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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 26, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 VEARS AGO - Newcastle Sportsmen's Club held a competition for' its members on Tuesday evening. Each boy fired ten rounds at each of two Dominion Expert Targets making a total possible score of 200. In Class A for marksmen over an average score of 90, Bob Porter placed first with 199, Ted Lane second with 192. In Class B, Peter Belsey was first with 194, and J. De With 193. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - On Sunday in K'the Junior Town League hockey game, Ken's Men's Wear defeated Bill's, and Legion defeated Nichols. Scoring for Ken's were Walroff and Evans. Bill's scorers were Melntyre and Lever. Nichols goal getters were Green and Dônoghue, and Legion scorers were Prout and Akey. A FORMAL- application will be made by Manager Dane Found of the Orono Orphans ,to the Trinity College School Board of Governors to release the Orphans from their contract to'play ahl their home games at the Peter Campbell Memorial Port Hope, which is owned by T.C.S. WAYNE WALKER,, - Port Perry, won the powerful Moto-Ski snowmobile in the Kinsmen draw, and picked up his prize last Wednesday from McGregor's Hardware. Thursday Ngh H~okLque In the battle of the basement, Hoopers Jewellers were victorious in downing Cowan Pontiac 6-4. Although Cowans were short staffed, they put on a good effort. In the second game Christmas came early to the league as D & R Sports handed Hunts Photography their first defeat of the season in a shooting match by the score of 8-6. Haaper's goal scorers were J. Taylor with two, D. Down, D. Copithorn, D. Crough and J. Humenick with singles. Assists went ta J. Humenick with 4, D. Crough, D. Capitharn and D. Osmond with 2, ID. Down and J. Taylor with singles. D. Wilson let Cowans wîth a hat trick and B. Welsh added the other marker. R. Woolner hiad 2 assists, singles went ta M. O'Brien, D. Hartwig and D. Draper. in the second gaine it was G. W L T Pts Hunts 9 1 2 20 D&R 7 4 1 15 Hoapers 3 7 2 8 Cowans 2 9 1 5 Murphy leading the way with 3 goals and 2 assists, ta pull within 5 points of league leader S. Brown whom was held pointless. A. Clarke also picked 'Up a hat trick and B. Knox had a pair. Assists went ta S. Allen, B. Knox and D. Rickard, all with 3. Singles went ta A. Murphy, D. Knox and J. Tamblyn. For Hunts, J. Caruana had a pair, singles went ta B. Osborne, P. Siemon, G. Atkinsan and B. Jones. Assists went ta B. Jones and J. Caruana with 2, B. Osborne, W. Hunt, J. Brooks, J. Bowen and T. Conahan had singles. This week I've got ta go with D & R by 3 and Hoopers by 1. Don't forget ta get your ticket for the dance, Jan. 19 from an executive member. Next Thursday at 7: 00 D & R Sports vs. Cowan Pontiac, 8:30 Hunts Photography vs. Haoper's Jewellers. G.A. 42 54 58 62 P.I.M. 117 129 135 74 HME e eFOR H4 .L. ood Trd By Bill Paterson On December 6th, the H.L. Wood Toros vs Bay Ridges at Don Beer Arena Bowmanville tied the home team 5-all in a penalty riddled game. Bay Ridges scored the first two goals of the game, one at 2:26 and the ather at 6:09 followed by the Transporters at 6:13 when Marc Richards was set up by Jim Hogalfth and Kevin Anyan. At 9:55, Kevin Welsh took a pass from Kevîn Anyan and made no mistake about it. Bay Ridges scored twice more before the period ended. The Taras had the anly scores in the second period, when the twa "Mighty Mites" combined, Jim Hogarth assisted by Don King and then Darcy Cummings was set up by Brian Strong. Game tie 4 - 4 end of second periad. Bowmanville watched Bay Ridges score at the 8:12 minute mark in the third but didn't give up and Kevin Welsh took a pass from Darcy Cummings and Brian Strong Recreation Hockey Midget - Decem ber l4th Reddi Chef 4, Turney 2 - R. Thampsan, G. Tink. Gill's Texaco 3 - R. Worden, A. Shakespere, D. Bedare. Atom - December 1Sth Lange 3 - Kyle Virtue 3. D & R Sports 2 - Rich Stone, Troy Harness. Franik's Variety Rayais 5 - Tyson Parker 2,,Doug Moffat 2, Mark Vanleevwen. Kinsman 4 - Ronnie Fleming, Tim Smith, Jonathon Sabean, Brad Sains- bury. Darlington Auto 6 - Chrîs Shmyr 4, Robbie Davidson 2. 