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The Canadian Statesman, BowmanvileApi1497 9 ,«e Constitution È,,Ins£urance ,ýMinîor'Midgets Win Ontarjo Titi Following the hockey game here on Saturday night in which the Bowmanville Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets defeated Stoneybrook to win the Ontario Championship, several trophies and crests were presented. District Convenor Wally Biernacki of Bay Ridges, left, presented the AI Moore trophy to the winning Captain Brad Godfrey, and OMHA Executive Member Ed Grimshaw of Stouffville presented the Runner-up Tony Bloomfield trophy to Capt. Rick Stinchcombe of Stoneybrook. Each member of both teams received a special crest. On Saturday evening in Bowmanville Arena, the Con- stitution Insurance Minor Midgets defeated Stoneybrook 7-3 to win the Ontario Champ- ionship. The Toros got their first goal when Brad Godfrey scored Bernie Heming of the Tyrone Athletic Association advised the Statesman Mon- day evening that the commun- ity is organizing a Junior Soccer Team for those ages 7 to 10. Mr. Heming explained that they wish to avoid becoming part of the Town of Newcastle Recreation League but would prefer to play in a league with teams from other Darlington Township communities, sim- ilar to the existing senior league. The Senior team in Tyrone is providing the coaching for the Juniors and he is hopeful that a similar arrangement will follow with the other six after he received a pass from right winger Ed Visser. Gary Dusseldorp also assisted on the play. Bowmanville scored the second goal at the 6:49 mark when Gary Dusseldorp stickhandled around the Stoneybrook defense and shot senior teams from Solina, Hampton, Zion, Salem, Orono and Courtice. The Senior league schedule for this year is apparently scheduled to start around May 12 and Mr. Heming would appreciate hearing from any of the communities interested in the Junior league. He anticipates that they would follow their own league schedule and finish the season with a match between the best team against the best from Bowmanville. Logically, Mr. Heming sees the formation of the Junior league as an ideal means of training the boys to fill the future ranks of the senior teams. FOR SALE 100% Fresh Pure Maple Syrup also Apples and Potatoes at GIBSON ORCHARDS Corner of Concession St. and Townline PHONE 623-3358 Newcastle Golf Course Open April 16th Daily Green Fees and Membership 18 Holes - Yardage 6,485 Electric Carts - Snack Bar ne Mile East of Newcastle, on Hwy. 2, and 1/2 Mile North on Golf Course Road Telephone 987-4851 a back-hand into the net. Two minutes later Scott Stevens scored to give the Toros a 3-0 lead. Brad Godfrey assisted on the goal. At this point Stoneybrook scored their first goal of three. The second period saw some excellent hockey being dis- played by both teams. Six minutes into the second per- iod, Brad Godfrey scored after a scramble in front of the Stoneybrook net. Linemates Ed Visser and Gary Dussel- dorp assisted the play as they both worked hard in front of the net. One minute later, Dan Strike scored after Dean Rutherford gave him the puck. Scott Stevens scored another goal which just about put Stoneybrook's hopes of winning beyond reality. Dean Rutherford and Dan Strike assisted on the goal. The third period saw Dan Strike score Bowmanville's final goal after receiving a pass from Dean Rutherford. Brad Godfrey also assisted. The rest of the period saw Stoneybrook score two more goals and saw the Minor Midgets win the All-Ontario Championship. Britt Murphy and Russ Gordon played fantastic to lead the team to victory. The team would like