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i ) Smith Sets Blistering Pace in Bewmanville Non Contact Action FLYING DUTCHMEN STANDINGS AS OF Dutchman Town Sport United Courtice Shoppers Bowmanville Rest. Clinic Beasties G.P. W. L. 5 5 0 T. 0 G.F. 42 OCT.24 G.A. Pts. 12 10 J. Smith P. Bycok D. Moriarity M. Clouthier D. Taylor P. Green M. Clarey D. Rickard B. Roberts R. Edmunds 5 4 1 0 27 5 4 1 0 21 5 2 2.1 15 5 2 3 0 13 5 1 3 1 22 5 0 3 2 14 5 0 5 0 12 Top 10 G.P. G. A. 13 11 18 24 28 30 30 Team Dutchman Dutchman Dutchman Bow. Rest. Dutchman Town Sport Town Sport United Dutchman Dutchman 17 6 2 7 4 4 3 3 6 2 9 11 10 3 6 6 7 7 3 7 Mi.P. Pts. 6 26 3 17 15 12 0 10 3 10 6 10 0 10 0 10 0 9 By Bob Burke The Flying Dutchmen out- shot 27 - 19 by the much improved Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern Team managed to outscore B. R. and T. 7 - 2 in Saturday's first game. Jim Smith collected two goals for the Dutchmen to bring his totals to 17 goals and nine assists in their first five games of the season. Roy Edmunds opened the scoring with less than two minutes gone in the game. John Rowlands made the score 2 - 0 less than a minute later. Jim Smith notched his first of the evening just as the first period was coming to an end. Dave Wilson put B. R. and T. on the board mid-way through the game then came back two shifts later to collect his second of the night and make the score 3 - 2. Smith picked up his second of the night with four minutes left in the second period. Paul Bycok slid one past A1 Taggart in nets for B. R. and T. as the period was ending. Bob Pierce and Brian "The Animal" Caron rounded out the scoring in the final period to leave the Dutchmen with a 5 - 0 record on the year two points ahead of Town Sports and United Drug Mart. In Saturday's second game, United Drug Mart had to come from behind to eke out a 3 - 2 last minute win over the Auto Wreckers from Courtice. Courtice's Tom Fennell collected the only goal in the 1st period in a game that saw United Drug Mart outshoot Courtice 44 - 20. A1 Junkin made it 2 - 0 for Courtice seven minutes into the second period. Keri Rowe put United on the board late in the second period. Ken came back three minutes into the final period to tie the game at 2 up. John Stainton notched the winner for United with just two minutes left in the game and CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE LAST CHANCE!! TO JOIN THE BOWMANVILLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB Learn-to-Skate - Wednesday from 5 - 6 p.m. Juniors - Wednesday from 6 - 7 p.m. and Sundays from 1-2 p.m. Partial Memberships also available - call Mr. Ken Urwin 263-2674. Skating starts November 1st so register now at the Community Services Office, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville. (623-3379). Joseph P. Caruana Deputy Director Department ot Community Services October 27,1982 File: 110:B:82 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 27,1982 9 Townsports On a Roll Hunts Still Faltering Cowan Eagles Scramble for a Tie with Bewdley with Greg Adams in the penalty box which meant they were playing a man short at the time. Sunday morning, Town Sport wiped the sleep from their eyes early as they took a five goal lead before Clinic Pharmacy could beat a recuperating recuperating Mike Willoughby between the pipes to his own Town Sports. Phil Green opened the scoring for Town with just over two minutes gone into the game. Ken Holmes, off to a slow start this year, made it 2 - 0 thirty seconds later. Ken made it 3 - 0 before the period was over. The second period saw Eric Strand, who has really gotten into coaching this year notch his third goal of the year along with Mark Clary also collecting collecting his third of the year. Mike Willoughby