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112 the tribune thursday march it 1977 bo wmanville eliminates clippers season finished for may squad by pete sanderson not even the travel- i ling road version of the perry brown show could help the ken may dippers sunday night in bowmanville as the eagle club eliminated the may crew from further playoff action hy a score of 74 it was the efforts of young brown that forced the fifth and deciding game as he scored three times last wednesday right including the tying and winning goals as the clippers nipped the eagles 76 in overtime in that contest the clippers had skated out for the period down 63 but brown made it 64 after only 30 seconds of play mike wightman narrowed the gap even further to set the stage for browns last minute and overtime heroics sunday night the script was the same as the clippers skated out for the third period down 52 terry sarginson and ted pule had given the eagles a first period 20 lead but early in the second frame geoff roy scored to narrow the gap puk gave the eagles breathing room once again but three minutes later at 1103 brown notched a powerplay goal to make the score 32 to this point in the contest the may club had actually- taken the play to the perry brown best by far the mother of two cobourg cougar hockey players waited patiently outside the ken may clipper dressing room two weeks ago after the nippers had humiliated her sons team 112 she had asked for the stick of clipper winger perry brown and upon receiving it asked that the following message be relayed to the diminutive speedster in her many years of watching junior c hockey in cobourg she had never seen as good or exciting a player as young brown despite the cougar loss tne allout efforts of perry brown had been much ap- preciated by the cobourg fans because without him the scries would not have been nearly as exciting as it had been she concluded with best wishes to perry for continued success in the semifinal round perry brown finished one point behind clipper scoring ace kevin barrick in the regular season team scoring statistics he also played seven fewer games than ceritreman barrick he led the clipper playoff statistics by a country mile and if there was a means of measuring desire no one on the clipper team would even come close when the league announces its final all star selections and its most valuable player it would be a grave over sight if the name perry brown wasnt included somewhere in the list without doubt perry brown was the most valuable ken may real estate clipper in this their finest season eagles but the one goal bowmanville lead became three as the period ended sarginson and roy gibles finding the mark as in the previous two contests the clippers scored early in the third period defenceman damon bennett ripped a shot past eagle goalie len chappel who turned in another sparkling per formance fifty seconds later however the eagles lead once again became three as don spicher beat clipper goalie rick marshman who was subsequently replaced by brad steel clipper captain ted assinck gave the may club a glimmer of hope as he renewed the comeback bid with a goal midway through the period clipper coach murray sinclair pulled goalie steel in favour of a sixth attacker but the move backfired as eagle terry johnston iced the semi final series for the bowmanville club who now meet lindsay in a best of seven final perry brown was once again oustanding for the clippers defen ceman craig waite turned in bis usual strong game as did centreman andy leitcb and midgets steve schell and brad steel played ex ceptionally well a strong contingent of stouffyille fans followed the team to bowmanville and were most vocal in their support the ken may sponsored team had a fine year this only their second in the central ontario juniorc league murray sinclair did a truly superb job of coaching the team and it success this season is chiefly because of his fine efforts many league observers feel that coach sinclair is perhaps the best coach in the league and the teams fine showing certainly sup ports the feeling theres little doubt that the teams best player this season was perry brown after a slow start chiefly through his own doing brown led the team with his aggressive gutsy play his playoff achievements were truly outstanding and his ex citing brand of hockey was enjoyed and com mented on by opposition fans in every rival arena following dose on the heels of brown was defenceman craig waite a toward at the