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( 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. November 23,1983 Section Ti [ sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Don Masters, playing in the Town Hockey League, and the Goodyear League, came up with the most prolific scoring display of Bowmanville's hockey season, last week. Thursday night Don fired five goals and picked up an assist in a 7-5 victory for Brooks Construction. On Sunday, the veteran right winger scored three goals and assisted on another goal for a 4-4 tie. Not bad. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Ladies Physical Fitness class under the direction of Pat Lucas, who meet twice a week at the Bowmanville High School, include Sherryl Barrett, Jackie Forsey, Betty Crossey, Delores Konopacki, Margaret Vermeulen, Barbara Tukker and Jean Welsh. Pontypool-Pines Judo Club Wins More Trophies JR Ç -- The Red Eagles sponsored by Cowan Pontiac Buick now have 14 consecutive games without a loss to their credit. Come out next Sunday and watch them as they meet the Little Britain Merchants at 7:30 p.m. GREY CUP TIME -- It will be the Toronto Argos and British Columbia Lions in action this Sunday in the CFL classic final to decide whether the east or west will win the Grey Cup. The Hamilton TiCats put up a great fight last Sunday against the Argos who had to come from behind in the last quarter to win. The western final was also a cliff-hanger until the fourth quarter with the B.C. Lions pulling that one out in grand style over Manitoba Blue Bombers. The Grey Cup celebrations celebrations will begin half way through the week and continue until game time at 4 p.m. Sunday Eastern Eastern Standard Time over channel 5 CBC. RACES AT KAWARTHA - Harness Racing action at Kawartha Downs will be held November 24-16 and December 3 and 10. Post time 7:45 p.m. For further information contact Grant C. Wade (705) 939-6323. TODDLERS -- A new session of Toddler Drop- In began on Friday, November 18, from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. at the following locations : Community Centre, Brooklin; Centennial Building, Whitby; and, North Oshawa Community Centre, Oshawa. This is an eight-week session with a break at Christmas on December 23 and 30, to resume January 6, 1984. This program gives mother the opportunity to grocery shop, keep appointments, or just enjoy a couple of hours to herself while the children are being babysat by experienced 'Y' sitters. The ages of children being babysat range from 10 months to .5 years. For further information, information, please call the 'Y' at 668-6868, or come in and register at the 'Y' office at 416 Centre Street South, Whitby. The Pontypool-Pines Judo Club received two first-place trophies in a tournament held October 29 at Newmarket. In addition, the club participated participated in a tournament at Ajax, on November 13, and returned with three medals. Shown here are medal and trophy winners from both events. Louise Wilson, of Oshawa, took first place in the Newmarket Tournament and David Aldridge, of Bowmanville, won a first place trophy at Newmar ket. Louise Wilson earned a first place medal at the tournament in Ajax, as did Andrew Goad, of Bowmanville. Tammy Wilson, of Oshawa, and Cameron Sutherland, of Hampton won second and third place medals respectively in the Ajax competition. competition. Shown above, from left, are: David Aldridge Aldridge and Louise Wilson (front row) and in the back row, from left: Tammy Wilson, Cameron Sutherland, and Andrew Goad. Building Supplies Run into Tough Opposition PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 Markham 11 Toros 1 The Toros came up against some tough opposition when they played a Markham team who have lost only one game this year. The Toros' Nicky Dennis gave the home team a lead which lasted for eight minutes before Markham started scoring. The opposition pushed pushed the Toros around and picked picked up many penalties in the process, but it was good team work that won the game. Bowmanville showed once again that individually they have many players who are as good as their opponents but their passing and phsitional play has not developed as Esso: Meeting your needs. "There are many good reasons to switch to Esso. The main one is personal service you can depend on? It yuu'ri- thinking of switching oil vomp;i- nic.'