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Page 12 Cobourg Sentinel-Star. Fri., November 12, 1971 Football breeds school spirit and camaraderie as no other sport can (By LAY TON DODGE) The goalposts had been many players to wear the painted especially for the school colors. If a school High school football has occasion in CDCI East's has junior and senior come under close scrutiny red and gold colors. Even teams. it allows more than in recent months in certain Comets' practice football 60 bovs to participate, parts of the province from had received a paint job. "Basketball can only educators who feel it As for the students along accommodate 10 or 12 should be dropped from the the sidelines, nearly all of Payers on a team and list of extra-curricular them carried pennants of track and field is reserved activities. their own design and for tne veiT dedicated Such tangibles as the waved them at every athlete, cost factor and the toll of opportunity. The fans "The usual hi-jinks injuries are used as am- whooped it up whenever association with school munition by critics to Comets did something games are always in strengthen their case that right (which, thankfully, evidence. There is much football is both a luxury was often) and hooted screaming and yelling and and a risk which should be whenever the visiting a lot of running around, replaced by less ex- Trenton team made a fauz But think back to the days pensive, less dangerous pas (which, fortunately, when vou were in your games such as soccer and was fairly frequently). mid-teens, and if you are rugger. Combined with the honest, I bet you did the I don't know what all cheerleaders, the band, the same thing, these investigations will PA banter and the half- "Football is the greatest show. In fact, I don't really time comedy skit, it made competition producer care. for an esthetic , colorful eoinfi- There aren't a hell All I do know is that experience which I, per- of a lot of challenges left to collegiate football sonally, won't soon forget. the younger people these deserves to be retained -- days and football is one in Cobourg, in Toronto, The following pertinent same wnere Y°u get the wherever it's played with remarks, taken from a Jim chance to develop a little gusto. If ever I had any Bishop editorial in the guts and get a bit of doubts in this regard, they Oshawa Times, become violence out of your were removed after taking particularly relevant in the system, in the COSSA junior final fight of all this talk: A*10" school boards want here last Friday. "There is a great deal of to get rid of tne game. No other sport could fun and camaraderie Well> 1 say that I would have generated the associated with football much rather have a kid of genuine school spirit and games and probably more mine either playing loyalty so evident in that so than any other sport, football or watching the game. And goodness There is nothing like game than hanging around knows, the kids need backing your team in 'the downtown." something to be loyal to big game.'And there is no Bravo, Mr. Bishop! It these days. other sport that allows so needed to be said. Football fever reached epidemic proportions at CDCI East last Friday for the COSSA junior final. At half-time, a few enterprising students put on a skit depicting how they thought the game would go. Here, Mike Doyle, outfitted in Trenton colors and playing the role of a mouse, hightails it down the field with Alex McAllister, disguised as a mouse-eating CDCI East Cat, closes in for the kill. Pull Out Midget Decision In Third Period Trinity sin and win A team which draws In the second half of the accident, eventually got up seven times as many doubleheader, Mann's and played the game penalties as its opposition janitors, with several new before seeking proper rarely come out on top on players in uniform, medical attention. M?HS!eSS2S2r,H,y measured St- Andrew's The Bantam B's showed Midgets defied the hockey Midgets, 5-2. "Mitch" no mercv as n°TrnJ^y „ Nothing went right for chuck SJan™ Kim the wfnni^rT^ilr St. Andrew's from tne time LaFontaine, Paul Martin, rl»r?SL i.?