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United Soccer Club Holds Annual Banquet Tykes High Games J. Wichman - 130,129 (259), S. Snowden 128, T. Stock -118, J. McFeeters -117, P. Vesna - 114. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Thertell 13, Sutherland 11, Luxton 10, Apted 9, Couch 8, Walkey 7, Britton 7, Grant 5, Linton 7,. Hay 3, Evans 2, Connaghan 2. High Games C. Hamilton 212, G. Thertell 202, 201, D. Couch 194, J. Anderson 190, S. Apted 187, C. Hay 186. Junior Mixed League Black 2, Harness 5; Kirkton 3, Dennis 4; Smith 2, Puddister 5; McMullen 2, Lugtenburg 5. High Games N. Dudley - 217,202 (597), T' McMullen - 207 (570), M. Lugtenburg - 214 (552), T. Kirkton - 231 (543), K. Smith - 221. Senior Mixed League High Games J. Barrow - 242, R. Sutcliffe - 225 (546), G. Stacey -222 (577),. S. Murray - 216 (541), S. Woolley - 198 (541), A. VanGoor - 203 (540). PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our speciality is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut . Chany . Maple . Redwood ■ Teak . Oak . Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood' Speciality Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Ritson Rd. N„ Oehawa 725-4744 lYil *x*i JAM «enviez Jfp 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Are Your Winters Dull? Brighten them up by joining the... Bowmanville Curling Club Men's Section Tucs. Thurs. Nlghts$140. Mixed Section Mon., Friday Nights Lodles' Section.. Tues. Thurs. $-| ^ $ Jun|or Sect | 0 „ ,, Sunday Afternoon $30. Business Girls wed. Night $85. Social Membership $20. Curling Membership must be In by Wed., October 13,1982 JOIN THE CLUB WITH THE NEW LOOK • Heated rink • Guests welcome • Fireplace in lounge • Premises fully licenced • Fun and fellowship • Bonspiels, Dances, Monte Carlo Nights • Rink newly renovated • Food and hot drinks during and after draws • Cash or Chits accepted FREE Instruction and Practice Time by Curl Canada October 12th -13th- 14th and 15th FREE Wine and Cheese Party on Friday, October 15th for all participants of Curl Canada. FOR INFORMATION PHONE 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville mm The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 29, 1962 Sunday Niglrt Mixed league Guelph Crusaders Win Rotary Ball Tournament Q The banquet room at King Garden Restaurant was jammed on Friday night for the annual banquet and awards night of the United Soccer Club. This photo shows, from left to right, President Anne Cook, MVP of the junior team Lisa Newman, junior team coach Pat Knight and Councillor Ann Cowman. Meny Makars Etcher - 8, 5415, Junkin - 8, 5281, VanHalteren - 6, 5300, Smith - 2,4951, Elliott - 2, 4747, Roberts - 1, 5220. High single Phil Hall 297, high double Phil Hall 458 (297,161), High average Carol Roberts 216. Etcher - 11, 7346, Van Halteren - 8, 7036^Junkin - 8, 6863, Smith - 5, 6973, Roberts - 2, 6942, Elliott - 2, 6532. High Single - Ruth Minard 279, High Double - Ruth Minard 528 (279, 249), High Average - Carol Roberts 213. Team Standings Untouchables -12, Six Pack - 10, Mama's & Papa's - 10, Corner Pins-9, Ups k Downs - 9,3M's - 9, Dukes - 8, Rockets - 5, The Force - 4, Hazards - 3, Chicken Pluckers - 3, Bad News Bears - 2. 200 & Over Duke McCutchen 284, 245, 239 (768); Carol McCutchen 206; Marg Bridges 206; Doug McKay 208; Kerry Bisset 213, 209; Brenda Glober 226; Rob, Farrell 222; Steve Morris 201; April Morris 253, 200; Rick Battersby 216; Dennis Davis 244; Colleen Dudgeon 207, 201 (605); Darryl Van Laere 201; Shelley Van Laere 277, 214 (644) ; Deb Atanasoff 210; Tim Devine 261, 241, 237 (739); Randy McGinn 218; Ken Young 259, 229 (659); Dick Brooking 204; Tom Abrams 215; Charlie Bray 273, 269,216, (758); Bob Casselman 201 ; : Verna Casselman 203; Chuck Young 223, 216, 200, (639); Diane Barre 220; Dave Barre 214; Sue McDonald 200; Remi Van Laere, Sr. - 210; Ron Wiggins 244, 240, 212 (696); Marie Wiggins 200; Marilyn Krebs 215; John McLean 281; Doreen Tarrington 228, 205. SOCCER NEWS The Cowman Cougars won the Durham Cup and received several trophies as well. In the foreground are the team's MVP Ken Davies and the Most Improved player Ryan Doble. At rear 1-r, Coach Roy Doble, Sponsor Ann Cowman and Manager Mike Davies. YOUTH B0WUN6 RESULTS Y.B.C. MIXED JUNIORS " TEAMS 1. Mike Lugtenburg, John Jeffery, Michelle Puddister, Tammy Kirkton. 2. Wayne Henning, Kelli Me Feelers, Kevin Geiger, Marie Moignard. 3. Tammy McMullen, James Vesna, Kelly Floyd, Kathryn Huard. 