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j 1 I f 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 28,1984 [ sport-tolk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Cecil "Goozy" Osborne and Frank "Toady" Williams, a couple of veteran major leaguers with a century of bowling between them, had the honour of rolling the first bowling balls, at the official opening of Liberty Bowl on Saturday. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Gerald "Duke" Brunt led the Sports Major Midgets with three goals and two assists to earn an 8-3 win over Bay Ridges in a league game on Saturday, December December 14th in Bowmanville. DEADLINE -- Friday, November 30th is the deadline for the Molson Big Fish Contest. BONSPIEL -- The Bowmanville Golf and Country Club is hosting the Labatt's Super Spiel this Friday and Saturday. Mixed rinks from as far away as Guelph and Orillia will compete with local entries for a trip to Las Vegas. All curling enthusiasts are welcome! FITNESS -- To Music. An exercise program to develop strength, flexibility, co-ordination and cardiac efficiency. Classes for all levels at Newcastle Newcastle Fitness Centre, Bowmanville on Wednesday Wednesday 7:00 - 8:00p.m. Jan. 16 - Mar. 6 (8 weeks). Instructor: Instructor: Annabel Anderson. All levels Newcastle Newcastle Town Hall, Newcastle on Thursday 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Jan. 10 - Mar. 7 (9 weeks). Instructor: Gayle Willoughby and all levels St. John's Church at Bowmanville, Thursday 1:15 - 2:15 p.m. Jan. 17 - Mar. 7 (8 weeks). Instructor: Tina Tink. Phone 623-3664 for details. King Garden Records Win By Bob Sheridan Art Hester, our top model and goaltender continued to play outstanding hockey, limiting the opposition to three or fewer goals in all four . tournament games. On Friday night we emerged victorious 4-2 over the Niagara Falls Wheelers. Joe Balson opened the scoring assisted by Dave Green and Irv Gill. Siegi Rohr then passed the puck to George Sainsbury who found Bob Marjerrison ten feet out at an impossible angle. Bob somehow drove the puck under the surprised goaltender. Grant Wright outfought the defense for the puck deep in the opposition corner and fed Ray Preston at the point. Ray then hit Hugh German with a perfect pass. Hugh fired a bullet drive along the ice from twenty feet out for our third goal. Irv Gill scored the clincher into the open net after Niagara pulled their goaltender. At 8:00 a.m. Saturday morning we met and defeated the East London Sports. Joe Balson and Dave Green each scored twice in this contest with Irv Gill who plays on the same line picking up three assists. Hugh German, Bob Marjerrison and George Sainsbury notched the other markers to give us a 7-3 victory. At 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, we clashed with the Paris Oldtimers. Dave Green opened the scoring with a very accurate shot to the top corner on passes from Balson and Bob Hellam. Bob Sheridan then took a pass from Grant Wright and fired a rocket from the right boards into the far corner past the mesmerized Paris goaltender. The goaltender, however, recovered and blanked us for the rest of the game as a resilient Paris team fought back and won 3-2 to deprive us of a bye into the Sunday finals. At 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, we lost the semi-finals 5-3 to a well-rested and rejuvenated London Sports team. Bowmanville scoring in this game was contributed by David Green with two and Irv Gill with one. Joe Balson had two assists. Roger Shingler assisted on Dave's first goal and was part of the solid defence corps of Bob Hellam, Ray Preston, Warren Townsley, Dan Girardi, Ray Crombie and Hugh German. Thanks to the C.O.H.A. people in London who ran a good tournament. We look forward to a return engagement next year. TRIPLE F I. Dykstra 24, P. Glasbergen 21, M. Rozema 20, A. Atkinson 19, H. Vandergaast 19, A. Vandergaast 18, S. Rozema 18, A. Bonsma 18, G. Evers 17, M. Griffioen 16, J. Dykstra 14, D. Van Abbema 12. High Single Ladies - J. Visser 259. High Single Men - M. Rozema 257. High Triple Ladies - M. Griffioen 612. High Triple Men - A. Mulder 695. High Average Ladies - N. Van Abbema 183. High Average Evers 214. Men - G. SPORTS House League Hockey Bonspiel Winners Receive Christmas Wreaths JR. C -- Bring a tin of canned goods to the Cobourg Cougar - Bowmanville Red Eagles game Sunday, December 2nd and get in at a reduced admission. The canned goods will be donated to the Salvation Army Christmas Baskets. Game time 7:30 p.m. :1; v;. RACES -- Thursday evening at Kawartha Downs, the