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1 King Garden Oldtimers Win "B" Championship In First Tournament By Bob Sheridan In a tournament held Saturday Saturday in Port Hope, King Garden came out a little flat against the Oshawa Hot Dog's team who defeated them 4 -1. Bowmanville's lone goal was scored by Siegi Rohr. Art Hester played well enough in the Bowmanville goal for the win but his team Tost several scoring chances by being too anxious. In the second game, Bqw- manville defeated the Newcastle Newcastle Queen's Hotel team, 5 - 1 with goals by Joe Balson, George Sainsbury, Ron Clemens and Bob Sheridan with two. Ron Clemens scored his second goal of the day with a McGregor Minor Bantams Start Season with a Bang On September 25 the Minor Bantam Toros played their first game of tne year and came home with a win. Ajax scored the first goal of the game but two minutes 1 later Jamie Downing tied up the score at 1-aTl. Glen Campbell and Kelly Armstrong Armstrong gained assists. In the second period, Ajax took the lead again but before long Chris Beck scored to again tie the score and then scored two more goals, gaining gaining his first hat trick (con- g 'atulations Chris ! ). Michael allant, Jamie Downing (2), Jamie Lever, Ted Groves, all got assists. Chris Shymr added the last insurance goal to close the game at 5 - 3 for Bowmanville. Assists went to Brian Noble and Scott Page. On Sept. 27, the McGregor Hardware Toros hosted the Little NHL Redwings and defeated their guests 5-1. Ted Groves started off the scoring at the 4.24 mark with Mike Colwell and Chris Beck assisting. Bowmanville then took a 2 - 0 lead at the 5.18 . mark when Mike Gallant 1 scored from Mike Houston and Brian Noble. Then the Redwings Redwings scored their only goal and made it 2 -1 for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. In the second period, Brian Noble scored with. Mike , Houston assisting. Chris Beck added number four, unassisted. unassisted. Then in the third period Brian Noble added number five, putting the game out of reach for the Red Wings. Mike Houston and Shawn Rekker. assisted on the goal. ' On Oct. 2 the Toro Minor Bantams hosted Belleville and suffered their first loss 5 - 2 to Belleville. The Toros had ample opportunities opportunities to score but it just wasn't their day. Belleville spent 22 minutes in the penalty box to our eight minutes but that still was no help in gaining gaining a win. Tn the first period, Belleville jumped to a 2 - 0 lead. In the second period, the Toros got on the score sheet with a goal by Chris Beck on passes from George Pithie and Derek Clark. Brian Noble tied up the score soon after and Chris Beck and Mike Colwell got assists. Then their luck ran out and Belleville added three Glei and imvr go even higher with 2 Glen Campbell, Chris npbell, ;Le goals. Beck arid Jamie Lever got assists. Scott Page scored his first goal of the season - unassisted, going around the confused Belleville players and tucking the puck in the net. Chris Beck added another goal, unassisted. unassisted. Jamie scored the last goal making it a double digit win. Glen Campbell gained an assist on the goal. At this time we would like to welcome baçk the coach, Brian Taylor, manager, John Page and trainer, Henry Downing. We would also like to welcome back last year's players and wish them a successful successful year and extend special welcome to the three new team members, goalie - Travis Martyn, right winger Chris Shymr and defenseman Mike Colwell and hope they enjoy playing with the Toros. Team members are: goalies -DavidSmith, Travis Martyn; forwards - Brian Noble, Scott Page, John Romano, George Pithie, Jamie Downing, Chris Beck, Glen Campbell, Chris Shmyr and Tea Groves; defencemen - Shawn Rekker, Mike Colwell, Bob McArthur Kelly Armstrong, Larry Perris and Jamie Lever. Sports Shorts HOLE-IN-ONE -- Not to be outdone by her husband, Loretta Bartsch of the Bowmanville Golf Club scored a hole-in-one recently while playing at Summerlea Golf Club. Loretta used a five wood on the ISOyard, 11th hole. The feat was attested by Bill Ford and Paul Barnemy. Earlier this year, Don Bartsch aced the third hole at Bowmanville. GOLFERS! Suiting en Monday, Oct. 4, BewmenvWe Country Club wW offer FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY FREE GOLF -- you just have to rent a goll cart - (il goll cart unavailable green lees plus pull cart $5) BOWMANVILLE 60LF AND COUNTRY CLUB Middle Rd. 623-2670 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES Public Notice The following facilities will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11, 1982: Newcastle Fitness Centre Bowmanvilje Memorial Arena Darlington Sports Centre T. A. Fanning, R.D.M.R. Director of Community Services ^77- rifle shot from fhe right side in the final game of the day against the Oshawa Glen- wood's team. Dave Green who assisted on Ron's goal, scored; two beautiful goals himself to put Bowmanville ahead 3 - li Hugh German finished the scoring to win the "B" division division of the tournament. HoJ Dogs, who defeated Bowmanville Bowmanville in the first game also defeated Markham Fernandos to capture the "A" division title. This was a good start to the season for Bowmanville's most successful hockey team. A lot of credit has to go to both our goalies, Art Hester and Grant Wright. Grant won the award for the best goaltender in the tournament. SPORTS ■m Mit The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 6. 