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! ( f ( 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 26,1984 [ sport- talk 6u-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- At the first turkey shoot sponsored by Newcastle Lions Club at Waltona Park on Saturday, early winners were Don Lycett of Orono, Lloyd McRobbie and Gary Hancock of Bowmanville. SPORTS FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The first schedule in the Men's Major Bowling League at Liberty Bowl with the Pepsi Cola team declared winners. Members of the team are A1 Osborne, captain, Don Oke, Bud Henning, Bob Williams, Harold Michelson and Don Bradley. Ladies Win Tuesday Afternoon Curling Title r : w : ,'MSi JR. C -- The Cowan Pontiac Eagles will travel to Lakefield on Friday, December 28th for an 8:30 p.m. league game, and on Sunday, December 30th will be in Port Perry. Game time 8:30 p.m. AWARD -- Congratulations to Whitby's Golden Girl "Anne Ottenbrite" who has been awarded a membership in the Order of Canada, and a nomination nomination for the title of Canada's 1984 female athlete athlete of the year. Anne is a student at the University University of Southern California in sports psychology psychology and is a member of the USC swim team. ON TV -- Oshawa Generals will be involved in three of the Ontario Hockey League games of the week on Global television network in 1985, two in Oshawa and one from Toronto. Generals will play host to Cornwall Royals here on Jan. 26 in their first appearance before the cameras. The second game in Oshawa will be March 2 against North Bay Centennials. Generals and Toronto Marlboros will close out the regular season portion of the telecasts in Toronto, March 16. All games start at 2 p.m. This three-member rink won the Tuesday afternoon afternoon ladies' curling competition and received a trophy at a luncheon held last week at the Bow- manville Golf and Curling Club. Martha Hogarth, president of the league, is shown here. She is pre senting the Bank of Montreal Trophy to skip Eleanor Glaspell, vice-skip Betty Scott and lead Ruth McFarlane. The team earned a total of 70 points. YOUTH BOWLING Tyke Division Team Standings - Woody Woodpecker 37, Scooby Doo 35, Pac-Man 29, Chipmunks 27, Bugs Bunny 22, Charlie Brown 15, Smurfs 15, Spiderman 14. High Game - Buffy Rodgers 121. Bantam Division Team Standings - Huard 51, Floyd 47, McFeeters 46, Flint 42, Big Canoe 34, Wraight 33, Hall 28, McMullen 25, Gowans 25, Smith 19. High Singles - D. Big Canoe 177, S. McMullen 164, L. Floyd 163, J. P. Huard 199, D. Smith 181, E. Evers 184. High Triples - D. Smith 583, J. P. Huard 526, E. Evers 485, D. Big Canoe 468, L. Floyd 458, L. Gowans 435. Junior Division Team Standings - Couch 50, Farrow 44, Dudley 40, Maynard 39, Walkey 31, Smith 29, McMullen 24, Grant 23. High Singles - V. Sutherland 253, 200, K. Maynard 244, D. Couch 237, C. Walkey 230, K. Smith 228, D. Clark 217, T. McMullen 212, M. Harness 211, G. Thertell 207. High Triples - V. Sutherland 632, C. Walkey 617, K. Maynard 613, D. Couch 608, M. Harness 548, G. Thertell 539, T. Wraight 536, K. Smith 534, T. McMullen 523, D. Grant 503. Senior Division Team Standings - S. Kirkton 58, T. Kirkton 36!;;, Terry 26!-, Trotter 19. High Singles - K. Wright 308, G. Stacey 262, 236, D. Trotter 230, 279, R. Sutcliffe 245, 234, Ta. Kirkton 216, Ti. Kirkton 201, 206, R. Terry 214. High Triples - D. Trotter 698, G. Stacey 694, K. Wright 672, R. Sutcliffe 644. Weekend with the Leafs Winners Receive Curling Awards TOURNAMENT -- Come out and watch the Pee Wee hockey tournament on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, of this week at Darlington Arena. of t(l£. cSzafiOn. I hope you had a blessed and joyous Christmas. Once again, the time of year has come to thank all of you for the opportunity of helping you purchase that new or used car or truck in 1984. It has been a pleasure pleasure for me fo.help you. If in the coming year you are considering a new or used car or truck, please call Roy Nichols Motors Ltd., and ask for HAROLD. I will be glad to assist you. May God grant you a Healthy and Prosperous New Year. Bus. Phone 728-6206 Home Phone 623-5236 Harold Michelson This rink won the