final races in the Hot to Trot Series will be run. Ÿ ** ***'*44,,444.4 > w SAVING GAS -- You shouldn't be using your trunk to store what you don't need. No matter what the weight of the car itself, increasing its weight by storing unnecessary items in the trunk, such as snow tires or golf clubs, decreases the car's fuel efficiency. Carrying such items only when necessary means fuel savings. Christmas wreaths made by members of the Business Girls Curling section were won by this rink on Saturday at Bowmanville Country Club during a Business Girls Bonspiel. The happy winners are, 1-r, Joan Gilbert, lead; Suzanne Francis, second; Sandy Healey, vice and Lorraine Sayles, skip. Eagles Earn 5-5 Tie with Port Hope Panthers GP W L T Pts, Port Hope 13 8 2 3 19 Bowmanville 13 7 4 2 16 Lindsay 11 7 4 0 14 Lakefield 11 5 3 3 13 Little Britain 11 6 4 1 13 Uxbridge 13 4 9 0 8 Port Perry 11 3 7 1 7 Cobourg 13 3 10 0 6 By Sam Laskaris This past week the Bowmanville Eagles moved into sole possession of second place in the Central Ontario Junior 'C' Hockey League by earning a victory and a tie in the two games that they played. On Friday, the team travelled to Uxbridge and came away 11-6 victors and then at home on Sunday, the team rallied late in the game to obtain a 5-5 tie with the Port Hope Panthers. In Friday's game, the Eagles opened the scoring early as John Young picked up on a rebound in front of the Bruins' net and beat Troy Bates at the 1:48 mark. This was a powerplay goal with Scott Heard and Gord Rogers earning the assists. Bowmanville increased their lead to 2-0 when Brian Keenan scored from linemates Mark Hickey and Darryl Rowe at 4:06. Just under a minute later, the Bruins got onto the scoresheet as Henry Van Kessel scored on a powerplay from Lee Brown and Scott Harper. With only nineteen seconds remaining in the first period, Uxbridge tied the score as Cliff Freckleton delivered a low shot from the blueline which beat George Kennett in the Eagles' net. Assists on this goal were given to Van Kessel and Harper. In the second period, Bowmanville scored four times in just over four minutes to take complete control of the game. At the 4:00 mark, Scott Heard used Young as a decoy on a two on one break and beat Bates in the Bruins' net. Roger Hornsby and Rogers were awarded the assists. THE KNIGHT Glass front stove designed for fireplace frontal installation. Also stocking complete 6" Commander 650° chimney. This new model, of elegant appearance was conceived conceived in order to satisfy the demand of those wishing wishing to obtain maximum heat from a stove, while being able to benefit from the government grant. and 7" Ryder Model CH-5000 Newcastle Cement Block Co. Ltd. Phone 623-3461 or 987-4444 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. Sat. 7:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 12:00 p.m. Only eight seconds later, the Eagles moved the puck into the Bruins' end and Jeff Dawson scored from Glenn German and Rob Ellis. This prompted the Bruins' coach, Wayne Redshaw to make a goaltending change. The Bruins' new goaltender Russell Joosten however, couldn't stop the Eagles' attack either. At the 5:57 mark, Brad Clemens scored on the powerplay from Bob McCann and Randy Ellis. Then Bowmanville increased its lead to 6-2 on a perfectly executed passing play involving the Heard brothers and Young who was credited with the goal at 8:04. The Bruins scored their only goal of the second period at 10:14 as they were enjoying a two-man powerplay advantage. The goal was scored from Brown who beat Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net, with assists going to Van Kessel and Sean Con very, the final goal of the period was scored by the Eagles' Andy Terry who shot what appeared to be a harmless shot towards the Bruin net. The puck caught the top right hand corner to give the Eagles a 7-3 lead heading into the final period. Dawson and German added assists for this goal which was scored at 19:29. In the concluding period, the Bruins came out flying and responded with two quick goals. First, Van Kessel scored from Todd Laroche and Harper at 2:30 and then Laroche scored from Van Kessel and Brown at 2:47. The Eagles, however, didn't lose their composure and continued to play as they had in the second period. This play paid off as Dawson scored from Randy Ellis and Clemens at the 7:17 mark. The Eagles increased their lead to 9-5 on an excellent individual play by Scott Heard. While the Bruins were on the powerplay Heard blocked a shot at his own blueline and then dashed the distance of the ice to score a shorthanded marker