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t Fast Raced Action During Thursday Night League Games By B. Jones Last Thursday night provided two of the finest shinny matches played this season. The Castle Hotel came up with a strong performance to fend off Hunt's Photo in the first game. In the late game, Bow. Golf played up to par as they rallied to tie the undefeated undefeated Townsports. In the opener, the Hotel Club scored twice in the first frame. Doug Tamblyn bagged an unassisted goal with Tim Almond scoring the other, assisted from Pete Sero. In the second period, after several attempts, Boyd Knox finally banged one home to give the Castle a cpmmanding 3-0 lead. Jim Baker and Pete Sero picked up the assists on Knox s goal. Hunt's surprised the Hotel Club as they came alive scoring two unanswered goals, narrowing the margin to one. Joey Burns beat goalie Bernie Bevins .for the first marker with newcomer Joe Caruana and Steve Hogarth assisting. Doug Rickard tallied the second goal with Bernie Alldread collecting the assist. In the third, the big buns for the Castle could be silenced no longer. Doug Tamblyn scored jam TXR* BSRVSCK if? 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex his second marker of the night with Jim Baker and Boyd Knox assisting. Andy Murphy and Jim Baker assisted on Boyd Knox's cannonating drive that beat a bewildered Britt Murphy making for a final 5 - 2 decision. The late game proved to be a real heart pounder as Townsports relinquished a three goal lead. In the opening period Townsports unveiled their secret weapon, Tommy "The Assassin 1 '. Conahan blasted in two goals with Tim Jenkins and Brian Allin assisting. Dennis Broome notched his first of the season giving Townsports a 3 - 0 lead after the first frame. Bowmanville Golf in an effort reflecting their team personality staged a stimulating comeback. The ever present Dave Wilson scored his first of two goals with Sandy Brown raking the assist. Darrell Knox kept the rally alive hammering one home on a pretty play set up by Doug Leddy and Lumpy Oliver. The stage was set late in the third with Townsports hanging on to a one goal lead. When again, Dave Wilson out of nowhere, mesmerized the spectators with a blistering drive tying the match at three. Both teams exchanged scoring opportunities in the closing minutes but eventually settled for the tie. This Thursday - Hunts vs. Townsports Townsports 8:00p.m., Bow. Golf vs. Castle 9.30 p.m. SPORTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 3,1982 13 Durham Building Pee Wees Defeated by Whitby 5 to 1 Flying Dutchman Major Bantams Drop 2 Games to Kingston Teams TO THE RESIDENTS OF WARD III I would like lo take this opportunity to tell you why I am going to vote for E.R. "TED" WOODYARD as Local Councillor. I have been a friend of Ted's for many years and have had the pleasure of sitting on various boards and commissions with him. I always found him to be honest, intelligent, and very well versed in all aspects of municipal affairs. Ted is a people-oriented type of politician who believes that the people know what they want and need, and makes every endeavor to give them the best service at the most reasonable price. In these times of economic hardships we need a person who can show restraint whenever possible and has the knowledge and ability to get the most for our tax dollar. Ted has many years of experience from Reeve of Clarke Township, Orono Police Trustees, Orono Hydro Commission, the Chamber of Commerce and has been , involved in business as well as having financial ■ experience with an investment company. Ted is easy to work with and very understanding and is the type who can work well with others. If we are going to have a Council that can work together for the benefit of all the taxpayers in the Town of Newcastle, then we need people of Ted's calibre. I AM RUTTING MY TRUST IN HIM WITH MY VOTE AND I HOPE YOU WILL DO LIKEWISE. A Friend of Ted's as well as a Concerned Taxpayer. On Saturday, October 30 Bowmanville Flying Dutchmen Dutchmen Major Bantams travelled to Kingston to play two games against "AA" and "AAA" teams. In the first encounter against Kingston City, the Toros came out flying and played an excellent first period of hockey. Bowmanville Bowmanville opened the scoring with a goal by Murray Henderson. Warren Short and Mark Hickey received assists on the goal. The Toros went ahead 2-0 on a pretty goal by Kelly Balson unassisted. In the second frame Bow- 1 manville fell apart and played very undisciplined hockey which allowed Kingston to get 5 unanswered goals. In the third period the Toros came up with a better period than the second, but didn't dominate dominate it as they did in the first. Behind 5-2, Murray Henderson scored his second goal of the game assisted by Mark Hickey at 6:21, Kingston came back with 2 more goals to make the score 7-3. Paul Herron Herron scored with five minutes left in the game assisted by the Toros captain Greg Martin. It was too little too late as Bowmanville lost the game in the second period. The final score 7-4 in Kingston's Kingston's favor. In the second game the Toros played against Kingston township, obviously the better of the two Kingston clubs and lost 13-2. In the first 30 minutes of the