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Chak Up Two Morte Mns Ti Central School Takes Soccer Champions hip Central' Public School has the final game played on The centre row from left to In the back row are: Oliver won this season 's soccer lJvember 2. right includes: Mr. D. St. Toth, Joy Brooks, George championship for. junior , Members of the winning John, Tunu Sodhi, Evelyn Stacey, Michael Day. Mr. T. public schools -in Bowman- team are front row, left to Kennett, Karla Fowler, Dan Turner, principal, Brad ville., right: David Stone, Andrew Ritchie, Glenn Duncan, Bruce Cruess, David Simon, Brian The team from, Central Goad, Cindy Kohlsmith, Mike Cooke, Chris Lee and Mr, D. Flint 'and David Aiken. defeated Ontario Street 3 - 0 in Knight and Chris Moroz. Gray. Bowmanville Wip,.-ns Senior Public School Champions hip squad but were not supposed to win this one as Stouffville's goalie not only plays ýexcep- tionally well but also had more than his fair share of good luck. Our boys outshot Stouff- ville 40 - .5 in this game. Ëowmanville's Chris Dyck got the puck behind the opposi- tion's net going back and forth waiting for one of his team- mates to get in the open and when he found John Klomp- maker in the open, he gave a perfect pass and John made little mistake and drove the puck into the net. This lead lasted until early in the third when Stouffville's Brian Todd scored to tie it up. This was al the scoring in this game. Toros next home game is Mon., Nov. 13 at 8:15 in Darlington Sports Centre when our boys wîll have a chance to redeem themselves against this same Stouffville club.S a Major Po. t Frank's Major Pee Wees played host to Stouffville on Saturday, November 4th and defeated them by a 5 to 1 score. Stouffville opened the scor- ing, at 2.34 mark on a questionable goal as Stouff- ville iced the puck but it was not called. Lee Brown rushed in, passed to Ted Brunt who passed to Darrin Hardy who scored the goal. The Toros came back in the second period scoring four times. The tying marker came at 5:45 when Danny Weir scored-on a slapshot from the siot as Roger Hormsby and Deryk Clark picked up assists. by Don Welsh on Wednesday, Nov. 1 the Van Dyk Major Midgets played host to Lindsay at the Darlington Sports Centre and sent their visitors home round- ly defeated by a score of 5 to 1. The home town boys struck quickly with Terry Riggers, putting the puck behind the Lindsay goalie with only 9 seconds played in the game. Assisting on this' goal were Jeff Sallows, and Darrell Goudy. Riggers scored again just 5 minutes later whenhe was left standing alone in front of the net and Goudy passed it out from behind the goal. Terry completed the scoring for the first period and earned his hat trick when he scored on a pass from Steve Huisman. Bowmanville and Lindsay traded goals in the second frame. Just 17 seconds into the period, Jeff Sallows picked up the rebound from one of Terry Riggers' shots and put it in-the Lindsay net. Lindsay scored their only goal of the game, at the 10:32 mark when Stewart scored assisted by Willams and O'Neill. The final goal of the gaine was scored by Chuck ,'Weélsh who took a pass from Rick Simpson, fed it ahead to Stan Greenham and then followed The Toros went one up at 9.41 as Mike Hamel picked up his first point of the season. Gordie Roger and Doug Brown picked up assists . At the 12.53 Jay Sweet' scored to make it 3 to 1 as Danny Weir and Doug Roy picked up assists. Weir scored his second goal of the night at the 13.58 mark unassisted. He rounded out the scoring at the 10.24 mark of the third period to complete bis bat trick. It also was unassisted. George Kennett played a strong game in goal for the Toros. Each team drew light penalties. in to pick up Stan's rebound and tuck it home. Steve Huisman did a credit- able job of filling in for this game when the Van Dyk crew had to, play without four of their regular players. On Sunday, Nov. 5 the Van Dyk Major Midgets journeyed to Oshawa to play an exhibit- ion game against the Kiwanis AAA Minor Midgets. Once again Huisman filled in for the realtors who played without the services of Sallows, Mac- Donad and Chambers who are all sidelined with injuries. Kevin Noble scored the only goal of the first period on a low slap shot that was set up by Simpson. Brook Cole kept Bowmanville in the game throughout the first period particularly as the local lads had trouble getting out of their own end and stood around letting Oshawa take target practice on our net. 1 Chuck Welsh was set up in' the siot for Bowmanville's second goal at 13:34 of the middle frame by a pass fromn Simpson and Braun. The Van Dyk crew went ahead 3-0 just ,two minutes later when Terry RiggerA took a pass ,from Cali for appointment JEANNE McFARLAND JACKIE BATTAMS 723-6251 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 8. 