picked up an assist on Mark's goal. The third period belonged to Clinic as George Hill's and Len Jay collected goals for Clinic Pharmacy and made the final score 5-2 and leave Town Sports to within two points of league leading Dutchmen. In Sunday's final game, Shoppers Drug Mart won their second game of the season defeating Beasties 3-1. Mike Knight scored the only goal of the first period for Shoppers. The second period saw Terry Klawitter, wno had his garage rearranged a couple of hours earlier, notch his second goal of the year. Ron Griffiths made it 3 - 0 half way through the second period. Jeff Bicker- staff spoiled Steve Plumbtree's shut out bid midway through the final period. Butch Colbourne from the Beasties advises that his team, as of this time without a sponsor is actively seeking a sponsor to put his name on their sweaters. Anyone interested can contact Butch at 623-4590. Most of the teams in this year's Junior C league are showing considerable improvement, including the Bewdley squad who were here on Sunday night and held the Eagles to a 5-5 draw. In this photo, Randy MacDonald and Carl Chambers of the Eagles are closing in on the Bewdley goalie while two of Rice Lakers appear about to take off with the puck that obviously has bounced or been shot out to them. By Ted Brown In the first game on Sunday, Spencers, with their top line sick or injured, were an easy victim for the fast improving Walter Frank's team. Scoring 6 times in the second period Franks turned a close game into a 12-3 rout. Scoring for Walter Franks were Barry Fenton (3 goals, 2 assists), Wray Rendell (1 goal, 3 assists), A1 Clark (3 goals, 1 assist), Tim Jenkins (3 goals, 4 assists), Calvin Ellis (l.goal), Pete Sero (2 assists), Darral Osmond (1 goal), Tom Connell C2 assists), and Mark Starkey (2 assists). Spencer's scoring was done by Mike Adams (2 goals), Bob Bickle (1 goal), Danny Armstrong Armstrong (2 assists), Noel Mas- sella (2 assists), Tim Hogarth )1 assist) and Russ Maxwell (1 assist). The second game was an evenly played game that was decided on the basis of a hot goaltender. Courtesy of a fine effort by Britt Murphy in the net, Bolahoods beat Cowans 6-3. Star of the offensive game was Rick Woolner with his sharp passing, good checking and very heady play. By B. Jones Last Thursday night's action saw Townsports extend its winning streak to three games by punishing the castle 6-3. On the other side of the coin, the Hapless Hunt's continued continued to slide further into the cellar. Hunt's dropped another another 4-1 "'decision to the fast improving Bowmanville Golf. In the first contest, Town- sports' Brian Allin, opened the scoring with a picture perfect play set up nicely by Tim Jenkins. The Hotel Club's Boyd Kitox popped one in less than two minutes, later to even (he score. Another quick goal from Glen Murphy pushed pushed Townsports ahead 2-1 at the end of the first frame. The second period proved to be the clincher as Townsports netted three against the flat- footed Hotel Club. Tommy Conahan and A1 Brunt picked up two markers with assists going to Brian Allin and Tim Jenkins. Townsports' third goal of the period came on an excellent effort from sharpshooter sharpshooter Brian Allin. The Castle rallied for one goal when Tim Almond sent Jim Baker in for the score. The final frame saw each club score one apiece. Dave Down, with Rick Woolner and Glen Murphy assisting, tallied the loner for Townsports. The Hotel's single marker was bagged by Grant Brock with Jim Baker and Dan Ross assisting. In the late game, Hunt's Photomen came up with a valiant effort but fell short of the task, dropping another decision to Bowmanville Golf. Fine goaltending from Scott Burgess and Bernie Bevans made for an exceptionally entertaining