-eir goalie Jon Mitchell Dan Thompson and Tony enountlr wUh g£ Stepped 0n ice for ^ Huskilson pumped pucks MKl'stoSkTtPnffw?fh Pre-|ame warmup and behind him Wore the final Micnaei s to skate off with was flattened by an errant buzzer sounded Geor^Tctten's gang teammate's shot* Only St. Andrew's was caught committing Mitchell, sporting a gash replies forthcoming were fouls orislet? Tftorenf on the top of his hlad as a by Joe Wamsley and Len occasions in the game, in 8rim reminder of the Latchford. comparison to St. Tl\ RATVTAM (iHOWd Michael's being nailed just ir% BALM AM 5HLFW5 once, but did a masterful job of killing off the Tl/T m. 9 T * In fact,'they even scored MM.CM,±Im.Em. j jLCWIo the decisive goal while _ _ sKa^sssau are headliners of the third period and ^ «^C* Vi. XXXXVy J. O snapped a 1-all deadlock. Remember when Dean tricks as Trinity drubbed Gary West was the Martin and Jerry Lewis the Peewee B's 11-2 and triggerman, canning John were the most successful Legion crushed OPP 7-2. Donaghey's rebound which comedy team in show Martin scored a goal in missed the target and business? each period as Trinity bounced off the back- Both men long since rolled over the Peewee B's. boards. have gone their separate He also assisted on the Kirk Lewis fired the wavs but a new Martin and game's opening goal by clincher just 3V2 minutes Lewis act resurfaced Gary Jones, later with both sides at full Tuesday night in the Guy Holloway notched a strength. Cobourg Church Hockey pair of goals for Dwight Dave Bambridge, minus League of all places. Strain's Bantams while his partner Rob Dunn who Rob Martin and Dallyn Gary Beedham, Terry moved up to the Midget Lewis were the headliners Bulger, Stephen Graham, B's, opened the scoring in for their1 respective Brian Tomaso and Ted the gatoe for St. Mikes by Bantam teams with hat Flay supplied the rest, winning a faceoff in the Rob Harnden and Dave nga ^port Short Stothart rePlied for the Cobourg players sweep Trent fastball awards quick shot into the short w±lan unPrePared Ingram Motors Peewees Dallyn Lewis saved his 3- Jim Wamsley. have two OMHA S°al outburst for the final That was the extent of Lakeshore Leaeue fixtures period of Legion's en- SShKfw.™ ^ h't *B33 ttff wSeS counter with wfnless OPP. night as Wamsley shut the They host Bay Ridges here 11 served as insurance door thereafter to register todght at 8:1^5 and Lvel against any OPP Wm m 8031 to Lindsay tomorrow. comeback, season. pnAnniiwiuirne Denis Cayer scored John Donaghey put ROADRUNNERS ^ twice for for run. Second baseman John Tnmty on even footing at Ajax Novices will be the ner. honors. Randy Dolley First the Trent Valley cantile Hockey League They'll receive a team Each member of Or- righthander of Orphans' n.w n> thi. minji^ vi«t«rc tnniuhf at n nvi«.ir ---~--j Fastball League playoffs tripleheader. trophy for finishing first at phans will get a miniature staff, will be recognized as Clarey of Dairy Queen J{58 of the mid die stanza, visitors tonight at 7 o clock and Kevin Carwardine the end of the regular trophy to mark the double the league's top pitcher. Juniors will be presented rtJ^£hcfl™! pSf*,,™ IL.nS triggered singles. The intermediate schedule, and a trophy for accomplishment. His .857 record, based on 6 with his trophy as the °4rf«t^uSffii5S §3?o5fflA^akShS JSh n?£ Ophans will take home capturing top honors in the In addition, Paul wins in 7 decisions, earned league's batting champion, f^i^flfl!3™1118 wlUl t^I.OMHA Lakeshore counted for ^ most of the silverware, playoffs. Hasson, the fireballing him that distinction. ended in forfeiture. Now even the league's West junior girls win 9th straight been scrapped. Citing insufficient funds, lack of interest and inability to procure a hall to hold the event as the causes, president Jim CDCI West junior girls unimpressive 32-36 victory Livingston collected 8, Whyte of Trenton notified completed an undefeated over Port Hope. Peggy Jamieson 4, Judy seniors trimmed Fort Cobourg Orphans' season in the South Sandy Vorvis counted 11 Harrison 3, Cathy Mc- Hope 30-24, to lock up manager Cliff Black this Kawartha Girls' points to lead the West Convey, Mary Ellen Grant second spot in the stan-week that the awards Basketball League Collegiate Juniors in the andDeniseParsons2each, dings behind the East celebrations planned for Tuesday here with an scoring department. Betty Meanwhile, CDCI West collegiate. November 20 will not take Anne Parken sank 8 a rising slapshot. League game tonight. tallies. place. However, the league's team and individual trophies will be presented just the same at a date yet to be announced. Since all Baptist; 6:05 the trophies have been won Credit Union, by Cobourg players, it's expected formal presentations will be made Andrew's; here, probably at Col Arena on a Sunday CCHL calendar NOVICES-TONIGHT Blues - Bruins. 