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( 12 The Canadian Statesman. Bmvmanville. November 30.1983 Section Two NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of November 26, 1983 G.P. GW G.F.G.A. Team "Burke" Division Flying Dutchman United Drug San Marino Courtice Auto "Oliver" Division Shoppers Drug Bow. Restaurant Clinic Pharmacy Beastiês 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 4 4 0 59 52 63 27 26 32 47 61 67 38 43 60 62 44 16 83 Pits. 19 12 12 3 16 10 8 0 5th Wheel Track Stop Bantam 2$ Win Crown at Thornton Goalie Averages Name Team "Burke" Division D. Forrester Flying Dutch. 10 26 R. Stainton United Drug 10 32 D. Bracey San Marino 10 47 B. Roberts Courtice Auto 10 61 G.P.G.A. S.O.G. Avg. 172 2.60 253 3.20 232 4.70 338 6.10. McGregor's Minor Bantams Pick Up Only One Win Out of Four "Oliver" Division T. Edwards Shop. Drug 10 38 180 3.80 M. Willoughby Clinic Pharm. 10 44 243 4.40 A. Aylesworth Bow. Rest. 10 60 288 6.00 M. Kerstens Beasties 10 83 351 8.30 Top Scorers Name Team "Burke" Division E. Strand San Marino J. Stainton United Drug R. Hall United Drug "Oliver" Division G. James Shoppers Drug P. Murdock Clinic Pharm. G. Hillis Clinic Pharm. B. Janitsch Clinic Phqrm. G.P. G A MIP Pts. 10 10 9 10 8 8 8 1218 1512 1213 1423 1612 1016 1016 9 9 36 9 9 24 18 30 27 25 37 28 26 26 Triple F Bowling m Standings High Single Men Team Standings M. Griffioen 59, P. Flonk 54, G. Evers 48, D. Van Abbema 45, W. De Lange 43, A. Bonsina 42, N. Griffioen 38, H. Vander- gaast 38, B. Vroom 35, M. Rozema 34, A. DeJager 34, A. Van Halteren 34. High Single Ladies - T. Vandergaast 236. A. High Single Bonsma 269. High Triple Ladies - N. Van Abbema 609. High Triple Men - R. Bouw- meester 683. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 183. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 201. ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS! If You Are Interested in Trail Permits or Joining a Club . . . Please Phone 623-2061 623-2259 723-5822 728-3541 On Nov. 19, a return match with Ajax was played with Ajax coming out the victor 6 - 3. Ajax scoring late in the first and early in the second held a 2-0 lead until five minutes into the second Mark Tripp pounded home a pass from Paul Boyle. Bowmanville's goal seemed to wake up Ajax and three more goals were scored before Brad Carnegie converted a pass from O. J. Sidor to end the second period. The McGregor boys were not to be denied one more as Paul Boyles capped off a pass from Mark Tripp but this was not to be the last as Ajax scored one more to end the game. Lose to Cobourg Sunday night the Jjoys travelled travelled to Cobourg and were quite confident playing the same team that they had earlier in the season handled quite easily. But again the "Bowmanville Luck" was with us. Scoring was opened as Mark Tripp slapped in the puck in a Men's Major November 23,1983 Piper - won 21, lost 15, 32 points; Perfect - 21, 15, 27; Stacey - 20,16,27; Etcher -19, 17, 27; Oke - 19%, 16%, 26%; Laird - 20,16,26; Edmondson - 19, 17, 26; Adams -19, 17, 25; Coombes - 14%, 21%, 18%; Wilcox -15, 21,18; Georgiou - 14,22,17; Pearson -14,22,17. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 242, Larry Piper 237, Larry Georgiou 235, Ron Etcher 234, Gord Wilcox. 232, Rick Stacey 229, Kevin I Farrell 226, Barry Henning 225, Gord Simpson 225, Bob Laird 224. High Single Larry Piper 314 Bob Laird 314 High Single Team Etcher 1253 High Triple Ron Etcher 832 High Triple Team Perfect 3486 Night Hawks Nov. 23,1983 High Single - C. Castle 261. High Triple - C. Castle 617. Team Standings D. Barrett 30498 pins, 30 points; B. Ballantine29893,28; T. Wright 29288, 27; M. Found 30706, 24; I. Hughes 29736, 21; G. Dykstra 28976,14. Games Over 200 M. Ubsdell 207, H. Simmick 239, B. Ballantine 206, P. Pingle 239, G. Arnburg 224, C. Castle 261, 209, D. Porter 208, K. Carnavale 202, G. Dykstra 205. Dancercise and Dance Classes t V Held at: ALL AGES BOWMANVILLE LIONS CENTRE * Dancercise * Adult and Children's Rhythmic Classes, as well as * Teen Jazz Rhythmic - combining Modern Dance, Jazz, Ballet and Basic Co-ordinating Skills (children) (12 week session beginning week of Jan. 9th, 1984) DANCERCISE (1 Class per week) s 30.00 (Special rates on extra classes) RHYTHMIC and TEEN JAZZ (1 Class per week) M0.00 Fully Qualified Instructor: LINDA COOLAHAN Registration: Bowmanville Lions Centre Thurs. and Fri., December 8th and 9th -- 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thurs. and Fri., December 15th and 16th -- 6:30 to 9 p.m. good individual effort assisted by Jeff Laird. Cobourg came right back and tied the score two minutes later. This was a game of quick goals as Bowmanville Bowmanville came right back as Mark Tripp took a pass from Aaron Ulrich and put it past the Cobourg netminder. It was now Cobourg's turn and two minutes later they tied the score. Bowmanville passed but it was not to be as Cobourg went up by one before the end of the first period. Good skating and play making by both teams was the order of the rest of the game with only Cobourg able to crack the score sheet midway through the third. The Toro curse was to continue continue as the boys moved on to Orono on Nov. 25. After giving up four unanswered unanswered goals in two periods, the spark seemed to ignite in the third as Brad Carnegie took a pass from .Craig de Blois and we were on the move. Troy Harness just a minute later, on the power play, took a pass at the point from Mark Tripp and Carnegie Carnegie and blasted it past the standing goaltender. Carne gie, playing a strong game for Bowmanville hit once more from Eric Janssens to end the scoring as time ran out. Blast Oshawa 5-0 Luck for the McGregor Toros couldn't be all bad and Sunday, Nov. 27 was the day. Playing the Oshawa Bruins, the boys came out of their shells and skated off with a well-deserved 5 - 0 win. First period scoring was a scramble goal by Craig de Blois, unassisted, beating the Bruins' goalie who had played well up to this point. Early in the second, Guy Freeman topped off a play from O. J. Sidor and Paul Boyle to push us to two. Late in the period, de Blois notched his second when he sped in to knock in a rebound from Mark Tripp and Brad Carnegie. The third period was Toro time as well as Carnegie moved in to cap off a pass from Tripp and Janssens and on the same shift to pop his second from Ulrich and Tripp. Congratulations to goaltender goaltender Lush for his shut-out. Next home game Saturday, Dec. 3 against Oshawa Black Hawks. On Saturday, November 26th, the Bantams played host to Port Perry. We lost by a score of 10 - 3. The boys played a slow paced first period and were losing 4 - 0. All our goals came in the second period. First goal by Jeff Thompson assisted by Paul Martin; second by Mike Houston assisted by Paul Martin and Jeff Thompson; our last goal by Mike Houston, assisted by Kyle Virtue and Jeff Thompson. On Sunday, November 27th, the boys travelled to Thornton for a tournament. Our first game was at 10:30 against Stroud, winning a very well played game 4 - 2. First goal came in the second period by Mike Houston, assisted by Scott Cole, second goal by David Fairey, assisted by Kenny Desmedt and Jeff Thompson. Our third goal came in the third period, scored by Jeff Thompson assisted assisted by Scott Burns; last goal was scored by Paul Martin assisted by Mike Houston. The second game was played played at 4:00 with Bowmanville winning again over Angus 4 - 2. All our goals were scored by Jeff Thompson, three unassisted unassisted and one assisted by David Fairey. The boys took command command of the game with well organized positional hockey. The boys then played for the championship at 6:30 against Lefroy. We played well matched hockey for three periods ending in a two-all tie, taking them into a ten minute overtime period. Our first two goals were scored by David Fairey assisted by Kenny Desmedt; and Kyle Virtue, unassisted. Kyle Virtue also scored the winning goal, assisted assisted by Brent Mackay and Paul Martin at the 7:42 mark in overtime. Congratulations are in order for the team and the coaches on three exciting and well played hockey games. You can be proud! ! 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