at 8:54. Bowmanville's next goal was scored by their most potent line, Rowe was the goalscorcr with Hickey and Keenan earning assists at 10:42. The Bruins scored their final goal of this encounter as Mike Anderson connected on a pass from Brian Stewart at the 13:03 mark. Bowmanville closed the scoring at 13:49 as Keenan scored his second of the evening wilhllickey and Rob Ellis providing the assists. In Sunday's game it look the Eagles only twelve seconds to gel onto the scoreboard as Dawson scored from Clemens and Rogers after the Panthers' nctmindcr Ed Carpenter had mishandled the puck. The Panthers however got this goal back at 3:36 when Pat Roy scored from Todd Douglas and Tony Wakcly on the powerplay, Port Hope look the lead when Roy scored his second goal from Wakely and Keith Woodward at the 7:21 mark. It didn't take the Eagles long to notch the score at 2-2 as Clemens scored from Randy Ellis and Dawson at 8:35. Just over a minute later, Port Hope took the lead once again as Scott Hallowed connected from Garth Miller and Woodward. With the Panthers enjoying a powerplay situation, they increased their lead to 4-2 at 17:04 as Regan Brown scored with Woodward and Mike Robinson earning the assists. Then with a delayed penalty going to.be called against the . Panthers, the Eagles' Rowe . scored from Hickey and Terry , at 17:28. " ■ The second period featured only one goal. It turned out to be the Panthers final goal of the game as Roy earned his hat trick for the evening. The goal was scored at the 9:47 mark and Steve Stec had the lone assist. The period also saw the Eagles' coach Paul Robinson get ejected from the game for disputing a call made by referee Jerry Blodgett. The third period was filled with penalties by both teams but it was the Eagles who scored twice to earn the 5-5 tie. Dawson scored on the powerplay thus acquiring his third point of the evening at 11:09. Brothers Randy and Rob Ellis provided the assists on the play. With just under four minutes to play in the game a* mini-brawl erupted. The major combatants were the Eagles' Terry and the Panthers' Stec. Terry won a unanimous decision as he Legion Ladies Team Standing Nov. 15 Virg. Fairey 30542 pinfall, 36 points; Rita Junkin 29860, 24t 2 ; Joan Sutcliffe 30387, 23 1 ü; Sheila Roberts 29305, 18; Onie Etcher 28931, 16; Patti Roberts 29528,15. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 214, Wendy Murdoch 205, Hilda Brock 204, Sheila Roberts 203, Virg. Fairey 200, Onie Etcher 196, Rita Junkin 195, Patti Roberts 193, Debbie Sellers 193, Barb Ilanc 190. 800 Games - Wendy Murdoch 820. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe 214. High Single - Wendy Murdoch 302. High Triple - Wendy Murdoch Murdoch 820. MERRY MAKERS BOWLING Team Standings Carol Roberts 24 points, 20,013 pinfall; Rela Junkin 21, 20,411; Elaine Elliott 21, 20,451; Dorothy Kelly 16, 10,955; Gloria Smith 16, 19,720; Ena Etcher 7,19,113. High Single - Carol Roberts 281. High Double - Carol Roberts 497 (216, 281) High Average - Relu Junkin 206, Top Ten Rela Junkin 206, Carol Roberts 205, Gloria Smith 200, Ena Etcher 181, Lorraine Gray 174, Verna McMahon 173, Elaine Elliott 173, Dorothy Bond 172, Barb Luciano 172, Fern Bullock 171. easily overpowered Stec and had him at his mercy. The other players involved in this fracas were the Eagles' Young and Rob Ellis and the Panthers' Woodward and Jordon Brown. All four of these players received additional two-game suspensions for their involvement. After all the penalties had been assessed the Eagles found themselves a man short for two minutes. This however seemed to inspire the team even more and twenty seconds later Rogers scored the game - tying goal from Keenan and Hickey. The Eagles are now idle until this coming Sunday when the Cobourg Cougars will provide the opposition in the Eagles' nest. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Don't forget to bring a canned good to the game to receive a reduced admission price while at the same time assisting the Salvation Army in their efforts to make someone's Christmas a bit happier. Bowmanville Golf Earns Win Over Cestle Hotel November 22 league action saw Bowmanville Golf down Castle Hotel by a 7 to 4 count. Ralph Cryderman and Mike Smith scored twice for Dave Wright's Golf gang, singles coming from Doug Crough, Wayde Preston, and Tom Dwyer. Assists were notched by Kevin Tink (three), Cryderman and Smith, two each, Doug Crough, Mark Slemon, Ron Jukic and Wayde Preston. Preston carried the puck well on several occasions. Castle Hotel rookie Brad . Prentice potted three for the Hotel in his