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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowma'nville, October 27,1982 [ sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- B.H.S. Junior Football Team won their third successive game on Thursday, defeating Blackstock 13 - 12 in a Lakeshore COSSA game. Wayne Thertell, Dave Reynolds and Gary McCullough scored for B.H.S. FLASBHACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Goodyear's Bowmanville golfing team consisting of Jiggs Cowling, Emerson Ellis, Doug Wilson, Jim Adams, Paul Chant, Jack Bond, Dave King, A1 Gorrie and Pete Landry defeated the Col- lingwood team in a two game points to count series. FIGURE SKATING -- On Thursday, October 7th, 1982, Lori Nichol, daughter of Gordon and June Nichol (nee Wood) passed her Senior Figure Skating Test in Toronto. This is the highest test for skaters to pass and qualifies them to compete at senior level. Lori won the American gold medal when she was 15, and is presently training in Colorado under Mr. Don Laws, world team coach. She will represent Oshawa Skating Club at the first qualifying competition at Peterborough in December, and at the next competition' in Oshawa, in January. Lori, 19 years old, was born in London, and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wood, Concession Rd., E., Bowmanville. Bowmanville. AWARD -- The Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club received an "Outstanding Contributors Contributors Award" from the Ontario March of Dimes recently in recognition of the club's continued support of the 1 agency through the annual sponsorship of the "Oshawa Road Race". The award, presented at the March of Dimes' Volunteer Conference in Toronto, was accepted on behalf of the club by member Fred Sewell. MARATHON -- In the 1982 Skylon International Marathon held on Saturday, October 16th, David L. Taylor, of Hampton, finished with a time of 2.59.20. William Oerlemans, also of Hampton, finished at 3.42.11. There were 2119 entered, 1589 finished and the winning time was 2.22.18. NEW COACH -- Dennis Laverty has been named new coach of the Oshawa Hawkeyes, succeeding Ken Goddard. CROSS COUNTRY -- Congratulations to Mike Gallagher who won the senior boys cross country championship at the annual LOSSA competitions, and to Jaqueline Van der luit, also of Courtice who won the senior girls title. CONVENTION -- The Association for Christian Christian Truckers' first annual convention will be held Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Flying Dutch- man Motor Inn in Bowmanville. The day starts with a continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Teaching seminars run from 10 a.m. to noon, followed by music and testimonials from 1 - 4 p.m. A banquet will be held at 6 p.m., with guest speaker Chaplain Jim Keys. Music will be provided by Beyond Reason, Jericho Road, and Wayne and Brenda Holmes. The Spirit of the Road, the association's mobile chapel, will be there. For tickets phone Wayne Holmes, 623-5698. MEN'S OPENING BONSPIEL -- The rink of Paul Dion, Rod Stork, Kerry Johnson and Don Scott outscored seven other teams on Saturday to win the Men's Opening Bonspiel at the Bowmanville Curling Club. Congratulations. ALL STAR GAME -- The Junior C All Star Hockey game will be held at Memorial Arena, Bowmanville at 2 p.m., on Sunday, December 26th. Tickets may be purchased from Bob Marshall or any of the executive members. SPORTS Men's Fastball League Presents Awards to Winner 8 HOCKEY -- The Cowan Pontiac Buick Red Eagles will meet Lindsay Muskies here, this Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. V-*! i CURLING -- This Saturday, October 30th, the Mixed Opening Bonspiel will be held at Bowmanville Country Club. J M jtes ■?