1962 7 Lawn Bowlers Admit Summer Is Over Castle Hotel Wins Men's Title in Fog Filled Game more goals to win 5-2. The Toros Minor Bantams travelled to Belleville on October 3 to return the exhibition game. The boys decided Saturday^ loss was too easy for Belleville so they skated on the ice and each ana every player gave 110 per cent to devastate their hosts 10 - 0. The goalies David Smith and Travis Martyn stood up fantastically and gained a shut out. At the 2:38 mark of the first period George Pithie put in a nice goal from the left side and it turned out to be the winner. Chris Beck and Kelly Armstrong got assists. The second and insurance goal was scored by Chris Beck from George Pithie and Scott Page. At this point the Toros never looked back. Brian Noble got three goals to gain his first nat trick (congratulations, Brian! ) Jamie Downing, Mike Colwell, Chris Beck, George Pithie, John Romano, Scott Page all got assists on Brian's goals! Finally, after numerous delays due to rain, the final game of the Men's Softball Playoffs was played on Thursday night. Although it didn't rain, it was foggy, and at times the spectators were unable to see the fielders. The fog certainly didn't help the photographer either as evidenced by the photos. Ho above bwever, the Castle Hotelers were able to see well enough to win the fourth game in the best of seven series. The Hotelers defeated Century 21, 11 - 2 to take the championship. Team members are from left to. right, front row, John Allen, Jim McKnight, Joe Whyte, Rick Woolner, Gord Weir, back row, Rick Santomero, Doug Bickle, Steve Allen, Joe Humenick, Brad Godfrey, and Frank Smith. Absent was Kevin Noble. Castle Hotel Team Wins 1982 Men's Fastball By David Passant Castle Hotel defeated Century 21 Banner Passant Real Estate on Thursday, Sept. 30th to emerge as the men's fastball champions of the 1982 season with an 11 - 2 triumph at Memorial Park. Castle swept Century 4 - 0 and out scored them 40 -11 in the final series. Castle Hotel finished on top in the regular season and eliminated Port Darlington Marina 3 games to one in the semi-finals. Century 21 swept the other semi-final over 2nd place Brooking Transport in 3 straight contests. Castle 11 Century 2 The Hotelers counted a single run in the first and 3 in the second inning to take a 4 - 0 lead. Rick Woolner's 2 run triple scored the eventual winning run of the contest. John Allen (7-1) scattered six hits as he controlled the Century batters throughout the final series. Dave Passant (0-1) was relieved by Dennis "Goose" Bickell in the middle of the 4th inning. Batting champ Brad Godfrey were 3 for 4 at the plate with 2 RBI's to lead the Castle offense. Joe Humenick doubled twice collecting 3 RBI's in the process. Steve Allen drove in a run with 2 base hits. Rick Santomero, Reggie Woolner and Gord Weir had the champs other hits. Century's Ron Simpson and Mark Schneider collected a pair of hits each. Dwayne Toll and Clancy Lavender counted the other safeties.,; Around the Bases: Players are reminded of the annual banguet and dance to be held Minor Roe Wees Outhustie Oshewa's L.N.H.L. Brains Friday, October 22nd, 1982, at 6:30 p.m. at the Orono Arena. Admission to the banquet and dance is free for players and $10 per couple for nonmembers. nonmembers. Everyone is welcome and for further information contact Gord Weir 623-7072 or David Passant 623-6121. Bolahoods Cowans Earn Wins by Ted Brown The Commercial Hockey League played its second weekend of action on Sunday. The most noticeable feature of the game was the strong goal tending turned in by all four of the goalies. In the first game only a single shot by Bolahood's Terry Baker eluded the grasp of Frank's goalie Britt Murphy. This was on a passing play from Phil Manganelli and Mike Cornell. For the rest of the game all dangerous scoring opportunities opportunities were smothered by the alert goalies or their helping defencemen. The second game although more wide open also featured good goal tending. The game was a 2 - 2 tie going into the third period, but Cowans really poured it on to score 4 late goals and take a 6 - 2 win away from Spencers. Scoring for Cowans- were last year's scoring champ Sam Allin (1 goal 3 assists), Joey Burns (1 goal), Steve Hogarth (1 assist), Wayne Whiteman (1 assist), Barry Brunt (1 goal 1 assist), Mark Ellis (1 