Thursday afternoon schedule in the ladies' curling league at the Bowmanville president of the league. From left are skip Sheila Dadson, vice-skip Betty Scott, and lead Joan Gil- Golf and Curling Club. The rink is receiving its bert. The rink won the trophy with 76 points. Ken's Men's Wear Trophy from Martha Hogarth, S'Y V "=5L- V. May peace be yours in 1985. ' '■% from the folks at J &J SHARPENING and LOCKSMITHS 119 King St. E. 623-1021 Bowmanville Square Boys Lose Oops, on December 8, Square Boys were caught napping as Nichols Wheels rolled to a 6-4 win. Before Square Boys realized it, they were playing catch up hockey. Square Boys' first goal of the game was scored by Shane Crombie assisted by David Kichko. Within three minutes, Nichols scored twice to take the lead. With a minute left in the period' Square Boys' Greg Raby scored assisted by the (D.J.). The second period belonged belonged to Nichols as they controlled the play and scored two unanswered goals. Having a tough time in all aspects of the game, Square Boys just couldn't get back into the game. Refusing to give up, Square Boys kept plugging away. Early in the third period, they managed to tie the score with two goals scored by captain Kellet with Shane Crombie picking picking up the first assist and the Big on the second goal. Square Boys were caught shorthanded in the final three minutes. The game It Takes A Man To Help A Boy Many little brothers like Michael, are waiting for a friend . .. a Big Brother. Michael is a 12 year old Bowmanville boy with no father and too many women around. Although a little bit shy, he is active in sports and would enjoy doing something special for a few hours each week with a Big Brother. Somebody to fish and work on cars with ... a man to talk to. Do you have time to spare each week, to be somebody special? We have a "Michael" just for you. PLEASE CALL 623-6646 <uL> - m opened up for Nicho\s as they pumped in two more goals, ending the game 6-4. Let's keep working guys. SQUARE BOYS WIN 5-2 OVER CAPRI. The Square Boys' showed good improvement on December December 15 as they added a few new tactics to their game. The whole Square Boy squad worked hard for this game with everyone doing their part. Captain Kellet earned his stripes with the combination of winning faceoffs and scoring scoring two goals and adding two assists to his record. The captain's first assist occurred occurred after he won control of the face off deep in the Capri end, fed the puck back to his defenceman Brent Gibson who took a slapshot scoring the first goal. A minute later the Capri team scored with their consistent play. Square Boys stuck to their game plan by working as a team and Captain Kellet showed some fine stickhandling stickhandling and moves to score his first goal ending the period 2-1. Square Boys' goalie Paul Brooks played steadily throughout the game. One exciting moment in the second second period came when the Capri team nearly scored as Paul made the initial stop but lost control of the rebound. rebound. As the puck lay wide open in the erase, heavy traffic of bodies and sticks tried to poke in in. But somehow, Brian Vandam knocked the puck into the corner to lake the pressure off. Good effort, Brian! Only one goal was scored in the second period and that was by a good passing play from Greg Raby and Jonathon Boyd as they assisted on Captain Kcllct's second goal of the game. In the third pciord, Square Boys stretched the lead with another goal from hardworking Brad Rickard assisted by the Big and Captain Kellet. The game continued the end to end action action as another good passing passing play set up Square Boys' Shane Crombie as he scored the last goal assisted by Greg Raby and Jonathon Boyd. The Capri team came on strong again as they scored their second and last' goal of the game. That's the spirit, guys! Tyke Division Team Standings - Woody Woodpecker 42, Scooby-Doo 40, Pac-Man 29, Chipmunks 27, Bugs Bunny 27, Charlie Brown 20, Smurfs 15, Spiderman 14. High Singles - R. Thertell 121,110, K. Connaghan 120, D. Britton 104. High Doubles - R. Thertell 231, K. Connaghan 206. Bantam Division Team Standings - Floyd 54, Huard 51, Flint 49, McFeeters 48, Hall 35, Big Canoe 