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f 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1984 [ sport- talk FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In the first Midget game of the afternoon in the Recreation League, the Generals scored three times in the final period to defeat the Orphans 4-3 and move into a first place tie in the playoff standings. Generals' scorers were David O'Rourke (2), David Werry and Walter Gibson. James Rickard (2) and Bruce Ogden scored for the Orphans. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations Congratulations to Bobbi-Ann Fairey who competed in the Provincial Bowling Championships in London. on March 17th placing third in the Bantam Girls singles, rolling 611. SPORTS Cowan Jr. C Red Eagles Win First Two Games Youth J s owlini ARGO GIRLS -- If you are interested in being an Argo Sunshine Girl you must be 19 years of age or older, and have a high school education, be a good dancer, able to do splits and cartwheels and it also helps if you know basic Canadian football rules. Simply write and tell us why you would like to be an Argo Sunshine Girl, enclosing a recent photograph of yourself. If you wish your photo returned, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Mail your application to: Argo Sunshine Girls, The Toronto Sun Promotion Department, 333 King Street East, Toronto M5A 3X5. Deadline is Friday, March 23 and auditions will be held Sunday, March 25. T BALL -- Boys and girls T Ball will be run by the Newcastle Girls Slow Pitch Association and the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. Registration for T Ball will be held at the Bowmanville Mall, Saturday, Saturday, March 31st and April 7th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. SOCCER -- The Bowmanville United Soccer Club will be holding soccer registrations Fridays 23rd and 30th at Waverley Public School 6-8:30 p.m. and Saturdays, March 24th and 31st at Bowmanville Mall 12 noon - 4 p.m. NEWCASTLE SLOW PITCH ASSN. -- The newly formed Newcastle Slow Pitch Association will be holding registrations at the Bowmanville Mall on Saturday, March 31st and Saturday, April 7th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00p.m. For further information contact Mr. Ron Farrow at 786-2939 or Mr. Don Hamilton at 623-4051. The Cowan Pontiac-Buick Red Eagles spotted the Frankford Huskies three quick goals, but came roaring back to win 9-6, and take a two game lead in the best of seven series. The game was played on Sunday night at the Bowmanville Arena. The Eagles won the first game on Friday night in Frankford by a 4-2 count. The next home game will be Sunday night at 7:30, but you plan to be there early. Sunday night's game drew one of the largest crowds ever at the Bowmanville Arena. SENIOR BASEBALL -- Indoor practices will be held on Wednesdays from 7 - 9 at the Senior Public School starting March 14th. There are a lot of good baseball players in this area, let's see some new faces out there for this team. FISH DERBY -- Despite the bitter cold weather, fishermen are still trying to catch that "BIG" one in the Third Annual Spring Ganaraska Sportsmen's Association Fishing Derby, at Port Hope Harbor. In the second week the biggest fish landed was by Rod Parrott, of Port Hope with a 15.91 pound rainbow trout and winning thé 9.9 h.p. Johnson Seahorse Outboard Motor donated by Outboard Marine Corporation of Peterborough. Also this year all entrants who purchase a Derby ticket are entitled to this year's Bonus draw prize. So, try your luck in the fishing Derby and win one of those fantastic prizes donated by Triple Fish Line, Rapala, Diawa, Cooper Tool, Old Wooden Bait Co., Kwikfish Lures and Turcks Restaurant and also more donors' prizes to arrive yet. Best baits are still spawn, flatfish, kwikfish and mepps. The derby ends April 1st. RIVER RACE -- Time is running out for entering in the Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny river race in Port Hope on April 7th or for operating a concession during the day. Contact Port Hope Chamber of Commerce for information. By Buck Janack The Cowan Pontiac Eagles won the first game of the Ontario Finals in Frankford Friday night, March 16 by a 4 to 2 score. The Eagles were again led by Rookie 15-year-old Jeff Smith with two goals. Jeff has had a hot stick of late, five goals in his last two games. The Eagles fell behind 1 to 0 in this game at the six minute mark, but at the twelve minute mark, Veteran defenceman Bob Dwyer took a pass from Tim Preston in his own end and skated through the whole Frankford team to tie the score at one. Only a few minutes later, Jeff Smith scored his first goal, assisted by Shaughn Houston to give the Eagles a 2 to 1 lead, a lead they maintained for the rest of the game. The first period ended with the Eagles leading 2 to 1 and out shooting the Huskies by