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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 18, 1974 samenmmmmmm monm 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The Canadian Order of Foresters Hockey League will open on Jan. 2. The executive consists of Hon. Pres. Chas. Ferguson, Pres. Ted Twining, Treas. Cec. Bonetta. Bowmanville H.-Snowden, C. Swartz, V. Budai, J. Bothwell, Oshawa, N. O'Reilly, W. Richardson, R. Twining, H. Bathe, Raglan, W. Brent, L. Bray, R. Bryant. Referees Kirkbridge, Bowan, Walton, Reporter Alex McGillivray. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Leo Hauns- berger and his wife operate the Maple Leaf Judo Club, on the Base Line, west of Bowman- ville teaching self-defense to many adults and children. Two students taking the Judo lessons are Dr. E. D. Hubbard and William J. Cobban, of Bowmanville. INTERESTED IN DUPLICATE BRIDGE? - The Recreation Department of the Town of Newcastle is planning, after the new year, to start a series of duplicate Bridge games, for anyone interested. For information contact the Department at 623-3379, or George Weekes, 623-7345. BELLEVILLE - Construction of a $6-million Quinte Sports Centre is expected to begin in April, 1975. Construction costs for the centre, sponsored by the Belleville Yardmen Benefit Fund Inc., will be covered through a monthly- lottery. Once completed, the centre will receive a monthly $50,000 subsidy from the lottery to cc-:er any operating deficit. The first stage, to include two ice arenas, is expected to be com- plete within 1½ years, according to Yardmen publicity manager, Alderman Arthur Keegan. He said the fund had $1.5-million to begin the first stage which is expected to cost $2-million. The second stage will be constructed "as money comes in" and will include an Olympic- size pool. He said the organization hopes the centre will be available in 1976 as a training facility for athletes competing in the Montreal Olympic Games. The Yardmen organization, comprised mainly of Canadian National Rail- ways employees, was formed about four years ago to raise funds for community works. "In the last four years, we have spent more than $3- million in Belleville and area work." said Keegan. TRAVELCADE - Minister of Community and Social Services, Rene Brunelle, has announced Ontario's first Sports Travelcade program, to be launched next spring. Under the Ministry's Sports and Recreation Bureau, the program will enable community sports leaders to increase their skills in coaching, training, management and administra- tion. This in turn should upgrade the quality of instruction available to young athletes and improve both their performances and enjoyment of their chosen sports. The 45-foot travelcade van will ravel ýsmall communities throughout the province, equipped with projectors, slides, films, tapes, micro-film scanners and printers and a full collection of reference material on facilities, instruction and all aspects of sport. ROLLS 901-- Hector Ballantine, bowling in the St. Joseph's Bowling League on.Sunday even- ing at Liberty Bowl, rolled a great 901, with games of 248, 311 and 342. Wonder if he could give some hints on how its done to the States- man's bowling team. HAT TRICK - Although he slept in and missed his flight, Tom Simpson of the Toronto Toros, hopped another plane, arriving in time for the game, scoring three goals and an assist in Detroit against the Michigan Stags, a feat which should soften Coach Billy Harris' decision regarding a fine for slee ing in. Toros wôn 7-2. Another player, known in t e area is Paul Terbenche, formerly of Port Hope, who is doing well in the W.H.A. with the Vancouver Blazers. Paul scored the tie breaking goal against the Cleveland Crusaders on Sunday. PORT HOPE'S - Old Tyme Christmas cele- brations will hold a ping pong contest on Friday evening, and noon to midnight euchre tourna- ment on Saturday. 