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D &R Sports Minor Atoms Surpris. Ajaox wth 4 The D & R Sports Minor Atoms were soundly beaten by Ajax 9 - 4 in their first meeting of the year at Bowma nville on October 2th. However, the return match at Bowmanville on October 27th showed that our kids really aren't pusb- overs. A superb team effort brought tbem away with a well deserved 4 - 3 win. Sc oring for Toros were Gareth Stone 2 goals, and 1 assist, Brad Carnegie 1 goal and assist, Jeff Laird 1 goal and Mark Tripp 1 assist which set up the winnîng goal by Stone. The steady goaltending by Burke Lush was a very great asset. On October 28th, the boys travelled.to.Markham. Again Tolo âPoe.'W'es On Thursday, October 25 the Pee Wee No. 2 boys travelled to Bay Ridges only to lose 7 - 1. After a very steady opening and jumping to an early one goal lead, a series of minor penalties finally put our boys at a disadvantage by tiring them out. Althougb only one goal was scored on a power play our legs man out after killing off so many. ,Bowmanville's only score was by Brian Grabko, unassisted. SA special men tion should be made to Pat Mastrangelo who beld our team in the game for so long. Saturday, November 27, proved quite a different matter as our boys travelled to Whitby and regrouped to win 6- 2. October 20th the Delta Faucet Toros played their 2nd league game, losing 4 to 1 to Ajax, but improving in many ways. I saw some good passing plays developing. The Bulîs handed out very few good hard checks, Ajax hand- ed out many, particularly their- defence, sending our forwards rolling time after time. Toro defenceman Robbie McEachern was one player who did hand out some good hard checks and goalie Ken I~-3 in excellent team play sbowed the great talent that exists on this team. Darrin Bunker was a real stand out as be beld the Markham team scoreless for two periods by turning away numerous good scoring chances. Unfortunately, witb two of our players Britt Cole and Mark Tripp unable to play due to illness, the pace caught up to the boys in the final period. Markham scored 3 unanswer- ed goals in the final five minutes to steal a win by 4 - 3. Two Toro goals were disallow- ed. Scoring for the Toros were 'Gareth Stone, 1 goal unassist- ed, Scott Munro 1 goal, Brad Carnegie, 1 goal unassisted, Chris Hall 1 assist. go. i T.om Bowmanville opened the scoring in the first period on goals by Mike Day from Brad Bamsay and Richie Smith and Brad Bamsay from David Stone. The second period saw a, flurry of goals scored. Brad Bamsey's second goal from Davids Stone, Bob Hellani from Brad Bamsey and Mike Murray, Brad Bamsey, assisted by Steven Baker, and Mike Murray, unassisted. Congratulations Brad on a bat trick. The third period proved to he Whitby's, as tbey rallied for two goals to bring the score dloser. Once again, Phil Bird play- ed an outstanding game in net for our team. Pie, Wees !ex4 tol1 Cameron played a good game in net, Greg Martin playing OK hockey too. Forty-tbree seconds of play Murray Henderson banged in the first goal of the game for Bowmanville assisted by Pete Hughes and Mark Hickey. Seven penalties were banded out to the Bulîs throughout the game, contributing to the loss, bit No. 3 for Bowmanville getting 3. Fll bet Ed bad a figbt witb bis girl friend. Ajax getting 2 penalties. YOUTH Durham Building Supply Atoms BOWLING in onu Tiâ ih4 Roi, P bIIlA@ w,,., mie u , vIv.u & wmmev 1"Roof Falls in on Durhami Building Supplies" The site was Darlington Sports Centre wben Bay Ridges Atomns bit like a ton of bricks. Witb 4 goals scored by Derek Fulton, 1 by Billy Dawson, and another by Larry Ash Bowmanville could flot get on the scoreboard. None of Durham Building's 20 shots could