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12, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - An award of a Gruen watch, donated by Hooper's Jewellers will be awarded to the most popular player on the Baron's hockey team, as chosen by the fans, at the end of the season. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO- Mike Donoghue scored his first "Junior A" goal, 30- seconds into the second period and a few minutes later drew an assist for his team, the Oshawa Generals, who went on to defeat Niagara Falls 7 - 5 last Sunday night. Also starring for the Generals was another Bow- manville minor hockey graduate Tom Simpson. KENDAL - Eagles executive for next season, are Ralph Kennedy, Jerry Thompson, Richard Foster, Fraser Wallace, Dave Strutt, Dave Pultz, Dennis Knapp and Bill Robinson. BRIAN SUDDARD - skip, and his rink, vice Rich Vessey, second Mike Jelks, and lead John Flegg, won the B side of the Consols playdowns at Oshawa Curling Rmnk recently and qualified to play in the district playdowns at Uxbridge in January. TERRY LEWIS - coach of the Cobourg Cougars and Bill Bullen, coach of the Port Hope Panthers Jr. C hockey teams will share coaching duties at the Jr. C Ail Star hockey game, hosted by the defending Bowmanville Eagles and current leaders in the league, to be held here Wednesday, December 26th, at 2 p. m. followed by a dinner at six p.m. Tickets are available to the public for the gaine and the dinner. SUPER BOWL - As we near the end of December, every Saturday and Sunday it's rough on wives whose husbands are football buffs. They should really have their own tele- vision sets so the rest of the family has an opportunity to watch other programs. It will al come to a grand climax on New Year's Day when practically every station will have a bal game of some kind, on, following various parades, the Rose Bowl being the greatest. Incidentally, we've just picked up a bit of news that's quite startling: the rights to televise the Super Bowl game are worth about $3 million. BACK IN ACTION - After several weeks on the sidelines it was good to see Brad Godfrey back iii action on Sunday night, appar'ently none the worse for wear after suffering a knee injury. Mark Berney, also of the Cowan Junior Cs, tells us hie hopes to return this weekend following his injury. No word has corne through on Tom Dwyer and Stew Roberts was not playing hast Sunday after bis one game workout against Lindsay Muskies when he may have seen enough rubber to last him for several weeks. GOING GREAT GUNS - Walter Frank's Pee Wees have been doîng exceptionally well this year, both in, tournaments and regular league play. They won ail five games ini the past week and are setting a pace that's hard to beat. TARPrAULINS BLACK FABRINE 15x18..........................$47.0 15x20 ......... ................ $51.00 18 x20............................ $62.00 20x20 . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $68.00 1 0 OZ. 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Hey, Fellowa, the Net la Where the Goalie Plays This happened in the second period Sunday night when several phayers, inchuding the Uxbridge Bruins' goalie, filhed the vîsitors' net after a close play. There was quite a scrambhe as everybody tried to get out at the same time and the linesmen had to take over and unravel the mess. In the lower picture, a few of the fans are enjoying the mixup. WaItor Franks Pee West Defeat Boy Ridge$ Twice The Walter Frank Major Pee Wees completed a busy week of O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League action on Saturday night, playing five games in seven nights, picking up victories in ail of the games. Last Monda y night, the Toros travelled to Don Beer Arena in Bnay Ridges and squeaked by thbe host club by the score of 4-3. Bowman- ville's Brent Neill opened the