contest. Hunts and Bow. Golf locked horns for the first two periods, with Bow. Golf edging ahead 2-1. The power of the Country Club could be contained no longer as they scored two unanswered unanswered goals in the third. The lone goal for Hunts was notched by rookie Paul Dad- son with Barry Fenton assisting. assisting. Bow. Golf's snipers were Brad Godfrey, Doug Crough, Lumpy Oliver and Mike Wade with assists collected by Dave Draper, Doug Crough, Sandy Brown, Mark Slemon and Dave Wilson with two. This Thursday's action pegs the struggling Hunt's Photo, versus the Castle at 8:00 p.m. Be sure to catch the second game as Bow. Golf attempts to upset the undefeated Townsports. Townsports. Legion Ladies October 21,1982 Team Standings J. Sutcliffe 21 - 22,552; V. Terry 16-21,742; O.Etcher 12- 21,210; L. Wright 10-20,145; N. Evans 8 - 20,291; V. Fairey 5 - 19,596. High single - J. Sutcliffe 269. Top triple - J. Sutcliffe 773 (266,238,269). Top Averages J. Sutcliffe 216, O. Etcher 212, N. Evans 202, V. Terry 197, B. Jones 196, S. Roberts 196, V. Fairey 194. St. Joseph's Ladies High Single: Ricky Zealand 240. Ladies High Triple: Linda Sutherland 629. Men's High Single: John Walkey 244. Men's High Triple: Tony Horstman 564. , Team Standings Barb Bugg 36, Don Powers 33, John Luffman 25, Bob Brown 24, Les Hunt 23, Walter Curr 23, Tony Horstman 18, , George Gibbs 14. Minor Bantams Lose Only One Game Out of Five On Oct. 19th, the Minor Bantam Toros played a return match with the Little NHL. Black Hawks and defeated their hosts 6 - 2. Both teams managed to keep the penalty box warm but the Toros kept adding to their score. It was John Romano's big night with a hat trick. (Congratulations John! ) He scored the first goal at the 2.35 mark. Glen Campbell and Kelley Armstrong assisted. At the 11.40 mark John added No. 2 unassisted. In the second period, Jamie Downing increased the score on a pass from Chris Beck. No. 4 was Chris Shmyr leaving his mark with Glen Campbell and Larry Perris helping out. Then with a line change and a face-off, John Romano completed completed his hat trick - unassisted. 1 The third period saw both teams filling the penalty box but Brian Noble managed to get in a goal on a pass up from Mike Colwell on defence. On Oct. 21, we visited the Newcastle Major Minor "B" team and defeated them 5-1. The boys displayed excellent behavior keeping cool heads and got "No Penalties" during the whole game. Newcastle got the first goal of the game but soon after, Scott Page evened the score with assists going to George Pithie and Brian Noble. Although the boys had numerous opportunities opportunities there were no more goals scored until the second period when Chris Beck broke the tie on a pass from Jamie Downing. Glen Campbell added No. 3, John Romano and Shawn Rekker collected assists. Then Jamie Downing scored, Chris Beck and Ted Groves both assisted. The third period was a busy one for Newcastles' goalie and although he stood up well just couldn't hold Shawn Rekkers' blast from the blue line. Chris Shmyr and Glen Campbell got the assists. The boys should be complimented on their good display of clean hockey and the excellent passing especially,. back . to their defensive lines., ; On Oct. 22, the Toros hosted Newmarket and although they played up to their guests were defeated by a close score of 6 - 5. The first period belonged to Chris Shmyr for goals, he collected hi's second hat trick of the year. Ted Groves, Bob McArthur, John Romano and Glen Campbell all added on assists. In the second period, Larry Perris got his first goal of the year, Ted Groves got the assist. Brian Noble added on another goal, linemate Scott Page helping out. The third period was scoreless for the Toros and Newmarket ended up ahead by one goal. On