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) Fifth Wheel Track Atone Count Twe Whs, Two Losses On October 30th, the Fifth Wheel boys hosted Cobourg. The first period opened at a fast pace with gooa end to end action. Suddenly with less than 5 minutes remaining in the first period the Cobourg squad scored 4 times in 1 minute and 49 seconds. In the second period the Fifth Wheelers got on the scoreboard with an unassisted goal by Paul Woodlock, but Cobourg scored 2 more to go up by a 6-1 count. The third period was a draw as each team scored twice. Jeremy Laird scored from Marc Peirce and Andrew Day and Danny Aikgn finished the Truckers scoring, assisted by Jeremy Laird and Brook Clemens. Clemens. On Monday, November 1, the Atoms hosted Port Hope. These two teams provide entertaining hockey and this game was no different. Bow- manville opened the scoring at 21 seconds of the first period on a goal by Paul Woodlock, assisted by Andrew Day. Then Port Hope scored three straight times before the Toros replied with another goal by Paul Woodlock from Danny Aiken. The second period saw each team score once with Paul Woodlock scoring again to complete his hat trick. The third period belonged to Port Hope as they scored 4 goals, while the Toros answered with one by Jeff Rohr from Paul Woodlock. Final Port Hope 8, Toros 4. On Tuesday, November 2, the Toros played a return match in Port Hope. This one belonged to the Toros all the way, as they skated and passed passed very well. The defence was solid as well as the goaltending goaltending by Robert Romano. Scoring Scoring tor the Toros was Jeff Rohr from Phillip Green and Jeremy Laird ana Paul Wood- lock with his second straight hat trick with assists to Marc Peirce (2), Mike Colbourne and Jeff Acheson. Final Bow- manville 4, Port Hope 2. Way to go guys! Saturday, November 6 saw Trenton come to play the Toros, and come to play they did. They jumped on the Truckers for a quick two goal lead but the Toros came storming back with four unanswered goals to close out the first period with a 4-2 lead. Marc Peirce and Paul Woodlock scored two goals a- piece with assists going to Andrew Day, Brett Rosnak, David Ralph, Phillip Green and Paul Woodlock. Trenton scored late in the second period to make the tally 4 to 3. But, Jeremy Laird scored late in the third period from Andrew Day to put the game away. Chris Albin played very well in nets for trie Toros on' this day. Next game is Saturday, November 13 at 1:00 p.m. at D.S.C. PROPANE CARBURETION SALES & SERVICE 73Cigas Road Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3L1 Bus: 579-6449 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our speciality is lumber ana lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. Walnut Teak Cherry Oak Maple - Redwood Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood'. Speciality Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Rltaon Rd. 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The period scores were 2 to 0 after one, 3 to 0 after two and finally 9 to 0. Stouffville with only one win are leading the league from the wrong end and have had 107 goals scored against them in 11 games. Eagles Defeat Cobourg Craig German lost his bid for back to back shut outs with only five minutes left in the game Sunday night as the CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRONand HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selectjon of TRUCK-CAPS in slock (aiffas) REFILL CENTRE Eagles defeated the Cougars 6 to 1 in the Eagles' nest. The Eagles opened the scoring after fifteen minutes had been played. Randy MacDonald slammed home the rebound from Stan Greenham's shot after Eric Soos in the Cougars net had made a good save on the original shot. Tim Preston scored the Eagles' second goal as he tapped in the rebound off Carl Chamber's original shot. The Eagles took a 3 to 0 with only nine seconds left in the period. Chris Michelson scored from Bob Dwyer and Tim Preston. The second period was scoreless with the Eagles holding the Cougars to only three shots on goal while the Eagles penned Cougars in their own end most of the period. The Eagles again pressed the Cougars in the third period with Glen German denting the twine at the midway mark from Paul Reid and Barry Goulah. Four minutes later, Brian Heard scored from Andy Terry to put the Eagles into a 5 to 0 lead. The Cougars spoiled Craig German's shut out bid at the fifteen minute mark. Then Brian Heard scored his second of the night