1Larry's Sparts, 2 - Guy Freeman, Doug Fogg. Banitam - December l5th Koal Enterprises 5 - Ian McKay 2, John Hache 2, Glen Kiompmaker 1. Larry's Sports 3 - Wayne Bragg 2, Greg Smith. Frank's Variety 7 - Ken Fry 3, Todd Stephens 3, Arron Dasilva 1. Brownies Food Services 2 - Mike Richards, Tim Childs. Attersley Tire 3 - Chris Mann 2, Paul Stocker. Dennison Mfg. 2 - Arthur Rubin, Chuck Nash. Novice - December lSth Bill's Glass 2 - Greg Goode, Todd McPhee, shut out ta Larry Newhaak. Bonded Paving - 0. Marina Hotel 4- Scott Edmondson 3, Sehn Snow. Tim's Rentai 3 - Danny Stone 2, Richard Smitt. Ontario Hydra 12 - Nick Dennis 8, Jeff Stevens, Darren McGlade, Rich Gardan, Ken Cornish. Preston Transport 1 - Chris 1Glav er. Pee Wee - December lSth Nichais Motors 4 - Tracy Stephens, Tim Whalen, Simon Elliott, Grad Chaulk. Mr. Submarine 3 - Steve Smith 2, Guy Marjerrison. Osborne and Shank 5 - Bobby Gili 3, Don Mann, Bruce Cooke. Goodyear 4 - Danny Player 3, Kelly Balson. NewCKcaP nstock 987ER17R PCERON aE REFILL CENTRE It's Golf ing Weather ai OoIf-O -Tron aThe only indoor elecironjo golf system e~:0ndorsed by P .G.A. eC omplete Pro Shop Facilities e Pay as You Play IB ring Your Clubs and Play at Pebble Beach OPEN- MON. TO SAT. 9 a.m. to MIDNIGHT SUN. 9a.m. to il1p.m. DECEM BER 31 - OPEN 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. NEW YEAR'S DAY - OPEN il a.m. ta MIDNIGHT 1450 Hopkîns St., Whitby 668-9671 (first.street west ofThickson Roadrunning south of No. 2 Hwy., /ust north of Hwy. 401) aonsport Midge ta tie the game -5 ah. On December l9th at Darlington Sports Centre, the Transporters vs Bay Rîdges and Bowmanville went down 7 -5. The Toros, playing without their high scoring captain' Marc Richards who was sitting out a one game suspension as a result of a questionable penalty called in Bay Ridges on December 6th, scored the first goal of the game, Randy Hawthorn from John Foote. Bay Ridges came back with four goals as the Toros became a littie disorganized, three in the first and one in ehs Tie and second before the Trans ers came to life. Scott P son who was moved bc centreslot from defence a pass from Jim Hogart Mike D'Entremont to things rolling again Randy Hanthorn scorec second of the game assisti Darcy Cummings and 1 Welsh. Bay Ridges scored more followed by the T Kevin Welsh from. E Cummings and Brian Str( The fhird period was gone before Bay Ridges ed again followed a m later by a short bounded to makeit 7 -4. Lote with Bey Ridges sport- Final score madte at 11:40 Bowmanville goals scored ater- for the Toros Darcy by Dary Cummings assisted othe Cummings fromn Brian Strong by Kevin Welsh and Randy took and Randy Hanthorn. Hanthorn, Kevin Welsh , and Final score Bay Ridges. 7,1 unassisted and Kevin Welsh start Bowmanville 5. from Scott Paterson and and Exhibition Games Darcy Cummings. id his December 5th, Darlington ted by Sports Centre, H.L. Woods Kevin Midgets vs Oshawa Little PRE-SCHOOL VISION N.H.L. Kings. Oshawa won 4 - TESTS once 2. Bowmanville goals scored Children can now receive a roros' by Marc Richards assisted by complete- professional eye )arcy Mike D'Entremont and John examination before the age of -ong. Foote unassisted. three.The Ontario Association 9:35 December 22nd - Darlington of Optomnetrists recommends scor- Sports Centre, Thornhill ail pre-schoolers be examined miute Midges 2's vs H. L. Woods ta help prevent more severe J goal Midgets._ Thornhill 6, visual problens later. Tykes Winning team in the first sehedule: H. Murphy, S. Snowden, P. Ruthard, J. Smale, K. Hellam. High Gameés G. Evans 168 (311), C. Connaghan 148 (264), D. Couch 122 (235). Bantam Boys Winning team in the first schedule: J. Smith, B. Mason, B. Oliver, C. Hay, T. DeGooyer, J. Vesna. High Singles B. Oliver 192, S. Apted 180, J. Millson 179. High Triples B. Oliver 434, E. Colliss 416, J. Milison 415. Bantam Girls Winning team in the first schedule: M. Marner, C. Rowe, J. Moore, L. James, C. Taylor. BOJWLIN High Singles S. 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