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Flying Dutchmen, Clinic Phermecy Only Undefeated Teams Flying Dutchmen Courue Auto Clinic Pharmacy Shoppers Drug Mart United Drug Mart Town Sport Bowmanville R&T Beasties Scoring P.WL 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 G.F.G.A. PTS 14 7 7 8 6 6 8 6 7 6 7 8 5 8 9 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1962 7 Flying Dutchman Bantams Open Season with 5-5 Tie Whitby Team Beats Jaycees in Terry Fox Tournament Scoring Leaders G.P Jim Smith Fly. Dut.; Paul Bycok Fly. Dut. Pat Murdock Clinic A1 Junkin Courtice Dan MoriarityFly. Dut. George Hillis Clinic By Bob Burke ' The Bowmanville Non- Contact Hockey League, with two weekends of play in the record book, find the Flying Dutchman atop the standings with two impressive wins. Clinic Pharmacy have collected two -jeome from behind ties to remain the only other team without a loss this season. j In Saturday's first game it took a last minute goal for Clinic to wrestle a tie from the much improved sophmores in the league. Courtice Auto Wreckers. Courtice took an early two goal lead on a pair of goals by Al Junkin before Dave Hansen found the net for Clinic. The teams went into the bussing room at the end of two periods with the score 2 -1 in favor of Courtice Auto Wreckers. Tom Fennell made it 3 -1 early in the third period. George Hillis brought the game closer with his first goal midway through the third period. With only 1.05 left on the clock, George Hills was able to put the puck past Barry Roberts in net for Courtice to salvage a 3 - 3 tie. In Saturday's second game Shopper's Drug Mart eaked / out a 5 - 4 win over the fast' starting and much imjjrove^ other sophmore team in thé league, Bowmanville Restaurant Restaurant and Tavern. B. R. & took an early three goal lead on goals from Alfred Yoing, Mitch Clouthier and John A jlinlWn J»ort »a G. A. G.P. G. A. MIP PTS 2 4 4 3 8 2 3 2 0 5 2 2 3 0 5 2 2 3 3 5 2 2 2 6 4 2 2 2 6 4 Moon only to have Shoppers score three unanswered goals from Kevin Lacey, Mike Knight and Ron Aylsworth to end the second period tied up 3 - 3. Tom Chapman put B. R. & T. ahead 4 - 3 early in the third period and it appeared as if they were going to put out an upset victory. Shoppers tied the game up with four minutes left on the clock on a goal by Tully Thompson and then two minutes later Shoppers perenial all star, Gary James found the range to give Shoppers Shoppers a 5 - 4 win. Sunday morning United Drug Mart and Beastis took to the ice for the 7 a.m. game. United jumped to a quick lead and never surrendered it. Jim Lenke opened the scoring for United, followed by Rick Drew and Rick Hall before Orval Withers notched the first for the Beasties. Rick Drew came back'on a beautiful goal, his third of the season and second of the game to make the score 4 -1. Dave Wittaker made the score 4 - 2 before the final buzzer. ,/ In Sunday's other game the league leading Flying Dutchman Dutchman fired 45 shots at Mike Willoughby between the pipes for Town Sports. Town Sports managed only twenty-one shots at Dave Forrester in nets for the Dutchmen. The Dutchman scored five goals in the first period, Jim Smith with 2, Paul Bycoh, also with a pair and Bert Roberts his first of the game. Town Sports took command in the second period and came to within two of the Dutchmen as Vern Beck, Phil Green and Ken Holmes counted counted for Town Sports. The final period saw Bert Roberts score his second of the game to make the final score 6 - 3. Hockey continues this Saturday Saturday at 8 at the Bowmanville Arena. The Bowmanville Jaycees hosted the Terry Fox Two Pitch Softball tournament - on Saturday at Memorial Park. The local club put up a valiant effort, but the Jaycees were outscored, 11 - 3, by Weatherall Plumbing of Whitby in the final game of the 'A' Championship. Team members of the host team are from left to right, front row, Rick Stacey, Dave Dove, Ted Alldread, Walt Zarowny, Glen Massow, Les Smith, back row, Wayne Aasen, Dave Spence, Kevin Des Barres, Randy Beauprie, John Blodgett, Graham Hewitt, Rick Allen and Bill Stacey. 