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Isepto Cenatm PIlying Good Hocke-Oy 'I Post Sason Action By Steve Samis Since being eliminated from this year's playoffs, the Septo Clean Mlinor Bantamý have played many exhibition games and contrary te what they did during the regular schedule, they are getting the upper hand in most of the games. For instance, in a game Feb. 3 in Darlington Sports Complex the Toros beat Oshawa 6-1. Scoring for the Toros were Glenn Mathews had 3 goals, Shaughn Houston 'had 3 as well. Assists went ta Ron Hopcroft who had 2, Shaughn Houston, Mike Glass, Chris Moffat, Grant Gibson, Glen German, and Don Daigle who had l as well. More recently however was the game on Saturday, Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CH4EVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUCK-CAPS in stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE February 24th also at Darlington Sports Complex, with the Taras hosting the Markham Millionnaires. This was a very close game, and it toak a late goal by Markham ta corne away with a 3-3 tie. Shaughn Houston scored the only goal of the first periad, from Steve Taylor and Dan Ritchie. Mike Glass increased the lead ta 2-0 at 2:46 of the second frame, from Glen German and Tremblay. Markham stormed back near the end of the period ta tie the game at 2-2. Don Daigle put the Taras ahead once again at 4:59 assisted by Steve Taylor. The lead was ta last until just until 4 minutes ta play in the game when]Ken Nakamichi, always dangeraus ýagainst the Taras, tied it up for Markham. NOTES- Markham's Nakamichi was by far the star of the game, as he was in- volved in ail 3 Markham goals, setting up twa, and scaring the tying goal himself. As usual, the Taras- Markham, intense rivalry showed through the chippiness of the game, eight times a Tara player introduced hlm- self ta the penalty box and Markham also collected 8 minar penalties. O WASCo, VOLKSWAGEN LTD.- Audi, PLAYER presents 0F THE fEEK GERALD BRUNT Gerald, who wears sweater number 9 for the Bowman- ville Eagîes, la ln his last year of Junior hockey. He la an extremely hard cheoker and la a very valuable addItion teý this year's hockey team. Gerald attends York Unversity ln Toronto. DID YOU KNOW? We have 12 factory-tralned techniciens equîpped wlth modern tools and computerîzed equlpment waltlng ta serve you with care. 0f course, we have reduced rates on 20 late modal service cars. OW AS «-&CO1 à Volkswagen Ltd. ~ 1425 Dundas St. E. - Whitby 668-9383 or Toronto Line 361-1128 It took five hard fought games to do it, but Bowmanville's D & R Sports Minor Atoms finally downed Bay Ridges here 2-1 on March 3rd to win the playoff series and enter semi-finals. David Fairey (16) scored the big winner and Glen Campbell, bis stick in the air, drew the assist. Eagles Dot By Don Wiîcox The Bawmanville Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles were back on the ice Sunday night and they defeated the Gananoque G- Men in a 5-3 game. Eagles were very fortunate ta came out af the game with two late third period goals for the victary on Gananaque ice. The Eagles turned in a sub- par effort and had it flot been for the strang second and third period goaltending by Stu Roberts and a goal by Brian Simpson with only 40 seconds showing on the dlock, the tie would nat have become a win. A olin the empty -net by BaGodfrey salted away the win in the first game of the series. Red Eagles held a territorial edge in the first period but had few goad scaring chances, holding the puck too long and nat passing ta the open man. Eagles scored the only first period goal, letting the puck work for them. Wayde Preston scored from Ralph Cryder- man and Gary Nemisz, the resuit of keeping the puck on the move in the small at- tacking zone. The second period was delayed while a reserve linesman was called ta replace the appointed linesman who had stamach cramps. G-Men tied the score for Gananoque with a goal by Steve