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0 The Canadian Statesmanfeowmanville, November 13, 1974 Mommml U mmm ooo M MI MMMM0 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - The Athletic Awards were presented by Mr. Gôrdon Gray at the Annual Commencement Exercises, held atthe New castle Community Hall, on Friday Evening, of the Newcastle Hi ghSchool. Winners were: the Langman Shield to the Sr. Girl's Champion - Margaret Ovens; J. A. Smith Shield to the Sr. Bo's Champion - James Creamer; Junior Girl 's Championship Medal - Jean Thoms; Junior Boy's Medal - Jack Allin. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Members of the girl's Stingrays hockey team are Margaret Goyne, Mary Tighe, Karen Davis, Jean Hooey, Marilyn Robinson, Ann Reader, Joanne Wood- ward, Jennifer Purdy and Daisy Reader. The Mustang team members are Donna Goodwin, Kay Hutton, Rosemary Ormiston, Susan Mar- tyn, Sherryl Davis, Laurie Slemon, Maureen Tighe, Frances Henning and Rhonda Johnson. IT HAS BEEN DRAWN - to our attention that the Solina Soccer team has won the championship for nine consecutive years. While we do nothave statistics on player s etc., we imagine this has to be some kind of a record in an yleague. To date we have not heard of any p ans to honor these champions. THE SLAMMERS- of Bowmanville Goodyear plant house league golf team unseated the Hookers team, and won the league champion- ship. Members were Jim Coyle, Don Osborne, Jiggs Cowling, Ralph McIntyre and AI Brown. Hooker's - Dave King, Dave Thompson, Russ Foster, Stu Caunce and John Vogel. Duffers - Art Cann, Norm Webb, Bruce Haick, Ed Bow- ler and Walter Goode. Consolation winners - Slicers - Tom Gatchell, Emmerson Ellis, Lind- say Terreau, Harry Cuff and Emilio. Most val- uable player was Jim Coyle. THE GREY CUP BONSPIEL - will be held at Bowmanville Country Club, on Saturday, Nov. 30, and Jim Youngman reports that theice is in and it's that time of year to think about your curling membership. This year's officers at the club are Pres. George Stephen, Annabelle Rickard ladies' president, Paul Kowal mixed curling president, and Vi Taylor business girls' president. THE PINS - were really falling at Liberty Bowl last week with two more big 900 games. Bob Burley, bowling in the Young Adult League hit 950, with games of 345-325-280, to set a new record for the season. Roger Davies bowling in the Men's Major set the season high for the lea- gue curls every Thursday morning at 10 at theg. Oshawa Curling Club. PLAN NOW - to attend OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 23-24 at the Old Orchard Park Ski Centre, on Hwy. 7 east, 2 miles east of Peterborough north one mile on old Norwood Road. Saturday night there will be a dance, everyone is welcome. No charge. Bob Burrows is the manager and invites everyone to come out sometime during the two days of open house, and for the dance. MEMBERS - Of the Senior Citizen's Curling League, recently competed in the Big Brother Spiel, held at the Oshawa Curling Club. Mem- bers are Sam Buttery, Harvey Brooks, Stewart Morton, Don Tyrell, Les Coombes, Berwyn Till- cock, Ab Sturrock and Earl Osborne. The lea- gue curls every Thursday morning at 10. COURTICE COUGARS - Sr. Girl's basketball team were defeated 36-35 by G. L. Roberts in the L.O.S.S.A. circuit on Wednesday of last week. In the Junior game the Cougars were defeated 16-15 by G. L. Roberts. Scoring for the senior's, Debbie Miller 17,Jayne Reynolds 11, June Timmers 3, Rhonda Childs 2, Sandy Dawson 2. For the junior's, Bev. Dickens 4, Sandra Nomade 4, Donna Treeman 4, Loretta Wannarken 2 and Cathy Burke 1. COURTICE COUGARS - Football team were eliminated at Civic Fields, Oshawa, last week, in the LOSSA Eastern Div. 7-0, by Oshawa Catholic Saints. Big guns for the Cougars were Ron Jukic and John Conboy. The Cougars were