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( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14,1984 [ sport-talk bn-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- That rarest of rare events - a perfect cribbage hand, came to Bowmanville on Saturday morning at our most famous cribbage centre, The Senate. Charlie Reid, -in a game with Les Coombes, found himself with a 29 hand, the highest obtainable in the game. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Golf instruction instruction will begin this Friday night and continue each Friday night for seven weeks at the Legion Hall, Queen Street. Instructors will be Max Yourth, Dune Ulley and Bill Lyle. NEWCASTLE SLOW PITCH ASSN. -- The newly formed Newcastle Slow Pitch Association will be holding registrations at the Bowmanville Mall on Saturday, March 31st and Saturday, April 7th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This new association will supply Slow Pitch Ball for girls ages 7 to 21 years of age for residents of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Darlington Township, Newcastle Village, Brownsdale and Newtonville. For further information contact Mr. Ron Farrow at 786-2939 or Mr. Don Hamilton at 623-4051. Applications Applications may be picked up at the schools or the Department of Community Services office, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville. GAMES -- Cobourg's Highland Games have been scheduled for Saturday, July 7th. One of the features this year will be the performance of 30 students from Humber College who are singing singing and dancing their way across Ontario as part of the bi-centennial celebrations, this summer. They travel in a 40 foot trailer which converts to a cabaret stage. BASEBALL -- Several baseball leagues are getting underway with indoor practices being held weekly. If you are interested in playing ball this year check with Joe Kennett at the Community Services Department for information. SENIOR BASEBALL -- Indoor practices will be held on Wednesdays from 7 - 9 at the Senior Public School starting March 14th. There are a lot of good baseball players in this area, let's see some new faces out there for this team. On Saturday, March 17th, there is a fund raising dance at the Legion Hall, tickets are available from the executive or at the door CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Department of Community Services PUBLIC NOTICE use Applications for use of Ball Diamonds and Soccer Pitches for 1984 are now being received at the Community Services office in Bowmanville. Individuals or organizations should apply in writing stating park requested; type of league or team (adult/youth) and dates preferred. (Please make note of starting and finishing dates) SEND REQUEST TO: Department of Community Services 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 ATTENTION: Mr. G. A. Kennett Mar. 7,14,1984 SMUTS Ken Wright's Novices Split Weekend Semes Checkers Beat Hutton Tpt, for Pee Wee Title Sunday was a busy day for the Ken Wright Novice Selects travelling to Agincourt in the afternoon to play the Canadians. Canadians. In the first two periods the novice selects held their own but slacked up in the third period, to be defeated 7 -1 by the Canadians. Ken Wright's goal was scored by Steve Deblois. Back to Bowmanville, for a 4:00 game against Oshawa Canadians, brought another win to the Selects' records. Goals were scored by Collin Taggart, Mark Bradley (two) and Steve Deblois, assists for Chris McCarthy, Bruce Harnum, Doug Parkin (two), Gary Adams, and Richard Bateman. The final score was 4 - 2 for Ken Wright Selects. PLAYOFFS -- Congratulations to the Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Red Eagles who have defeated Little Britain to advance to the next series against Frankford on Friday, March 16th in Frankford. The Eagles will be at home for the second game, Sunday, March 18th, at7:30p.m. RIVER RACE -- This year's River Race, "Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny," in April, promises to be the best yet. A record number of entries is expected, there will be a pre-race party, and weekend long entertainment. Join the fun and enter the race. Send your entry c/o the Port Hope Chamber of Commerce, 19 Queen Street, Port Hope, LIA 2Y8. Tuesday afternoon, March 6, Checker's Variety Pee Wees downed Hutton Transport 3 -1 to take their series in the Community Services league 7 points to one. Members of the championship team were caught in their dressing room after receiving the