penetrate Bay Ridges' defence. Floor Bay Ridges Mon., Oct. 22 was a different scene for Durham Building Supplies, comning Up with a 2-2 tie. Brian Noble, assisted by Mike Colwell, opened the scoring at the 8:38 mark of the first period. Bay Ridges retaliated twice, only to be balanced once more by Brian Noble in the third period on an assist from Scott Burns, at 7:29. Durham Building play their next game on Sat., Oct. 27 at D.S.C. when tbey bost Newcastle Atoms. Cornerstone of the Week Cornerstone of the Week is Paul Gallant. Paul, the youngest member of the Durham Building Supplies Atom Toros, attends St. Stephen's School in Mrs. Vanderkwaak's class, where he enjoys soccer and basebaîl. Besides bis own hockey, Paul follows bis brother Mike's games with bis youngest fan, sister Angela. Paul is wearing number 1 on bis sweater as our lone goaltender. In Durham Building's 4 gaines, Paul bas faced 85 shots on goal in aIl, with a game average of 2.2 goals. Witb action like that in the net, and Paul's dreamn of being a professional hockey player . . . well, wbo knows? Good luck, Paul. Checker's Variety Bantams Suifer Firat Loss to 'lykes Hall 5, Vacheresse 0; Mac Gillivray 5; Brown 0; Evans 5, Luxton 0; Murphy 5, Mason 0; Smith 3, Lugtenburg 2. Team Standings Mac Gillvray 20, Murphy 17, Brown 12, Lugtenburg 12, Evans 12, Hall 10, Mason B, Luxton 6, Smith 3, Vacheresse 0. High Gaes D. Lugtenburg 132 (228), G. Evans 111 (217), K. Crosgrove 111 (214), C. Connaghan 114 (201). Bantam Boys Lugtenburg 5, Henning 2; Smith 7, Milîson 0; Buma 5, Atkinson 2. 1Team Standings Henning 36, Smith 33, Buma 32, Lugtenhurg 20, Milîson 13, Atkinson 13. 111gb Gaînes M. Lugtenburg 228 (534), J. Smith 201 (467), M. Scott 163 (410). Junior Mlxed League Caissie 5, Smith 2; Land 7, Adams 0; Preston 7, Cn. Connelly 0; Sawler 5, Black 2; Cy. Connelly 5, Seto 2; Jaques 5, Erwin 2. TearnStandings Preston 43, Land 41, Smith 29, Seto 27, Black 24, Erwin 23, Sawler 23, Cy. Connelly 22, Co. Connelly 19, Adams 18, Jaques 15, Caissie 10. Iligb Singles B. Seto 243, G. Dennis 216, S. Zealand 214, S. Thompson 213, D. Atkinson 208, L. Murphy 204, S. Wesselius,204, S. Land. 200. High Triples B . Seto 619, S. Zealand 535, Cy. Connelly 527. BantamnGirls Marner 5, Kirkton 2; Smith 7, Black 0; Sallows 7, Donoghue 0. Tearn Standings Sallows 40, Marner 36, Donoghue 26, Smith 24, Black 12, Kirkton 9. 11gb Ganmes S. Sallows 205 - 248 (613), C. Bannister 190 (451), J. Donoghuie(440), M. Marner 178. Senior Mixed League Murphy 4, Edmondson 3; Roberts 5, Van Goor 2; Willan 5, Erwin 2; Fairey 7, Leavis 0; Taylor 7, Bond 0. TeainiStandings Fairey 37, Taylor 36, Roberts 30, Willan 28, Leavis 26, Van Goor 22, Bond 20, Edmondson 18, Murphy 14, Erwin 14. 111gb Singles D. Taylor 258, P. Almond 249, K. Green 236, J. Stacey 227, J. Cockerham 228, K. Rînes 223. High Triples K. Rines 608, D. Taylor 606, P. Almond 623, K. Green 593, J. Stacey 592, R. Kirkton 587. no contest as the Bowma team walked ail over visitors, outscoring the 4. In the first period, Co skated wîth Checker's V Minor Bantams wbo wer to put only one shot Cohourg's goalie. Doug1 was the marksman Robert Geidlinger and Cummings assisting. With less than two n played in the middlep Cobourg's Jay Meade5 to even the tally. Abou way through this frarr Toros' attack jelled an( added 6 more to go aheai Cobourg rounded off I Whitby ianville period with a goal by Andrew rtbeir Hickerson. em 15 - Cobourg opened the scoring in the last frame with two ýoourg quick goals by Shawn Sedge- Jariety wick to close the gap 7 - 4. With ne able that the Toros !et loose and bit )t past the mark eîgbt more times to Brown bring their total to 15. with Goal scorers for the Toros A Ray were Darcy Hubers 3, Deryk