game the Toros made three bad defensive errors which resulted in three goals. They fell apart with three minutes left in the second period which resulted in two goals. Otherwise Otherwise they played very well although being down five goals at this point. Heading into the third period with the score 7-2, Bowmanville played as well as possible under the circumstances of being tired, poor officiating and playing in this "AA" and "AAA" league way over their heads. The humiliation of this defeat made all team members members ask themselves if the better interest of the boys was even considered when whoever whoever is responsible put our "A" hockey teams against opponents of "AAA" calibre. It would seem obvious that anyone with any kind of hockey sense should be able to tell the difference between "A" and "AAA" hockey. It appears that the group of persons persons responsible for this thoughtless decision feel the players on Toro teams involved involved in this league should suffer humiliating losses this season. Building a defeatist attitude will help at play-off time? Scoring for the Toros in this game were Greg Martin from Warren Short and the second goal scored by Mark Hickey unassisted. The Toros' next game is tomorrow night (Thursday) in Ajax at 8:00 p.m. On Saturday, Saturday, November 6, Kingston City visits D.S.C. at 6:00 p.m. Hang in there guys. vav* «mi i. mure noais to me nummation Oi mis 6u Walter Frank's Major Pee Wees Throw Scare into Ajax Hosts xir~ ir „_ tt« i_i_ a • - i Rmvrnnr Walter Frank's Major., travelled to Ajax for their 5th regular season game on Tuesday, Oct. 26th. Ajax struck quickly as they opened the scoring just 27 seconds into the 1st period. The Toros were not daunted, however, as they evened things ud lust 1:05 later when Mark Tripp with Brad Carnegie assisting found the mark. Walter Frank's Peewees continued to press and took advantage of every break they had. This hard work paid off as they held a 5 - 2 lead going into the : 3rd period. John Begg from Aaron Ulrich and Chris Smith, made it 2 -1 at 8:28 of the 1st. Then Jeff Laird from Craig de Blois and Rob Real gave the Toros a 3 -1 bulge at 11:44 of the 2nd frame. Ajax countered at 9:21 to narrow the margin to 3 - 2, but Brad Carnegie scored unassisted at 8:16 and once more' 1 with Mark Tripp assisting at 3:23 of \he 2nd to give Walter Frank's Toros a 3 goal lead 5 - 2 with only one SAVINGS 60% UP TO AND MORE xOO 0 WILSON'S FURNITURE Genuine oak framed mirrors Electrohome, Reg. $199. by Now only s 128 3 Piece bedroom suite, oak finish, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser with framed mirror, chest of drawers, double size bed. s 399 Sofa beds by King Koil, durable Herculon covers, foam cushions, and double size mattress. Special s 349 7 piece dining room suite in dark blue pine finish, colonial design, buffet, hutch, tale and 4 chairs. All wood with mar resistant table top. Unbelievable low, low price s 788 Modern corner sectional suite with 12 back cushions. Don't miss out s 588 7 pee. sets -- s 299 KITCHEN DINETTE SETS Heat and mar-resistant table tops. 5 pee. sets -- s 248 3 pee, sets -- s 148 WILSON 723-3211 FURNITURE 20 CENTRE ST. N. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OpenThurs.& Fri. till 9 p.m. period remaining. Ajax struck quickly again when they narrowed the gap to 5 - 3 only 36 seconds into the 3rd period. Bowmanville retaliated again as Mark Tripp notched his 2nd goal at 14:01 on an assist from Brad Carnegie. At 11:47 Mike Kane scored from Rob Real, which should have put the Proverbial icing on the cake, as the Toros now had a commanding 7 - 3 lead, but Ajax had only just begun. With 9.52 remaining in the game Ajax literally stormed the Toro net showing no mercy as they quickly went from a four goal deficit to a 2 goal lead. The very tired Toro legs could pump no more and they sadly left Ajax with a 9 - 7 defeat. Although they, were defeated on the scoreboard, in a sense this was a victory, for to score 7 goals against a double or triple A club is an : extreme boost in confidence and hopes for better things to come. On Saturday Oct. 30th Walter Frank's Major Peewees faced the LNHL Red Wings in an exhibition game for the 3rd time this season. There is not a whole lot to report, as both teams played in a manner which would remind someone of a plate of scrambled eggs. You might say the "yoke" was on the Toros though, as the Red Wings did manage to light the Scoreboard three times to Walter Frank's once. The Bowmanville goal was scored by Brad Carnegie from Mark Tripp with only .39 seconds remaining in the game. A defensive improvement was noted, as the Red Wings got fewer shots and scored only three times as compared to six and five times in the previous two outings. "Hang-In" guys. You'll get 'em next time. On Sunday Oct. 31st Walter Frank's boys hosted the LNHL Blackhawks in another exhibition match. This contest belonged to) the. Toros from start to finish is they notched their first win i of the season with a convincing 8 - 1 decision. The 'many scoring plays unfolded in this manner: Jeff Laird from Craig de Blois, Guy Freeman from Brad Carnegie and Mark Tripp, and John Begg from Brad Rushak and Rob Real, to end the 1st period. In the 2nd period it was Mark Tripp from