1 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our speciality is lumber and lumber/products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. . Walnut ■ Cherry . Maple - Redwood . . Te* • Oak Phil.Mahog. • Softwoods I Hardwood & softwood plywood 1 . MILL and YARD Spe;lality Custom Milling 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oahawa 725-4744 Mackie and Reid Paving won the 'B' Championship on Saturday at Memorial Park. Team members are from left to right, front row, Brian Dennis, R. J. Hall, Steve Routh, John Crossey, Sam Snowden, back row, Jerry Johnston, Bill Crossey, Geoff Masters, Ted Hallman, Dennis Ladies Monday Night League Ferguson, and Larry Bate. Earlier last week, Mackie and Reid also won the 'C' Division of the Bowmanville Men's Lobb Ball League. Absent for the photo are Ed Ryhorchuk, Lloyd Forsey, Britt Murphy, Ron Stainton, George Bowen, Art Farrow, Bob Wallis and Scott Wallis. Men's Major 5th wk. 1st sch. 1982-3 Team Piper won 12, lost 3,12 points, Stacey 11, 4, ll, Murphy 10, 5,10, Etcher 10, 5, 10, Adams 9, 6, 9, Georgiou 8, 7, 8, Richards 7,8,7, Laird 6, 9, 6, Perfect 6, 9, 6, Oke 6, 9, 6, Coombes 3,12, 3,wilcox 2, 13, 2. Averages Don Ellis 236, Ron Etcher 232, Geo. Piper 224, Moe Richards 224, Dick Perfect 224, Sam Adams 222, Gord Wilcox 222, Kevin Eves 222, Larry Piper 219, Bud Henning 218. High Single Gord Wilcox 346. High Triple Moe Richards 782. High Single Team Laird 1292. High Triple Team Richards 3580. Triple F Bowling Team Standings W. De Lange 31, M. Rozema 24, H. Vandergaast 24, N. Bakker 22, D. Van Abbema 17, A. Bonsma 17, A. Van Halte- ren 16, N. Griffioen 16, J. Dragstra 15, R. Bouwmeester 14, T. Van Halteren 8, B. Vroom 6. High single, Ladies: S. Rozema 239. Men: Albert 1 Vandergaast 279. High Triple, Ladies: S. Rozema 597. Men: J. Rozema 679. High average, Ladies: A. Van Halteren 190. Men: M. Rozema 210. Youth Bowling Junior Mixed League Team Standings Smith 12, Skene 12, Lugten- burg 10, Taylor 8, McMullen 4, Dudley 4, Serrurier 2, Henning 0. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 297, S. Swallows Swallows 225, K. Black 225, C. Skene 213-202, K. McFeeters 204, T. McMullen 204. High Triples M. Lugtenburg 657, S. Swallows Swallows 574, C. Skene 567, T. McMullen 566, K. Black 523. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Woolley 7, Sutcliffe 5, Trotter Trotter 2, Thompson 0. High Games S. Woolley 220-308-246 (774), D. Trotter 266 (615), S. Thompson Thompson 201 (566), E. Bird 227 (555), D. Thompson 208 (542), A. Van Goor 218 (524), K. Wright 203, R. Terry 197, S. Murray 218. The Bowmanville Flying Dutchman Bantams opened their regular season on Saturday, Saturday, October 9, with a 5 - 5 tie against Pickering. The Toros looked very impressive in their season opener and should be in for a much improved season. Although falling behind 1-0 after only minutes into the game, Kelly Balson replied with two first period goals to put the Toros ahead 2-1 after the first frame. Pickering scored early in the second period once again but Bowmanville responded with three straight goals to pull out in front 5-2. 'Die third goal was scored by Greg Martin, the fourth by Mark Hickey, and the fifth by Martin again. The Toros seemed to be well in command late in the second but made numerous defensive errors and Pickering tallied for two goals in the last 52 seconds of the second period. Bowmanville played an aggressive third period, but with 5 minutes left in the game, Pickering tied the score. The Toros had numerous numerous chances late in the game including a break-away with one second left but the Pickering Pickering goaltender was equal to the task and stopped Kelly Balson to preserve the tie and deny Bowmanville its