hampered by playing conditions. A fast run- ning team, they were slowed down by a very wet field. On Sunda night, there was plenty of action as Lindsay Muskies downed Bowmanville Jr. C. Red Eagles in a i gh-scoring game 9-6. Here, Keith Powell of the Eagles lets a shot go that appears heading for the net while the Lindsay goalie is down. Somehow he missed. -Photo by Rick James. Two Courtice Athletes Receive Kinsmen Scholarships Last week, there were special scholarship awards for two members of the Courtice Secondary School advanced Physical Education team who have made a considerable contribution not only to their own school but to others in the area. Bowmanville Kinsmen, in recognition of their efforts, awarded each a $25 scholarship. Taking part in the presentation were, from left to right, C.S.S. Principal James E. Speers, the two winners, Tom Lyzba and John Sobil, Kinsmen President Harvey Webster and Dieter Wunderlich, Head of, the C.S.S. Phys. Ed. Dept. Knapp's Banas Register Their 1Oth Win of Season by Beating Oshawa - Markham The Major Bantams have made their presence felt in the O.M.H.A. LAKESHORE LEAGUE so far this season as they carry a ten win no loss record to lead the league. This years league consists of five "AA" teams and two "A" teams, whi, are Bowman- ville and Markham. Their for and against figures are also very impressive as they have scored 60 times and only allowed the opposition 17 goals in the 10 games to date. In the past week, Knapp's played two games, defeating Oshawa at their home rink by a score of 5-2 and edging Markham 5-4 at the Bowman- ville arena. Oshawa put up a better battle in their home rink than they did in Bowman- ville the previous Saturday when they got bombed 8-1. Oshawa got on the scoreboard first with Steve Paige scoring at the six minute mark of the first period. Brad Godfrey evened up the score late in the period with Gary Dusseldorp setting him up. Jeff Wilson scored the lone goal in the second period to give Oshawa a 2-1 lead going into the third period. Bowmanville came out fly- ing in the third period, scoring four unanswered goals to gain the victory. Brent Badour started things rolling by blasting a 30 footer from the point after taking a corner pass-out from Gary Dussel- dorp. Godfrey scored his second goal of the game with Rick Bain and Ed Visser assisting. Dean Rutherford combined with Pete Nemisz for one of the prettiest goals of the season to clinch the game for Bowmanville. Oshawa pulled their goalie in the last minute of play only to have the strate gy backfire as AI Brunt picked up the loose puck and fired into the empty net. On Saturday, Bowmanville hosted Markham and came up with a 5-4 win in a hard fought game. Bowmanville took a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Brad Godfrey and Tim Buttonshaw, Gary Dusseldorp earned an assist. Godfrey put Bowmanville ahead 3-0 early in the second period, scoring unassisted as Bowmanville was a man short. Markham closed the gap by adding two quick goals with Rob Adams and Marty Bauer scoring on plays from close in. Godfrey completed his bat trick mid-way through the period on a nice play set up by his hard working winger Ed Visser. Dean Rutherford made it 5-2 late in the period, while killing a penalty, taking a pass from Gary Dusseldorp. in the third period, Mark- ham were hungry for a victory and dominated play in the early stages as they scored two quick goals 30 seconds apart to draw within one goal. Bowmanville defensive core tightened up at this point and held on for the win. Brett Murphy came up with a couple of fine saves late in the period as Markham pulled their goalie for the extra attacker. Bownianville will nost Lind- say tonight at seven o'clock in the Bowmanville Arena. Hustling Frank's Peewees Have 2 Wins and i Loss On Vonday, Nov. 4, W. Frank's Peewees