and the final goal of the game came from Paul Reed. The Eagles bombed the Cougars goalie Eric Soos with 65 shots. By the time this report is being read the Eagles will have entertained Port Perry Mojacks in the Eagles nest. . The Eagles then travel to Port Hope on Thursday night to play the Panthers for the first time this season. . The Eagles' record for the season after eleven games or lacking one game of being one third of the regular season, stands at seven wins, three ties andjone loss and the team that ga\|ii the Eagles their one loss to date (Uxbridge Bruins) are the visitors to the Eagles nest Sunday night, Nov. 14. am sure the Eagles would like to avenge this loss. Night Hewitt November 3,1982 High single: T. Wright 294. High triple: T. Wright 659. Team Standings . I Hughes 23232 pins, 25 pts.; C. Castle 24,275, 21.5; B. Bal- lantine 23,103, 19; K. Ralston •22,907, 18; D. Sallows 23358, 14; A. Burgess 22,411, 10.5. Games over 200 J. Rowe 226,212; A. Burgess 210, 248; K. Carnavale 235; A. Goubault212; G. Arnburg213; T. Adams 200; D. Barrett 201; M. Martin206; D. Sallows 213: T. Wright 294; H. Simnick 208, 215; I. Hughes 207; S. Barrett 200; J. Norton 224, 218. Lediee Bowling Standings Thrushes 36, Wrens 35, Orioles 32, Finches 32, Robins 28, Doves 26. Over 200 W. Masters 281, 221, S. Lee 240, H. 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Sutcliffe 24 - 25,555; V. Terry 16 - 24,565; O. Etcher 15 - 24,160; L. Wright 10 - 22,976; N. Evans 9 - 22,903; V. Fairey 7 - 22,091. High single - J. Sufcliffe 391. High triple - J. Sutcliffe 904 (320, 193, 391). Top Averages J. Sutcliffe 226, O. Etcher 209, S. Roberts 203, N. Evans 202, V. Terry 199, V. Fairey 195, B. Jones 194, J.Willan 191. The Heritage House Old Boys hosted the Oshawa Sudzers on Oct. 29th and handily won the game by a score of 12 - 2. The goals were scored by Don McMurter - 3, Bob McLaughlin - 3, Clint Ferguson - 2, Gary Challice - 2, Barry Oliver -1, Ron Baker - 1. Assists went to Ray Preston - 3, McMurter - 2, McLaughlin - 2, Ferguson - 2, Challice -1, Baker - 1. Next, the Old Boys travelled to Oakwood to meet the Oakwood Old Oaks on Oct. 31 - 82 and won this game with a 5 - 2 decision. Goal scorers for this game were Ferguson - 2, Challice - .1, McLaughlin - 1 and McMurter - 1. Assists went to Ferguson - 2, Challice - 2, McLaughlin - 2, McMurter - 2 and Gary Akey - 2. Vince Vanstone played both games, with a solid performance for the Old Boys. Then on Nov. 5th, the Old Boys hosted the Orono Seniors and won this game by a score of 14 - 3. Goal scorers were McLaughlin - 2, Ron Burgess - 2, John Rekker - 2, Bill Lyle - 2, Challice - 2, Baker - 2, Brian Hughes - l, Ferguson - 1. Assists went to Brian Bradley - 3, Hughes - 3, Preston - 3, Oliver - 3, Burgess - 2, Nelson Yeo - 2, Ferguson, Challice, Lyle each with a single. 'Corky' Burgess played a solid game in net for the Old Boys. Finally on Sunday Nov. 7th, the Old Boys travelled to Orono to meet the Orono Seniors again and came away with a 6 - 3 win. Goal scorers for this game were McMurter - 2, Rekker - 1, Burgess - 1, McLaughlin • 1, Oliver -1 with assists going to Burgess - 2, Don Smith - 2, McLaughlin -1, Tony Meraw - 1. The Heritage House Old Boys will be hosting Jade Gardens on Friday, Nov, 12th. Congratulations team - if you keep this up you are going to give the winningest team a run for their money. McGregor Bantams Claim l Big Wins On Sunday afternoon, from 4 to 8 o'clock, received on how much money was raised from members of the several Minor Hockey League pledges. Here are some of the Novices making teams in Bowmanville skated their hearts out at their rounds, while in the stands, the recorders Darlington Sports Centre to raise funds for ice time were keeping track of how many trips they made and other expenses. No final word has been around the pylons. Cowan Eagles Win Two More Games M g^JJ 8j#r Downing Stouflvilk and Cobourg 3. Adams -16,11, 16; 4. Murphy Murphy - 15, 12, 15; 5. Etcher - 15, 12, 15; 6. Richards -14, 13, 14; 7. Georgiou -14, 13, 14; 8. Perfect -12,15,12; 9. Laird -11,16,11; 10. Coombes - 11, 16, 11; 11. Oke -10,17,10; 12. Wilcox - 6, 21, 6. Averages Kevin Eves - 235, Dick Perfect Perfect - 234, Ron Etcher - 230, Gord Wilcox - 228, Larry Piper - 228, Bob Laird - 226, Gord Simpson - 223, Russ Oke - 222, Dennis Smale - 222, Don Ellis - 221. High Single Dr. H.B. Rundle-328 High Triple Russ Oke-812 High Team Richards & Murphy - tied 1217 High Triple Team Adam-3476 ST. JOSEPH'S B0WLIN6 