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) [ sport-talk 61f-IJflf FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Dr. Keith Slemon, bowling in Thursday night's Rotary League, came close to rolling a perfect 450 game. After knocking off 10 consecutive strikes, a stubborn five-pin wobbled but wouldn't go down on the Doc's 11th delivery. Keith wound up with a 425 game. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO -- On Monday, January 14th, the following skaters passed various tests, at Memorial Arena, of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Figure Skating Club. Brenda Thebeau, L. link, Randy McDonald, Donna Hogarth, Terri Ogden, Cheryl Anyan, Cynthia Vivian and Verity Sylvester. BENEFIT GAME - Harold Ballard, a keen supporter of the Charlie Conacher Dinner in aid of throat cancer research is busy organizing a hockey game between the Leaf Old Timers and the Flying Fathers. The game, which will bring back Stanley Cup memories to many Toronto fans, will be played at the Gardens March 18. Among the former Leafs expected in the lineup are Claire Alexander, George Armstrong, Andy Bathgate, Bobby Baun, Gus Bodnar, Johnny Bower, Dick Duff, Brian Glennie, Frank Mahovlich, Jim McKenny, Jim Pappin, Mike Pelyk, Eddie Shack and Norm Ullman. The officials for the game include Red Storey, Scotty Morrison and No. 4 - Bobby Orr. FUND -- Graduates of Queen's University, Kingston, may wish to donate to the Ted Reeve Memorial Scholarship Fund which has been started by a group of his friends. Reeve touched many lives as a sportsman, soldier, newspaper columnist and football coach. While at Queen's he coached the team to three championships and was in the finals five times. Those wishing to contribute contribute can send donations to The Queen's Appeal Appeal - Ted Reeve Memorial Scholarship Fund, Queen's University, Kingston. CURLING -- Lynda Flegg, formerly of Bowmanville, skipped her Oshawa Golf and Country Club rink to an easy victory in the Divisional and will now advance to the Southern Provincial double rink playdowns to be held March 10th at the Avonlea Curling Club. Other team members are vice Linda Smith, second Vi Taylor and lead Wanda MacKenzie. SNOWARAMA -- This year's Snowarama for Timmy will get under way January 29th in Port Perry with organizers hoping to raise $35,000 for Crippled Children. This is always a great outing, with good fellowship and plenty of excitement. Pledge sheets are available from snowmobile dealers. GOLF-O-TRON -- The Esco Open golf tournament will be held on Saturday, February 4th, at the Golf- o-Tron, Port Hope. Phone 885-4455 now to register. CROSS COUNTRY -- The Ganaraska Forest Centre announces the Cross Country ski trails are open Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Canteen refreshments are available. MEET MUSKIES -- The Cowan Pontiac-Buick Red Eagles will be at home this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. to the Lindsay Trent Muskies and are expected to open playoffs with Port Perry MoJacks next Tuesday at 8:20 here. They took sole possession of first place by blanking Port Hope Panthers 10-0 last Thursday. So far this year, the Eagles have dominated their league, but playoffs are a different ball game. They'd better make certain they aren't over confident. We wish them well and expect them to come through as league champions if they play up to their potential. Coach Paul Robinson will certainly be doing his utmost to keep the boys geared up. Reduce current taxes while setting aside retirement money... just about everyone can with an RRSP funded by State Farm's new Flexible Premium Retirement Annuity. Even if you're already covered by a retirement plan, you can set aside a portion of your earned income now for future enjoyment... free from current income tax. Call me for details. DON IRVINE-623-4482 108 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville Stale Farm Life Insurance Company Canadian Head OMice: Scarborough, Ontario HATE HARM A INSURANCE mm Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 25,1984 11 COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT HOCKEY STANDINGS (as of January 16) Played Win