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! 1 Bowmanville Auto Wins, Huskies Defeat Newcastle On Sunday, Nov. 25, in tne first game, the Huskies were led to victory by Tom Simpson as he scored six times and set up two others. Mike Roy added three goals in a losing cause for Newcastle. 1st Period: Huskies - Tom Simpson (Gibbs, Knox); Newcastle - Bezubiak (Pion- tek); Newcastle - O'Donnell (Roy, MacKinnon); Huskies - Simpson (unassisted); Huskies - Simpson (unassisted); (unassisted); Newcastle - Murphy (Bezubiak); Huskies Simpson (unassisted). 2nd Period: Piontek (unassisted); (unassisted); Newcastle - Roy (MacKinnon) ; Huskies - Knox (Gibbs, Simpson); Huskies - Gibbs (Allin, Knox) ; Huskies - Simpson (Gibbs); Huskies - Broome (Baker, Langmaid); Newcastle - Piontek (unassisted); (unassisted); Newcastle - Graham (O'Donnell); Newcastle - Roy (MacKinnon) ; Huskies Langmaid (Knox). 3rd Period: Huskies - Baker (Osborne); Huskies - Gibbs (unassisted); Huskies - Allin (Simpson, Knox) ; Newcastle - Piontek (unassisted); Newcastle Newcastle - Roy (Murphy); Huskies - Allin (Gibbs); Newcastle Newcastle - Murphy (unassisted). In the second game of the evening Bowmanville Auto Service was led to victory by Doug (Spider) Leddy who had the hat trick. Rick Ellis had a pair for Whitby. 1st Period: Bow. Auto - Leddy (Crough, Konarowski) ; Whitby - Lavender (unassisted); (unassisted); Bow. Auto - West (unassisted); (unassisted); Bow. Auto Villenue (Prentice). 2nd Period: Bow. Auto - Konarowski (West, Crough); Bow. Auto - Villenue (Crough); Bow. Auto - West (O'Brien); Bow. Auto - R. J. Hall (Stainton); Bow. Auto - Leddy (Konarowski); Bow. Auto - Konarowski (West, Crough) ; Bow. Auto - Crough (West, Konarowski). 3rd Period: Whitby - Ellis (Luxton); Bow. Auto - R. J. Hall (West); Bow. Auto - Prentice (West); Whitby - Ellis (Rice); Bow. Auto - Leddy (Crough, Baker); Bow. Auto - Baker (Konarowski); Whitby - Rice (Kapuslan). Bowmanville Auto Service defeats Wanderers 14-6. Newcastle wins 13-5 over Whitby. In the first game, Steve West scored five times and John Stainton added seven assists to lead Bowmanville Auto Service to another victory. First period - B.A.S. Harness, (Villenue, Leddy) 17:14, B.A.S. Stainton (Leddy, Harness) 15:56. Wanderers - Griffin (Knox, Gay) 4:33. Second period Bowmanville Auto - Stainton (R.J. Hall) 17:40, Bow. Auto. Leddy (West, Villenue) 11:00. Bow. Auto. R.J. Hall (Stainton) 9:59. Wanderers - Tamblyn (Allin, Simpson) 6:05. Bow. Auto. Villenue (Leddy) 3:13. Bow. Auto. West (Baker, Stainton) 1:51. Bow. Auto R.J. Hall (Stainton, Daniel) 1:22. Bow. Auto West :05. Third period - Bow. Auto - Daniel (Stainton) 18:50. Wanderers - Simpson 17:52. Bow. Auto West (Daniels, Stainton) 15:23. Wanderers Simpson (Humenuick) 14:37. Bow. Auto West (Prentice) 12:38. Bow. Auto Daniel (Stainton, R.J. Hall) 10:51. Wanderers Simpson (Baker) 9:02, Bow. Auto West (Villenue) 5:19. Wanderers Baker (Gibbs, Humenuick) 4:43. The second game of the evening had Newcastle, led by Terry Piontek's five goals and 3 assists, defeat Whitby 13-6. First period - Newcastle Piontek (Patton, Druce) 19:42. Newc. Piontek (Patton, Druce) 8:36. Newcastle Druce (Piontek, Gray) :15. Second period - Newcastle Patton (Piontek, Druce) 14:10. Newcastle Hazelton (Murphy, MacGregor) 13:10. Newc. Murphy (Roy, Walton) 10:37. Newc. Piontek (MacGregor) 9:31. Newc. Piontek (Patton, MacGregor) 8:42. Whitby Porteous (Noonan) 6:34. Whitby Luxton (Sangwin, Humenick) 1:38. Third period - Patton (Gray, MacGregor) 15:24. Newc. Roy (MacKinnon) 14:18. Newc. Hazelton (Murphy, Walton) 13:29. Whitby MacGregor (Howes, Noonan) 9:45. Whitby Luxton (Humenick, Sangwin) 7:50. Whitby MacGregor (Bolds, Humenick) 6:34. Newc. Piontek (Gray, Patton) 3:54. Newc. Patton (Piontek) :24. McRobbie Photo Earns Win Over Mr. Submarine On Saturday, Nov. 24, McRobbie Photo won their 4th game in six starts with a 2 -1 victory over Mr. Sub. After two scoreless periods, Jeff Clark and Geoff Goode scored for McRobbie late in the third period to give McRobbie a 2 - 0 lead. Richard Machelor scored for Mr. Sub to ruin the shut-out bid for Darrin Higgon who played an outstanding game for McRobbie. Brad Powell, Bill Speakman, Chris Adams and Shawn Connolly got the assists on McRobbie's goals. 