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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Dec. 5, 1973 * 623-3303 FLASHBACK -25 Years Ago- Top 10 averages in the Bush League Bowling league are Bill Polley with 217, Bob Gallagher 210, Collie Woolner 206, Watt Pooley,204, Dud Deeley 204, Doug Taylor 203, Ted McLaughlin 203, Matt Harriýon 200, Norm Cowle 200, Jack Elston 199. Bob Gallagher rolled a high single of 377 to cop high honours for the night and season so far. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Top 10 bowlers in the Night Hawks Ladies League are G. Scott 187, G. Bain 182, M. Wiseman 182, M. Hodgson 176, J. Shearer 175, M. Sedman 171, K. Campbell 170, F. Allen 169, A. Colwell 168, M. Foster 168. OMITTED - In the caption under the pic ture of the Legion Golf winners the naine of Bilt Ellis was omitted. Sincere apologies Bill. WINNERS - of the Lucky Program at the Junior "C" game on Sunday evening was Brenda Cox $5 and the 50-50 draw was Doug Henning with a nifty $25.25. These draws are made every Sunday evening at the regular home gamne of the Red Eagles. Corne out, see some great hockey and who knows, you may just be the next lucky winner. COACHES - for the Recreation Dept. Tyke League are: Kool Enterprises - Stew Tripp, Clair Stevenson; Hornets - Joe Gauvin; Indians Cable TV - Doug Mavin, Dennis Kowal; Blades Don & Clars - Variety - Bob Blackburn; Foresters - Jeff Legere; Consumers Gas - Glenn Fry, John Turner; Winning Gutf Americans - Dune Ulley, Lloyd Hamilton; Cardinals Goodyear Credit Union - Ken Brown. 300 CLUB WINNERS - Dec. lst - th week - 121 Paul Morriot, 227 Don Richardson, 270 Jim Acorn, 117 Bill Hillyer, 127 Richard Dennis. FORMER MEMBERS - of the Bowmanville hockey set-up are doing well in the.i- respective leagues. Boyd Knox, Joe Humenuik and Grant Luxton are with the Collingwood Blues; and Don Sturrock is goalie with the Owen Sound Greys, b'th teams being in the Jr. B league. Playing nine games in il days the Blues won eight, and last week were tied for f irst place. Donhad to face his former team-mates recently and had the ast laugh when his team defeated the Blues. ARCHIERY CONTEST - It was announced last week that -Michael Vesna, Bowmanville, was the winner of a set of Ben Pearson archery equiprnent, in the archery contest held by Outdoor Cotumnist Larry R. Johnston. HOCKEY STANDINGS- to Dec. 3rd in the Recreation League have Consumers' Gas, Tykes in first place with Don and Clare Variety, second. Jeffrey's Superettes, Atom first place, Kinsmen second. Wings, Pet Wee first, Canadians second. Bantam, Kinsmen first, Huskies second. Canucks, Midget, first, Mt. Royals second. BEAVERS - the newest program in the Boy Scout movement, is being introduced in West Durham District. This program is for boys age 5-7 inclusive. We now have two colonies operational in Memorial Park and St. John's Church. For information please contact Mrs. Ellie Hartwell 623-2085 or Mrs. Lynda Willsher 786-2690, Beaver Co-ordinators. DO-IT-YOURSELF - is a program presently being held Wednesday evenings from 7-9 and Saturday morning from 9-11 in the new Bowmanville High School by the, Recreation Department. Floor hockey, basketball, votleyball, tumbling, etc., whatever the individual prefers is offered. There is no charge for this program under the direction of Chris Terhune, for ages 9-16. ONTARIO'S 1973-74 EDITION - of Winter Adventures has just been published and is free on request. The 100-page, full color bookiet not only details ail the provincels alpine and cross- Nov. 29,1973 Mary Lou T........... 18 Clara S............ 21574 Marj P ......... ...... 