-: The Men's Softball League held its annual awards banquet on Friday night at the Orono Community Centre, when several players were recognized for their outstanding play during the year. The winners in the above photo are, from left to right, Jim Michaud, recipient of the Perry Jackman Determination Award, Brad Godfrey, y-ivi- ■<; ,,r: ■#0m "ft Gord Weir, sponsor of the league championship team, presents the winning trophies to Castle Hotel coach Jim McKnight, during the league's banquet on Friday at the Orono Community Centre. Walter Frank's Major Pee Wees Launched Their 1982-83 Season Another Hockey Season is upon us! To date, Walter Frank's Major Peewees have played four league games and three exhibition games. Before getting into the details of these matches I would like to announce the members of this year's team. A warm welcome back goes YAMAHA THE WAYff SHOULD BE Attention! Snowmobiles on Early Sale Price until the end of October Trl-Moto's, Generators, Clothing and Accessories Asselstine's Yamaha Road 57 -- Blackstock Telephone 986-4437 to: Coach Bob de Blois, Manager Bruce Lush, and Trainer Siegi Rohr. The players who have returned, our seasoned veterans you might say, are: No. 2 Britt Cole, No. 3 Aaron Ulrich, No. 4 John Begg, No. 5 Mark Tripp, No. 6 Mike Kane, No. 7 Brad Rushak, No. 9 Chris Hall, No. 10 Brad Carnegie, No. 11 Jeff Laird, No. 14 Robbie Real, No. 15 Craig de Blois, No, 16 Guy Freeman, and of course our illustrious Goal Tenders No. 1 Darrin Bunker and No. 30 Burke Lush, A hearty welcome goes out to our new members, No. 8 Chris Smith who came to us from Oshawa and to No. 12 Eric Janssens, who has re-joined the team after playing on the "B" team for two years. Now down to specifics. Walter Frank's Majors took to the ice for their first contest on Saturday, Oct. 2nd, against an 1 old rival, Oshawa's LNHL Red Wings. Things did not go too well for the boys through most of this game, as they went down to C - 3 defeat. There were some bright spots however, however, as they managed to narrow a 4 - 0 deficit to 4 - 2 on goals by Brad Carnegie from highest batting average, Joe Humenick, most home runs (tied with Norm Caruana) and most R.B.I.s, Frank Smith, most improved player, John Allen, most valuable player and best pitching award, and Gord Weir, most valuable player to the league. Kingston Twp. rapped home four goals in less than five minutes to take all the wind out Walter Frank's Toros sails. Both Bowmanville goals, were scored by Brad Carnegie. His first goal was unassisted, and the 2nd was set-up by Mark Tripp. Sunday afternoon these same Toros were pitted against a reportedly awesome Kingston City team. This was Ï0S358 IMk a penalty ridden match, although not a particularly rough one, from à spectator's point of view. Walter Frank's boys played well, despite being out-shot 50 - 32 and out-scored 9 - 3. They out-shot and out-scored Kingston in the 3rd period, and of their three goals one was on the power- play and one was short- handed. The points in this game were tallied by Brad Carnegie with two goals and Jeff Laird with one. Assists went to Eric Janssens, John Begg, Guy Freeman, Brad Rushak and Mark Tripp. On Saturday, Oct. 23rd Walter Frank's Peewees did battle with the LNHL Black- hawks in an exhibition game at the Civic Auditorium. The Toros came out flying as they lit the scoreboard three times in the first 4 minutes of the game. Oshawa did not fold under this barrage and just kept picking as they scored once with less than a minute remaining in the 1st, and twice in the 2nd period to even things up. The 3rd period was a see-saw battle as both teams each scored twice to see the game end in a 5 - 5 deadlock. Walter Frank's scorers were Mark Tripp with two goals and John Begg, Brad Rushak, and Craig