scorîng wben hie connected on a lyset up by Tom MCughlin and Lorne Whit- marsh. Jeff Dawson made it 2-0 when he scored, tbe assists going1 to bis centreman Greg Watson and Chris Lee. Bay Ridges scored at the 14:35 mark of tbe period to make it closer. Then Toro's Greg Watson scored the third goal wîtl ime assists going to defenceman Scott Barcla and Jeff Daw- son. Lorne WVhitmarsb picked up the fourth Bowmanville g oal, nssisted by Brian Heard. Bay Ridges scored the last two g'oals opf tbe game but tbe Toros bung on for a close win. Alan Ulrich was in goal for tbe Real Estate crew and was very steady. Missing from action for Bowmanville were Chris Clifton, Paul Robîchaud Glen Duncan and Braci Cruess. On Thursday evening, the Toros travelled to Markbam, where tbey won to the tune of 4-1 in a very well-played contest. Jeff Dawson scored the opening goal after 2:37. minutes of play, assisted by his centreman Greg Watson. Watson picked up the game- winning goal at the 9:55 mark, assistedt by Scott Barclay. Markham scored the only goal of the middle period, Rob Storey the marksman. Dawson picked up bis se- cond of the game, assisted by defenceman Chris Dreossi and Brian Heard. Heard scored the final goal of the game, assisted by Watson. Chris Clifton was in goal and made several glittering saves, part- icularly in the opening min- utes o f the game. Robichaud, Cruess and Duncan were absent. On Saturday evening, Bay Ridges carne to town where they were defeated 4-1 by the Walter Frank Pee Wees. Tom McLaughlin scored the open- ing goal after only 33 seconds of action. Assists on tbe play went to bis linemates Lorne Whitmarsh and Brent Neill. Jeff Dawson scored the game-winner, unassisted, at the 7:02 mark of tbe middle perîod. Lorne Witmarsh stole the puck off a Bay Ridges defender and scored at the 5:05 mark of the final period. Jeff Dawson wbo is enjoying bis best hockey ever, scored the final Toro goal, assîsted by Greg Watson. Bay Ridges picked up tbe final goal late in the game. 'The Toros' goaltending chores were handled extreme- ly ell by Alan Ulrich. issing from the game were Chris Mlfon and Paul obi- chaud. D & RSports Minor Atoms Equal t. Bey Ridges in Tic On December 4th, the D. & R. boys went to Bay Ridges and put o ut a good effort to earn a p ont as they tied the Bay Ridgs team at two each in an endt end battle. Darrin Bunker was again superb in the net as he filled in for the ailing Burke Lush. The first period was scoreless. Bowmanvîlle notched the first gal of the game when Gareth Stone scored at 1: 15 of the second period with assists from John Begg and Britt Cole. The Bay Ridges team con- tinued to pug away and at 1: 20 of the tbIirdperiod tied the pame at one. Then at 10:32, Bay Ridges scored again to take the lead. Things did not look good for our boys, but theypersisted and at 12:21 with ess than three minutes remaining in the eame Gareth Stone scored again to give us thetie. The ass-sts- or te final goal went to Jeff Laird and Ch ris Hall. Bay Ridges Visits Bowmanville On Saturday, December 8th, the Bay Ridges team came to Bowmnnville well prepared incrensed their lead to 5-1. the boys recorded another loss for a tight battie. Finally at the 8:00 minute to the incessantly bothersome Again the first period was mark of the third period, Jeff Brooklin-Whitby bunch. scoreless due to some very Lairdi scored bis second goal lhuhorTrspae close cbecking by both teams. of the game with assists going veyll defenr rsivlye d l At 59 ecod o th seond to Gareth Stone and John allowed three goals, the B-N period Jeff Laird scored a Begg. ptuegoal with the assist Ufruaeyte an defense also pladred well and p o G r t t n . B y w t tn o o tn t e , l a t e , nm t h î s s h u t o u r f o r w a r d n e s d o w n ,' o ehSonng. By wt o ite o ae nt limiting them to only a few Çigscame back in the 