21457 Helene B... ,.......... 21443 Dorothy M...... ...... 20864 Mary H ....... ........ 20806 VernaS ............... 20556 Gloria S.............. 20212 High Singles Dorthy Kelly.. ý......... 258 Marleen Sheehan ........ 258 Iligh Double Helene Burgess ......... 450 Hligh Average, Clara Sarginson.......... 204 200 Ga'mes Dorothy K. 258, Marleen S. 258, Helene B. 234,, 216, Dorothy M. 216, Helene S. 215, Mary H. 224, Joan B. 213, Marj. P. 204, Clara S. 203, Lynda N. 203, Reta J. 200. First of Many Goals Scored During Ecgles-Panthers Game Port Hope Panthers' goalie made a valiant effort to save this goal by Bowmaànville Eagles in the first period on Sunday night without success as Woods and Gibbs combined to outfox him and his team-ma tes. It was the first of many scored during the game, with the Eagles coming back from almost certain defeat in the third to outscore the visitors 8-7. Third Period Explosion GDives Eaugles 8-7 Win, Over Pantherls by David Passant Coach George (.awker sum- med up his Bowmanville Jr. C Red Eagle hockey clubs performance Sunday evening very well "For the first 12 minutes we were flying, but fell asleep the last part of the lst. period and ail of the second. In the 3rd., we woke tip again'" And wake up they did. Trailing the visiting Port Hope Panthers after two periods, 7-2, the Eagles rifled horne six unanswered goals in the 3rd. stanza for a thrilling 8-7 comeback victory. There were a number of factors which contributed to thefinal outcome. In the first period, the Red Eagles outshot Port Hope 14-3, but due to amazing saves made by Jeff Gilmer in goal for the Panth- ers, just one goal apiece was counted after 20 minutes. Gilmer was again sparkling in the second period, allowing another goal. His team mates, meanwhile, found the target six tirnes on Bowmanville net minder Randy Thiele. llow- ever, the =e Eagles owned the third period. A f ive minute butt-ending infraction at 2:12 was a- most constly penalty to Mark Van Dam. During bis, cooline out, the Eagles scored three ýtirnes to pull within a goal af the Panthers. In the final' four minutes, after Bowmanville took the lead, Randy Theile was outstanding in net, as he blanked the visitors in the final period. It was 1-1 after one, 7-2 for Port Hope after two periods, with the Eagles outscoring the Panthiers 6-0 in the final 20 minutes. Rory Gibbs' twçù goals plus an assist and Doug Wood, one goal and three assists, were the top point getters for Bowmanville. Oth- er local marksmen were Steve Davey, Bruce Osborne one goal, one assist, Ted Puk, one goal, two assists, Doug Tamblyn, and Pearce Wilcox with the winning marker at 1: 03 of the third, plus a couple of assists. Bill Wagar and Paul Forsey, played strong two- way games, collected the assists on Doug Tamiblyn goal to tie the game at 7-7. Phîl Watts had'a bat trick for the visitors. Gary Rowe had a pair, with singles going to Dean Morgan and Ted Bryan. Eagle Extras:Victory was especially sweet for Eagle Coach George Cawker, since he formerly was a coach with the Port Hope team. Whatever he told the Red Eagles during thic 2nd intermnission fired uip the locals in the finale. If the Eaigles play like they did in the 3rd. perio d Sunday, they'll make it bot for other clubs battling for playoff positions. M&idgets PIay Three Games, In Just Three Days, Winning OnIy One with Port, Hope, Bowrnanville McGregor Midgets came up with only one victory in three weekend games, as Friday in Port Hope after a quick start they won 6-1, but lost 4-2 to Cobourg at home on Saturday and were edged 2-1 in Lindsay Sunday night. In the Port Hope game, Gary Cox