5:15 - St. Peter's - Calvary NOVICES - SATURDAY St. Mikes - 5:50 - Anglicans - Trinity; 6:50 - St. Andrew's - Mites BANTAMS -SATURDAY Stars. 8:00 a.m. - St. Peter's - St. BANTAMS - TUESDAY 55 a.m. St. Mikes - Brookside. MITES-SATURDAY ternoon during a M*. i« .'^ f, ! ibourg ly af- 5:15-OPP-St. Mikes; 6:05-Trinity - St. Peter's. MIDGETS-TUESDAY 7:05 - Bantam B's - St. JUVENILES - TUESDAY 9:00 - Midget B's - St. Andrew's; 9:50 - Trinity - St. Mikes. points to pace the winning attack. Carol Cole had 6, Marg DeJong 5, Ina Sander 4, Frances Oosterhof 3, Patty Care 2, Debbie Tremills and Bonnie Seaborn 1. Top scorer in the game was Port Hope's M. Jamieson with 14 points. Clarey and Gutteridge pace Juniors, Orphans Second baseman John (Doc) Clarey of Dairy Queen Juniors and first baseman-outfielder Paul (Tut) Gutteridge led their respective clubs in batting during the 1971 Trent Valley Fastball League regular schedule, according to statistics released by league statistician Bill Huffman of Trenton. Following are the Dairy Queen team stats: wmm& MENS LEAGUE Sommerville's 43, Tredree's 42, Plaza 40, Seaboard 40, Hillier's 38, Homelike 35, Harold's 33, Woody's 28, Wright's 24, Behan's 20, Orphans 18, Cobourg Movers 17. High Single, Triple - Woody Woodward 328,850. MIXED 10-PIN TOWN MIXED LEAGUE Gardiner's Insurance 52, Red Dots 39, John's Barber Shop 38, Monarchs 37, Hopeful Eights 34, Continental Cables' 32, Nomads 28, Misfits 22, Aces 20, Stanley's Stoppers 16, Mike's Supertest 14, Cork Towners 4. High Singles -Men: Bert Medhurst 345; Ladies: Ladies: Winnie Mitchell 301. High Triples -Men: Bob Munday 870; Ladies: Jean Spry 680. Ok. Let's get down to fa AB H S D T HR W K SB R RBI Ave. John Clarey 81 34 21 9 2 2 3 11 2 22 11 .420 Steve Bradford 50 17 13 4 0 0 6 8 0 6 7 .340 Harold Lang 67 22 17 3 1 1 2 13 2 7 10 .328 Butch Harper 72 22 17 3 1 1 3 23 0 9 5 .306 Ed Krywionek 20 6 5 0 0 1 0 10 0 4 4 .300 Larry Thompson 72 18 13 2 0 3 1 26 1 8 14 .250 Greg Gallagher 31 7 6 0 1 0 3 11 0 6 3 .226 Alan Fenton 27 5 2 1 2 0 4 18 0 4 5 .185 John Maughan 28 5 1 3 0 1 0 10 0 2 2 .179 Dennis Smith 59 9 5 1 2 1 5 19 1 7 5 .151 Wayne Helps 48 7 3 3 0 1 4 16 0 6 5 .148 Dave Peers 73 9 6 3 0 0 3 24 2 5 1 .123 John Hayden 18 0 0 0 0 0 2 13 0 2 0 .100 PITCHING RECORDS IP H R SOW Rec. John Hayden 51 2-3 40 21 51 9 5-2 Alan Fenton 581-3 40 16 63 6 4-2 Ed Krywionek 54 43 19 32 14 4-2 Playboy Bunnies 25, Lucky Five 19, Crushers 19, Ten Dimensions 9. High Singles - Men: John Manning 216; Ladies: Donna Johnson, Connie Stuckiess 165. High Triples Chester Arms - Men: Garry Stiles 541: Cloverleaf Motel Ladies: Ev. Watts 434. WEDNESDAY LADIES Vince's Girls 44, Win-43, ONT. HOSPITAL MIXED Orphans 41, Fiddlers 31, Scenery Drive 42, Dutch Oven 39, Wright's 37, Borden Chemical 36, Rimfires 35 V2, Bank of Viceroys 29, Kats 25. High Commerce 29V2, Hall's Singles - Men: Art Harvey Jewellers 28, Toronto 248; Ladies: Sandy Currie Dominion 18, Fisher's 297. High Triples - Men: Dairy 17. High Single Vic Hayes 616; Ladies: S. Currie 609. Jean Spry 319; High Triple Bonnie Beattie 683. Following are the Orphans' statistics: AB H S D T HR W K SB R RBI Ave. Paul Gutteridge 76 25 15 6 2 2 3 16 1 13 13 .329 Barry Dawe 79 24 14 5 1 4 9 10 0 14 20 .304 Pete Harrison 62 18 15 1 1 1 3 6 0 9 7 .290 Jim Bradford 74 21 17 3 0 1 6 10 0 11 5 .284 Craig Gray 35 9 4 4 0 1 1 9 0 6 8 .256 Bill Elliott 70 16 11 4 0 1 2 16 0 6 7 .229 Denis Jenkins 63 14 9 3 1 1 4 14 0 13 4 .222 Mike Mclvor 36 7 5 0 0 2 6 11 0 5 5 .194 Jim Chase 44 8 8 0 0 0 2 14 1 3 2 .182 Ted Hook 12 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 .166 Paul Hasson 37 6 6 0 0 0 4 8 0 6 2 .162 Sandy Aird 32 5 4 1 0 0 1 9 0 3 0 .156 Ross Quigley 13 2 0 0 1 1 1 5 0 2 2 .154 Bill Cane 52 7 5 1 0 1 5 19 0 6 6 .134 PITCHING RECORDS 11 SO W Rec K Jim Chase lr 68 33 172 32 9-4 Paul Hasson 6. 41 20 52 33 6-1 This : Week's Special j STATION WAGONS 1969 FORD COUNTRY Squire * 1969 CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN* Wagon • 1967 FORD COUNTRY Squire J ALL HAVE V-8 Motors and Power Brakes and • Steering - plus many other Factory Options. • Call DAVE KERR I DURHAM MOTORS (COBOURG) • Opposite County Fair • 372-6883 J ALL Our Cars are Lemon-proofed # Fact is we're the largest, most experienced snowmobile manufacturer in the world. 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