travelléd to Oshawa for a high-scoring contest at Children's Arena. Steve Beirnes opened the scoring for Oshawa on a deflection with the game only 20 seconds old. Bowmanville came back on a good passin play on a goal by Chuck Welsh, assisted by Rick Simp- son and Randy MacDonald. Oshawa got 2 more goals, ending the period at 3-1 for the homesters. At the midway mark of the second, Toros closed the gap on a goal by Brent Clemens, assisted by Kevin Noble. One minute later, Oshawa.scored on a breakaway. The next two goals also went to Oshawa ending the second a 6-2 After the break, Oshawa scored again but a "never give up attitude" by the Toros squad coming back with a goal was Dale Broome assisted b Carl Chambers. Playing well and getting his second goal of the night was Brent Clemens set up by Randy MacDonald. Ending the scoring was Terry Riggers assisted by Rob DeBoo. Final 7-5 Oshawa. Sharing the nets for Toros was Mark Shackelton and Paul Lavigne. Playing the second game in as many nights with Ajax being the opposition at Ajax W. Frank's opended the scor- ing with a new player, Paul Des Roches, on his firs trip on the ice assisted by Carl Chambers. Ajax tied the game scoring early in the second. Three minutes later Darrell Goudey got the winnin goal on a pass from Bruce Schouten. Second period ended Toros ahead 2-1. In the third W. Frank's boys looked like the team that went to the Ontario Final last year with four unanswered goals at the halfway mark Rick Simp- son scored, assisted by Brent Clemens. Three minutes later Steve Brown scored assisted by Darrell Goudey and Kevin Noble. Less than a minute later, Chuck Welsh scored assisted by Brent Clemens and Rick Simpson. Just 40 seconds later Toros ended the scoring on a goal from Brent Clemens assists going to Chuck Welsh and Rick Simp- son. Going all the way in net and playing well was Mark Shackelton. Bowmanville win- ning 6-1. On Sat. afternoon home ice W. Frank's team played an exhibition contest on a return match against Port Perry. Port Perry winning the first game 5-4 but this time our boys came out flying. Opening the scoring was Rick Simpson assisted by Kevin Noble. Half a minute later Brent Clemens scored assisted by Rick Simp- son. Chuck Welsh getting an unassisted "picture" goal. Port Perry got an unassisted goal stealing the puck from behind Toros net and slipoing it in the corner. Stan Green- ham set up the next goal with Chuck Welsh making no mistake on a high drive to the corner. Ending the period at Toros 4-1. In the next period, each team scored with Toros scor- ing first from Rick Simpson assisted by Chuck Welsh. After the break Rick Simpson, playing his best to date, scored his third and fourth goals assisted by Welsh and Clemens and Welsh from Greenham. Gettine the final goal for Bowmanville, giving Chuck Welsh the bat trick, assists going to Clemens and Simpson. Port Perry ended the scoring making it W. Frank's 8, Port Perry 3. Sharing the goal tending and playing well were Paul Lav- igne and Mark Shackelton. With revenge in mind Pee- wees next home game will be Sat. at 3 with Oshawa being the opposition. Youth Bowling Tykes Dilling 3, Luxton 2, Terry 3, Woolley 2, Stacey 5, Nash 0, Nagle 3, Knapp 2, King 3, Smith 2. Team Standing Stacey 31, Nash 30, Dilling 29, Luxton 27, King 26, Knapp 22, Smith 21, Woolley 21, Terry 11, Nagel 7. High Single S. Dilling - 161, G. Stacey - 142. High Double S. Dilling - 253, G. Stacey - 258. Bantam Boys Rozema 3, Hammond 2; Sutcliffe 5, Aide 0; Sheehan 5, Wilson 0. Team Standing Sutcliffe 33, Aide 28, Ham- mond 25, Rozema 21, Sheehan 21, Wilson 7. High Single J. Martin - 218, B. Hammond - 181, R. Sutcliffe - 172, D. Smith - 171. High Double B. Hammond - 320, R. Kirkton - 316, R. Sutcliffe - 301. Bantam Girls Brunt 3, Hooper 2; Fairey 3, Van Goor 2; Ingram 5, Lunn 0. Team