Ladies high single: Delores Walkey 280. Men's high single: John Luffman 256. Ladies high triple: Delores Walkey 731. Men's high triple: John Luffman 667. Team Standings Don Powers 43, Barb Bugg 42, Les Hunt 35, John Luffman 30, Walter Curr 30, Bob Brown 28, Tony Horstman 28, George Gibbs 16. On Nov. 6, the Minor Bantam Toros met Thornhill for a league game. Thornhill opened the scoring but Scott Page soon put us on the right track, George Pithie assisting Thornhill added another goal to end the first period ahead 2 - 1. The second period got off to a good start when Chris Beck scored at .09 mark. Ted Groves and Jamie Downing helped out. Glen Campbell popped in a rebound at the 3.52 mark and Shawn Rekker and George Pithie picked up asssists. Brian Noble added No. 4 with another assist going to George Pithie (3rd of the game). Thornhill evened up the scoring at four all but at the 13.22 mark, Bob McArthur picked up a pass back from Brian Noble and let go a hard shot, scoring his first goal of the season and the winning goal of the game. Third period was slow and scoreless until Ted Groves added the insurance goal - unassisted, to end the game with a 6 - 4 win. Later Sat. night the Toros played their 2nd game of the day, an exhibition game against a scrappy team, Goulding Park from Toronto. Scott Page again opened the scoring for us, with Brian Noble and Bob McArthur picking up assists. Chris Beck added the 2nd goal for the Toros with a slap shot from the left side - unassisted (his 20th goal of the season). The first period ended 2 - all. Scott Page scored again to open the 2nd period - Brian Noble collected another assist and George Pithie helped out also. Our 4th goal of the game came from another surprised defenseman with a shot from the point, when George Pithie passed back to Mike Colwell and he scored his first of the season. In the third period, the Toros started to overtake their tired opposition. Brian Noble quickly added two goals - Mike Colwell assisted on the second goal. Jamie Downing, completed the scoring with assists going to linemates Beck and Groves to end the game a 7 - 4 win. Nov. 7 the Toros played Belleville for another league game with goalies David Smith and Travis Martyn earning shut outs with a.score of 8 - 0 for the Toros. In the first period Glen Campbell scored the only goal assisted by Jamie Lever. The second period saw both sides with a lot of penalties but the Toros went ahead with three more goals. George Pithie put in the second goal with Noble and Page assisting. assisting. No. 3 went to Glen Campbell this time unassisted and No. 4 was by Brian Noble unassisted. In the third period the Toros added to the score as Belleville added to their 28 mins, in penalties compared to our 14 mins, in the game. Ted Groves pushed himself in spite of a bad knee and scored unassisted. George Pithie scored his second of the game again assisted by Brian Noble. Then Noble popped in the last two goals (completing a hat trick) to end the game with a 8 - 0 win. Scott Page, Bob McArthur and Mike Colwell collected assists. Bokhood's Pee Wees Pick Up Win Over Ajex Bowmanville Minor Pee Wee Toros sponsored by Bola- hood Sports finally got their act together November 6 at Darlington Arena. Ajax provided the opposition in this Lakeshore league game. The Toros skated and worked their way to a 5-2 victory, All the boys played well, not giving Ajax a chance to get on track as they picked up their first league win of the season. Jeff Woodlock scored the only goal of the opening period unassisted. Bolahood's opened a 2-0 lead in the second when Troy Mutton scored from Scott Hanthorn and Dean Baumhauer. Ajax picked up a goal late in the second period to draw to within one. The Toros continued their strong play into the third period jumping into a three goal lead on two quick goals - one by Scott Hanthorn from Tony Van Hoof and the other by Steven Smith from Scott Hanthorn. Ajax scored their second of the game before Shane Armstrong wrapped things up with an unassisted goal. The Toros showed us all they can play disciplined hockey for three full periods. If they continue to work like this more wins will be coming. Congratulations boys on a fine game. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES Public Notice The following facilities will be closed on Remembrance Day, Thursday, November 11th, 1982. Newcastle Fitness Centre Bowmanville Memorial Arena Darlington Sports Centre ,ps T.A. 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