8t»I)flTS Bowmanville Eagles Tie with Port Hope Panthers The Bowmanville Eagles managed to earn a tie on Sunday night against the Port Hope Panthers, after a third period attack that saw the scoreboard read 5-5 at the end of the game. Port Hope held the lead for most of the game but was unable to hold the Eagles in the third. Above, Port Hope successfully defends a Bowmanville player's shot in the second period. The Fifth Wheel Bantam B's climaxed a busy and successful successful week on Sunday when they travelled to Wellington to take part in their annual tournament. tournament. The Toros played well in all three games and came away the winner of. the "B" side championship. 1 In their first game of the tournament, the Bowmanville team came up against an aggressive and strong team from Napanee and were defeated by a 3 - 0 score. The Toros played well but couldn't manage to get on the score sheet. Kevin Zarosky was rewarded for his excellent play by being chosen Bowmanville's Bowmanville's Most Valuable Player for the game. Bewdley provided the opposition in the second game. Bowmanville continued their very good play and won the game 3 - 0. This was a hard fought game with Bowman- QUALITY HAS A NAME: "LANGE'S" Aoto COME ON DOWN TO "THE GARDENS" ... FREE! For the KODAK Photoday with the Toronto Maple Leafs • Take a photograph of your favourite Leaf in action • Watch the Leafs practice • Attend a Jr. "A" Toronto Marlie League Game and be our guest* on DECEMBER 30,1984. ' GET FREE ADMISSION by redeeming an OFFICIAL REQUEST FORM along with any KODAK FILM CARTON at the Gardens BOX OFFICE up to December 30,1984 lor your reserve scat ticket. Official Request Forms available at: Lange's Photo Lab Inc. 50 King St. E. -- 623-2568 -- Bowmanville ville's goaltender Scott Han- thorn earning a well deserved shut-out. All the Toro scoring came in the record period, Tim Smith opened the scoring at 5:01 mark with Paul Hindman Hindman drawing the assist. Paul scored the second goal approximately one minute later on a solo effort. Todd Doiron completed the scoring with Tim Smith and Scott Munro drawing assists. Paul Hindman was selected as Bowmanville's M.V.P. The third tournament game was for the "B" championship. championship. In this game, the Fifth Wheel team defeated the Wellington team 1 - 0. The game's only score was made early in the first period on a goal by Scott Brunt who knocked in a perfect pass from Scott Munro. Both teams played very good hockey for the remainder of the game with goaltender Kevin Zarosky of Bowmanville and Bob Pickard of Wellington making many excellent saves. Bowmanville's Rick Hewlett had several excellent scoring chances, only to be foiled by Pickard's exceptional goalkeeping. goalkeeping. The Bowmanville defense, consisting of Tim Smith, Aaron Ulrich, Greg Gardner and mark Van- Leeuwen substituting for the injured Paul Crago, played a steady game. Aaron was rewarded for his excellent performance by being chosen MVP for the game. Brad Rushak, Chad Doiron and David Smith who was playing in his home town, played their usual determined game testing the Wellington team on every turn. Earlier in the week, the Toros journeyed to Markham to play a regular league game and were defeated 2-0. Even though they came out on the short end, the Bowmanville team played one of their best games of the season. Scott Brunt, Tim Smith and Mark Van Leeuwen had several good scoring opportunities but were foiled each time by the excellent Markham goaltending. goaltending. Kevin Zarosky made many fine saves for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The "B"s met Port Hope in exhibition play on-Friday in the Port Hope arena and Were outscored 7 - 4. Bowmanville goals were scored by Todd Doiron (assist to Paul Hindman), Hindman), Scott Munro (assist to Paul Crago), Paul Hindman (assist to Scott Munro), and Tim Smith (unassisted). Paul Crago played a steady defensive defensive game for the Toros. Little Britain provided the opposition on Saturday night at the Darlington Sports Centre when they defeated Bowmanville 5 - 4. Tim Smith continued his usual strong and steady play by scoring all four of the Toro goals. Todd Doiron (three), Chad Doiron (one), Brad Rushak (one), Mark Van Leeuwen (one), and Scott Munro (one), drew assists. The Wellington tournament brought to a close the busy week and was an excellent indication of the steady improvement improvement being shown by the team. Atoms Defeat Port Hope The Bowmanville Major Atoms, sponsored by the Flying Dutchman Hotel, dumped the Port Hope Atoms 7 -1 in an O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League