goal), and Arnold Nicolson (2 goals 1.assist). Spencers goals were scored. by Brian Allin and Steve Starkey with assists going to Louie Anderson, Noel Marsella and Russ Maxwell. Many Makers Bowling Etcher -13 - 9221, Junkin -11 8748, Vanhalteren - 8 - 8736, Smith - 6 - 8783, Elliott - 5 - 8331, Roberts - 2 - 8643. High Single - Reta Junkin 252. High Double - Reta Junkin 452 (200, 252). High Average - Carol Roberts 208. This has not been a great bowling season weàtherwise with a wet spring, a nice July and a cool wet August. However, However, all our tournaments had good entries and went well and the elements were very kind. We lost a few members, picked picked up very enthusiastic replacements, replacements, so membership remained quite satisfactory, and on Sunday, the 26th, we had our closing for the year which started off with a meeting meeting at 1:30. Pres. Ab Mavin gave a review review of the activities and Treasurer Brian Hughes reported reported a good season financially. financially. The new executive were elected as follows - Past Pres. Ab Mavin, Pres. Pete Bathgate, Bathgate, Vice Harold Bennett, Sec. and Tournament Sec. Ab Mavin, Treas. Brian Hughes. This was followed by two fast games of bowling - start when the whistle blows and bowl like mad until the final whistle is heard. Ordinarily in the time allotted we would bowl eight ends: under the new hurry up scheme 12 ends were completed. Francis Thompson with Vi Coole and Hilda Sim- nick and Gwen Coombes with Mary, Thompson and Marg. Nicks each had a win and a tie with Francis and Co. getting the nod as they had more points (one more to be exact). Pete Bathgate with Dave Park and Thelma Bennett were high one game winners. Following the games, about 35 persons sat down to a yummy pot luck supper which was a joy to behold and enjoy. The ladies are both great cooks and lawn bowlers. We keep a running tabulation tabulation of games played during the year and Pete Bathgate was high with 25 wins. Then the ladies took over with Rena Bathgate and Marg. Nicks tied at 23: Vi Coole and Hilda Simnick each had 22 and Helen Millson had 21. These people all got prizes which would not affect their amateur standing. The ladies section have also had their meeting and their new officers are - Past Pres. Ev. Smith, Pres. Marg Perris, Sec. Rena Bathgate, Treas. Mary Thompson, Tournament Sec. Mabel Mavin. The writer has been filling in for Norm Smith while he and Ev. have been kicking up their heels in England. The rumor is that next year, the Smith's may be spending five months over'ome. If Norm isn't careful careful we may consider canceling canceling his contract for the Bowmanville lawn bowling club. There were people absent on Sunday because of illness: some were travelling: some had prior commitments, one of the absentees whom we all missed was Les Langs. Les has probably done more for our club than any other person. person. Thank you to Johnny James and The Statesman for the coverage we have been given this season and other seasons. It has been much appreciated. And watch for our reports next season. We may yet nave our ace reporter back action. Morgan m The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display • Tues. 4:00 p.m. ' Classified • Tues. 12:00 noon The Bowmanville Minor Pee Wee Toros hosted Oshawa L.N.H.L. Bruins September 28 at Bowmanville Arena. The locals came out on top 5 - 2 in their first exhibition match of the new season. As the final roster has ndt been picked, all the boys were hustling, looking looking for a spot on the team. The first period ended in a 1 to 1 tie although the Toros held a large edge in play.after the Bruins opened a 1 - 0 lead, Greg Gardner evened things up with assists going to Stephen Smith and Greg Healey. In the second jperiod, Jeff Woodlock scored an unassisted unassisted goal to give Bowmanville Bowmanville the lead. The teams exchanged goals before the 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 . Rhll. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywooa Speciality Custom Milling MILL and YARD 326 Rlleon Rd. 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Van Halteren 9, T. Van Halteren 8, B. Vroom 4. Ladies' high single - M. Evers 290. Men's high single - N. Griffioen 285. Ladies' high triple - A, Van. Halteren 638. Men's high triple - N. Griffioen 659. Ladies' high average - A, Van Halteren 191. Men's high average - M. Rozema 212. Liberty Belles High Averages: Julie McMullen - 212, Carol Roberts 203, Ann Bons - 194, May Alldread - 192, Sharon Robinson - 191. High Single - Ann Bons - 276. High Double - Ann Bons - 228 - 276 - 504. ■Team Standings Mary Smith 7187 -10 points, Gail Millson 6865 - 9, Sharon Robinson 6984 - 8, Pat Lunn 6825 - 7, Ruth Hartford 6457 - 7, May Alldread 6715 - 5, Rita Junkin 6654 - 5, Carol Roberts 6671 - 4, Cisca Van Hoof 6559 - 4, Ena Etcher 6581 - 1. 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