Dickson. gr SkiMt. Orford during the Winter Break! SNOW CONDITIONS 13' of Base 12 Degrees Centigrade Snowlng with 4" of fresh snow. Excellent wlnter conditions. For more information, contact D & R Sports, & Ski Shop 85 King St. W. BowmanvilIle 623-3421 (;V /7 *~ ~'" roatGonanoque 5m3 To Lead Series Jerry Johnson, uncovered in front of the net, cashed in on a point rebound shot by Rick Scott and Jerry Leddy also assisted. Red Eagles' third goal was by Brad Godfrey an a powerplay effort which was the resuit of another low point drive by Rick Scott. Dan Strike also earned an assist. Pat Morgan, the anchorman on the Gananoque defence, scored the second goal, Barry Sullivan partially blocking a point drive which was conver- ted into a goal. Gananoque then scored the tying goal with Eagles' Brian Simpson, Jerry Johnson and Jerry Leddy looking on from the penalty box. Stu Roberts' great goalten- çing along with erratic shootîng by the G-Men defused the remaining powerplay time. Brian Simpson broke dawn ice first with a hard screen drive, beating the Gananoque goalie for the game winner late in the period. The G-Men removed their goalie for the extra attacker but hard-warking Brad God- frey picked up the baose puck from the faceaff, took aimn and Waler Fanks Defeat Bey Ridges 6 to 5 The Walter Frank Toros travelled ta Bay Ridges recently and handed them a 6 ta 5 defeat. -Bay Ridges opened fast and with just il seconds gane Steve Carson scared from Jim Closs and Frank Plummer. The Taras came back and tied the score an a goal by Deryl Clark with Jay Sweet and Danny Weir picking up assists. Before the end of the first period the Taras had made it 2 ta 1 when Mike Hamel scored unassisted. In the second period there were a total of seven goals being scored. Bay Ridges tied the score on a goal by Richard Baker, and then went ahead 3 ta 2 when Steve Carson scared his second of the game. The Taras came back with t hree goals ta go ahead by a 5 ta 3 caunt. Robert Geidlinger assisted by Chris Michelson. Doug Brown scored an a shot from the point ta put the bulîs in the lead. Gardie Rogers picked up the assist. The Taras' fifth goal was scored by Danny Weir assist- ed by Deryl Clark and Scott Heard. Bay Ridges again came back with two goals again by Steve Carson, his third and fourth of the game. game. There was only one 'goal scared in the third period, that being scored by Chris Miche]- son assisted by Jay Sweet and Daug Roy ta give the Taras their 6 ta 5 victary. The sI andouf s for the Taras in this game weré Mike Ilamel, .Jày Sweel, ('hris Michelson and l)anny W'eir. I onny I layes plaîyed goal foi- t he Toltos in tis lusle and did Very wel I for bei ng otil for I wo weeks witlî a leg iin jur-y. 1Il was also go<>(l1<> 5evlte returu of ('allain Scol Ileard who Pda yed wel I a fI (r lei ng re- l(asc( '(]rom hospital on this Sast, weekend, The 'loros will e travelling lu Collingwood ta take part in their first International taurnament on March 17, 18 and l9th. hit the centre of the open net. The series dates are Tuesday, March 13ý at Bowrnanville at eight p.m.; Wednesday, March 14 at Gananoque at eight p.m.; Sunday, March 18 at Bowmanville at 7:30 p.m. ; Tuesday, March 20 at Gananoque at 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday, March 21 at Bowmanville; and Thursday, March 22 at Gananoque. It should be a good series. James B. Holden, B. Sc. Chartered Accountant 73 King St. East Oshawa, Ontario Li H 1 B4 Bus.: 579-6215 Res.: 723-3376 MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE 1979 General Meeting wiIl be held in Bowmanville Public Library Auditorium Sunday, March l8th, 1979 7 p.m. The Bowmanville Cloaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association -Weekly S chedule * " DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Saturday, Match l7th 5:00 p.m. Maer Bantam (exhibition) 7:00 p.m. Mldget Second exhibition) 9:00 p.m. Major MldOet - Mldland vs. Bowmanvllle 2nd gamne of Ontario