Oct. 23rd, the Toros hosted Kingston and beat their guests 9 - 3. Kingston became very chippy as the goals added up and unfortunately our boys retaliated so the penalty box became somewhat congested at times. The Toros collected 32 mins, to Kingston's 40 mins. Goal? in the first period went to Jamie Downing and Brian Nobel. Chris Beck, Bob McArthur, George Pithie and Scott Page all collected assists. In the second period George h urf> y! SB We still have some '82's at HUGE SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST The Best Deal on '83's While Stocks Last County Honda Sales Highway No. 2 at Maple Grove 623-2586 Toronto line 683.2751 Pithie scored from Larry Perris, Chris Shmyr scored unassisted, and Scott Page collected a goal from Jamie Downing and Shawn Rekker. Third period goals belonged to Glen Campbell, Chris Shmyr and Chris Beck (two). John Romano (two), Chris Shmyr, Glen Campbell, Jamie Downing, Brian Noble and Jamie Lever all got assists. On Oct. 24th the Toros played, their 5th game of the week and still found the energy to trounce Ajax 11 - 2. The first period put the Toros ahead 5 - 0. Ted Groves opened the scoring, John Romano (two), Chris Beck and Scott Page all added on goals. Assists went to Brian Noble (three), Glen Campbell, Scott Page and George Pithie. In the second period, our Night Hewitt October 20,1982 High single: J, Carter 285. High triple: J. Rowe 671. Team Standings I. Hughes - 17905 pins, 19 pts.; C. Castle - 18920, 18; K. Ralston -18106,15; B. Ballan- tine - 17945, 15; D. Sallows - 18133,11; A. Burgess - 17241, 6. Games Over 200 D. Sallows 210; T. Wright 234; D. McKay 223; C. Lambert Lambert 238; J. Rowe 222, 277; K. Ovenden 219; E. O'Neil 207, 208; I. Hughes 215; M. Trimble 200, 210; J. Bridges 212, 216, 235; S. Barrett 246; J. Norton 237; B. Ballantine 220, A. Burgess Burgess 202; K. Carnavale 233; J, Carter 210, 285; K. Ralston 206; D. Barrett 201; P. Ther- , tell 201; M Found 212. Triple F Bowling Team Standings W. Delange 41, H. Vander- gaast 36, M. Rozema 29, N. Bakker 29, A. Bonsma 29, N. Griffioen 26, A. Van Halteren 23, D. Van Abbema 21, J. Dragstra 19, R. Bouwmeester 18, T. Van Halteren 15, B. Vroom 8, High single: Ladies: A. Glasbergen 257, Men: A, Dejager 276. High triple: Ladies: D. Bakker 607, Men: G. Evers 697. High average: Ladies: A. Van Halteren 186, Men: M. Rozema 207. Monday Night October 18,1982 Onie Etcher 16 -19,714; Rita Junkin 15 - 20,030; Jackie Bray brook 14 - 19,663; Donna Harness 13 - 19,654; Sharlene Dehart 12 - 18,911; Penny Connaghan 10.5 - 19,700; Valerie Smith 10 - 19,620; Marilyn Flintoff 10 - 19,033; Gwen Forrester 10 - 18,701; Nancy Evans 7 - 17,978; Fern Bradley 4.5 - 18,248; Nancy' Living 4 - 18,098. High triple: Linda Taylor - 709, High single: Janet Harness - 313. boys added four more goals but Ajax managed to put in one. Chris Beck, Brian Noble (two) and Ted Groves all scored. George Pithie, Scott Page, Ted Groves, Jamie Lever and Brian Noble got assists, (giving Brian a big 6 pt. game!) The third period the Toros added two more goals to one from Ajax. Ted Groves completed his hat trick. ( Congratulations Ted ! ) with an unassisted goal. Kelley Armstrong got his first goal of the season with Chris Shmyr assisting. The Toros defence must be applauded on the way they showed Ajax how to get the job done and both goalies, David Smith and Travis Martyn deserve credit for their continued excellent performance. performance. Keep up the good work boys! The first game between Cowans and Spencers was a 4 - 4 tie with only a few minutes to go. Unfortunately for Spencers, Cowan's scoring machine of Joe Burns and Sam Allin ignited and fired three quick goals to gain their team a 7 - 4 win. 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