scored at the 10 second mark, assisted by Danny Cox. Ralph Cryderman scored twice, the first at 13.15 from Jim Hutton, and the second at, 18.21 from John Wood, to give the McGregor Midgets a 3-0 lead after one period. Port Hope scored the only goal of the second, and their only one of the game, on a bard shot by Mike Groh with John Vanderwerf assisting. In the third period, Bow- manville scored three times for their 6-1 win. Tom Nowlan scored on an end to end rush at 7.12 assisted by John Cornîsh, and then Cornish duplicated Nowlan's feat with an unass- isted goal at 14.12. Gary Nemisz got the final goal at 17.00 with assists to Hutton and Nowlan. Bob Strike and Ted Trudeau split the goal tending, chores and had an easy night with less than ten shots on goal. The McGregor Midgets had seven minors and a miscon- duct, while Port Hope picked up fixe minors. Lose to Cobourg Saturday night at home to Cobourg, Bowmanville fell behind 2-0 after one period, tied the score with two iný the second but fell behind again in the third as Cobourg scored twice more for their 4-2 win. Dwight Beer and Don Day- idson counted for Cobourg in the first while Ken Stevenson and Danny Thompson scored in the third. For the McGregor Midgets, Gary Cox banged one in from a scramble at 8.52 assisted by Tom Nowlan, and Brian Martin scored on Rick Scott's rebound at 11.57 for their only goals. Ted Trudeau started in goal for Bowmanville, but retired at the end of the first period for repairs, with Bob Stnike taking over. The game was the roughest of the season and twice Cobourg players threw off their gloves and started throwing punches. The rougb play resul ted in nine minors and a major to the McGregor Midgets, while the visitors received six minors, two majors and two misconducts. Close Gamne in Lindsay The garne in Lindsay was a close affair from start to finish, with both teams having numerous chances to score, but failing to do so most of the time. Lindsay scored first at 14.44 of the first period with a goal by Murray Ray. With ju.st one second remaining in the period, Ralph Cryderman counted for Bowmanville frorn Nick Van Seggelen for their only goal of the game. After a scoreless second period, Jim Coombes scored the winning goal for Lindsay at 11.10 of the third. With approximately one minute remaining in the game, goal- keeper Bob Strike left the 'ice for an extra attacker, and althougb the McGregor Mid- gets came close to scoring the game ended 2-1 in favor of Lindsay. In 'contrast to the rough gamre the night before, there were only seven minors with Lindsay having six and Bow- manville only one. The Mc- Gregor Midgets record is now six wins and four losses in league play. Eagles Earn 3-3 Draw In Lindsay on Fridauy -By David Passant The Bowmanville Red Eag- les Hockey Club 'played thier best game of the season" said Coach George Cawker, follow- in a 3-3 standoff in Lindsay on Friday, Nov. 3th. The Musk- ies defeated the Eagles in tht'ee previous encounters this season by wide margins, but the Bowmanville squad came up> with a sound performance on the road. Rory Gibbs opened the scQring at 2.47 of the opening periud, a power play goal, with one second left in Jim Hqrnphrey's high-stickingi penalty. Bruce Osborne drew thé assist. Lindsay tied it up at 6:14. Gary Oliver from Bill Abercrombie, and Vaughn Wîright. Steve Doyle made it 2 1e in favor of the Muskies at 15.4ý8, with Kevin Grahamn and Jim Humphrey assisting. The only marker of the second peniod came off the stick of Paul Forsey, with Captain Bruce Osborne notch- ing is second assist of the contest. The Muskies took the lead at 12:'59 of