Semni-Fînais MEMORIAL ARENA, BOWMAN VILLE, Saturday, Match l7th 3:00 p.m. Major Atom (exhibition) 4:00 p.m. Bantamn Second exhibition) 5:30 p.m. Pee Wee Second exhibition> 7:00 p.m. Miner Pee Wee - Mlton vs. Bowmanvilie 1lst gamne of Ontario Semni-Finls Tuesday, Match 2Oth 7:00 p.m. Novice - Pickering vs. Bowmanvlle 3rd gamne of finals DONT FORGET THE MINOR MIDOET EXHIBITION GAME ON MARCH 3let AT DARLINOTON SPORTS CENTRE PRINCE GEORGE U.C. SPRUCE KINO MINOR MliDOETS VS. BOWMAN VILLE MINOR MIDGETS Expert repairs and alterations made to ail kinds of garments. Cleaners 84 King St. West Bowrnanvillie Ltd. 623-5520 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14, 1979 7 Howard Woomd P.ol" Bafletoa 3AiDle Tykes Kiely 5, Brown 0; Vacheresse 5, Apted 0; Stork 3, Moore 2; Rowe 3, Young 2. Team Standings Rowe 37, Vacheresse 34, Young 28, Brown 27, Moore 25, Apted 24, Stork 13, Kiely 10. High Games J. Vacheresse 189 (307), C. Rowe 177 (281), S. Apted 149 (253), P. Shirk 125 (234). Bantam Boys Tugwood 5, S. Buma 2; Wesselius 7, Atkinson 0; Lugtenburg 5, J. Buma 2. Team Standings J. Buma 45, Wesselius 37, S. Buma 36, Lugtenburg 35, Tugwaod 33, Atkinson 23. High Singles A. Oliver 187, H. Wesselîus 223, S. Buma 206, M. Tugwood 199, M. Lugtenburg 164. High Triples S. Buma 537, H. Wesselius 474, M. Tugwood 460, M. Lugtenburg 442. Bantam Girls Bannister 4, Theriault 3; Danoghue 7, Jaques 0; Desousa 7, Sallows 0. Team Standings Donoghue 52, Desousa 48, Jaques 41, Sallows 33, Bannister 21, Theriault 15. High Singles K. Desousa 195, A. LeBlanc 153. High Triples K. Desousa 454, A. LeBlanc 401. Junior Boys Luxton 7, Cowling 0; Wesse- lius 5, Van Goor 2; McLean 5, Woolley 2. Team Standings Luxton 50, Van Goor 35, McLean 33, Wesselîus 32, Cowling 32, Wolley 28. High Singles C. Nash 201, M. Luxton 200, R. McLean 190. High Triples C. Nash 539, M. Luxton 529, S. Wesselius 471. Junior Girls Desausa 7, Simpson 0; Hancock 5, Greenley 2; Coombes 5, Connelly 2; Sawler 4, Land 3. Team Standings Desousa 50, Land 44, Coombes 42, Sawler 38, Simp- son 37, Connelly 25, Hancock 24, Greenley 20. High Singles L. Smith 244, J. McKnight 210, K. Sawler 199, D. Hancock 196. High Triples L. Smith 566, D. Hancock 548, J. Coombes 492, K. Sawler 489. Senior Mixed League Leavis 5, Rines 2; W. Van Goor 5, M. Van Goor 2; Taylor 5, Reynolds 2; Fairey 7, Richards 0; Stacey 4, Hay- ward 3. Team Standings Fairey 47, Stacey 44, Taylor 44. Richards 38. Revnolds 34, Hayward 33, W. Van Goor 33, Rines 32, Leavis 24, M. Van Goor 18. The Howard Wood Minor Pee Wee Toros and Trenton battled to a 3 - 3 deadlock an Saturday afternoon in a game played in Trenton. This was the third game of the Ontario Quarter Finals and each team bas three points in the best of three series. The Toros from Bowman- ville displayed a rather lack- lustre performance for ,the first two periods of play and fell behind 3 - 0 at the end of two periods of action. At the 5:16 mark of the final stanza, Lorne Whitmarsh put Bowmanville on the score- board,, assisted by Brad Cruess and Brent Neill. Tom McLaughlin fired the second goal for the Toros, assisted by defenceman Pierre St. Amand and Chris Dreossi. With only 16 seconds remaining in regulation time, goaltender Chris Clifton was, pulled in favor of the extra attacker, resulting in the equalizer being scored by Brent Neill, assisted by Chris Dreossi and Greg Watson. The overtime period was ail Bowmanville, as Trenton were unable to get out of their own end of the rink, but the Toro shooters were unable ta beat the Trenton goaltender. Alan Ijlrich, goaltender for Bowmanville, was injured in the game and was replaced by Chris Clifton, with bath boys playing extremely well. Jon Clieff was also injured in the middle period and was lost for the rest of the game. Chris Lee remained in Bowmanville due to illness. These same twa teams battle next Saturday in Bowmanville and return to Trenton on Sunday. 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