de Blois each scored once. Assists were earned by Chris Smith (2), Britt Cole (1), Eric Janssens (1), Jeff Laird (1) , Brad Carnegie (1), Mark Tripp (1), and Aaron Ulrich (2) . CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115 and 3b Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Largo solecllon of TRUCK-CAPS In stock REFILL CENTRE Craig de Blois, and Craig de Blois unassisted. The spark of hope was snuffed out by two Oshawa goals in the 3rd period, and Walter Frank's boys unfortunately could only find the mark once more as Aaron Ulrich assisted Brad Carnegie in notching the final tally of the game. Walter Frank's Toros did not have to wait for a re-match, as the same two teams confronted each other the following day. Things appeared to be much more favourable, as the 1st period was scoreless and the 2nd period ended 2 - 2. It was a lights-out situation in the 3rd, however, as Oshawa out- skated and out-scored the Major Peewees 3 -1 to cinch a 5 - 3 victory. The Toro marks were notched by Jeff Laird from Chris Smith and John Begg, Robbie Real from Aaron Ulrich, and John Begg from Mark Tripp and Jeff Laird. One week later, Oct. 10th, saw Walter Frank Real Estate Major Peewees host Belleville in their season opener. I can think of only two words to describe this game - "no contest" - defensively, the Toros appeared adequate, offensively however they were no match, as Belleville out- shot them 40 - 14 and out-scored them 6 - 0. The following weekend, Oct. 16 - 17, Walter Frank's Peewees travelled to Kingston. As Kingston Twp. and Kingston City are AAA Clubs, no one's hopes were too high. Yes, they did lose, by a score of 8 ■ 2 to Kingston Twp, However, our hopes did improve as the Toros went into the 3rd period trailing only by 4 - 2. Unfortunately,, The final match to bring us up to date, was a regular season home game against Thornhill on Sunday, Oct. 24th, Walter Frank's Toros were going well, as they out-shot Thornhill 7 - 6 in a scoreless 1st period. After two periods Thornhill took the lead in shots 15 - 14 but they also took a 3 - 0 lead. Again in the 3rd period, the Toros stayed close in the shots on goal department, but couldn't capitalize on their chances. At the final buzzer they found themselves out of it by a 6 - 0 score, which was not indicative indicative of the overall play. Keep those chins up you Toros! The 2nd time around you'll give all these clubs a run for their money, and my money will be on the scores being in your favour. Tykes Team Standings Red Barren 16, Linus 16, Pig-pen 13, Charlie Brown 13, Woodstock 13, Peppermint Patty 10, Schroder 9, Snoopy 8, Lucy 2, Sally 0. High Games J. McFeeters 170, T. Harrison Harrison 139, T. Stork 138, K. Short 121. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Britton 33, Thertell 32, Walkey 26, Grant 26, Apted 24, Luxton 21, Hay 19, Couch 17, Evans 17, Sutherland 13, Connaghan 10. High Singles D. Couch 270, J. Luxton 234, D. Grant 213-216, C. Linton 201, D. Lugtenburg 201, J. Hall 187, A. Stacey 184, C. Walkey 178. High Triples D. Grant 593, J. Luxton 558, D. Couch 532, J. Hall 480, K. Maynard 476, M. Smith 471. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Skene 19, Lugtenburg 15, Smith 12, Taylor 10, McMullen 9, Dudley 9, Serrurier 4, Henning Henning 2. High Singles N. Dudley 279-287-267, K. McFeeters 263, G. Dennis 235, N. Luxton 204-245, T. McMullen McMullen 208-214-227, K. Smith 200. High Triples N. Dudley 833, T. McMullen 649, N, Luxton 631, K. McFeeters McFeeters 613, W. Henning 530, G. Dennis 516, C. Taylor 521, K. Smith 513. Merry Makers October 7 Etcher, 16, 11247; Junkin, 12,. 