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i i i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 9,1983 | sport- talk bn-tm FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville Orono Combines defeated the United States National Hockey Team 5-3 on Tuesday night at the local arena in a thrilling game watched by a capacity crowd. W.A. Hewitt, "Mr. Hockey" and the American Consul-General Ivan B. White also attended the game. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- There will be a Benefit Hockey Game for the accident victims of the Midget hockey team who were returning from a Silver Stick Tournament. The game will be between the present midget club and the 1968 All Ontario Juvenile Champions. The Midget coach will be Don McGregor and the manager Carl Devitt. PLAYOFFS--The Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles now lead Lakefield Chiefs two games to one, with scores of 9-1 and 6-1 in the Jr. C quarter finals. Fourth game went Tuesday night with the fifth game if necessary, scheduled for Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the Orono Arena. Port Perry Mojacks have defeated the Rice Lake Rangers and begin the semi-finals on Friday in Lindsay, against the Muskiesat8:30p.m. PROGRAM DRAW -- Mrs. Beaton of Ajax was the pleased winner of |118.50 in the Jr. C Program Program Draw, Sunday evening at the local arena. These draws are held every Sunday evening and the larger the crowd, the larger the amount. Come on down to the arena, see good hockey and maybe you'll be a winner. PERMITS -- Anyone wishing to use the ball diamonds and soccer pitches in the Town of Newcastle this season should obtain permits from the Community Services Department of the Town of Newcastle, by contacting G.A. Kennett, 40 Temperance Street. The requests should note the number of teams, which times and days required, which parks and as well the age limit and whether thexequest is for league play or practice. GYMNASTICS -- There will be registrations for classes in gymnastics this Wednesday at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School from 7-8 p.m. and on Thursday Thursday at Bowmanville Senior Public School, from 7-8 p.m. Kindergym is for 3-5 years of age and recreation 6 years and up. FINAL STANDING -- Listed below standings in the Jr. C hockey league, now on in the quarter finals between Eagles vs. Lakefield Chiefs and Mojacks vs. Rice Lake Rangers. Team W Lindsay 30 Bowmanville 25 Port Perry 19 Little Britain 16 Cobourg 14 Lakefield 12 Rice Lake 13 Stouffville 11 Uxbridge 10 Port Hope 8 L 1 6 11 12 18 17 19 23 24 27 4 7 4 2 2 1 65 55 44 40 32 31 30 24 22 17 WINTER DERBY -- The Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby will have over $20,000 in cash and merchandise up for grabs in this winter event which runs from February 5th to March 5th. Prizes will be awarded to ice fishermen bringing in the largest lake trout, whitefish, perch and herring during the event. Boundaries are from Cook's Bay to Port Bolster. Grand prize is a 16 foot Tempest bowrider, 60 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor and an OMC Fish Tracker Sonar. Phone 416-476-4301 for further information. TENNIS -- The $250,000 Molson Tennis Challenge Challenge which began on Tuesday and runs until Saturday Saturday at the Maple Leaf Gardens has a preliminary preliminary schedule set for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday -- Gottfried-Wilander, Gerulaitis-Mayotte, Lendl- McNamara ; Thursday -- Gottfried-Lendl, Borg- Mayotte, Connors-Gerulaitis ; Friday -- Got- tfried-McNamara, Lendl-Wilander, Borg-Con- nors. Tickets are available at the Gardens. mm Boluhood's Gain Revenge Oldtimers Hockey Teams Play in Ottawa Tourney Two Bowmanville hockey teams, The Heritage House Oldtimers and the King Gardens Oldtimers travelled to Ottawa over the weekend to participate in an international oldtimers' hockey tournament. Apparently the two teams had a lot of fun but neither of them were able to pull off a win. The Heritage House Oldtimers and the fans who accompanied them to the match are shown above just prior to departure last Thursday. are the final Playoffs are Bowmanville Port Perry King Garden Oldtimers Face Tough Opposition in Ottawa HOME AND SPORTSMEN'S SHOW - The fifth annual Home and Sportsmen's Show has been scheduled for April 22-23-24, at the Peterborough Kinsmen Civic Centre. Further information is available by phoning 705-743-5356. BOWLING--The Royal Canadian Legion Zone five pin bowling tournament will be held at Oshawa on Saturday, February 19th. Dalewood Rink Wins Hooper's Curling Spiel By Bob Sheridan Because of our fine showing in last year's international tournaments, .we were placed