start of the season waite became a rearguard with the exit of chris clarridge he played like a veteran and most adequately filled the gap on defence his heady rushes and smart playraaking made him the best of the clippers uueline corps finally honorable mentions should go to defencemen paul par sons and damon bennett forwards andy leitch and bill meakes and captain ted assinck all of whom through their desire and inspired play made this season of ken may clipper junior c hockey a most exciting and enjoyable one for everyone as we look back upon the 197677 season we can only be encouraged by the thought of perhaps an even better season next year and certainly thankful for the fine job that ken may and murray sinclair and their clipper hockey club did this year the stouffville clippers swarm over the bowmanville eliminated the stouffville squad from the semifinal eagles goalie forcing him to make a glove save on the playoffs play the game which saw the clippers lose by a 74 score v olympic lifter coaching stouffville weight club underway stouffville stouffville has a new weightlifting club that meets at the sds s for anderson leading quarter finals stouffville last friday was the first game of the allontario quarter finals for the bantam division and the don anderson squad skated away with a 42 win over napanee the defence was the key to the victory as mark forester came up with another fine game in goal the defence of jim chilvers paul barry claude maillet and darryl norton all played strong scoring the goals for don anderson was gary carr with two tony herold and dave raymer with one each on saturday march 5 the team wcnt into napance for the second game a couple of key injuiies had reduced the squad size but they played one of their best games of the year and came away with a 64 triumph right winger gary carr continued his fine play and scored three goals his playoff work has been very impressive as he has now scored 12 goals in the last four games while all three lines worked hard the third line of herold larry fockler jack postma and robert gierkink bottled up the napanee forwards and produced many fine scoring chances besides carrs hat trick dave mckcnzie ted waite and dave raymer had the other anderson tallies the- third game is wednesday march 9 in the stouffville arena bowling game rundowns those interested in toning up any flabby muscles the spartan weightlifting club was formed with the co- operation of the sdss student council who donated a set of olympic standard weights and trie stouffville lions club who donated the olympic standard competition platform i founder and coach is john roberts a teacher at sdss along with the experienced help of vladimir chrappa a former olympic lifter with the 1964 czechoslovakian team both students of the school and interested outsiders make up this 600 233 dianne dufton 205 arlene butson 221 neil logan 228 bertie feaver 210 fred vliek 211 june vliek 210 stouffville the wednesday night mixed had one of this weeks highest triple scorers as bob sleeth bowled a 783 203 230 350 rr other scores arc bill dart 699 224 217 258 tom wood 720 234 247 239 wayne gardiner 230 gord duck 730 204 275251 stan crust 230 debbie rossyth 200 jean dart 216 al mc- marilyn lee 237 vicar 615 240 205 legion ladies howie lockhart 647 221- mae budd 662 203 238 lois henderson- 263 norma tranmer 221 john morrow 217 603- 229 210 joanne morrow 605 269 georgina sleeth 604 201 bill menar 203 243 jean dart 602 grant drewery637 263n219 aldine sinclair 609 204 nancy armstrong- 249 anne jackson 234 202 235 bill petri 218 barb thomas 228 hazel schape 144 172 181 todd ransome 148 142 146 charles minaker 162 shelly nesbitt 168 178 184 wally blacklock audrey good 201 norm dart- 163 faukner 228 frank 129 198scotfdukeshire wilbur 209 irene wilbur 213 murray kennedy 229 rick hollin 224 durken hollin 221 grctje gray 254 rand 238 209 linda staplelon 238 bill armstrong 731 208 244 309 g corgi na sleeth 625 226 212 thurs night ladies gail hunter 765 audrey gibson 221 200 muriel illingsworth 221 sheila nutt 225 judy bond- 209 barb watts 225 205 sandie dairy 204 marg mclean 224 joyce shadlock 216 lydia mcphcc 211 theresa ertl 209 lois barker 205 pat ap- pleton 202 jill vaughan 245 may ostrander 203 marlene grove 217 effie mcbeigh 203 shirley assinck 202 tuesday night mixed bud feaver 749 299 211 239 dave stapleton 702 238 226 238 brian gcod 671 206 285 keith leach 662 296 230 george dufton 636 265 garth good 626 200 251 grace nesbitt wilson 215 ruth win- terstein 