10627; Smith, 8, 10672; Vanhalteren, 8, 10288; Elliott, 8,10002; Roberts, 2,10514. High single - Marj. Piper 295. High double - Marj. Piper 476 (295,181). High average - Carol ; Roberts 213. October 14 Etcher, 18, 13032; Junkin, 15, 12406; Smith, 10, 12427; Vanhalteren, 9, 11814; Elliott, 9,11778; Roberts, 2,12183. High single - Gloria Smith 254. High double - Ena Etcher 458 (209, 249). High average - Carol Roberts Roberts 209. October 21 Etcher, 19, 15077; Junkin, 12, 14242; Smith, 11, 14124; Vanhalteren, 10,13469; Elliott, 8, 13389; Roberts, 3, 13816. High single - Chris Harrison 246. High double - Reta Junkin .481 (236, 245). High average - Carol Roberts 202. Men's Major Bowling Team Standings Piper 16 won, 5 lost, 16 pts.; Etcher 14,7,14; Murphy 13, 8, 13; Stacey 13,8,13; Adams 12, 9, 12; Georgiou 11, 10, 11; Richards 10,11,10; Laird 9,12, 9; Oke9,12,9; Perfect 9,12, 9; Coombes 5,16,5; Wilcox 5,16, 5. Averages Kevin Eves 235; Don Ellis 230; Ron Etcher 229; Larry Piper 227; Gord Wilcox 226; Bob Laird 226; Dick Perfect 224; Dennis Smale 223; Geo. Piper 220; Sam Adams 219. High single John Jeffery 321. High triple John Jeffery 766. High single team Perfect 1203. High triple team Perfect 3364. Unisex 21 Temperance EVERY THURSDAY 1 /z PRICE PERMS Mon., Tues., Wed. HAIRCUT *6.00 in DURHAM PRECISION CABINETS LTD. CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN CABINETS 4 VANITIES FREE ESTIMATES 161 Base Line East, Unit 2 Bowmanville 623-2056 King Garden Oldtimers Defeat Newcastle Jade Garden 9 to $ By Bob Sheridan Newcastle Oldtimers are now sponsored by Jade Garden of Orono. Our continuing continuing scries of games with them then might well be called the Chow Mein contests or the Chop Suey series. The next game between these teams is scheduled for Bowmanville arena Friday night at eight. Sunday's game was a personal tour de force for Bob Marjerrison who scored four goals and assisted on two others. His line mates, Ron Clemens (two goals and two assists) and George Sainsbury (five assists) were outstanding. outstanding. The Newcastle team fought back stubbornly with two goals by A1 Clarke and singles by Sherm Shields and Ron Slack. Howard Quinney made an excellent play coming in from the right point and beating two Bowmanville defenders to set up A1 Clarke in the goal mouth. Bowmanville Bowmanville singles were added by Hugh German, Joe Balson and Mike Roberts on a set up from Siegi Rohr. Grant Wright, as usual was excellent in the Bowmanville net. Grant also put on a stellar performance playing against Oshawa Antiques last weekend, weekend, stopping sixty shots as an undermanned King Garden team bravely went down to defeat, 3 - 2. Bowmanville goals were scored by Mike Roberts and Jim Olinski. Rebounding from this defeat, the Bowmanville team beat Glenwood Oldtimers Friday night 9 - 4. Ken Vietch this time put on a great show in the King Garden net. Bow- Bob Marjerrison, George Sainsbury, Ron Clemens, Irv. Gill, Gerry Henderson, Dave Green, Mike Roberts, Grant Flinloff and Bob Sheridan. Liberty Belles October 12 High Averages Julie McMullen 209, Carol Roberts 206, Ena Etcher 200, May Alldread 196, Helen Ellis 195. High double - Ena Etcher 271, 293-564. High single - Rita Junkin 310. Team Standings Marg Smith 10884 pinfall, 14 points; Gail Millson 10380, 13; Pat Lunn 10280,10; Ruth Hartford Hartford 9765, 10; Sharon Robinson 10292, 9; Rita Junkin 10056, 8; May Alldread 10363, 8; Cisca Van Hoof 10145, 7; Carol Roberts 10087, 6; Ena Etcher - 10107, 5. October 19 Team Standings No: 8 Marg Smith 12,704 pinfall, 16 points; 10 Ruth Hartford 11,549, 13; 2 Gail Millson 11,002, 13 ; 6 Sharon Robinson 12,132, 12; 5 May Alldread 12,213, ll ; 7 Pat Lunn 11,987, 10; 9 Cisca Van Hoof 11,889, 8; 3 Ena Etcher 11,884, 8; 4 Rita Junkin 11,695, 8; 1 Carol Roberts 11,732, 6. High single 354. High double 142, 354 - 496. 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