Craig de Blois and Jeff Laird, Eric Janssens from Guy Freeman and Brad Carnegie, Jeff Laird with his 2nd from Craig de Blois - his 3rd assist and from Chris Smith - to end the 2nd period Brad Carnegie scored with Mark Tripp (his 2nd) and Chris Hall assisting. Finally, it was Guy Freeman with his 2nd goal of the night unassisted in the 3rd period. This game was a total effort that each and every player should be proud of. Congratulations Congratulations boys - you're on right track now. the Bob hood's Still Undefeated In Commercial Hockey By Ted Brown Bolahoods remains undefeated. Late goals proved to be the deciding factor in botli games played by the Commercial Hockey League on Sunday. In the first game Bolahoods were leading Spencers by a 3 - 2 score witli only a minute to play. Three quick goals turned the score into a route. The second game also was decided by two late goals that Cowans used to break up a 4 - 4 tie. The most noticeable players in the first game were Bolahoods line mates, Phil Manganelli and Doug Leddy, Their hard work set a good example for the rest of their team-mates. Scoring for Bolahoods were John Taylor (one goal), Bob Howes (two goals, one assist), Doug Leddy (one goal), Gord Weir (one goal), Mike Cornell (one goal), Rick Woollier (three assists), Mike Loverly (one assist), and Steve Strachan ( one assist ). Replying for Spencers were Brian Allin (one goal), Bob Bickle (one goal), Brian Anderson (one assist) and Noel Marsella (one assist). The second game was a close contest that saw the lead change hand several times. Cowans in the end led by Joey Burns and new comer Tom Dwyer, scored a 6 - 4 win. Connecting for Cowans were Joe Burns (one goal, one assist), Fred Braybrook (one goal), Mark Ellis (one goal), Wayne Whiteman (one goal, one assist), Arnold Nicolson (one goal, two assists), Tom Dwcr (one goal, one assist), Sam Allin (one assist), Steve Hogarth (one assist), Rob Large (one assist) and Jim Trcen (one assist). Top Scorers Bob Howes, Bolahoods Team, 7 goals, 7 assists, 14 points, Barry Fenton, W. Franks, 7, 6, 13; Sam Allin, Cowans, 4, 7, It; Joe Burns, Cowans, 7,4, 11 ; Brian Allin, Spencers, 7, 3. 10, PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our speciality is lumber ana lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. . Walnut . Cherry . Maple . Redwood . Teak . Oak . Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods I lardwood (t sollwood plywooo. Speciality Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd, N., Oshawa 725-4744 King Garden Split Games By Bob Sheridan Newcastle Jade Garden - 3 Bowmanville-5 Bowmanville opened the scoring on a goal by Ray Crombie (our coach) assisted by Sainsbury and Marjerri- son. Joe Balson then scored from Green and Gill. Howard Quinney, who was possibly the best man on the ice, then replied on passes from Shields and Woodbeck. Goals were then scored by Dave Green, Irv. Gill and Ron Rushak with Oldtimers on Weekend assists going Joe Balson and Siegi Rohr (two). Newcastle replied with goals by Hooper and Shields with assists from Lehman, Finucan, Stiles and Howard Quinney. Bowmanville 2 - Oshawa Motor Sa les 5 King Gardens suffered On Sunday, October 31, the Toro Pee Wee 2's sponsored by Durham Building Supplies, dropped a 5 - 1 decision to Whitby at Darlington Arena. ' Whitby, a good skating club, opened the scoring early in the first period and continued to put forth a strong offensive effort throughout the period. The excellent goal-keeping of Kevin Zarowsky deprived Whitby of many fine scoring opportunities. Whitby took a 2 - 0 lead at the 6.49 mark of the second period. Bowmanville quickly responded with their first goal of the game when Scott Munro defeat Sunday afternoon at the hands of Oshawa Motor Sales. Ken Veitch was brilliant in the Oshawa goal as the Oshawa team was out-shot 3 - 1. Bowmanville goals were scored by George Sainsbury from ' Marjerrison and German and Gerry Henderson from Dave Green and Ron Clemens. knocked in a pass,from Ian Knight. During the rest of the period, the team shared the play with no additional scoring. The excellent skating ability of the Whitby team r.eally showed in the third period when they recorded three unanswered goals. The Bowmanville Toros have shown steady improvement improvement in the last few games and are to be commended on their determined efforts. This years team members are Kevin Zarosky, Paul Gallant, Troy Harness, Paul Cleland, Ian Knight, Scott Munro, Scott Brunt, Cecil Stephenson, Terry Evans, John Paul Duczmalewski, Steve McCullough, Paul Boyle, Jayme Campbell, Neil Taylor, Paul Hindman, Mark Van Lieuwen, Fred Braybrook (coach), Olye Perun (trainer), Gail Gallant (manager). Hockey Results Atom League - October 18. Lange's Photo - 5 - David McWilliams 2,. Gilbert Holder 2, Andrew Moriarity. D & B Bobcats -1 - David Rimes. ' Annis Jewellery - 7 - Jeff Clarke 3, Paul Conway, Rick MacCheyne, Glenn Waters, Adam Kiff. Adam & Eve Unisex Unisex -1 - Todd Banks. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 2 - Duane Adams, Sean Snow. D & R Sports - 2 - Scott Forster, Martin d'Entremont. Pee Wee League - October 23. I.O.O.F. - 6 - Kevin Flintoff 4, Mark Vanderheyden, Frank Rizzuto. 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