game played in the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday, Nov. 24th. Ryan Stewart opened the scoring at the 7:22 mark of the first period, with the assist on the play going to his leftwinger leftwinger Marty Burgess. Less than a minute later, Todd Cannings fired what proved to be the game-winning marker, the assist going to his leftwinger leftwinger Chad Armstrong. Armstrong fired the third Bowmanville goal, the assist going to Kyle Purdy. KODAK the Official Film of the H in Canada Maggie B's Fashions offers you Money Saving EBENEZER COUPONS! i i i i i i i i i i L $2.00 OFF Total Purchases of $20.00-$29.99 Name Address Excluding P.S.T. 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Hobb. Spectator opinion at this game had the Beasties as the favourite with few penalties. However, Shoppers won and were assessed five minors to three for the Beasties. Running on all cylinders "Diesel" Dave Hansen scored his first goal of the season and it turned out to be the game winner as Clinic Pharmacy upset Barrett Electric 6 to 2 in the final game Saturday night. With 17 penalties assessed, nine to Barrett and eight to Clinic, including fighting majors, it may appear that there was little time for hockey. Nevertheless, each team managed 25 shots on goal and successfully shut down each other's power play with no shorthanded goals allowed. Twice Barrett came within one of Cinic but could not manage that other necessary necessary goal. The score was 3 to 2 in the second when B. Janitsch of Clinic put things out of reach with his first of a pair. The third period saw the majority of penalties assessed, assessed, many more being overlooked, overlooked, as neither team would back down. Things were getting getting a bit silly as the final buzzer sounded, lo the relief of both teams and the refs. By Sunday morning all the dust had settled as San Marino's and Toby's Pub came to play. E. Strand, since being injured, has taken over the coaching duties of San Marino's. Some say his methods involve Bell Telephone, Telephone, as players absent for weeks appeared. R. Hooper scored two for San Marino's as they defeated Toby's Pub 8 to 4, in a good contest. Toby's, without the suspended suspended M. Clouthier, managed to stay within one goal of San Marino's until the end of the second, with goals by G. Powell, a pair, W. Adams and W. White. San Marino's E. Coscarella's and B. Benham's pairs, along with singles from W. Alder and B. Munn, his first goal of the season, rounded rounded out the scoring. Shots on goal were recorded at 32 to 22 for San Marino's. The Flying Dutchman doubled the goal production of Courtice Auto Wreckers as they defeated them 10 to 5 in the final game on Sunday. Courtice seemed a little unorganized unorganized at times, checking each other, and allowing a power play goal by B. Pearce of the Dutchman, on the only minor assessed in the first period. Ten goals by the Dutchman were scattered between nine different players with B. Pearce getting the only pair. J. Rowlands, D. Moriarity, L. Wood and P. Kizoff, sporting his new Cooperalls, all scored their first goals of the season for the Flying Dutchman. Both J. Mathier and F. Sawyer had a pair for Courtice as the scoring was rounded off' with a single by J. Partner. Shots on goal were 31 to the Dutchman, 22 to Courtice and there were just four minor penalties assessed, two apiece. Fifth Wheel Bantams Complete Successful Week Kyle Purdy scored the only goal of the middle stanza, the assists going to Armstrong and Stewart. Marty Burgess fired the fifth Toro goal at the 6:13 mark of the final period, the play being engineered by Tyler Stokes. The visitors scored their only goal at the 5:20 mark. Steve Desmedt picked up the sixth Bowmanville Bowmanville marker, with the assists going to Stewart and Purdy. Team Captain Joel Crombie notched the last goal of the game on a fine solo effort. The goaltending duties were handled handled by Eddie Strickland who made some fine stops to pick up the victory. cc C A Light on the Corner by Bruce Ball A history of St. Paul's United Church * BOWMANVILLE This beautiful, hard-cover 110 page book contains pictures and the history of our church, dating from 1834 to the present day, and is yours for only $20.00. This is a limited edition, so please order your copy without delay to avoid disappointment. 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