4. Cherylin Skene, Neil Luxton, Michelle Montpetit, : Julie Bieber. 5. Karri Smith, Melissa Harness, Cathy Eisan, Frank Benczenleitner, Rhonda Reid. 6. Neil Dudley, Glen Dennis, Lori Gowans, Teresa Serrurier, Kelly Black. 7. Peter Serrurier, Colette Taylor, Cindy Shaw, Michelle Cosburn, Carolyn Stewart. 8. Ellen Taylor, Sonja Sallows, Jason Smith, Kelly Smith, Michelle Pollett. The annual Rotary ball tournament experienced moisture problems on Saturday with every diamond in" town under water. Not to be foiled, they merely transferred the games to grass at the various parks and later on were able to use the Vincent Massey diamond for the final game between Richmond Hill and Guelph clubs, with Guelph winning it all, including the turkey 10-4. Cowan Jr. C Eagles Win and Tie Exhibition Camas with Cebeurg The local Junior C Eagles again sponsored by Cowan Pontiac, took to the ice Sunday night for their first competitive competitive hockey of the season. This two game exhibition series will give coach Paul Robinson and manager Weldon Brown a good opportunity opportunity to assess under game conditions the talents of many excellent rookies trying out for the team this year. On Sunday night in the Eagles' nest, the Eagles started the game like many Eagle teams of the past by falling behind 2 to 0 before the game was five minutes old. Then came clawing back with two late period goals. The first by veteran left winger Carl Chambers from rookie Chris Michelson and the second by Duane Major with a point blast from another veteran Stan Greenham. To even the score at 2 after one period. Early in the second period, the Eagles grabbed the lead Monday Night Mixed League Team Standings L. Georgiou 3 points, 2956 pins, V. Terry 3, 2922, R. Wright 3, 2848, R. Etcher 3, 2840, L. Piper 2, 2876, R. Stacey 1, 2809, J. Luffman 0, 2784, E. Perfect 0, 2774, P. Murphy 0,2709, J. Edmondson 0,2627. High triple - Carol Murphy 659, Larry Georgiou 768. High single - Carol Murphy 260, Larry Georgiou 280. Top Ten Averages L. Georgiou 256, J. Edmondson 231, G. Simpson 229, R. Stacey 227, C. Gattie 226, G. Edmondson 223, C. Murphy 220, E. Perfect 216, P. Murphy 214, M. Reynolds 209, absent J. Gray, L. Gray, S. Stacey. on a goal by rookie Glen German. Assisted by Barry Goulah ^formerly with the Bewdley, Jr. C. team) and Rob DeBoo, l-a^o&k ^rookie. Veteran RanlajT,MacDonald put the Eagles up by two with an unassisted tally , at the midway mark of the'period. Cobourg got a power play goal before the period ended making the score read Eagles 4, Cobourg 3. The Eagles again out scored Cobourg 2 to 1 in the final period. Bob Dwyer scored an unassisted early and Randy MacDonald scored his second of the game late in the period on a neat set up from rookie Matt Willis. Cobourg had another power play goal but could not catch up. Final score Eagle 6 Cobourg 4. This was Cobourg's third game of the early season and they looked more organized than the Eagles at times. It was a typical Eagle, Members of the championship Crusaders squad included, front row 1-r, Walter Stachnyk, Ron Sansom, Len Carter, Geoff Pratt, Dave Mowat, back row, Kerry Ley, Paul Truen, Jim Glaves, Bob Bothwell, Colin Oster, Lawrie Jones, missing, Larry Kelly. They wound up the day with a banquet at St. Joseph's Great Hall. ST. JOSEPH'S Ladies High Single - Linda Bentley 251. Ladies High Triple - Linda Bentley 636. Men's High Single - Tony Horstman 300. Men's High Triple - John Luffman 655. Team Standings I. John Luffman 12, 2. Les Hunt 11, 3. Walter Curr 12, 4. Bob Brown 9, 5. Barb Bugg 14,6. Tony Horstman 7,7. Don Powers 14, 8. George Giers 5. legion Ladies SEPT.23,1982. Team Standings J. Sutcliffe 11 - 11,130, V. Terry 11 - 10,858, O. Etcher 6 - 10,364, N. Evans 3 - 9,775, V. Fairey 3 - 9,405, L. Wright 2 - 9,330. • High Single - J. Willan 286. High Triple - S. Roberts 741 (269, 210, 262). Top Averages J. Willan 202, O. Etcher 200,, J. Sutcliffe 200, B. Jones 198, S. Roberts 197, V. Fairey 193, V. Terry 189, H. Gray 187, N. Evans 186, P. Connaghan 186, M. Curry 185, B. Terry 184. Cougar game, quite chippy with over eighty minutes in penalties, split evenly. The rookies at the Eagle camp playing in this game numbered nine with six more to play in the game Monday night in Cobourg. After watching the nine rookies play on Sunday night it appears they are saying with their performance they want to fly iike Eagles and with the Eagles this year. 1 Eagles Tie Cobourg Two rookies scored goals to earn the Eagles