34, Wraight 33, McMullen 30, Gowans 29, Smith 26. High Singles - C. Richards 220, L. Gowans 203, S. McMullen 183, E. Evers 168, S. Sansom 158, A. Foster 158. High Triples - C. Richards 527, L. Gowans 481, S. McMullen 463, E. Evers 460, D. Smith 445, B. Evers 421. Junior Division Team Standings - Couch 50, Farrow 49,' " Dudley 47, Maynard 46, Walkey 38, Smith 29, McMullen 26, Grant 23. High Singles - K. Maynard 369, 257, M. Harness 275, 229, D. Grant 251, 214, 200, C. Walkey 240, 209, D. Couch 220, G. Villa 218, J. Luxton 213, D. Dickson 209, N. Dudley 205, T. McMullen 204, G. Thertell 202, V. Sutherland 201, T. Richards 200. High Triples - K. Maynard 766, M. Harness 684, D. Grant 665, C. Walkey 626, D. Couch 555, D. Dickson 554, K. Smith 553, T. McMullen 543, J. Luxton 541, G. Thertell 530, G. Villa 517, T. Richards 513, Da. Lugtenburg 510, N. Dudley 502. Minor hockey players across Canada are invited to participate in a fund raising raising contest early next year called the Three Star Challenge. Challenge. Fifteen luckey teams from across Canada will win an all expense paid weekend in Toronto with the Maple Leafs. The objective of the contest contest which is sponsored by the Ford Motor Company of Canada Limited is to raise money for the Canadian Paraplegic Association and the Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf. These organizations organizations will split 50 per cent of the monies collected and the remainder of the proceeds proceeds is intended to remain with the participating teams. To raise money minor hockey players are asked to obtain pledges on the lumber lumber of goals their team' ; will score in their first ttree league games through January January 19th, 1985. S' The weekend with the Leafs which will be wot by the 15 top fund raising teams includes: a Leaf! Islander Islander game; Leaf practjçe; New York Islanders practice; practice; hockey clinic; skating at Maple Leaf Gardens; visit to the Hockey Hall of Fane; breakfast with the Leifs; and the weekend esccrls will be Allan Stanhy, Bobby Baun, Billy I-Iaris and Norm Ullman. Any Port Hope, Cobovg or surrounding area mimr hockey team wishing to participate participate may pick up la Coaches Three Star Chd- lenge kit at any Ford or Mercury Mercury dealer. Checker's Variety Over Oshawa in 5-3 Victory On Saturday, Dec. 22, 1984, the Checkers pee wee squad hosted the pee wee team from Storie Park, Oshawa. The Checkers crew worked hard outskating their opposition enroule enroule to a 5 - 3 victory. Blue- liner Dustin Couch was instrumental in two first period scores. His defensive partner Steven Kay relayed a pass to his point. Forward Scott Latin then redirected his shot into the open side of the net. Minutes later centre Cory Chambers supplied the puck to Dustin's point. This time his drive found the mark without any assistance. Oshawa scored near the end of the first period to narrow the lead. In the second period, Kent Vanderheyden re-established the two goal lead. Playing centre, he took a face-off in his own end and scored on a solo rush up ice. Oshawa scored again and threatened to even the match on many opportunities. opportunities. They were awarded a penalty shot that goaltender Roger LeBlanc turned deftly aside. In the third period the goaltending goaltending of Roger kept the home side ahead until late in the period. The Checkers squad scored two unanswerel goals to close the gamil Winger Brett Rosnak bangel home a rebound from Richaiil MacCheyne. Minutes late Brett returned the favour sej ting up Richard all alone in th slot for the final score. Th! defensive pair of Ken Cornisti and Larry Morrison played strongly. David McWilliams; was a welcome addition on left! wing. " f Nights Hawks / Bowling League High Single - Dale Brow 1 282. High Triple - Cindy Castk : 622. Team Standing; Alice Burgess 39823 pins, -$ points; Mary Ann Founl 38781, 39; Janet Bridges 3908j 33; Trixie Wright 39603, 31 Karen Ovenden 39484, 24 Cindy Castle 38097, 22. Gaines Over 200 Dale Brown 282, Debbie Su cliffe 250, Cindy Castle 24- 208, Alice Burgess 241, 217 Stella Brown 239, Deann Barrett 220, Kathy Carnoval 215, Kathy Hord 211, Lor O'Rrien 207. OUR BIGGEST and BEST EVER BOXING WEEK SALE