in a division with very stiff competition last weekend at the Labatt's National Tournament Tournament in Ottawa. In the first game we were defeated by the Florida Elder- gators 4 - 3. This was a hotly contested game and Art Hester Hester was superb in the Bowmanville Bowmanville net. The Florida team had such names on its roster as Larry and Rosaire Paiement, older brothers of Wilf Paiement of the Quebec Nordiques. Bowmanville Bowmanville goals were scored by Ron Clemens on a rebound from a point blank shot by Bob Marjerrison, George Sains- bury from Jim Olinski and Bob Deblois on a great pass from Grant Flintoff and George Sainsbury. Bowmanville Bowmanville pulled the goaltender in the last minute and swarmed around the Florida net taking shot after shot only to be frustrated by their sixty-seven year old goaltender, John Stromberg and old father time. In the second game we were defeated 4 -1 by a strong team from Pine Falls, Manitoba, a team which had been moved down a division from last year's tournaments. Bowman- ville's goal in the final moments was scored by Dave Green assisted by Joe Balson and Jim Olinski. Grant Wright gave a solid performance in the Bowmanville goal. In the final game we were defeated 5 - 2 by a young R.C.M.P. team from Ottawa. Bob Sheridan stole the puck from an R.C.M.P. defenser just inside the blue line and set Dave Green up for a fine goal on a great backhand shot. The prettiest goal of the series was scored by George Sainsbury who tipped in Hugh German's perfect pass in the goal mouth. George came flying in from the blue line with such violence that he crashed into the boards and ended up in a heap behind the R.C.M.P. goal. The R.C.M.P. went on in the play-offs to become group champions over a total of 14 other teams competing. We played our best and we had a fine tournament. We are looking forward to a victory in Ottawa nekt year. Dutchman, Town Sports Remain Tied in Non- Contact League Play five goals and three assists, rolled to an easy 11 - 2 romp over Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern. Town, now unbeaten unbeaten in nine, also got goals from Ken Holmes (three), Rick Stockman, Alex Barnett and Erik Strand. Cal Wheeler and Art Cormier beat Mike Willoughby for the Restaurant. Restaurant. The final game of the weekend saw Clinic Pharmacy Pharmacy build up three goal leads twice and then hold on for a narrow 6-5 triumph over a determined Beastie club. Clinic, outshot by a 32 to 29 count got goals from Dave Hanson (two), Pat Murdock, Issor Dubinsky, Doug Leppert and John Allen. Dave Whittaker Whittaker and John Ayre each had a pair YOUTH BOWLING Tykes Team Standings Red Baron 21, Linus 21, Peppermint Patty 20, Snoopy 16, Schroder 15, Lucy 12, Sally 5, Woodstock 5, Pig Pen 5, Charlie Brown 2. High Games J. McFeetcrs 226 (339), J. Hicks 138 (251), P. Vesna 126 (233), F. Logan 123 (230), J. Knight 134, E. Hill 125, J. Rees 125. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Britton 27, Luxton 25, Walkey 24, Grant 24, Hay 23, Thertell 21, Anderson 16, Con- naghan 14, Couch 13, Sutherland Sutherland 10, Evans 9, Apted 4. High Singles D. Couch 211, D. Big Canoe 200, C. Hamilton. 197, D. Lugtenburg 196, A. Logan 186, K. Britton 186. High Triples C. Hamilton 541, G. Thertell 531, C. Walkey 512, D. Couch 511, S. Miller 467, K. Britton 467, D. Big Canoe 447. V Junior Mixed League Team Standings Skene 26, Smith 25, Harness 23, McMullen 21, Sallows 15, Henning 12, Taylor 12, Dudley 9. High Singles N. Luxton 203. High Triples N. Luxton 515, K. Floyd 514, N. Dudley 508, W. Henning 504. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Grant 24, Woolley 17, Trotter 17, Bird 12. High Games D. Trotter 254 (652), D. Thompson 230 ( 610), S. Wool- ley 211 (577), B. Richards 195 (577), K. Wright 209 (551), S. Thompson 196 (537), G. Stacey 202 (535). C. Hill 195. Merry Makers Roberts 10, 9174, Smith 10, 8774, Harrison 9, 8969, Junkin 6,8636, Etcher 6, 8470, Piper 4, 8404. High Single - Gloria Smith 269. High Double - Gloria Smith 459 (190, 269). High Average - Gloria Smith - 218. Name Bolahoods Walter Franks Spencers Cowans Name Brian Allin Barry Fenton Bob Howes John Taylor Tim Jenkins Sam Allin Jerry Johnson A1 Clark Joe Humenick Rick Woolner GWL T G.F.G.A.Pts. 1813 5 0 84 53 26 1810 7 1 92 73 21 18 8 8 2 83 91 18 18 3 14 1 66 107 7 Team Spencers Walter Frank Bolahoods Bolahoods Walter Frank Cowans Spencers Walter Frank Bolahoods Bolahoods G Asst Pts. 45 36 34 33 33 28 25 24 13 21 By Ted Brown The Commercial Hockey League played its first playoff games on Sunday. In the first game Bolahoods who were bombed 5 -1 by Spencers last week, reversed the tables this week by clobbering the real estate crew 12 - 