300 CLUB WINNERS -- 182 Donna White, 201 Jim Snowden, 14 P.M. Burns, 116 Bilh Katoes, 178 Bert Klompmaker. VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Porsche + Audi Presents 'The Player of the Week' YOUTH BOWLING. TYKES Winners of the first schedule: S. Luxton, D. Hancock, D. Fairey, K. De Sousa, H. Grout, C. De Gooyer. High Single P. Knapp 157, C. Nash 150, S. Wesseluis 149, H. Grout 148, E. Rozema 133. High Double C. Nash 288, P. Knapp 268, S. Wesseluis 253, H. Grout 253. Family Twosome Tournament Dec. 21st at 11 a.m. ' BANTAM BOYS Winners of the first schedule: Ryan Sutcliffe, A. Van Goor, R. Devries, F. Tippins, R. McLean, T. Burgess. High Single D. Smith 184, B. Hammond 172. High Double B. Hammond 314, A. Van Goor 295, D: Smith 288. BANTAM GIRLS Winners of the first schedule: S. Ingram, K. Joyner, P. Townsley, J. Haynes, L. Carlson, R. Wright. High Single - K. Joyner 191. High Double J. Haynes 328, L. Carlson 300, S. Ingram 295. Family twosome Tournament Dec. 21st at 11 a.m. JUNIOR BOYS Winners of the first schedule: K. Woolley, R. Hayward, S. Cook, Peter Kennedy, B. Terry, I. Cunningham. High Single Paul Wiggans 222-240, J. Bothwell 238-210, B. Terry 227, K. Cowle 209, K. Woolley 204. JUNIOR GIRLS Winners of the first schedule: C. Lavigne, L. Bishop, J. Van Goor, Nancy Van Bakel, T. Slobodzian, C. Lane. High Single S. Michelson 308, J. Beaudry 263, M. Westlake 225, L. Ingram 225, E. Gibson 226, B. Fairey 206, S. Roberts 205. High Triple S. Michelson ...........611 SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Coombes 7, Eves 0; Thompson 7, Davey 0; Pearson 7, Roberts 0; Brooks 7, Lane 0. Team Standing Brooks 74, Coombes 61, Thompson 58, Davey 50, Pearson 47, Roberts 38, Lane 38, Eves 25. High Games G. Coombes 326-275-287 (888), J. Brooks 303-303 (806), R. Thompson 270 (732), J. Carter 283 (680), W. Mosher 271, JoAnne Holroyd 259. Family Twosome Tournament For Juniors and Seniors Dec. 28th at il a.m. Liberty·Belles December 10, 1974 Team Standings Spear 28717 pins - 33 pts, Gibson 28468 - 31, Roberts 28086 - 29' l, MacDonald 27741 - 26'2, Bragg 27666 - 262, Partner 27406 - 26'2, Alldread 27897 - 24, Chant 27392 - 201/2, Coombes 26902 - 17, Burton 25948 - 13, Robinson 26600 - 12'2, Bons,25759 - 12. High Single Phyllis Fallis .............282 High Double Joyce Chant (213-271) .....484 Top Averages M. Pearce 211, B. Partner 208, M. Alldread 204, N. Van Abbema 204, C. Roberts 203, B. Stephens 201, P. Forsey 201, M. MacDonald 200, W. Coom- bes 197, J. Chant 195. Mixed Major Bowling League Top 10 Averages Albert Saman 240, Peggy Haynes 238, Ernie Perfect 233, Doris Joll 231, John Luffman 231, Larry Piper 229, John Ford 225, Don Bagnell 222, Pete Dobbins 222, Jim Murphy 220. Team Standings Joll 24/, 40,923; Bagnell 24, 40,550; Haynes 23, 40,825; Buday 22, 39,469; Crossey 20, 40,144; Sheehan 20, 39,420; Draper 19', 38,244; Dunn 18, 39,913; Patfield 16'2, 39,143; Fairey 16, 38,789; Sutcliffe 15'2, 39,373; Coole 15, 38,599. High single Men -Jim Murphy. ...... 