212 muriel gibson 212 betty turner 211 ruth sheppard200 gaye leh man 200 junior league top bowler steven ireland 629 197 220 212 over 500 karen sleeth 568 176 200- 192 kim sleeth 553173 161 219 susan armstrong 545 149 171 225 shelly nesbitt 530 168 178 184 gwen shadlock 545 198 206 141 donna chambers 532 234 155 143 leslie erekson 527 114 168 245 over 125 o kevin dunkeld 170 126 162 sheila ward 125 135 barbara britton 171 carrie burd 131148 128 joanne dart 172 cathy reid 139 143 alan 130 david erikson 175 158 jimmy vaugham 153 138 145 thurs aft ladies mary maffat 707 213 256 238 tiny stewart 230 216 mary st john 205 audrey holden 208 bernice nelson 214 connie baker 216 sandy fifield 209 jean foley 222 june hopper 220 betty hoey 211 216 gaye lehman 265 mary drewery 214 maureen stephenson 206 210 lois bartley 231 jean dart 209anna fretz 233 204 fran mclain 205 bantam murray pattenden 292 160 132 christine betz 128 kevin vliek 140 craig vaughan 265 130 135 doug cottage 131 cheryl connors 128 doug- oldham 158 mike burrows 140 robbie sleeth 331 201 norman doble 328 189 139 michaela philliskirk 135 brian lilleberg 156 johnmccracken 126 kim tuck 394 237 157 allan mclean 302 142 160 david mccracken 289 148 141 wendy desjardins 254 151 cheryl oldham 141 lisa boyd 272 152 deanna peak 132 julieann gyton 254 126 128 chris irwin 125 sandra blacklock 136- tina hie 275 125 150 susan sales barns upse t ia peak 152 135 dered bibby 261 146 house league scores novice randy cornelius peter beckers- milk 6- brillinger assists cliff stouffville kinsmen l lee allan lewis ray beckers goals tyler yale randy cornelius jones 3 lee vautier gary gresall welding gregory kinney david goals campbell howie chilvers kinsmen goal paul jones assists graydori card rodney king campbell scheel lumber 8 howie commercial sand betz pools 5 gravel 2 scheel goals stouffville fish chips 1 ted brown 4 mathew pools goals donny ryan robbie hall paisley 2 tim benson vincent totton jeff hall clint bourne adam assists ted brown savage- assists clint commercial goals bourne doug blizzard sheldon rcnnick donald ken wells fish chips mecke goal peter bass assist country ready mix 6- steve vaughan hathaway decorators 0 meharg real estate country goals kurt 5 richards equipment 2 ianuzzo jeff bower 3 real estate goals daren cornwell steven mark simpson 2 danny gormek calhoun 2 doug ald cleaners -i- williams assists- paul consolidated sand jackson 2 doug gravel 1 aidagoalsv williams mike forfar andre beckett warren paul assinck- danny mucci consolidated calhoun equipment i n ii t- goals danny mailelt chris johns assists v conlin motors 0 stacey goals danny ohare 2 assists danny conway 2 scott bell shutout for ken jones cards hardware 1 farmer jacks 0 cards goal randy lyon assist doug rexgraham shoutout for rick vallie dixie lee 5 stouff ville delicatessen 1 dixie goals glenn durkin 3 gary gormick mark murphy assists jim stewart 2 kevin brown delicatessen goal chris bagg assist eddy gordon stouffville fire fighters 5 guilllos pizza 2 firefighters goals craig brunton 3 peter snow 2 assists bill binstead craig by barb cooper stouffville sunday night in the senior division girls hockey the stouffville sales barns upset first place stouff ville iga with a con vincing 62 win kathy- mcbeth opened the scoring for the sales barns but iga tied it up a few minutes later sharon conklin put the sales barns into the lead with a goal assisted by karen brown and karen berry iga again came back to tie up the game but a goal by cheryl singleton put the sales barns in the lead for good patrick opening with win stouffville i the patrick motor polar bears witfi a 32 win over lindsay last wednesday night took the opening round of the novice a playoffs two games to none the first period was a close checking encounter with todd the fox rexgraham getting the first polar bear goal lindsay came back with just over a minute left to play in the period to even things up the second period saw- rexgraham score his second unassisted goal to again put the polar bears in the lead in the third the bears went up by two on a goal by jeff the ml albert terror conway lindsay were not going to fall that easy however and with 242 left in the game they pocketed their second goal in the dying moments lindsay threatened to tie the game up but the strong bears defense helped preserve the 32 win and series victory dave ithe crun- chcr- fockler played ifi goal dardl may v- bantams lees sand gravel v barry welding zf lees goafs paul brunke 4 randy