first game of the season; Steve Simpson scored once. Assists came from Mike Mackey (three), Darrell Knox, Rick Woolner, and Bob Harness. Game Two between Norm Caruana's Deli Hawks and Three Brothers Pizza turned out to be a playoff style contest, contest, with the Hawks winning by a 4 to 3 margin. Stan Konarowski continued to impress with his abrasive two way style, and picked up two goals and an assist for the Hawks. Don Smith and Don Farrow each had a goal and an assist; Darcy Ritchie supplied a single helper. John Conboy, Randy Masterson and Pete Knowlton notched singles for the Pizza side, assists going to Bob Dwyer, Paul Dadson, Tom Laingmaid, Grant Brock, and John Conboy. Goalies Dave Rowley and Britt Murphy both played well. Town Sports held on for a two all tie against a hard charging Hunt's Photography squad in the final, in a chippy contest in which 12 minor and two major penalties were called. Jim Baker and Mark Mathews- scored for Town Sports, assists going to Gary Dusseldorp, Tim Almond, and Dale Millson. Mark Berney and Rod Plain were the Hunt's marksmen, assisted by Paul Reid, John Hogarth and Rod Plain. Next week's action features Hunt's vs. Castle, Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf vs. Brothers Pizza, and Norm's Deli vs. Town Sports. Novice Victoria & Grey I Jimmy's Place ! Adam & Eve Bonded Paving ( Atom Ontario Hydro ! Lange's Photo ( J & J Sharpening ( London Life ] 401 Esso ( Pee Wee McRobbie ! Hutton ] J & J Sharpening ( Mr. Sub ( I.O.O.F. ( Bantam Square Boy ; Nichols ; Capri ( Kool Enterprises ( Midget Marianna s Courtice Shell ] Rotary c House League Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Games Nov. 24,1984 Novice: Jimmy's Place 2, Mike Gramm 1, Kife McLean 1 - Bonded Paving 0. Shut out Clayton Rendell. Adam & Eve 1, Garrett MacDonald 1 - Victoria & Grey 1, Ryan Leppert 1. Atom: London Life 4, E. Becker 1, W. Bate 1, J. Brake 1, W. Putman 1 - 401 Esso 3, Chris Filler 2, Craig Cowles 1. Ontario Hydro 5, Greg Cook 3, Tommy Hansen 1, Troy Beth 1 - Lange's Photo 0. Shut out Sarah Couch. Pee Wee: Hutton 4, Cory Chambers 2, Dana Barrett 1, Paul Conway 1 - J & J Sharpening 3, Shawn Baumhauer 1, Murray Charland 1, Sean Snow 1. McRobbie Photo 2, Jeff Goode 1, Jeff Clarke 1 - Mr. Sub 1, Richard McCheyne 1. Bantam: Nichols Motors 6, C. Barry 2, I. Knight 1, M. W F A Pts. Marritt 1, M. Boutilier 1, Jeff Shannon 1 - Kool Enterprises 5, Brett McKay 2, Paul Smethurst 1, Jeff Johnson 1, Todd DeGooyer 1. Square Boy 2, S. Crombie 1, D. Kichko 1 - Capri 1, M. Vanderheyden 1. Midget: Courtice Shell 8, S. Healey 2, O.J. Sidor 2, D. Annis 1, Ed West 1, David Morrison 1, Jason Boyd 1 - Rotary 2, Carl Feddema 1, Shawn Rekkerl. Future Games Sat., Dec. 1,1984 8:00 a.m. - Nichols Motors vs. Capri (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - Kool Enterprises vs. Square Boy (Bantam). 9:50 a.m. - Courtice Shell vs. Marianna (Midget). 10:50 a.m. - J & J Sharpening vs. I.O.O.F. (Pee Wee). 11:40a.m. - Mr. Sub vs. Hutton (Pee Wee). 12:40 p.m. - London Life vs. J & J Sharpening (Atom). 1:30 p.m. - Ontario Hydro vs. 401 Esso (Atom). 2:30 p.m. - Victoria & Grey vs. Bonded (Novice). 3:20 p.m. - Jimmy's Place vs, Adam & Eve (Novice). Checker's Variety Meets Opponents from Whitby On Saturday, November 24, 1984, the Checkers squad played their counterparts from Whitby. The Bowmanville Bowmanville club started the game quickly with goals on the first two shifts. First Richard MacCheyne cashed in on a play that started at the point by defenceman Brett Rosnak. Next Paul Conway backhanded backhanded home a rebound from Cory Chambers. The Whitby club tied the score with two markers early in the second period but by the end of the second period the home side had established a two goal lead again. Cory Chambers scored with an accurate shot and help from linemates Scott Selleck and Paul Conway. In the final minute a pass from Richard MacCheyne sent Kent Vanderheyden in on a break- 1 away. The third period belonged to' Whitby. They tied the game with two goals in the middle of the period. In the last two minutes of the game the opposition scored the winner and an insurance marker. The Bowmanville team was guilty of sloppy clearing in their own erid throughout the period and this led to their demise. However, However, it was an exciting game between evenly matched teams. Ken Cornish played a strong game on the blue line. w Attention G.M. Employees Wç, at Cowan Pontiac-Buick, welcome the General Motors employee purchase plan on Direct Sale and "Company Car" vehicles. 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