. ihcn consider Ihc reasons why you should switch id tissu. For staru-rs. I can offer you on site delivery of gasoline, diesel, lubricants and heating oil. 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This proved to be a big let-down for Bowmanville because they started to play poorly after this, two defencemen on the same side of the ice, all forwards forwards along one of the boards, no passing, in fact doing everything the coach tells them not to do. Ian Knight gave the Toros the spook they needed in the second period when he scored a short handed goal, making the score 2-1. Bowmanville continued to play better but when two players were in the penalty box, Thornhill increased increased their lead. A defensive miscue by Thornhill allowed Brad Lyons to put a loose puck in the net, making the score 3 - 2. Jeremy Laird tied the score with the assist going to Marc Pierce and then Jim Pithie scored the winning goal when Michael Colbourne fed a nice pass to centre ice. Jim had to try hard on this attempt because the Thornhill players were leaning leaning on him as he released his shot. The final goal was scored by Jeremy Laird who received a pass from Andrew Day whilst the Toros were short handed. Robert Romano showed us a few moves when he played the puck to the comers, moved around his crease and deflected deflected passes that were fired through his crease. Keep it up Robert. Toros 2 Uxbridge 2 This was a good game, the best the Toros have played for some time. Every boy tried hard, Robert Romano continued continued to improve in goal, the forwards came back to help out the defence and the defence defence did not let the opposition have many good scoring chances. Jeremy Laird scored the first goal with the assist going to Andrew Day but then Bowmanville fell behind when Uxbridge scored two goals. It was the third period before Nicky Dennis tied the score with the assist coming from Michael Colboune. During the game both teams had other good scoring chances and played entertaining hockey. -Port Perry 12 Toros 0 The Toros were out classed in this game. Port Perry skated fast, passed well and played position. The Bowmanville Bowmanville boys never quit trying and nearly broke the shut out in the dying seconds. It was a tough experience for the boys but they did improve as the game progressed. Boyle Bantam Selects Lose to Storey Park 6-0 The Bowmanville Boyle Bantam Selects met their match coming against Storey Park from Oshawa on Saturday, Saturday, Nov. 12 at Darlington. The final score of the game was 6 - 0 for Storey. This was the first loss of the season for the Bowmanville team coming up against a hard playing team, A number of penalties were taken by Storey Park with Boyle Bantams taking only a couple in the game. The Boyle team played hard but they were no match in this game. Stephen Conway played in net for Bowmanville stopping many hard shots. We will have to try harder on our next meeting against Storey Park. Triple F Bowling M. Griffioen 54, P. Flonk 49, G. Evers 48, D. Van Abbema 43, W. DeLange 38, H. Vander- gaast 36, A. Bonsma 35, B. Vroom 33, N. Griffioen 33, M. Rozema 32, A. DeJager 32, A. Van Halteren 29. High Single Ladies - H. Vandergaast 279. High Single Men - A. Van dergaast 334. High Triple Ladies - H. Van dergaast 694. High Triple men Vandergaast 732. High Average Ladies Vandergaast 183. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 202. A. H. NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of November 20,1983 Team G.P.G.WG.F.G.A. "Burke" Division Flying Dutchman 9 8 56 24 San Marino 9 5 57 41 United Drug 9 5 46 29 Courtice Auto 9 0 22 57 "Oliver" Division Shoppers Drug 9 8 65 35 Bow. Restaurant 9 4 37 54 Clinic Phar. 9 4 59 38 Beasties 9 0 12 78 Pts. 17 11 10 1 16 9 8 0 Man's Major Piper - won 21, lost 12, 32 points, Adams - 19, 14, 25, Stacey-18, 15, 25, Etcher -18, 15, 25, Laird - 19, 14, 24, Edmondson - 17, 16, 24, Perfect Perfect - 18, 15, 23, Oke - 16',4 1614: 22 W Coombes - 1414 18'4 18!-. Georgiou -14,19, 17, Wilcox - 12, 21,14, Pearson - ll, 22,13. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 244, Larry Piper 236, Larry Georgiou 235, Gord Wilcox 232, Rick Stacey 232, Ron Etcher 230, Barry Henning 225, Kevin Farrell 225, Kevin Woolley 224, Bob Laird 223. High Single Larry Georgiou 333 High Single Team Etcher 1254 High Triple Larry Georgiou 886 High Triple Team Perfect 3389 Minor Hockey Atom November 12,1983 Lange's Photo - 4 - Jamie Sneed 2, Brent Sainsbury, Robert Clements. Annis Jewellers-2-Glenn Waters, Ryan Becker. J & J Sharpening - 5 - Brad Banks 4, Kevin Ferguson 1. D & B Bobcats - 4 - Dave Smith 2, Matthew Aitkens 2. Bolahood's Sports - 4 - Joanna Hall, Craig Forsey, Dana Barrett, Marty Burgess. Ontario Hydro Employees Employees Union - 2 - Scott Foster, Shawn Baumhauer. Pee Wee November 12,1983 J & J Sharpening - 4 - Ken Cornish, Tim Powers, Scott Edmondson, Brent Gibson. Prout's Raiders - 3 - David Kichko 3. I.O.O.F. - 4 - Jason Spiers 2, Steve Bizi, Jason Ryan. Hutton Transport - 2 - Mike Mosley, Martin Van- derheyden. Checkers Variety - 8 - Greg Healey 3, Chris Albin 2, Brad Richard 2, Jason Pleau. Mr. Submarine - 4 - Jeff Shannon 2, Todd Banks 1, Fayaz Ramji. Bantam November 12,1983 Nichols Motors - 2 - Brad Rushak, Kevin Flintoff, shut out to Paul Brooks. Boyle Excavating - 0. Capri Restaurant - 3 - Early Strong 2, Tim Smith 1. Courtice Shell - 1 - Jason Boyle. Midget November 12, 1983 Bea's Place - 5 - Andrew Ferguson 2, Steve Smith 2, Danny Player 1. Courtice Shell - 4 - Steve Baker 1, Shawn Broome, Paul Bun- yan, Peter Raetsen. Reddi Chef - 4 - Randy Smit 2, Vaughn Chambers, Chris Bloedorn. Marianna Development - 2 - Bob Hel- lam, Brad Chaulk. Goalie Averages Name "Burke" Division D. Forrester Flying Dutch R. Stainton United Drug Team G.P. G.A. S.O.G. Avg. D. Bracy B. Roberts "Oliver" Division T. Edwards San Marino Courtice Auto Shoppers Dr. M. Willoughby Clinic Phar. A. Aylesworth Bow. Rest. M. Kerstens Beasties 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 24 29 41 57 35 38 54 78 151 2.66 220 3.22 209 4.55 307 6.33 157 3.88 219 4.22 260 6.00 324 8.66 Top Scorers Name "Burke" Division E. Strand J. Stainton R. Hall "Oliver" Division G. James P. Murdock G. Hillis B. Janitsch Team G.P. G A MIP Pts. San Marino 9 1115 6 26: United Drug 9 1410 6 24 United Drug 8 9 11 36 20 Shoppers Drug 9 1323 6 36 Clinic Phar. 7 1510 3 25 Clinic Phar. 7 1013 18 23 Clinic Phar. 7 8 15 18 23 T. Klawitter Shoppers Drug 8 7 12 3 19 Truck Stop Bantams Lose So far this year we have played seven league games as follows: Oct. 15 Pickering 4, Bow. 2 Oct. 18 - Markham 5, Bow. 2 Oct. 21 - Ajax 3, Bow. 8 Oct. 27 - Pickering 5, Bow. 3 Oct. 29 - Uxbridge 3, Bow. 2 Nov. 5 - Whitby 5, Bow. 6. On Nov. 12, the Bantam 2's played host to Stouffville losing 10 to 2. Stouffville dominated the game, scoring four goals in the first period, three goals in the second and third periods. For the Bow. team, David Fairey scored in •he first period assisted by Kenny Desmedt and Paul Stainton and our second goal came from Mike Houston, unassisted, unassisted, in the third period. Team members this year are Travis Martyn, Kevin Zarosky, John Edmondson, Jeff Thompson, David Fairey, Kenny Desmedt, Paul Stainton, Stainton, Kyle Virtue, Dave Smith, Paul Martin, Mike Houston, Chris Smith, Scott Burns, Brent Mackay, Scott Cole and Troy Harness, (coach) Fred Braybrook, (trainer) Olye Perun, (manager) Linda Houston. "KRAC0" Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvangei (Licensed Carpenter) ■ lesiEin Congratulations The Major Bantam Toros would like to Congratulate Dari Dream owners, Brian Collins and Jerry Rutherford, on their 3rd Anniversary. Also . . . thanks for their participation with the "Player of the Week." Attention G.M. Employees We, at Cowan Pontiac-Buick, welcome the General Motors employee purchase plan on Direct Sale and "Company Car" vehicles. We look forward to serving you, our fellow General Motors family members, on the purchase and maintenance of your direct sale or used "company car" vehicle, purchased through the General Motors employee purchase plan. "Bowmanville's General Motors Dealer" COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 King St. East 623-3396 See the Professionals at Cowan's. TOM COWAN President Murray O'Brien Sales Manager ,\ 'V Weldon Brown Rick Taylor aV Earl McQueen ' < \H ' Doug Ferguson