season opener victory. Playing in goal for the Toros were Phil Bird (who stopped a penalty shot) and Brian Treen. ' Team members for the 1982- 83 edition of the Flying Dutchman Dutchman Major Bantams are: Phil Bird, Ian Wheelock, Rob Boyle, Warren Short, Rod Bate, David Tuepah, Greg Martin, Chris Urie, Mark Hickey, Kelly Balson, Murray Henderson, Kevin Nagel, Paul Herron, Tim VanLeeuwen, Chris Langford. Coach: Mark Doyle, Assistant Coach: Jeff Sallows , Manager: Gail Walerwich. Good luck Toros! The Bowmanville United Soccer Club wishes to thank everyone who helped the club during the past season, some of these people are: Vince Moore Mark Brown Bruce Mills Pat O'Connor Tony Boestra Harold Yellowlees Anne Cook Jake Dykstra Dave Rogers John Cook Steve McGillivray AlLazune Ray Coble Mike Day Wayne Pleau Doug Bryant Tom Vanderstoop Paul Killens George Pithie Vic Goad John Payne Jim Campbell Matthew Goad Lori Luke Tony Cay Andrew Goad Steve Liptay Jerry Snowden Karen Clarke Mrs. Lazune Mike Davies Deryk Clarke Mrs. Dave Rogers Keith Whiten Peter Clarke Ed Lepard Ray Lambert Steve McHugh John Virtue Dick Budel Denny Hayes Doug Henning Don Rogers Tim Whalen Chris Clifton Werner Ruthard Pierre St. Amand Doug Ridge Al Desmedt Leo McLean Jeff Knox Eric Burton Francis Van Hoof Jan Bowers Murray Minnis Wolf Geiger Jeff Metcalf Neil McAllister Art Gillingham Todd Bowen Dwight Esler Bernard Huxter Graham Dallas Bob Tompkins Jim Leslie Cathy Sleeves Bill Tomlinson Guy Ryan Bill Burns Don Scott David Clements Barry Browes Harvey Partner John Cannings Harry Baker Lome Thompson Roy Vanderkwaak Cindy Hanthorn , Bert Kaldeway Romona Rickard Rod Craig Bruce Thertell Brian Purdy Dave Taylor Bill Gaudet David Smales Steve Taylor Bob Lewis Dave Pearcey Ron Clemens Tony Wood Ken Cowling Mom's Kitchen Kenny Davies Sharon Acheson Oshawa Crane Roger French Dayne Lycett Orono Amateur Athletic Assoc. Richard Dupe Henry Pickenbrock: Knights of Columbus Gary Bridger Joe Veiling Kraco Contracting Robert French Klaas Degroot Town Sports Nick Van Seggelen Brian Smith Port of Newcastle GregVey i Mrs. Eldrldge Virtue Fuels Bill Read Gary Greenley Anne Cowman Larry Lawless Arthur Britton Marie Hubbard Tom Dejong Ray Kichko Kinsmen Larry Pearce Roger Langley Mary Brown Don Brown Stew Tripp Hooper's Trophy Centre Steve Czypha George Latter 0 & R Agencies Tom Sluymers Marcel Zwetsloot Marketplan Dan Masked Bill Bates Lange's Photo Lab Allan Tibbies Darlene Taggart Tim's Rent-All Ben Vanderheyden Mr. McMillan J & J Sharpening Mike Riddle Bev Bryant Roy Nichols Motors '.Jim Beam Mr. Johnson Rice Construction 'Bill Holroyd Bill Harford Checker's Variety Jim Potter Pat Knight Amco Home Siding . Jim Baker Loran Pascoe King Gardens Tyrone Athletic Assoc. Thanks also to the parents who pitched in and helped on many occasions. Signed MIKE WOODCOCK, President. 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Oct. 4,1982 Donna Harness 12, 14,180, Rita Junkin 11, 13,960, Onie Etcher' 11, 13,852, Jackie Braybrook 9, 13,880, Valerie Smith 8, 13,963, Marilyn Flintoff 8, 13,635, Gwen Forrester 8, 13,282, Sharlene Dehart 7, 13,198, "Penny Connaghan 6V1>, 13,968, Nancy Evans 4,12,666, Nancy Living 3, 13,085, Fern Bradley 2Vb, 12,819. High Triple: Rita Junkin 839. High Single: Rita Junkin 368. Top 10 Donna Harness 232, Jackie Braybrook 218, 1 Onie Etcher 214, Nancy Living 213, Marilyn Flintoff 212, Rita Junkin 207, Penny Connaghan 203, Valerie Smith 201, Judy Willan 200, Linda Taylor 198, Night Hawks Oct. 6,1982. High Single: Billi Ballantine 249. High Triple: Billi Ballantine 690. Team Standings C. Castle 13477 pins, 16 points, B. Ballantine 12725,12, I. Hughes 12170,11, K. Ralston 12539,9, D. Sallows 12789, 8, A. Burgess 11988, 4. Games Over 2(H) M. Trimble - 212, 235, J. Norton - 203, D. Sallows - 217, T. Wright-221,C. Castle-213, K. Ovenden - 200, E. O'neil - 218, 214, M. 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