to thank the spectators for their excellent support. Youth Bowling TYKES Smith 5, Cath Connelly 0; Sodhi 3, Lugtenburg 2; Wes- selius 21, Carolyn Connelly 21; Hancock 3, Murray 2. Team Standings Carolyn Connelly 57'/, Smith 49, Wesselius 4212, Sodhi 41, Hancock 31, Cath Connelly 30, Lugtenburg 22, Murray 13. High Singles V. Robinson 166, S. Smith 158, T. Sodhi 157, M. Murray 154, Carolyn Connelly 152, Cath Connelly 150, K. Smith 150. High Doubles Cath Connelly 295, K. Green- ley 285, S. Smith 283, V. Robinson 273. BANTAM BOYS Richards 7, S. Luxton 0; Tippins 5, Smith 2; M. Luxton 7, Woolley 0. Team Standings Tippins 65, Richards 60, Woolley 58, M. Luxton 56, Smith 28, S. Luxton 27. High Games E. Rozema 207-263 (614), G. Smith 202-200 (546), S. Rich- ards 237 (533), J. Koller (511), S. Murray 229. BANTAM GIRLS Taylor 5, Coombes 2; Han- cock 5, Knapp 2; Luxton 7, Wright 0. Team Standings Knapp 65, Taylor 61, Coombes 57, Hancock 52, Luxton 41, Wright 18. High Singles K. DeSousa 223, K. Broome 198, J. Coombes 179. High Triples K. DeSousa.............541 JUNIOR BOYS Richards 7, Stevenson 0; Crossey 5, Hammond 2; Coombes 5, Edmondson 2; Murphy 7, Samis 0. Team Standings Crossey 68, Richards 59, Murphy 58, Stevenson 52, Coombes 51, Hammond 49, Edmondson 33, Samis 19. High Games R. Henning 200-376 (745), B. Richards 250-223 (606), T. Sodhi 208 (588), K. VanAb- berna 217 (537), J. Wesselius (529), S. Samis 225, D. Smith 203. JUNIOR GIRLS Brunt 7, Westlake 0; Fairey 7, Adams 0; Roberts 7, Williams 0; Richards 7, In- gram 0. Team Standii.gs Fairey 73, Brunt 65, Roberts 57, Richards 52½2, Ingram 48, Members of the Constitution Insurance Minor Bantam championship team are, front row, left to right, Scott Stevens, Mike Foster, Britt Murphy, Brad Godfrey holding the trophy, Russ Gordon, Ron Visser, Brian Dennis and Tim Buttonshaw; back row, Coach Jim Peters, Coach Art Adams, Ed Visser, Dan Strike, Rick Bain, Mike Adams, Gary Juveniles Lead 3-1 in Finals Against by Shawn Marshall St. Marys Cement Juveniles took a 3-1 lead in the best of seven series against Essex after two weekend games that the team won with scores of 2-0 and 5-4. In the first game on Satur- day, April 10, in Essex, Kirk Kemp scored for Bowmanville at the 11 second mark of the first period assisted by Brian Martin. It was the only goal for either team in the first and second periods. Bowmanville Captain Ger- ald Brunt received the last goal of the game in the second half of the third period assisted by Terry Sarginson to make the final score 2-0 for Bowmanville. Both teams received eight penalties each during the game. The competition was great- er in the game on the following day in the Essex arena. Rick Scott scored the first goal of the opening period for Bowmanville assisted by Gary Nemisz. Then Gary Nemisz scored the next goal on an assist from Kim Rasmussen and Terry Sarginson at the nine minute mark in the period. The first goal for Essex was scored by Don Leitch assisted by Randy Cascadden at the 12 minute mark, leaving Bowmanville with the lead at the end of the first period. Essex tied it up early in the second period on a goal by Jim Martin, assisted by Jake Oliver and Keith Waldron. The next goal was scored by Don Leitch, his second goal of the game for Essex, assisted by Westlake 3412, Adams 31, Williams 30. High Singles D. Taylor 228, J. Lunn 214, L. Richards 208, D. O'Neil 205, P. Mantle 202. High Triples J. Lunn 587, L. Richards 563, P. Almond 551, W. Brunt 538, D. Taylor 511, P. Mantle 509. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Van Bakel 4, Coombes 3; Taylor 7, Whyte 0; Holroyd 5, Bishop 2; Hopcroft 5, Stacey 2; Reynolds 5, Lane 2. Team Standings Coombes 74, Holroyd 68, Stacey 55, Hopcroft 49, Van- Bakel 48, Taylor 47, Whyte 45, Reynolds 42, Bishop 32, Lane 30. High Games Judy Holroyd 280 (684), K. Woolley 279 (673), D. Oliver 286, M. Reynolds 275. Essex Randy Cascadden and John Campbell. Another quick goal came for Essex 37 seconds later, scored by Keith Wald- ron assisted by Don Leitch. Shortly after that goal, Bow- manville's Kirk Kemp scored assisted by Gary Nemisz and John Hogarth, leaving Essex with a 4-3 lead at the end of the second. In the last period, Bowman- ville scored just after the one minute mark on a goal by Jerry Leddy assisted by Gerald Brunt and Joe Burns to tie the score at 4-4. The tie breaking goal was scored by Kim Rasmussen for Bowman- ville assisted by Jerry Leddy at 4:52 in the game. The final score was 5-4 for the Bowman- ville Juveniles Essex was given 26 penal- ties and Bowmanville 17 for the fourth game in the best of seven series. Fifth game in the series goes Saturday at Essex. Liberty Belles Team Standings Coombes 24,619 pin fall, 30 points; Roberts 24,293, 28'/2; Nickerson 24,301, 26; Partner 23,835, 232; Bons 23,649, 21; MacDonald 23,695, 1612; Foran 23,597, 16; Spear 23,556, 15/2; Forsey 23,531, 15; All- dread 24,200, 14; Pearce 23,427, 14; Lewis 23,040, 11. High Single Isobel Davis...........305 High Double Mabel Lewis .............524 Top Averages G. Roberts 207, J. Spear 206, M. Pearce 205, L. Nickerson 204, May Alldread 201, M. Gibson 200, W. Coombes 199, P. Forsey 196, S. Robinson 196, E. Bragg 196, J. Phillips 191, A. Bons 190, M. Horstman 190. St.,Joseph's Team Standings Clayton Morgan 69, 44,861; Bob Brown 67, 44,728; Roy Sandison 64, 44,712; Marg King 5512, 44,009; Rose Marie Conway 55, 43,753; Gary Conway 54, 43,555; Art Deboo 4912, 43,937; Paul Piels 34, 41,607. High Triple Delores Walkey.... ......639 Bob Brown............666 High Single Bob Brown............256 Jean Holroyd ............ 250 225 and Over Games Bob Brown 256, 228; Don Zealand 255, 231; Jean Ho- royd 250, Delores Walkey 244, Hugli Smith 244, Beth van den Weldenberg 235, Cory Ells 235, George Gibbs 232, Bill Holroyd 225, Clayton Morgan 225. 88 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY (416) 985-7379 It's a botter way t. gol Dusseldorp, Dean Rutherford, AI Brunt, Peter Nemisz, Manager George Sainsbury and Trainer Tony Visser. Following the big win, the team by tradition dunked the coaches in the showers and then went on a ride around town in the Fire Chief's statiorn wagon, accompanied by a large number of fans in their cars. Legion Ladies Joan Suteliffe 28 points, 39,960 pinfall, Mary Gray 25, 39,891; Diane Howarth 16, 39,205; Nyhl Sheehan 15, 37,709. High Single Mary Gray............313 Iigh Triple Mary Gray............725 Top 10 Averages Joan Suteliffe 229, Nyhl Sheehan 213, Virginia Fairey 206, Mary Gray 201, Anne Plazek 199, Diane Howarth 198, Denise Arinaert 191, Mary Bates 191, Wilma Bates 186, Bernice Partner 185. The Official Track Shoe of the Canadian Olympie Team OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL Glove leather shoe Padded colla r and tongue Kraton sole $ and rocker heel. OLYMPIC SILVER MEDAL Nyloaupper Leather lower Padded collar and tongue Built in heel wedge Red & White - Gold & Black $ 17.50 D & R Sports and Ski Shop King St. W. Bowmanville 623-3421 Easter r ais The Original Weider "5 Minute Total . o- Body Shaper" Reg. $10.44 NOW $9,44 ONLY TH RS., APRIL.5 In the dirt - on the street - cuttin' a trall, . SUZUKI RM's, GT's, TS's AND TC's ARE TOUGH TO BEAT. FORGET YOUR TROUBLES. 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