4. Coach Johnson became goalie Johnson Johnson for Spencers. Unfortunately Unfortunately for him, his team forgot to skate both ways. Bolahoods must have had at least eight break-aways and numerous other good chances. I don't think Goodyear has seen as much rubber as what Johnson saw. For Bolahoods it was a full team effort with everybody contributing. Rick Woolner was top point getter with five goals and one assist. Bob Howes contributed two goals and four assists. The prettiest goal of the game was a Rick Vaive type goal scored by Gord Weir located at the corner corner of the net. Other points went to Joe Humenick (1 goal), John Taylor (2 assists), Ted Brown (1 assist), Bob Engley (1 assist), Kevin Jenkins (2 goals), and Paul Dadson (1 assist.) Spencers' scoring was done by Danny Armstrong (1 goal, 1 assist), Steve Starkey (1 goal), Brian Anderson (1 goal), Jerry Johnson (1 goal), Jim Hogarth (1 assist), John Binning (1 assist), and Ken Hall. P.S. Don't count Spencers Spencers out yet. The second game was an excellent contest between the hottest team in the league (Walter Frank's) and league doormats (Cowans). Some how, Cowan's always came to life in the playoff. For four years now this change about has been led by the duo of Burns and Allin. I don't mean George and Gracie, I mean Joey and Sam. This year is no different as they scored both goals for Cowan's. In the first period, Frank's took an early lead on a goal by A1 Clarke with assists to Gord McNabb and Barry Fenton. Cowan's were lucky to keep Frank's from getting more as they played short-handed most of the period. The game remained 1 - 0 until the third period when Cowan's tied it. Burns finished a passing play from Tom Wreggett ana Sam Allin. Frank's went ahead 2 -1 at the mid-point of the third on a, goal by Randy Masterson assisted by A1 Clark. This looked like the winner as the clock wore down. Cowan's pulled out all the stops with a minute to go. Sam Allin finally tied the score with 45 seconds to go. Arnold Nicol- son picked up an assist. Final score2-2. CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy.nsand 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUCK-CAPS in stock ('cig'as) REFILL CENTRE Registered Builder of "KRAC0" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Team Dutchman Town Sports United Shoppers Courtice Auto Bow. Restaurant Clinic Beasties G.P.WL 18 16 2 T G.F.G.A. Pts. 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 16 2 12 4 9 8 7 10 4 12 3 11 134 141 98 85 63 71 60 56 46 55 63 91 89 115 109 140 Goaltending Name Team D. Forrester Dutchman M. Willoughby Town Sports G.P.G.A. S.O.G. R. Stainton B. Roberts S. Plumbtree J. Moczulski A. Taggart M. Kerstens United Courtice Shoppers Clinic Bow. Rest. Beasties 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 46 55 63 89 91 109 115 140 396 412 601 612 491 652 584 743 32 32 26 19 15 10 10 0 Ave. 2.55 3.05 3.50 4.94 5.05 6.05 6.39 7.77 With only three games remaining in the regular season, the Flying Dutchmen and Town Sports clubs appear headed for a showdown in The ladies curling bonspiel for the Hooper's Jewellers trophy last Wednesday at Bowmanville Country Club was won by a rink from Cobourg who curl at Dalewood Golf & Curling Club. The winners are, 1-r, Erica Beauchamp, second; Jo Johnstone, skip; Lil Hooper making the presentation and Shirley ( Zimmerman, vice. Mary Slecman, lead, left before the photo was taken. their final game for the league championship. The Dutchmen squad came up with an important 6 - 3 victory over United Drug in the opener on Saturday night, while Town Sports demolished Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern 11 - 2 on Sunday. Once again, it was Jim Smith doing the damage by scoring three, his first coming at the 2:02 mark of the opening period, for the Dutchmen. Rick Hall, Dan Moriarity, John Stainton, Smith again and then Rick Drew traded goals within a four minute span which gave the Dutchmen Dutchmen a 4 - 3 lead after two. United, playing shorthanded for much of the 3rd period, were able to hold the Dutchmen Dutchmen scoreless until Brian Caron, on a solo effort, scored into an empty net with seven seconds remaining on the clock. John Rowlands also had an empty nctlcr to complete the scoring. Saturday's night cap saw the slumping Courtice Auto Wreckers drop their 7th straight 7 - 2 to a vastly improved Shopper's Drug Mart squad. Shoppers with the two points, now move four up, on Courtice in league standings. standings. Scoring for Shopper's were Wayne Smith two, Mike Knight, Terry Klawittcr, Dave Browne, 'fully Thompson and Ron Griffiths. Courtice goal scorers were Raye West ami Tom Fennell. 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