a 2 - 2 tie with Cobourg Monday night. Ken Farrow assisted by Mike Hamel and Neil Jones and Brian Heard from Bob Dwyer and Steve Sawyer. The Eagles league home opener is this Sunday, Oct. 3 in the Eagles' nest. Port Perry will be the opposition. They were the team that came up big in last year's playoffs. On Tuesday September 14th the King Garden Senior Soccer team played the Oshawa Wanderers at Civic Fields at 7 p.m. Their previous encounter resulted in a 4 - 2 victory for the Wanderers, but Bowmanville Bowmanville were unlucky in that game not to score more goals, and a little more determination determination in the middle would have made it a closer game. This game began in a downpour which made conditions difficult for both teams, but Bowmanville settled down quickly and withstood the early pressure from the Wanderers. Halfway through the first half, Bowmanville took a 1 - 0 lead on a fierce right foot shot from 30 yards from Terry Beauvais which gave the Wanderers goalkeeper no chance. With ten minutes remaining in the first half, the Wanderers secured a penalty after a dubious call on Mark Mathews who played the ball clearly but was penalized nevertheless. The Wanderers made no mistake from the spot and the half ended with a 1 -1 tie.! Both sides had several chances to score in the second half but the game remained tied until ten minutes from the end when Wanderer's Ralph Cyderman ran onto a ball from a long throw in and tucked it into the net for a 2 -1 victory for Oshawa. On Tuesday, September 21st at the Civic Auditorium 7 p.m., the King ,Garden Restaurant Soccer team entertained the top of the table Adria team. This team is currently battling with Italia for supremacy of the Motor City Soccer League, and has one of the highest work rates of any team in the league. Previous meetings with Adria led to a 2 - 0 loss in the league and a lopsided 7-1 loss in the cup. This : game began with Bowmanville battling strongly in midfield and working well in defence with sweeper Bernie Lewis and full back Bill Espie giving 150 percent effort. Bowmanville took the lead after a cross from Scott Hillier found the head of Sid Ryan who ran between several Adria defence to get to the ball. Adria equalized before half time when the ball was crossed from the by line by Ted Swed and striker Mark Andra juloc twisted his neck to an impossible angle to head the ball home. Strong pressure was applied throughout the second half by Adria as they desperately needed the two points, and their, persistence was rewarded with a goal midway through the second half. Credit must be given to the Bowmanville team who continued to work strongly right to the final whistle ana gave a good effort throughout. " " " v 1 DURHAM PRECISION CABINETS LTD. CUSTOM BÜILT KITCHEN CABINETS & VANITIES FREE ESTIMATES 161 Base Line East, Unit 2 Bowmanville 623-2056 Commercial Hockey Starts Season Team Standing L. Georgiou - 5853 pins, 5 points, L. Piper - 5805, 5, R. Wright - 5624, 5, R. Etcher 5641, 4, V. Terry 5638, 3, E. Perfect 5553,2, J. Edmondson 5452, 2, R. Stacey 5368, 2, K. Hayes 5484,1, P. Murphy 5459, 1. Top Ten Averages L. Georgiou 271, P. Murphy 233, J. Edmondson 220, G. Simpson 217, L. Piper 215, E. Perfect 214, G. Edmondson 212, C. Gattie 211, H. Reynolds 210, M, Reynolds 209. High Triple Ladies - H. Reynolds 647, Men - L. Georgiou 860. High Single Ladies - H, Reynolds 248, Men - L. Georgiou 315. The Commercial Hockey League began a new season of action on Sunday with most of the familiar faces returning. Going by what was witnessed in this first action, many excellent rookies have been added. The first game, a 5 - 1 victory for Bolahoods over Cowans featured some excellent goal tending by Tim Vanstone in Bolahoods net and some good shooting by players on both teams. Scoring for Bolahoods were John Taylor (3 goals 1 assist), Bob Howes (1 goal 2 assists) Terry Baker (1 assist), Mike Cornell (1 assist), and Phil Magnally (1 goal). Cowans' lone goal was scored by Barry Brunt and assisted by Steve Hogarth and Rob Large. The second game' saw Walter Franks take an early lead on Spencers only to have Spencers come back very strongly to claim a 6 - 4 victory. Scoring for Spencers were Brian Alïin (1 goal, 2 assists), Jim Patterson (2 goals), Danny Armstrong (1 goal 2 assists), Steve Starkey (1 goal 1 assist), Jim Hogarth (1 assist), Geordie Bowen (1 assist), Noel Marsella (1 goal 1 assist), and John Binning. 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