Consumers Gas trophy, front row, 1-r, Adam Kiff, David Killens, Greg Healey, Ernie Moignard, Heritage House Major Atoms Come Up with 2 Wins and Tie Cobourg The major Atoms played an exhibition game against Whitby in Brooklin on Thursday, March 1. After falling behind 2-0 early in the second period, the Toros fought back with five unanswered goals to post a well-deserved 5 - 2 victory. Ryan Putnam opened the Toros' scoring, slapping in a Shawn McFadyen rebound. rebound. With 3:10 remaining in the second period, Matthew Doughty and Martin Martin d'Entremont combined to set up Chris Brown with Bowmanville's second goal. In the third period, Matthew Doughty scored his first of three goals, assisted assisted by Chris Brown and Martin d'Entremont to put Bowmanville in front 3 - 2. Matthew Doughty scored the fourth Toro goal from a scramble in front of the Whitby cage with Martin setting up the play and gaining gaining his third assist of the game. Good work, Martin. Ronnie Luxton set up the fifth Toro goal by rushing out of his end with the puck and sending a perfect relay over to Matthew who made no mistake with a nice deke and getting the hattrick. Nice work Matthew! The Toros put forth lots of hustle and quite good positional positional play in picking up their first victory over Whitby. Good team effort, boys! CARS SENSIBLY PRICED 1979 Buick Riviera 2 door, blue. Loaded. $ 7495. 1981 Citation 2 door, blue, 6 cyl., auto., aircond., stereo. $ 6395. 1980 Pontiac LeMans 2 door, brown, V6, aircond. $ 3995. 1980 Omni 4 door, automatic, 2 tone blue. $ 3795. 1 Year, 100% Warranty Available on Most Cars / Robebtson-Showker\ Hwy. #2 At Jocelyn St. Port Hope 885-6331 Bowmanville travelled to Cobourg on Friday, March 3, for their final playoff encounter encounter with the young Cougars. The Toros did not play their best game of the year, but they-skated well enough to earn a 2 - 2 tie with Cobourg who had never lost or tied any league or playoff game this year. In the first period, both teams had many chances but were unable to capitalize due to strong goaltending by Cobourg's Page and Bowmanville's Geoff Smith. Cobourg forechecked strongly throughout the game, causing causing the Toros to cough up the puck numerous times and resulting in far too many giveaways. Second period action saw the Toros get on the scoreboard first when Matthew Doughty blinked the red light, assisted by Kent Vanderheyden and Chris Brown. Near the end of the second period, Cobourg scored to tie the game at one. In third period, Cobourg scored again to go in front 2 -1. The Toros didn't give up and put some great pressure pressure on the Cobourg cage cop but to no avail. Finally, with 1:25 left on the clock and a faceoff deep ir. Cobourg's end, Bowmanville's Bowmanville's goalie Jason Hiscock was pulled in favor of a sixth attacker. Centreman Matthew Doughty won the draw, passing the puck over to Chris Brown whose shot was deflected in by Shawn McFadyen. Time elapsed - six seconds and the game was tied at 2. The Toros continued continued to press for the remainder remainder of the game but couldn't squeeze their third goal by a stubborn Cougar goalie. Good effort, boys, but we have to cut down on our giveaways and improve our forechecking. The Toros played their third game in as many days on Saturday, March 3rd at Darlington Sports Complex with the Toros coming out on top 7 - 3 over the Little NHL Bruins in an exhibition exhibition affair. Martin d'Entremont d'Entremont held a hot hand, notching three of the Toros' seven goals. In the first period, the Bruins took only seventeen seconds to get on the scoreboard to take a 1 - 0 lead. At the halfway point of the first period, Martin d'Entremont passed over to Matthew Doughty who lugged lugged the puck deep into Oshawa's end. Matthew then sent a lovely relay over to Chris Brown who bulged the twine to tie the game at one, The Toros outseored the Bruins 3 - 1 in the second period, First, Martin d'Entremont d'Entremont poked the puck in, assisted by Matthew Doughty and Chris Brown. The Bruins scored their second of the game, but seconds seconds later Martin slapped in a rebound with Chris Brown and Matthew Doughty assisting, to give the Toros a 3 : 2 lead. Shawn, McFadyen tliciiiengineered the fourth Tiros'.goal setting setting up Ryari-Putnam who caught the corner with a blast to put Bowmanville in front 4-1. In the third period, the Toros once again outseored Oshawa 3 -1. Oshawa scored first to narrow the Toros' lead to 4 - 3. Kevin Roberts slammed the fifth