the final stanza witb an unassisted efford by Steve Richardson. But just 14 sec- onds later, at 13:13, Bil Wagar got the equalizer from Paul Forsey an dDoug Tamn- blyn. ,' Lindsay outshot the, Red Ea gles 26 to 24. Bowmanville had eight shots in each period, while the Muskies had six in [lhe first two, and Randy rhiele handled 14 shots for Bowrnanville in the last 20 .minutes. The contest saw only four minors assessed, with Lindsay iaving three of tbern. The Eagles deserve a good deal of ,redit for playing s0 well on he road against such strong )pposition. Men's major The tightest race in the history of the Mens Major League is taking place as three teams are tied at 23 points each for top place. The teams are Frank's Variety. Osborne & Shank Insurance and Cowan Pontiac Buick and there is only three weeks left in the first schedule. Twenty five bowlers were over the 700 plateau whîch includes 4,800 triples. Top 10 are Bob Laird with the high single record of the season with a big 378 followed with 236-233 for high triple 847. Ah Saman had 829, Jim Bruton 821, Maurice Richards 803, Ron Selleck 782, Elton Brock 783,, Don Oke 763, Morley Etcher 761, Hector Ballantine 756, Maurice Annaert 756. The Cowan Pontiac Buick team set the bigh triple record with 3,850. Dykstra's Food had 1,374 for a single gaine. RECREATION 1REVIEWS Sat. Nov. lst. Jeffreys Superettes 8- Grahamns I.G.A. 0. Jeffreys: Ryan Kearney 4, Drew Kear- ney 2, Randy Lake and Todd Bate 1 each. Shutout to Kirk Trip. Pee Wee League Sat. Dec. lst. Rotary Kings 3 - Nichols Motors 4. Kings Goals: Andy Feenstra,, Bradley Nolan, Greg. Brunt, 1 each. Nichois: Jody Ross 2, Glen Ferrill and Stephen Maguire 1 goal each. Franks Variety 3 - Beavers 2. Franks Goals:. Andrew Patons 2, Jeff Sallows 1. Beavers: Ken Roberts 2. Bruins 5 > Canadians 2. Bruins Goals: Neil Osborne, Terry Kilpatrick, Douglas Brooks, Darrell Goudey, Tony Tran, 1 goal each. Canadians: Brad Hlockin and Randy Prout, 1 each. Mîdget League Dec. 2, 1973. Canucks 8 - Cornets 0. Canucks Goals: Don Childs 3, Glen Martin, Tirn Jozkoski, and Don Curwin 1 each and Jîm Sarginson 2. Mt, Royals 5 - Generals 3. Royals Goals: Keitb Severn and Robbie Donoghue 2 each, Stephen Jackson 1. Generals Goals: Paul Passant 2, Randy Jarvis 1. Mary Brown's Novice Stars Recreation Hoc key results PIlay3, W in 2 from Bowmanville Minor Hockey League. On Tues., Nov. 27th Bow- Tyke League manville Novice, All-Stars Thurs. Nov. 29th, eked out a 2-1 decision over Consumers Gas 6 - Forest- Superior Construction Leafs of ers 1: Consumers goals - Ken the Little N.H.L. in Oshawa, Fry 3, Bradley Canfield 1, odBesoee h Edward Bird and Chris Mann soigfrBwavleo 1 goal each. Foresters - Jon scorn or BcotManvill on a Hancock 1. passfrmSotMse.Ti Don & Clare VAriety 1- Don Preston increa~sed the count to Ron Construction Amercans 2-0 on a pass, from Paul 1. Variety Goals: Charles Stocker. Nashi 1, Americanis Goals: On Fni., Nov. 30, Newcastle Donald Daigle 1. . Nov ice were hosted by Mary Atom Leaguie Brown's and lost by a score of Thurs. Nov. 29th. 3-1. Jeff Logan opened up the Cable T. V. 4- Grahatws scoring on a pass frorn Robbie I.GA. 0. Cable Goals: John Green. Todd Tremblay, in- Ootjers, Johnny Dykstra, creased the count to 2-0 Mark Guislain and John Van banging in his own rebound Derweer 1 each. Randy Goudfl after Kevin Norton won the ey a shutout. face off. Newcastle scored Local 12219 - 3 - Fisk Fuels - early in the third period, only 2. Local Goals: Kevin White 2: to have Logan saît the garne Allan Henin ig 1. Fisk Goals. away' on passes from Tim DannyMNcMlulleni 2. Little and Paul Stocker. Fridy No. 3Oh. ~ On Sat., Dec. 1, Markham Jeffrecys Superettes 4 moved into town and squeaked Franks Variety 1, Jeffreý u, a21vitr. hswain Goals: Terry Withierspoon, ota - itoy hs a n Teddy Witherspoon, Drewý' of those games when nothing Kearney, Kevini Goddard, 1 went right for Bowmanville, each. Variety: Steven Thornp - hitting posts and narrowly son 1. i mîssing scoring chances. 