wsjc f z mike byrne danny maillett v- atoms sucejr tractor parts brunton pizza goals lee superbly between the brown 2 assists brent pipes substituting for the -ward- brent brown injured chris harper- 7 congratualuons to the second round of glenn durkins vihce tbeplayoffs start wed- jermings rick vallie for nesday right against the their efforts in bowmanville novice showdown in stouffville y in the last period the sales barns dominated play scoring three goals the line of conklin brown and mcbeth contributed most of the scoring with mcbeth- getting two goals and one assist conklin one goal and two assists and brown had a goal and two assists nancy hut- chinson did an excellent job on defence and kelly fenemore was superb in the checking department in other games stacey tractor- parts defeated l m gardens 31 staceys took a 20 lead as cathy kealey connected on passes from maureen kamps and julie nigh julie parish then scored from mary albright and kamps for the two goal lead l m gardens finally scored after several v unsuccessful attempts on a goal by judysackfield assisted by irene fockler l m gardens then into a string of penalties and had to serve two minor and two bench penalties but staceys could not capitalize on the op portunity in the dying minutes of the game kamps rapped in the clincher as parish assisted in the junior division the stouffville lions and the stouffville kinsmen played to a 44 tie it was an exciting end to end game with the first goal going to kinsmen lynda roberts on a breakaway while lynn rae was serving a penalty roberts then assisted kim morley for the second kinsmen goal jackie armet put the lions on the scoreboard followed by a goal by cathy pheonix assists going to lori hogg and roberts armet tallied the second lions goal from a pass from carol main and jannette cooper while playing shorthanded the kinsmen took a 42 lead as lisa henderson scored kelly mcbeth and lelsil roberts assisting v the stouffville credit union- and gormley greenhouses also played to a 4c draw credit union took a 20 lead as jolynn ayotte wrapped in two goals assisted by bonnie hollingsworth cathy gordon and julie thompson vicki mac- donald then scored the first greenhouse goal ayotte made it 31 for credit union before erin shepherd- started the greenhouse rally- macdpnald and jennifer macdougall assisted on the score while brenda lehman was serving a penalty cheryl brown tied the game up with the help of cathy thomas and shepherd the greenhouses took the lead as kamps put one past beth housser sue jones and teresa ewing picked up theassists in the last minutes of the game brenda lehman tied it up for credit union ona pass from bonnie hollingsworth i on friday march 11 the seniors niagara red wings will meet stouff- ville a m records in stouffville at 9 p m the stouffville protective rustproofing bantam team will travel to guelph university to play south london on saturday march 19 game time 1245 pm both games are provincial playoffs growing club of 16 members the club wants to encourage a high degree of physical fitness among the members in the stouffville area weightlifting competition includes area provincial and canadian matches in the two olympic lifts the snatch and the clean and jeik in preparation for the 1980 olympics the members of the club are doug smith dave dart armin schopf paul gautier mathew crane michael redquest atis paulens peter hamilton larry rossal sooley jim couch john- turner ron yakely gord lynde john roberts and vladimir chrappa mr roberts said mr chrappa had been up to stouffville two years ago but at that time there was no equipment for weighhf ting now however mr roberts thinks that they have the best equipment in york county we are starting to get people outside the school interested in our program mr roberts said even some police cadets the group will also be going to weightlifting meets to see what they are really like matt i mi is ilinn in t ercise that j requires both skill and strength its the last part w of the exercise routine at the weightlifting club f and the apparatus is called the pegboard while v holding the pegs and dangling in the air you have to move the pegs up notch by notch until 3 you reach the top i l student doug smith is getting in shape by bench pressing approximately 150 lbs at the weightlifting club at sdss coach vladimir chrappa anexbfympic weighulfterchrappa who weighs iso lbs7 is dotiigthejerk part of the b showing fab technique in the clean and jerk lift mr lift the weight b abo 150 lbs