a 14 to 5 margin. Jeff Smith scored his second goal after five minutes of the second period, again assisted by Shaughn Houston to give the Eagles a 3 to 1 lead. The Huskies refused to quit and were rewarded at the midway point in the period when Bowmanville United Soccer Club will be holding Soccer Registrations on Friday and Saturday - March 23 - 24 and Friday and Saturday - March 30 - 31 Registration Fee:$25.00 Friday Registrations at Waverley Public School 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. Saturday Registrations at Bowmanville Mall 12 Noon-4:00 p.m. Final Day for Registration Saturday, March 31st NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ■AFTER THAT DATE. Angalo Lentini scored his second goal to close the margin to 3 to 2 for the Eagles. Late in the period Brad Clemens scored on a hard shot from just inside the blue line from Bob Dwyer and Andy Terry to pad the Eagles' lead to 4 to 2 after two periods. Again the Eagles outshot the Huskies 14 to 11. There was no scoring in the third period and as the shots on goal would indicate seven for the Eagles and five for the Huskies. The Eagles protected their lead instead of trying to extend it which paid off in a well deserved victory. Eagles 9 Frankford 6 In a Shoot Out This game started with Frankford outhustling " and outplaying the Eagles and grabbing a 3 to 0 lead by the sixteen minute mark of the first period. But late in the period and the Eagles pressing pressing the Huskies took two penalties on the same play and with one second left in the penalties, ' Chris Michelson scored from Tim Preston and Paul Reed to narrow Frank- ford's lead to 3 to 1 after one period. The Eagles came out for the second period looking like a different team. In a nine minute span from 4:30 to 13:30 'hey scored six goals to take a 7 to 3 lead. Dayrell Rowe •scored first from Brian Heard and Brad Clemens. Then Pete Krukkert tied the score at three from Duane Major and Chris Michelson. Ken Farrow put the Eagles ahead 4 to 3 from Duane Major and Paul Reed, a power play effort. Bob Dwyer scored from Duane Major and Chris Michelson, another power play goal. Chris Michelson scored his second goal of the night from Pete Krukkerj and Jeff Smith. Tim Pregtod ' scored the Eagles' last goal of the period from Bob Dwyer and Andy Terry to give them what seemed to be a commanding lead but in only fourteen- seconds more, loose play by the Eagles and hustle by the Huskies gave the Huskies two very quick goals to cut the Eagles lead to 7 to 5 at the end of two periods. The Huskies got a power play opportunity at 7:50 of the third and promptly scored to narrow the Eagles lead to 7 to 6. But at the ten minute mark, Brad Clemens skated through the Frankford team to score an unassisted goal and give the Eagles an 8 to 6 lead. The Frankford team took a rash of unnecessary penalties, giving Tim Preston the opportunity to score his second goal of the night, assisted by Duane What's Doing „ At The Sportsmens Show There's something doing for everyone at the Spoilsmen's Show. Stuff for kids like lire Purina Pet Extravaganza and Bart, the 1500 pound bear sponsored by Kodiak" Bools. Fishing seminars and angling experts. Havel exhibits and an outdoor- wear fashion show. Along with spoi ling goods equipment, equipment, recreational vehicles, boats and four fully constructed cottages, So come on down and do it all. Take the TfC or GO 'IVansit to the front door. And find out what's new about this grand old show. Because it's not just for spoi lsmen anymore. WHUKDAYS........ 11 a.m. to to p.m. SATURDAYS 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAYS 10 a,III. to 7 p.m, ADULTS $5.00 • SENIORS $3,50 JUNIORS (510 15) $3.50 Clilldmi imiter 5 ailmllii'il free TORONTO SPORTSMEN S SHOW EXHIBITION PLACE MARCH 16-MARCH 25 A Canadian National Spoilsmen's show Major and Paul Reed to make the final score Eagles 9 the Huskies 6. Not a classic defensive defensive battle but with 15 goals being scored lots of excitement excitement for the fans. While watching the game I sometimes sometimes felt that the team with the last shot might win the game. The games for the rest of the series are: Friday, March 23 at Fr. at 8:30; Sunday, March 25 at Bow. at 7:30; Tuesday, March 27 at Bow. at 8:30 if necessary; Friday, March 30 at Fr. at 8:30 if necessary; Sunday, April 1 at Bow. at 7:30 if necessary. This team from Frankford is a good skating club with some polished goal scorers and if taken lightly by the Eagles they promptly give a pile of trouble. If the Eagles hope to win Friday, March 23 in Frankford, they will have to mend their ways. If they fall behind by three goals it will be much harder to come back on foreign ice. The largest crowd of the season was on hand Sunday for this crowd pleasing game. St. Joseph's March il, 1984 Sharon Metcalf 49, Walter Curr 40, Don Powers 40, Mike Powers 37, Bob Brown 35, Ken Lee 32, Alan Tibbies 29, Marilyn Polley 18. Ladies' high triple - Marilyn Marilyn Polley 779. Ladies' high single - Peg Powers 310, Marilyn Polley 354. Men's high triple - Walter Curr 682. Men's high single - Wayne Till 309. Tykes Team Standings Cardinals 46, Crows 37, Sparrows 36, Canaries 29, Robins 28, Blue Jays 27, Blackbirds 15, Orioles 13. High Games S. Hamilton 143 (251), T. Beers 119 (218), R. Milosh 122 (214), S. McAleese 118 (213). Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 71' Hancock 62, Stacey 41, Thertell 40, Lug- tenburg 40,' Evans 39, Couch 37, Big Canoe 32, Hall 31, Hamilton 26, Connaghan 18, Harrison 15. High Singles C. Farrow 216, G. Evans 212, J. McFeeters 211, S. McMullen 205, D. Big Canoe 204. High Triples S. McMullen 547, C. Farrow 534, D. Big Canoe 525, C. Hancock 511. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Grant 52, Dudley 48, McMullen 39, Smith 371/2, Lugtenburg36, Walkey lS'A.' High Singles . K. Smith 279, C. Walkey 262, T. McMullen 256, D. Grant 217 - 247, L. Schofield 231, T. Kirkton 205, M. Harness Harness 202, M. Lugtenburg 201. High Triples D. Grant 628, K. Smith 620, C. Walkey 596, T. McMullen 592, L. Schofield 545. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Trotter 43, Thompson 41, Kirkton 38, Stacey 32. High Games D. Trotter 215 - 224 (635), S. Thompson 211 - 224 (620), G. Stacey 251 (612), K. Wright 227 (573), S. Kirkton 238 (553), T. Kirkton 202 (553). Men's Major Team Standings March 14 Stacey 26 won, 7 lost, 35 points; Etcher 20121/2, 28I/2; Laird 191/2, 13'/a, 27>/ 2 ; Edmondson 19/14; 25; Perfect 17, 16, 22; Àdàms 17, 16, 22; Coombes 15,18, 21; Wilcox 15, 18,19; Piper 15,18,19; Oke 14, 19, 18; Georgiou 11, 22, 15; Pearson 10,23,12. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 251, Larry Piper 247, Rick Stacey 239, Gord Wilcox 238, Ron Etcher 235, Wayne Coombe 228, Barry Henning 227, Dick Perfect 225, Don Bishop 222, Bob Laird 222. High Single - Ron Etcher 330. High Team Single - Oke 1173. High Triple - Ron Etcher 854. High Team Triple - Stacey 3326. GOODYEAR BOWLING High Single - B. Henning 322. High Triple - R. Etcher 779. High Team Single - Millwrights Millwrights 1296. High Team Triple - Millwrights Millwrights 3453. Over 300 B. Henning 322, R. Etcher 319, A. Bryant 302. Over 725 R. Etcher 779, A. Bryant 775, B. Adams 736, B. Henning 734, J. Pearson 726. San Marino's Capture Burke Title San Marino Restaurant took the Burke Division Championship by defeating the Flying Dutchman in three straight games to end post season play without a loss. San Marino tied United Drug twice before winning the third game and then quickly disposed of the Dutchman 8 - 3, 6 - 3 and 6 - 2 in the final. Saturday night, the Chargers Chargers built up a 3 - 1 lead after two periods and scored three more in the third to salt away victory number two. Dutchman, a team which has been able to come up strong in the late going in the past, were simply simply outskated and out- checked as San Marino were on top of them throughout the third. Mark Clarey led the assault by scoring three goals while Erik Strand, Emery Cos- carella and Warren Aider had singletons. Dutchman goals were by Doug Taylor, John Robinson and Wayne Trigg. San Marino 6 Dutchman 2 Sunday morning, with the Dutchman facing elimination, elimination, play was concentrated around goaltender Don Bracey for much of the first two periods. However, Bracey shone for San Marino and the result was a 2-2 tie after 40 minutes. Period No. 3 started off with the Dutchman pressing, pressing, however Erik Strand gave San Marino the lead on a long shot which Dave Forrester Forrester allowed to trickle through his pads and Chargers Chargers got the lift they needed. Three more goals came in the last eight minutes by John Cannings, Dan Norton and Emery Coscarella to end all hopes for the Dutchman. Dutchman. Mike MacGregor and Mark Clarey had the other Charger markers. Dutchman goalscorers were Doug Taylor and Dan Moriarity. Clinic Pharmacy evened their series at. one game apiece by dumping Shoppers Shoppers Drug 8 - 3 on Saturday. Clinic built up a 4 - 1 lead after 20 minutes and Shoppers Shoppers were unable to match the hustle displayed by Clinic from the outset of the second period. Bill Janitsch and Pat Murdock each notched a pair, while Len Jay, Tom Hogg, John Allen and John Alien recorded singles. Shoppers' goals were scored by Steve Gray, and Terry Klawitter who had the last two. Shoppers 5 Clinic 1 Sunday morning was a different story as Shoppers took the lead on a Kevan Lacey goal, the only one of the opening stanza. Wayne Smith made it 2 - 0 before John Alien was to score the only goal of the game for Clinic. Steve Gray, with his sixth of the playoffs made it 3 - 1 as the second period came to an end. 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