Ixise Tie Points Goals Goals For Against Flying Dutchman Bantams Score 300 Goals in 49 Games For the third year in a row, the Flying Dutchman Major Bantams have scored 300 goals in one season, season, this year accomplishing the feat in 49 games. On Saturday night before their game against Thornhill Thornhill at the Darlington Sports Centre, the Bantams received a plaque from their sponsor congratulating congratulating the team. Jamie Lever, the 300th goal scorer, is shown above with his teammates presenting the plaque to coach Brian Taylor. Durham Building Play In Bancroft, Brighton On Sat. Jan. 14th, the Durham Building Supplies Pee Wee 2's participated in a round-robin tournament in Bancroft. Maybe the excitement excitement of being billeted took the boys' minds off their play, but whatever the reasons, they were not in the game. Bancroft Bancroft scored 21 seconds into the game and from then on it was all downhill for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, with occasional sparks of life. Bancroft finally defeated defeated Bowmanville 5 - 2. Nicky Dennis scored both goals for Bowmanville. The second game of the tournament was against Barry's Bay. Barry's Bay scored in the first period, and added three more in the second, while Bowmanville slipped back into their old bad habit of not passing. Finally, at the end of the third period, they started to come to life, with Nicky Dennis scoring two quick goals. However, the recovery recovery came too late and Bowmanville was defeated 4 - 2. On Sunday, they played their third and last game, against Napanee. Finally, things started to click for our boys and they began to work as a team. Nicky Dennis opened opened the scoring mid-way through the first period, leading leading the team on a scoring spree that resulted in 11 goals, every boy earning at least one point. Napanee broke Robert Romano's shut-out late in the third period, but Bowmanville held their ground and won 11 - 1. A parent from Bancroft asked why Bowmanville had not played like that for the first two games and we responded responded with our well worn cry "Who knows?". A big thank you to Orville Hindman who provided transportation transportation for many of the boys. Durham Building Supplies Pee Wees played in the Brighton Brighton Tournament the weekend of Jan. 20 and 21. In this their 8th tournament of the season, they ended up in the B Championship Championship rqund. The first game resulted in an overtime loss for the Toros, at the hands of Pickering Town. The score was 4 - 3. The Toros quickly opened the scoring scoring and had a 2 - 0 lead (they were easily the better team), however the tide turned when they could not capitalize on a two man advantage. The reason for this was the same old story, one player carrying the puck whilst the others watched. Pickering then started started to establish their game and tied the score. Ian Knight provided a lift to the team by scoring the third goal and then the Toros played well again. In the third period, Pickering scored the equalizer which sent the game into overtime. There were no real stars in this game, Nicky Dennis and Jeff Acheson scored but the defensive play ' of Cecil 1 Stephenson and Michael Col- bourne was good. Brighton 3 Toros 5 - Bowmanville Bowmanville were three goals down in no time during this contest and it was unfortunate because most of the play was in Brighton's end. It looked as if nothing would go right for the Toros but suddenly a break came when the Toros were a man short and Jim Pithie seized an opportunity when he intercepted a pass, skated the length of the ice and deftly beat thegoaltender. From this 'jxtint tin things improved, improved, Robert 1 Romano got his act together arid played shut-out hockey. Marc Peirce scored a goal, Jeremy Laird turned in a strong performance, performance, as did Phillip Green and Brad Lyons, whilst Jeff Rohr playing defence played a very steady game. Andrew Day also turned in a steady defensive effort. The strong turn around in the game resulted resulted from good passing by team members and the Toros deserved deserved to win this game. Pickering Village 6 Bowmanville Bowmanville 2 - The score