals have been very easy ta came by mast of the time. For example, 84 goals scored this past week in games involving Part Hope. Cobourg, Lindsay and Bowmanville, teams wbicb are in the top baîf of the standings. Cobourg bas a ver impressive offensive recorý averaging over eight gaals a f ame on the other side of the ledger are giving up six. Firths Fly Pâ In bath games this week we saw some excellent hockey, but witb the adrenalin flawing we also saw tempers flare up and players getting bot under the collar resultiug in a couple of pusbing matches. The only thing comiug out of these littie tantrums was that one of Firth's defeucemen was given a game suspension. They will miss bim for sure next week when tbey play the first place, team.' In the first game goals for Cowan's came from T. Baker and S. Elliott witb 2 each and M. Corneil with 1 assist ta M. Corueli, B. Goswell, K. Ras- mussen, B. Welsh and S. Elliott witb 1 eacb and N. Wind with 2. Goals for Spencers - D. Allen, G. Bowen and W, Brown witb 1 eacb. Assists ta, - B. Blâck, J. Brooks, A. Clark, D. McMurter, J. Vance, J. Nowlan, ail with 1 eacb. In the'second game goals for Firth's came from: B. Howes and B. Preutice eacb with 3 goals, D. Colwell with 2 and S. Hogarth witb, 1. Assîsts ta: B. Howes, K. Dickens, M. Slemon, J. Taylor with 2 eacb, B. Prentice witb 3, A. Bowen, P. Siemon, Thinel and S. Hogarth ail witb 1 each. Goals for Frank's: S. Allen,' T. Brown, S. Strachan, ail with 1 eacb, and J. Colwell witb 2 goals. Assîsts ta - S. Allen, T. Browu, S. Strachan and R. Woolner ail witb 2 each, J. Colwell and R. Willoughby with 1 eacb. Iu the first couple affgames this year we had what o ed lifre tbree strong teams and one underdag team, which was Firth's. But uow it looks like the Meat Machine bas put it all together. They are playiug excellent hockey. With tbeir bard bittiug, top goal scoring talent they could bethe team ta, beat this year. But I would nat caunt the other tbree teams out at this stage ln the game. Next week games The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5, 197%99 DeltaFauetMinor PeetVWee Louse t o Makhm,-lie O",Shau Minor Pee Wee Manager Colin Hughes dug up some unused ice time at Manvers Arena on Sunday, November 25th and arranged an exhibi- tion game for our boys agaînst Port Hope Pee Wees. The Port Hope team consisted of eleven and twelve year olds while Toros are only eleven years old. However, we gained some edge back by the fact that Port Hope only had ten boys show Up. Toros took the lead in the first period when Ian Wheelock scored bis first two goals of the season witbin two minutes of each other. The first goal was ably assisted by Barry Newhook and Warren Short while tbe other was scored unassisted. Way to go Ian. Port Hope got their first goal early in the second period but Toros opened up a two goal lead again, when Peter Hughes scored assisted by Ed Paradis., The teams played evenly for the rest of the period but there was no more scaring. In the third period Toros by Spencers mst Franki December 9, 1979. First game - 10:00, Spencer's vs Frank's. Second eame - 11:30, Cowan's vs Firth s. St. Joseph'$ December 2' Team Standings Mary Chisholm 60, 34741; Vivian Hunt 56, 35055; Carol Russel 53, 31345; Nancy Piels 52, 34848; Paul Piels 45, 33731; Delores Walkey 39, 33585; Jessie, Heenan 35, 32476; Arnold Vangoor 19, 32014.ý High triples - Linda Bentley 721, Les Hunt 646. High singles - Les Hunt 237, Linda Bentley 296. opened Up a tbree goal lead when Chris Moroz scored witb just twenty seconds gone in tbe period. Bowmanville then ran into penalty problems when first Greg Martin was sent off for booking, then Mark Hickey was fingered for slashing. Both infractions resulted in Port Hope goals to close the gap 4 - 3 in favor of Toros. Tbe Port Hope boys seemed to get tbeir second wind with these two quick goals and wasted no time in getting the tying goal at the 5:09 mark of the period. In fact Port Hope bad scored tbree goals in three minutes to tie the game. Toros tried to regroup and apply some pressure of their own but time ran out on them when the game had to be called at the nine minute mark of the third, period.' S(ill it was a good effort by our guys. Pce &We 22 Loge To Mord&a Suad A very determined group of boys bit the ice Saturday, Dec. 1 to face the league leading Markbam squad. When the game ended, Bawmanvill~ had come up on tbe short end of a 7-1 decission. In 'the first period on the superb goaltending ofFt Mastrangelo and the stout defensîve four ln front, Bow- manville only relinquisbed one goal witb 30 seconds left in the period. This fact alone shows bow well the team played as Bowmanville was forced to play over a minute witb two in the penalty box. The second period was al Markham's with 3 goals in four minutes, before Riie Smitb put Bowmanville on the score sheet from Bob McCann and Brad Bamsey. From this point on Bowman- ville stood their ground but Markham managed tbree quîck goals in the remaining lasI minute of the third period. A special word should be said for Jeff Knox, David Stone and Bobby Me/Cann wbo took up much of the slack on defence as Brad Bamsey was injured early in the game and saw limited ice time from then on. Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Communlty Services Registration for 2nd Session of Ballet, Baton, Tap & Scottlsh Dancing Register at the Community Services Office Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fee is $1 7.00 for 9 lessons., Session wilI start December 7th & 8th, 1979. TARPAULINS BLACK FABRINE 15 x18 ........... ...... ......... $47.00 15 x20.................$51.00 18x20 ............. .............. $62.00 20 x20 ........ Io OZ. WATERPROOF DUCK 1x18......... .-...... ..$85.00 1x20................. ..$94.00 .82b ............... .$109.00 20 x20...................... ....S$120.00' G rommets 3 f t. 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