Clark 3, Raymond Cummings ninutes 2, Danny Weir 2, and Doug period, Roy, Jay Sweet, Scott Heard scored and Gord Rogers witb one îut haîf each. Donnie Hayes was in ne the goal for the Toros. d they This Saturday, November 3, ad 7 - 1. they will host Bay Ridges at If this 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Arena. Checker's Variety Minor Bantam Toros suffered their first defeat of regular league play on Tuesday, October 23 when they lost to Whitby 4 - 2 in Brooklin. Bowmanville started off their attack well when tbey scored the only goal of the first period at the 8:34 mark. Darcy Huber let a slap shot go which Whitby's goalie couldn't stop. Less than a minute into the second frame, Whitby's Dave Donaldson evened the score with a power play goal. The Toros again took the lead at the middle point of this period. Darcy Huher took a shot on net and Deryk Clark picked up the rebound and put it in the open corner. Scott Heard also assisted on Clark's goal. From this point on ail the scoring.was done by Withy. Jamie Lees scored the tieing goal and Donaldson put two more markers in the Toro net to give Whitby the win. Eric Peebles made many excellent saves for the local team who played well for the first half of the game. The final period was infested with penalties, Whitby taking il and the Toros 9. On Saturday, October 27 the Toros were hosts to Cobourg in a game which ended up being MUTIRE "'" 299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Take Advantage of our GA-;OIfNG ouT 0F BUSINESS SALE!,d- AIl Stock Must Go: Ski wear & accessories Jackets - mens, ladies, c Gym wear Track suits Track shoes Sweaters T-shirts Bathing suits Hockey sweaters & socks and many more items Save on your- Christmas shoping now THE SPORTING GESTURE BOvWMAiNVILLE Mix.d Bowling October 22, 1979 Team Standings Reynolds, 14 points, 19,483 pinfali; Heffron, 131/, 20,283; Perfect, 13, 19,930; Welton, 11, 19,407; Wright, il, 19,196; Piper, 101/, 19,071; Sutcliffe, 10, 19,051; Mott, 9, 19,414; Terry, 8, 19,577; Pollard, 5, 19,072. Higb single - men - I. Welton 293. To date - I. Welton 316. Ladies - F. Draper 270. To date - V. Fairey 308. High triple - men - J. Wilson 770. Ladies - J. Sutcliffe 681. To date - H. Foskett 702. Top Ten Averages I. Welton 220, L. Piper 212, J., Sutcliffe 209, R. Wright 206 , J. Heffron 206, V. Fairey 202, J. Wilson 202, M. Reynolds 201, E. Perfect 200, C. Barlow 200 (15). Ladiu s M'ondêy Night. Onie.Etcher 230, Judy Bragg 215, Jackie Braybrook 210, Hazel Donoghue 208 (21), Barb Osborne 205, Vickie Terry 204, Jean Harness 203, Marilyn Flintoff 203, Sharlene Dehart 200, Valerie Smith 198, Marg Curry 198, Shirley Davis 197. Team Standing Onie Etcher 24206 pins, 20, points, Fern Bradley 22564 pins, 16 points, Marg Curry 22408 pins, 16 points, Marilyn Flintoff 22282 pins, 16 points, Jackie Braybrook 22013 pins, 15 points, Jean Harness 22310 pins, 14 points, Berniece Terry 21374 pins, il points, Shirley Davis 21573 pins, 10 points, Judy Bragg 20951 pins, 9 points, Debbie Bromell 21526 pins, 8 points, Vickie Terry 21244 pins, 6 points, Sharlene Dehart 20211 pins, 3 points. 111gb Triple Onie Etcher 712. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 31, 1979 9 Sûott's Colonel Novices Could Use More Players Bowmanville Novice Toro's, sponsored by Scott's Chieken Villa in Bowmanville have started the year off different- ly, instead of a full roster, - thirteen skaters and two goaltenders, the Novice Toros have had to play their first three games with 10 skaters and one goaltender. There is stili room on the teamn for novice age players (born 1971-72). Anyone wishing to play in this age group, please contact Dean Rutherford at 623-4264. This year's novice hockey