looks bad but the Toros stayed with an excellent Pickering team every step of the way. Jim Pithie may have dreams after this game, he scored one goal and because of his good positional positional play had numerous opportunities to score more. Of course the Pickering goal- tender did his best to make things tough for the Toros and was most successful. Paul Hindman put in a strong effort in this game and played his position well. He too had scoring chances, but was unlucky. unlucky. There were some encouraging encouraging signs for the team as they approach the playoffs, such as consistently strong games by Jim and Marc plus the ability to battle back and keep trying. YOUTH B0WLIN6 Tykes Team Standings Cardinals 12, Crows 10, Robins 10, Blackbirds 7, Blue Jays 6, Canaries 5, Sparrows 5, Orioles 5. High Games D. Steele 112, B. McKinnon 105, R. Thertell 104, M. Aitchi- son 102. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 19, Stacey 19, Hancock 17, Hall 14, Couch 14, Thertell 13, Lugtenburg 9, Evans 8, Connaghan 7, Big Canoe 4, Hamilton 2, Harrison 0. High Singles S. Little 226, G. Evans 224, C. Farrow 217, J. Luxton 216, L. Floyd 205. High Triples C. Farrow 596, D. Couch 548, S. McMullen 526, S. Little 505, G. Evans 502. No Youth Bowling Sat. 28th. Tykes will bowl Wed. at 4:30. Juniors will bowl Thur. at 4:30. Bantams will bowl Fri. at 4:30. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Dudley 17, Smith 12, Grant 12, Lugtenburg 9, Walkey 7, McMullen 6. High Singles D. Swan 240, 201, D. Grant 229, 203, V. Sutherland 237, K. Bromeli 229, K. McFeeters 226, T. McMullen 221, 206, K. Maynard 215, C. Walkey 204, L. Gowans 205, T. Kirkton 203, T. Richards 203, M. Lugtenburg Lugtenburg 202, N. Dudley 202. High Triples T. McMullen 603, D. Grant 575, M. Lugtenburg 574, V. Sutherland 561, T. Kirkton 555, C. Walkey 552, N. Dudley 550, D. Swan 552, L. Gowans 532, K. Maynard 529. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Trotter 15, Kirkton Thompson 10, Stacey 6. High Games R. Sutcliffe 253, 208, (724), D. Trotter211,248 (643), D. Thompson 213, 250 ( 629), S. Kirkton 201, 195 (584), G. Stacey 204 (533), T, Kirkton 210. Novice League Tim's Rental 3 3 0 0 6 8 Marina Hotel 3 2 1 0 4 13 10 Adam & Eve Unisex 4 2 2 0 4 11 11 Frank's Variety 4 1 1 2 4 10 11 Victoria & Grey Trust 3 0 2 1 1 6 9 Bonded Paving 3 0 2 1 1 3 6 Atom League Bolahood's 3 3 0 0 6 23 2 Annis Jewellery 3 2 1 0 4 16 7 J & J Sharpening 3 2 1 0 4 12 11 Lange's Photo Lab 3 1 2 0 2 6 15 Ontario Hydro Employees Union 3 1 2 0 2 9 20 D & B Bobcats 3 0 3 0 0 5 16 Pee Wee League Checkers Variety (McRobbie) 3 3 0 0 6 26 5 Hutton Transport 3 2 1 0 4 9 12 Mr. Submarine 3 2 1 0 4 10 14 J & J Sharpening 3 1 2 0 2 9 10 Prout's Raiders 3 1 2 0 2 10 14 I.O.O.F. 3 0 3 0 0 5 15 Bantam League The Capri Rest. 5 4 1 0 8 29 8 Courtice Shell 5 4 l 0 8 16 10 Nichols Motors . 5 1 4 0 2 9 23 Boyle Excavating 5 1 4 0 2 9 23 Midget League Reddi Chef 5 4 1 0 8 27 20 Marianna Develop. 5 2 2 1 5 25 23 Bea's Place 5 2 2 1 5 18 23 Courtice Shell 5 1 4 0 2 23 29 NOVICE January 14,1984 Tim's Rental - 1 - Branden Osmond, shut out to Jarrett Aus. Bonded Paving - 0. Marina Hotel - 6 - Chris McCarthy 3, Warren Bate 3. Frank's Variety - 4 - Collin Taggart, Mark Eddy, Mark Bradley, Jason Dragstra. Adam & Eve - 3 - Gary Adams, Jim McIntyre, Bruce Harman. Victoria & Grey Trust - 2 - Grant Spencer, Chad Vanderende. January 15,1984 Frank's Variety - 4 - Mark Bradley 3, Collin Taggart. Adam & Eve Unisex - 3 - Gary Adams, Chris Aitkens, Bruce Harman. ATOM J & J Sharpening - 4 - Brad Banks 3, Jeffery Martin. Annis Jewellery - 3 - Eric Smith, Dan Walters. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 6 - Shawn Baumhauer 2, David Gzabo 2, Tim Richards, Brad Powell. Lange's Photo Lab -1 - Jamie Sneed. Bolahood's - 5 - Jack Bentley, Joanna Hall, Kevin Farrow, Marty Burgess, Chris Gloss. D & B Bobcats - 0 - shut out to Chris Forsey. January 10,1984 Prout's Raiders - 3 - David Kichko, Michael Marritt, Duane Adams. I.O.O.F. - 2 - Jason Ryan. Mr. Submarine - 5 - Todd Banks 2, Jeff Shannon 2, Steve Bizi. J & J Sharpening - 3 - Tim Powers 2, Jamie Mulder. 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