333 Ladies-Vi Coole.......289 High Triple Men-Pete Dobbins...774 Ladies -Vi Coole .. .. .. . .764 300 Cames Jim Murphy. .. .. .. ..333 Referee's Whistle Foils Doug Wood's Hat Trick Attempt In this picture, Doug Wood's shot is heading for the net, with the Port Hope goalie's stick just a bit to one side. The puck slid past into the net but was called back because the referee had already stopped the play. Nearer the boards, Dave Tabb is being held out of play by the second Panthers defenceman. It would have been Wood's third goal of the night, as the Red Eagles ran up a 7-2 win. -Photo by Rick James Red Eagles Score Six in Third Come Up with Tie in There is one thing that makes junior hockey so excit- ing. That is the fast pace. But because of this, you usually can't afford to sit on a lead, no matter how large it seems, nor can you take stupid penalties at the wrong time; not that there is a right time. And you can't afford thi, kind of thing most of all, whe, you are fighting for your life at the bottom of the league. That is something that the Panthers .Iearned Thursday, it is hoped, as they blew a win and came up with a tie. All this occured in the third when Bowmanville scored six big ones to draw 9-9. Two of the six came with Watts and Brereton in the jug. Had the game been only the third period, the Panthers looked pretty much in old form. Bowmanville outscored them 6-2. A winning team has to know more than how to take a lead. They have to know how to hang onto it. Many of the Panthers, such as Rowe Pemberton, and Davis know this very well, but there are a few who don't. Port Hope grabbed the leac right off the start with Dean Morgan, converting a play from Mike David. Tivy started it all. 'ihe Eagle's Co then tied it afw xminutes later, early in the period. Rowe got two in the frame to once again grab the lead. The first came at just past the six minute mark from Davis and Brere- ton, and the other near the end of the opener from Davis and Pemberton. They finished off the opener, with a 4-2 advan- tage as Pemberton and Rowe then got the ball rolling and Davis potted the number four tally. Port Hope added three more in the second compared to the Bowmanville one. Brad Davis' got it at only nineteen seconds. Again, Rowe had the assist. Tabb scored the only Bow- manville marker of the frame Port Hope on a solo effort just past the four minute mark. Dean Morgan notched his second of the night to make it 6-3 Port Hope. Dan Dunn picked up the assist. Finishing it off for the Panthers was Jan Bissett, who potted tl;e number seven goal with thehelp of Brereton and Wayne Griffiths. It was 7-3 and should have stayed that way or gotten even worse for the sagging Eagles. Bowmanville stored at the five, six and seven minute marks to bring it to a close 7-6. Davis added to the Port Hope lead'with his hat trick marker. It was 8-6. Rowe and Morgan assisted. Watts closed the scoring out for the Panthers with a 9-6 lead. Brereton and Watts then retired to the jug while Gibbs and Tabb made it 9-8. That was the hat trick for Tabb as well in the last two seconds of the game, Gibbs made it 9-9. -Port Hope Guide "Duke" Brunt Stars for Midgets Scoring Three with Two Assists As They Down Bay Ridges 8-3 Gerald "Duke" Brunt led the Sports Major Midgets as they downed Bay Ridges by a score of 8-3 in a league game played at Bowmanville on Sat. Dec. 14. Brunt scored three goals & set up two others for his best out ut of the season. Bay Ridges played well despite having just 10 players. They were handicapped further in the third when the goalie was invoIve'd in a fight with a Bowmanville player and both were ejected from the game. Bay Ridges did not have a back-up goalie and were forced to convert one of their other layers to guard the net. He di well considering lack of experience as he only allowed one goal during the remaining fourteen minutes. Bowmanville's other five goals were scored by John Conboy, Ted Puk, Rick Scott, Jim Hutton, and John Cornish. Besides Brunt's two assists, Terry Sarginson had three, Ralph Cryderman, Dan Cox, John Hogarth, Bret Mc- Namee, Mark La Vigne, Ted Puk, Nick Van Seggelen, and Jim Hutton had one each. On Thursday, Dec. 12th. Bowmanville travelled to Stouffville for an exhibition game. This