Toros' goal by the Oshawa cage cop two minutes later, with Greg White and Jason Kiely drawing the assists. The sixth Toros' goal was scored by Kent Vanderheyden, who bounced his shot in off of a Bruin defender, assisted assisted by Matthew Doughty and Martin d'Entremont. Martin got his hattrick when he scored the Toros' seventh goal, with assists going to Matthew Doughty, his fifth assist of the game and Chris Brown. The Bowmanville boys • have finally found the opposition's opposition's net by scoring 26 goals in their last, five games. Merry Makers Junkin 17 points, 17034 pins; Huisman 16'4 16,314; Roberts 1311., 15,773; Harrison 12'4 16,196; Wereszczynski 11, 16,205; Smith 10!!, 15,853. High Single - Rita Junkin and Lynne Wereszczynski 270. High Doubles - Carol Roberts 468 ( 267, 201). Junkin 19 points, 18,834 pins; Huisman 16!!, 17,970; Harrison Harrison 15!!, 17,925; Roberts 14!!, 17,575; Smith 12!!, 17,080; Wereszczynski 12,17,929. High Single - Gloria Smith 275. High Double - Carol Roberts 401 (240, 221). High Average - Gloria Smith 209 a KRACO ft Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak •Phil,Mahog. • Softwoods Specialty Custom -liirdwood & sollwood plywood, MILL and YARD 328 Rlteon Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 Man s Major United Drug and San Marino Still Deadlocked in Semis Paul Cleland; middle row, Karl Wunderlich, Jeremy Snowden, Chad Doiron, Jason Pleau, Brad Rickard, Manager Dave Kiff; back row, Coach Wayne Pleau, Richard Smit, Jamie Schmyr, Chris Albin, Coach Jerry Snowden; absent, Scott Selleck and Bryan Janes. Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Cardinals 43, Crows 30, Canaries 27, Robins 26, Sparrows 25, Blue Jays 24, Blackbirds 15, Orioles 10. High Games S. Hamilton 124 (232), T. Beers 116, 109 ( 224), B. McKinnon 109 (196), R. Ther- tell 117 (195). Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 64, iHàncock 57, Thertell 38, Couch 37, Stacey 36, Lugtenburg 1 35, Evans 34, Hall 29, Big Canoe 27, Hamilton Hamilton 24, Connaghan 16, Harrison Harrison 13. High Singles G. Thertell 276, E. Cook 230, D. Wright 223, C. Hancock 218, D. Big Canoe 208. High Triples G. Thertell 569, D. Big Canoe 568, C. Hamilton 560, C. Hancock 531. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Grant , 47, Dudley 43, McMullen 39, Lugtenburg 34, Smith 32!!, Walkey 15!!. High Singles T. McMullen 267, D. Grant 246, M, Lugtenburg 222, K. Smith 214, N. Dudley 196. High Triples T. McMullen 668, D. Grant 641, M. Lugtenburg 596, K, Smith 567, N. Dudley 555. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Thompson 39, Trotter 38, Kirkton 34, Stacey 29. High Games D. Trotter 240 (613), G. Stacey 248 (595), S. Kirkton 208 (570), D. Thompson 209 (566), S. Thompson 246 (531), R. Sutcliffe 201 (558), K. Wright 226. St. Joseph's Sharon Metcalf 47, Don Powers 40, Bob Brown 33, Walter Curr 33, Mike Powers 32, Ken Lee 30, Allan Tibbies 24, Marilyn Pol ley 13, Ladies High Triple - Nancy Wicrsma 635, Ladies High Single - Linda Sutherland 262. Men's High Triple - John Walkey 684, Mike Powers 684. Men's High Single - Les Hunt 256, March 7,1984 Team Standings Stacey 23 won, 7 lost, 31 points; Laird 18Ü, 11 % 26!!; Etcher 17Ü, 12!!, 24!!; Edmondson 18, 12, 24; Coombes 15,15,21; Perfect 15, 15, 19; Adams 15, 15, 19; Wilcox 15, 15, 19; Oke 13, 17, 17; Piper 12, 18,15; Georgiou 9, 21,12; Pearson 10, 20,12. Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 250, John Pearson 249, Cord Wilcox 239, Rick Stacey 237, Ron Etcher 229, Wayne Coombes 228, Barry Henning 227, Bob Laird 227, Dick Perfect 226, Am VanGoor 224. High Single - Rob Cook 346. High Single Team - Stacey 1251. High Triple - Dave Snowden 781. High Triple Team - Stacey 3463. Ladies Bowling March 5,1984 Team Standings Sharlene Dehart 29,163 pins, 24 points; Thelma Forrester 27,964, 20; Lynda Nickerson 27,543, 18!!; Donna Harness 26,735,18!!; Jackie Braybrook 27,782, 15; Fern Bradley 14; Nancy Living 13; Mary Pat Hall 13; Valerie Smith 12; Virginia Parrish 12; Debbie Forsey 10; Jean Harness 26,892, 27,464, 29,960, 26,612, 26,418, 27,173, 26,089, 10. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 247, Jackie Braybrook 217, Nancy Living 215, Sharlene Dehart 215, Lynda Nickerson 204, Valerie Smith 203, Marian Stafford 196, Fern Bradley 195, Thelma Forrester 195, Rita Van Goor 194. High Single - Lynda Nickerson Nickerson 339. High Triple - Lynda Nickerson 699. By R. Edmunds Semi-final action came to a conclusion on three of four fronts in weekend B.N.C.H.L. activity. Bowmanville Restaurant, Restaurant, Beasties and Courtice Auto Wreckers were all sidelined sidelined while United Drug and San Marino Chargers recorded recorded their second tie in a best of three affair. Clinic Pharmacy, on the strength of two goals in the final seven minutes, overcame overcame a 4 - 3 deficit to advance to the championship round in the Oliver Division. Clinic came to life after a Mike Willoughby stop on Bowmanville Bowmanville Restaurant's Steve Pollard who took a pass and broke in unmolested from centre ice. Willoughby second guessed the shooter and made the stop with Pollard already counting the goal. From that point, Clinic took control and Pàt Murdock blasted two to complete his hat-trick. John •Allen had the other Clinic goals. Scoring for the Restaurant Restaurant were Wilfred White two, Steve Pollard and Grant Powell. Rick Drew, who fired three goals and added one assist, led United Drug to yet another tie, 4 - 4 with San Marino Chargers in Saturday's 9:30 contest. Drew's third goal came with 1:06 remaining in the game to salvage the point after United had built up a 3 -1 lead. John Stainton had the other goal for United. Charger goalscorers were Erik Strand, Warren Alder, Mark Clarey and Mike McGregor. The third game of this series goes next Saturday, at 8:00 p.m. and a fourth, if; required, would be Sunday at : 8:30 a.m. Barring a tie on; Saturday, the winner will play - the Flying Dutchman in, Sunday's 8:30 a.m. slot. ! Shoppers, as expected, elim- 1 inated Bowmanville Beasties, but not without a struggle, in, Sunday's early game. ' Beasties again took the lead ; and trailed by only one head-i ing home but three third-, period goals gave Shoppers a 6. - 3 victory, Steve Gray two,; -Kevan Lacey, Gary James, ' Mike Knight and Tully Thompson had the Shopper goals. Glenn Gray, Bob Shantz and Howard Pollard scored for the Beasties. Courtice Auto Wreckers gave the Flying Dutchman a run before finally bowing 6 - 4. Dutchmen scored early and led 2 - 0 on goals by Ray Edmunds and Paul Bycok after one period. Pete Henderson Henderson got Courtice on the board with the only goal of the second frame. Then Courtice struck with two A1 Junkin goals to take a 3 - 2 lead with under eight minutes to play. Bob Faulkner evened things with a long shot which handcuffed handcuffed goaltender Barry Roberts who played brilliantly in facing 36 Dutchman drives. Jim Smith then connected for two more and John Rowlands ; slid one into an empty net to send the Dutchmen to the Burke Division Final. Henderson Henderson added his second with two, seconds on the clock to complete complete the scoring. F D. Van Abbema 23, G, Evers 18, T. Dykstra 17 ü, A. Vandergaast 15Ü, H. Vander- gaast 15, J. Dykstra 15, P, Glasbergen 14, W. DeLange 13*4 A. Bonsma 13>4 P. Flonk 13, C. Van Niejenhuis 12, N. Griffioen 10. High Single Ladies - R. Siam 263. High Single Men - D, Van Abbema 302. High Triple Ladies - R. Stam 640. High Triple Men - T. Dykstra Dykstra 739. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 188. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 212. TownSports Eliminates Castle To Advance In the fifth game of the best of five semi-finals between Castle Hotel and Town Sports played March 9, Town Sports came up with a solid team effort, winning 6-2 to advance to the Town League finals. Town Sports took a first period 3 - 0 lead on goals from Kevin Hawes, Darrell Knox and Doug Crough. The teams were scoreless in the second period and in the third period Castle scored early to make it 3 - 1 on a goal by Ralph Cryderman. Town Sports then put the game out of reach with three quick goals from Tom Connell, Darrell Knox and Kevin Hawes. Castle added one more goal by Kevin Tink to round out the scoring in the third period. Doug Crough picked up four assists, with additional assists going to Sam Allen, Paul Dadson, Chris Dwyer and Tom Connell. Town Sports will now meet Bowmanville Golf and Country Country Club in a best of five league final starting this Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Bowmanville United Soccer Club will be holding Soccer Registrations on Friday and Saturday - March 23 - 24 and Friday and Saturday - March 30 - 31 Registration Fee: $25.00 Iff , 4? Friday Registrations at Waverley Public School 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. Saturday Registrations at Bowmanville Mall 12 Noon-4:00 p.m. Final Day for Registration Saturday, March 31st jjj> V/'i'f NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT DATE.