5-2 defeat. seodperiod witb tbree good scoring chances, which unanswered goals to take the Another Loss to they could not convert into lead 3-1. Brooklin-Whitby goals. Final score 3-0 for In the third period they On Sunday, Devember 9thB rooklin-Whitby. Mcrgr rgoicoiu in 5m-3 Encounter with Last Wednesday at the Darlingtn Arena, Ajax was dond5-3 by the McGregor Drug Store Minor Midgets. The firsi period was score- less. In the second frame Ajax took advantage of some Toro defensive mistakes and penal- ties to build up a three goal lead. The Toros fought bac k to mnake it 3-2 as t he period ended. Bowmanville tied the game early in the third and both teams seemed content to play to a tie until the last minute of play. With the Toros killîng a penalty, Steve Cary gained possessioh 0of the puck at bis own blue uine and streaked the length of tbe ice to beat the Ajax eoalie for the winning goal with 47 second left on the dlock. Barry Cullen put the Aax îcing on the cake with an open net marker 27 seconds inter. Other scores for the McGre- g or Drug Store crew were, Brad Clemens wîth a pair and Rod Plain. Assists were to Clemens, Bill Hogarth, Rick Irwin, Roîf Giesier, Scott Hillier Cullen and netminder Steve §kene. Next home game is tonight at 8 YTVT BOWLING Tyes Lugtenburg'yBrown 0; Mur- ,y5,Luxton 0; Evans 3, Gilivr ,O;HÏa1l 3 iSmidi 2.' % .Standing Mur 40,Evans 33,s Mason br12Gillivray 2, Lugiten- Luxg 24,Brown 21, Ha Il15, LuIon 14, Vacheresse 12, Smith 9. High Singles G. Evans 202, J. Luxton 116, C. Soper 114. High Doubles G. Evans 294C.Connaghan 214, C. Luxton 206. Bantam Boys ma7 Milison 5, Atkinson 2 ua7 L.ugenburg 0; Smitb 7, Hen- nn0.Team Standings Smith 58, Henning 55 Buma 50 Lugteniburg 39, MiVson 31, Akison 19. High Games B. Oliver 185 (457), M. Atkinson (454) M. Lugten- burg 167 (448), i. Simnpson 173. Bantam Girls Donoghue 4, Marner 3; Sal- lows 7, Black 0; Smith 5, Kirkton 2. Team Standing Smt Marner 60 Sallows 9,Sih 50, onohue49, Black 21, Hig h Games T. McMuieén 216 (527) S. Sallows 192 (512), J. Donoghue 184 (490). Junior Mixed League Seto 7, Smith 0- Jaques 7, AdamsO; Land 5, Èrwin 2; Cy. Connelly 4, Caissie 3; Sawler 5, Cn. Connelly 2; Preston 7, Black 0. Team Standings Preston 74 Land 67, Seto 56, Cn. Connelly 44, Sawler 42, Smith 40, Erwin 39 Black 35, Cy. Connel!y. 35, Jaques 29, Adams 20 Caissie 18. }iigh Singles T. Henning 335-250 C. Caissie 312, S. Buma 249, il. Cowling 232-230, On. Connelly 223. Hi h Tri les T. Henning 780,CCaissie 646, R. Cowling 607, On. Connelly 591, S. Wesselius 572. Senior Mixed League Willan 4, Fairey 3; Erwin 7, Bond 0 Murphy 4, Leavis 3; oberts 7, Taylor 0; Edmond- son 5, Van Goor 2. Team Standing Roberts 63, Fairey 61 Willan 50, Taylor 50, Van dzoor 46, Leavis 41, Bond 38 Edmond- son 37, Erwin 36, Murphy 33. R. Lane 2 -9.,. Edmondson 279 B Leavis' 262 J Lunn 259, D. tvlrphy 259, TÏ. Willan 256.' High Triples B.' Leavis 674, K. Adams 639, D. Murphy 630, R. Lane 622, B. Fairey 614. Ladies Monday Night Dec. 3, 1979 Averages Onie Etcher 225, Judy Bragg 212, Marilyn Flintoff 208, Jackie Braybrook 206, Shar- lene DeHart 205, Fern Bradley 200(39) Debbie Bromeil 201, Shirley Davis 199, Helen Depew 199, Valerie Smith 198, Barb Osborne 196. High Triple Linda Bryant 773 Team Standing Onie Etcher 41879 pins, 35 points; Fera Bradley 39481, 27; Marg Curry 39449, 27; Marilyn Flintoff 38855, 23; Jean Harness 38704, 22; Jackie Braybrook 38217, 22; Berniece Terry 38129, 20; Shirley Davis 38559, 19; Gwen Forrester 38178, 17; Judy Bragg, 37594, 16; Debbie Bromeli 38286, 15; Sharlene DeHart 36849, 9. High Single Linda Bryant 314 Uff LiIViITEU ADULI PUBLIC SWIMMING and SAUNA Sat the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn eHeated Indoor Pool e Showers *Sauna sToto Box facilities with Iocks. 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