1978 9 Clemens and Goudy and crisp pass play from Welsn worked his way in to beat the and Braun. Oshawa finished Oshawa netminder with the scoring with 2:15 left in the another low slap shot.'Oshawa game when they clicked on a did not give Up but came right power play. back to score two goals of Final score - Bowmanville 4, their own before the second Oshawa 3. period ended. This- brings the Van Dyk With just 3:16 remnaining in crew's record to 5 wins, 3 ties the third period Rick Simpson and only one loss during their scored the insurance goal on a first month of play. Frîday Night Rowling Loq5due Team Standings Dennis Smale 16, Marilyn Flintoff 15, Les Smale 13Y2, Moe Richards 131/, Elton Brock, 13, Ron Richards 13, Ian Welton 13, Bert Engley 111/, George Piper 101/, Vince Prout 8, Sue Rutty 8, Lois Richards 8. :High Single and Triples Ladies - Heather Selleck- 272, Fern Bradley - 620. Mens - Moe Richards,- 303 - Les Smale - 772. Top Ten Averages Les Sinale 224, Moe Richards 221, Dennis Smale 21ý7, Elton Brock 212, Vince Prut 212, Ian Welton 209, Ron Richards 207, George Piper 207, Bert Engley 204, Tom Rutty, 202, Mary Nowlan 202. November 3, 1978 Team Standings Marilyn Flintoff 17, Ian Welton 16, Dennis Smale 16, Les Smale 151/, Ron Richards 15. Moe Richards 141/2 Elton Brock 14, Bert Engley 121/, George Piper 12%, Vince Prout 10, Lois Richards 9, Sue Rutty 9. High Singles and Triples Ladies - Cheryl Wray - 321, Cheryl Wray - 683. Mens'- Bert Engley - 300, Vince Prout - 778. Top Ten Averages Les Smale 223, Moe Richards 219, Vince Prout 217, Dennis Smale 213, Bert Engley 209, Dave Verelli 209, Ron Richards 208, Ian Welton 207, George Piper 207, Mary Nowlan 201. R.R. 6, Bowmanville Hwy. No. 2 1/ mile E. Off Townline Rd. Oshawa Bowmanville Senior Public only two goals in its own net. Members of the team are, School's soccer team won the Bowmanville also took this left to right: Martin Smith, county championship early year's soccer championship Tim Preston, Garry Van Hout, this month after going through for western area schools. Darcy Cummings, Matthew the soccer season without a In the final game for the Goad, and Alan Smart. defeat. county championship, the In the centre row, left to The team played a total of 10 Bowmanville squad defeated right, are: Marty Erwin, Scott games and scored 25 goals in M. J. Hobbs in a close, 1 - 0 Richards, John Rines, Alan those games while allowing decision. Price and Manager Brad à1hý exhibition contest at Darling- ton Sports Centre on Monday, Une ié e d On W ïnfàr Oct. 30 at their regular game On. Tic hiandsoOn.gWtan for Fiinaa league game gisTrn ,~ Duthinanton, winning by the score of 13 -1. Our Toros made it a very Flying Dutchman Motor Inn to play Oshawa Kinsmen exciting game especially Bantams had the opportunity "AAA" Major Bantams in an towards the end of the second ANNOUNCING BO WMAN V.VILLE 'p ~<'CURLING CUB OPEN HO USE Sunday, November I 2th178 12:30 p. m. - 2:30 p.m. Free Curling, instruction and Broorns a vailable! Scfleduled Curling tor Juniors begins on November i gth. The price forthe season is only $30.00. Juniors are between 12-19 vrs. COME AND JOIN THE FUN!! For further information cal RODSTORK or ROBIN MACDONALD 623-7832 623-2670 Fraser. The back row includes, left to right: Coach Mel Putnam, Roîf Geisler, Mark Macean, Shaughn Houston, Jeff Boden, Steve Fellows, assistant coach Jon Leith and Stephen Burrows. I period when it was only 2 - 0 for the visitors. The first Oshawa goal was scored by Brian Keenan and the second was by Brian Bray. In ihe third Tforos took 4 penalties which resulted in Oshawa getting, 4 goals. Keenan got his second of the game and also Paul Reý'nolds getting 2, the, single tallies went to Gil Hughes and Mike Conacker. With less than 3 minutes remaining Toros' Barry Cullen spoiled the shutout for Oshawa on a good passîng play from Brad Clemens and Ed Osborne. This was good experience playing the tougher "AAA" competition and under the circumstances with 3 Toro nlavers beine on the iniurv list - namely Bill Hogarth, Mike Stocker and Scott Hillier, our Toros put forth a good team effort. We are looking forward to the return match with this team, hopefully with a heatlhy roster. Toros 1 - Stouffville 1 On Wed, Nov. 1, Flying Dutchman Motdr Inn boysý travelled to Stouffville for a regular league contest. 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