was no contest as Bowmanville shutout the home team by a 7-0 score. Puk and Conboy? scored two each with singles going to Scott, Cornish and Sarginson. Van Seggelen, and Sarginson had a pair of assists and singles were credited to La Vigne, Hutton, Cryderman, Kemp and Brunt. Ted Trudeau and Dan Wil- cox shared in the shutout. Bowmanville travel to Ajax Thursday, Dec. 19th for a 9 o'clock game; host Lindsay on Sat. Dec 21st at 8:30 and visit Cobourg on Sun. Dec. 22nd at 4:15. The day after Christmas, they play the first game of the Silver Stick Tournament Pre- liminaries at Bramalea. Minor Hockey Resuits TYKE LEAGUE: Dec. 10th Cable T.V. 6 Gary's Sports 1; Greg Watson 3 goals, Scott Barclay, Scott Stephens, Mark Little one goal each. Robert Geidlinger one. Kool Enterprise 4, Consumers Gas 0. Chris Dreossi 3 goals, Glenn Klompmaker one shut- out to Mark Morgan. ATOM LEAGUE: Dec. 7th Lime Crush Eagles 2, Kins- man 0, Tim Cowie, Todd Ormiston shutout to Chris DeSouza. Orange Crush 3, Frank's Variety 3, Kevin Dillon, Robert Kennett, Mark Guislain, Sandy Wiseman, David Chapple, Danny Elliott. Dec. 6th Cable T.V. 3, Marrianna Dvlpt Braves 1, Hugh Francis 2 .goals, Roy Brownell, Greg Dreossi. Glen Rae Dairy 7, Lions Clippers 1, Brad Cle- mens 4; John VanDeWeer 2, Mike Cancilla 1, Robbie Mc- Kay 1. PEE WEE LEAGUE: DEC. 7th 'Rice Bowl Restaurant 3, Cable T.V. 2, Terry Witherspoon, Allan Turney, Wilfred Thiele, Dana Peebles one goal each. Nichols Motors 4, Canadians 1, Garth McQuaid two, Ken Hoy two, Gary Noordstra one. Hires Root Beer 6, Lime Crush Wings 2, Jeff Sallows four goals, Jeff Edmonston and Randy Crossey one each, Steve Lavigne two goals. Dec. 10th Rotary Kings 4, Kinsman 1, Steve Ogden, Darrell Jones, Robbie Chaulk, Kevin Moffat, Gary Owens for Kinsman. BANTAM LEAGUE; Dec. 9th Oshawa Paviig 5, Hockin's Real Estate 0, Chris Willough- by two, Quinn James, Jim Braun, Carlo Zeppieri one each shutout to Barry Henn- ing. Dec. 10th Brock's B.P. 7, Marrianna Dvlpt. Braves 2, Gord Sharp, MIDGET LEAGUE: Dec. 8th Blazers 3, Comets 3, Romeo Zeppieri, Steve Hogarth, Wayne Thiele, Paul Dunham twò, Neal Ryan. Canucks 6, Mt. Royals 3, Don Childs, Glenn Martin two, Dan Curwin, Randy Locke one each, David Downtwo, Rory Erwin one. ATOM HOCKEY LEAGUE: Dec. 12th, Local 12219 3, Marrianna Dvlpt. 1, Brian Strong, Terry Rigby, Scott Michelson, Stephen Martin on goal each. Dec. 13th Cable T.V. 1, Scott Irvin, Glen Rae Dairy 1, John VanDeWeer. Grahams I.G.A. 8, Lions Clippers 1, Ralph Rozema 3 goals, Rob Siggins, David Hogarth two each, Bruce Austin one goal, Rolf Geisler one. Dec. 14th, Cable T.V. 3, Lions Clippers 2, Hugh Francis two, Ricky Campbell one, Rolf Geisler two, Grahams I.G.A. 3, Local 12219, 0, Jim Hogarth two, Ralph Rozema one, shutout to Paul Adams. PEE WEE LEAGUE: Dec. 14th, Goodyear Rangers 1, Rotar Kings 0, Tood Hooper, shutout to Glen Van Dam. Frank's Variety 5, Lime Crush Wings 2, Randy Hawthorn, Mark MeClean, Dennis Simp- son, Jeff Canfield, Grant Brock; Steve Lavigne two. Kinsman 8, Nichols Motors 5, Gary Vyfschaft two, Gary Owens two, Danny Desousa two, Brook Bain, Randy Pollard one, Garth McQuaid four goals, Ken Hoy one. MIDGET LEAGUE: Dec. 15th - Comets 4, Generals 2, Neil Ryan three, Mike Nolan one, Doug Bickle, Neil Killens one each. Mt. Royals 7, Blazers 2, Elvis Procknow three, Pete Knowl- ton two, David Brown, Murry Irwin one, Romeo Zeppie" and Steve Hogarth Foundry Team Standings Soreheads 47821 pins, 31 points; Aces 46016, 23; Head- pins 46350, 22; Screwballs 47447, 21; Alleycats 46139, 21; Gutterballs 45867, 17. High Single Men - E. Eves 288, Women - A. Adams 242. High Triple Men - E. Eves 710, Women - D Bridger 681. 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