Standing Ingram 39, Hooper 25, Fairey 25, Brunt 17, Van Goor 15, Lunn 2. High Single W. Brunt - 216-175, S. Camp- bell 174, P. Almond - 194-180. High Double W. Brunt - 391, P. Almond - 374, S. Ingram - 324, C. Hooper - 308. Junior Boys Bons 5, Murphy 2; Hopcroft 7, Visser 0; Woolley 5, Dadson 2. Team Standing Woolley 42, Visser 39, Bons 36, Hopcroft 34, Dadson 20, Mur- phy 18. High Single R. Crossey 250, D. Hopcroft 238, A. Bons 224, K. Woolley 220, F. Smith 214, D. Murphy 203-209. High Triple D. Murphy 585, D. Hopcroft 558. Junior Girls Luxton 5, Richards 2ý Chow 5, Fairey 2; Lavigne 7, Michel- son 0. Team Standing Lavigne 51, Richards 38, Luxton 28, Chow 26, Fairey 25, Michelson 21. High Single S. Michelson 315-217, W. Van Goor 282, L. Bishop 251, C. Lavigne 215-207, J. Haynes 213. High Triple S. Michelson 697, C. Lavigne 624. Senior Mixed League Pearson 7, Eves 0; Brooks 5, Coombes 2; Thompson 5, Lane 2; Davey 5, Roberts 2. Team Standing Brooks 46, Davey 36, Coombes 35, Thompson 35, Pearson 35, Roberts 27, Lane 24, Eves 14. High Games M. Roberts 268 (710), J. Holroyd 282 (692), J. Brooks 252 (692), B. Taylor 256 (682), L. Stacey 260 (674), D. Sheehan 304, P. Lavigne 261. Preston Atoms Battle to Tie with BrookIin-Whitby On Saturday, Nov. 9th, the the 8:00 min. mark o the final Bowmanville Preston the period when Bill Hogarth Mover Major Atoms hosted scored, the assist going to Brooklin-Whitby Major Atoms Cullen who played a great in an OMHA league game. game. Both teams battled to a 2-2 Steve Shene was in goal for deadlock. Bowmanville and made sev- There was no scoring until eral great stops to earn the tie the middle period when Barry for his club. He was relieved Cullen cas ed in on a nice late in the game by Ken passing play. The assists went Woodard, when hewas struck to Captain Bill Hogarth and on IhdkÀîe wîtll a st * ' Rod Plain. Preston the Movers' next Brooklin-Whitby scored two game is in Bay Ridges on goals in this period to go ahead Wednesday night, Nov. 13 at 2-1. 7:00, and they play Ajax in The Toros tied the score at Bowmanville onSat., Nov. 16. Minor Bantams Lose Pair To Ajax and Os The H.L. Wood Transport Minor Bantams were humili- ated on home ice 7-1 by Ajax on Saturday. Ajax scored at the 10 second mark in the first period and from that point on, continued to walk in alone as the Toros quit skating. The fine, work of goalie Kevin Gibson kept the score to what it was. The lone Toro marker came off the stick of Wayde Preston with the assist going to Jim Hogarth. On Sunday, in an exhibition Ladies Major Top 10 Averages N. Evans 233, S. DeHart 227, J. Patfield 220, O. Patfield 219, H. Rogers 217, D. Bradley 215, F. Bradley 214, S. Davis 213, M. Flintoff 208, F. Land 207. Team Standings O. Patfield 1812, Depew 17, Forrester 17, Davis 16, Etcher 15, Brown 14, Evans 13½/, J. Patfield 13, Rogers 10, DeHart 10, Bowers 9, Bradley 9. High Triple F. Bradley................819 High Single N. Evans...... .......331 hawa Teams game played at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, the Toros were defeated 3-1 by Oshawa Hambley's. The Oshawa tearn was full value for the win as they continually out hustled the Toros. Goaltender Mike Buttonshaw kept the score as close as it was by playing his best game of the year. The Toro goal was scored by Jacky Pinch with assists going to Russ Carruthers and Greg Brunt. The next games are Thurs- day in Bay Ridges and Saturday with Cobourg com- ing to Bowmanville. Legion Ladies Tea m Standings Whitney 202 points, 26,244 pinfall; Gray 172, 27,233; Sutcliffe 16, 26,093; Sheehan 6, 25,147. Top 10 Averages Joan Sutcliffe 222, NyhI Shee- han 202, Irene Whitney 198, Bernice Partner 196, Ann Plazek 192, Mary Bates 189, Mary Gray 186, Jean Burton 183, Grace Downey 181, Hilda Simnick 174. 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