players shooting for the N.H.L. some day are: Mike Coîbourne, Tofiy Vanhoof, Barry Edmundson, Shane Armstrong, Richard McCheyne, Ian Knight, Troy Mutton, Jeromy Laird, Steve Smith, Jim Pithie, Scott Hawthorne, Coach Dean Rutherford. Manager Rob Conkwright, Tramner Dave Hargreaves. The teamn started regular league play on Saturday, October 13, 1979 at the Bowmanville Arena on a winning note over the Port Hope Novices. The final score was 5 - 1 in favor of Bowmanville. Goal scorers for Bowmanville were Scott Hawthorne, Troy Mutton, Jeromy Laird, Shane Armstrong and Tony Vanhoof, assists going to Troy Mutton, Steve Smith, Shane Armstrong and Tony Vanhoof. This game for most of the kids on the ice held a fîrst. During the second period one of the Bowvmanville defenders feil on the puck in bis own goal crease. A penalty shot was awarded to Port Hope. Mike Coîbourne played the angle perfectly and the Port Hope player was forced to shoot just wide of the net. The second game played by the novices was in Oshawa. Our eleven- players came up against a full roster of Oshawa Triple "A", well disciplined hockey players. We came out on the short end of a 21 - 3 score. Something has to be said about our gallant little guys who, certainly out- classed, neyer gave up even at the final -whistle. Our goals were scored by Ian Knight (2) and Jim Pithie, assists going to Shane Armstrong and Tony Vanhoof. Our goal scoring was spread throughout the entire game, one coming ili each period. Although we corne up against the Oshawa Triple "A"s again in our sehedule, it is only fair to our novices to adi= everybody, we are a sige"A" club and the Triple "A" only compete against us during league play' for competition. They are in a different playoff series. On October 20, 1979 our small group of game boys took on a full crew from Ajax and beat them 1 -0 on a goal scored late in the second period by Troy Mutton assist Scott Hawthorne. With some strong goaltending from Mike Col- boumne and a fine defensive effort by Barry Edmundson, Steve Smith, Richard McCheyne and Scott Hawthorne our teamn preserv- ed the win. A great teamn effort. Home games for the novice tearn are Saturdays at 1 p.m. in Bowmanville Memorial Arena. NIght HwsBo(, October 24 High single - L. Coombes 274. High triple - D. Verleysen 633. Team Standings B. Ballantine, 20,647 pins, 24 points; K. Raîston, 20,648, 20; D.. Snllows 20,195,_ 18; G. Vanson 20,596, 14; A. Burgess 19,682, il; A, Larusso 20,118, 9. Games Over 200 A. Burgess 214, M. Lawson 200, L. Coombes 274, M. Ellis 205, 210, A. Larusso 218, B. Myers 201, Q. Gleeson 203, G. Dykstra 213, K. Ovenden 202, M. Trimble 222, E. Pingle 269, J. Rowe 214, B. Nimigon 201, D. Verleysen 270, 239, D. Campbell 266. St. Josoph's Bowling October 28 Team Standings 7 Vivian Hunt, 21586, 35; 5 Nancy Piels, 21552, 35; 8 Mary Chisholm, 21443, 35; 6 Delores Walkey, 20620, 32; 3 Carol Russell, 21690, 26; 2 Paul Piels, 20734, 25; 1 Jessie Heenan, 19893, 21; 4 Arnold Vangoor, 19630, 10. High triple - Roy Sandeson 661, Vivian Hunt 636. High single - Vivan Hunt 259, Roy Sandeson 245. WE'RE SELLINO OUR DEMONSTRATORS asi HUGE DISCOUNTS STEW PRESTON WELDON BROWN For Example: 1979 CADILLAC ELDORADO "BIARRITZ" Suggested Retail Demo Discount SALE PRICE-. 122,940. -.s18,940.* 1979 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN Suggested Peta il Demo Discount SALE PRICE- 19,320. -1 7,400.~ EARLE LIDSTONE 1979 GMC VAN Compete conversion, including atomized, paint, AM-FM 8 track sterea, power windows, locks, etc. Suggested Retail $15,252. Demo Discount 292 SALE PRICE $i 2,3OO.* 1979 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED Suggested Retail $9,852. 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