1Kinsman 4- Marianna Bowrnanville's lone goal was Developments 1. Kinsman tscored on a power, play Goals: Todd Hooper 4. Mari- \ Timmy Preston scoring on a anna; Randy Heninig 1. -pass from Jeff Logan. V, Knapp's Major Bantaifts Drop, Two Out'of Three H. W. Knapps Major Ban- four minutes, Cobourg got one tarns continued their hot and in the second before Knapp's cold play of late by winning banged in four in a row on against Cobourg and losing to their way to an 8-3 win. Jerry Ajax and Lindsay. On Sat., Johnston led the way with a Nov. 24th, Ajax defeated bat trick and Ron Jukic and Knapps 7-4 at Mernorial Arena Robert Ormiston scored twice with three late goals. Robent each, with the other goal by Ormiston scored twice witb Bob Bickle. one each to Jerry Johnston At Lindsay on Sun., Dec. and Chris Marchant. Assisting 2nd, Bowrnanvîlle were al- were Jobnston, Conboy, Con- rnost run out of the rink for 50 neil and two by Ron Jukic minutes as they wene badly playing bis first game since outskated and outhit. But they joining the team this season. found their legs ià the last 10 On Wed., Nov. 28, there minutes and turned what were signs of life as Bowman- looked what looked to be a rout ville sc.ored three in the first for Lindsay into a very close MIXED MAJOR November 26, 1973 Doris Joli just fell short of a 900 triple with a 874, games of 351 for high single and 323, Don "Butch" Bagnell rolled a great 831 (336).' 700 Triples Peggy Haynes (276, 267) ..761 Chuck Hutton (292, 264) ..758 Larry Piper (323, 256) . .. . 757 Jim Bruton (284) ........ 723 John Ogden (264) ........ 714 Virginia Fairey (299) .... 713 Ernie Perfect (261, 256) . . 711 JirnMurphy (295) .......711 Linda Crossey (262) ...706' Team Standings Dunn............ 22 37152 Wright.......... 21 37213 Fairey ........... 20 37391 Haynes.......... 20 37054 Patfield.............35816 Sutcliffe ......... 19 37380 Jol............. 18 36890 Sheehan .........18 36690 Coole............ 18 35388 Buday Reid............ 13 35480 Crossey ... ...... 12 35306 game and had them hanging on at the end only to lose 4-3, Ron Jukie continUed his fine play with a goal and two assists with Jerry Leddy scoring one and assisting once. Jerry Johnston tallied the other with assists to Eddie Gruyters and Terry Sargin- son. Great goaltending by Lenny Chappeli and Tim Dyck prevented a runaway by Lindsay in the first two periods. PHIL VOWVVLES FIEATING SPECIALIST 1 Queen Street Bowmanville PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE 011, Gas & Electrie Furnace &~ Air Condition Installa- tions - Central & Windoiv Units - Clare Hecla& Findley Equipment Free Estimates Budget Terms Available KINSMEN ONLY 50e ADMISSION TO THE NEXT BIG KINSMEN SUPER ,,,e.'v-sCAR BINGO to be held in the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE FRIDAY, DEC. 7 $7,500 in Prize Money INCLUDING FULL CARD GAME FOR $200.00 $500.00 Full Card Ga me But if won in 58 no's or less $700.00 BIG SPECIAL GAME FOR $1 ,000.00 $100.00 per line $500.00 full card' 3 BIG C.AMES AT $150.00 EACH 20 BIG REGULAR GAMES -at $50.00 Each BRAND NEW 1974 HOLIDAY FORD TORINO or $2,000.00 Cash Due to Government regulations, door prizes are not available. 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