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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 1, 1966 DECIDE SIX TROPHY WINNERS Bowmanville Minors Hold 'Hockey Championship Day BOWMANVILLE -- Bowman- ville Recreation Committee's "Hockey Championship Day" was a great success, In the Tyke final, Royals and Americans fought a hard battle with the Americans finally com- ing out on top, 1-0. Both goaltenders were terrific, making save-after-save which included many breakaways by both teams. After regulation time was up the teams were still tied and scoreless. They played a 10-min- ute overtime period with neither team able to score. Americans finally got on the scoresheet at the 1.30 mark of the second overtime period, to win the game and the Police Association Trophy by the close 1-to-0 score. The Trophy was presented by Constable John Bird of the Bow- manville Police Department. ATOMS IN OVERTIME ALSO cated effort and interest in the; the school principals, local mer- Regen', Srnecae. he de le pets: members of council, for 'o the hockey staff of ref- : : ' is erees, scorers, timers, equip- "an olganogee oes epidameys dur t rs, under -the di- % Da ae ae Sip 5 -To the parents and hockey rection of Bud Perfect and his| assistant Joe Kennett, thanks|fans in general, thank you for for a job well done. |Your interest and support of the We would like to thank the minor hockey program. "Hockey Mothers', acorge nie] Statesman, Oshawa Times, Roy HABIT HARKS BACK Neads, arena manager and Mr.| The phrase, 'Touch wood" is Densem and staff, the fe ak ge to refer pagan --_ Raard Tiane Cluh Canadion!at aching wand o 'Legion, CKLB, Frank Mohun,la favor. goals by Larry Devitt, both pe sisted by Bill Wright and Brian Peters. Canucks finally scored at the 16.48 mark, a goal by Guy Parks assisted by Dennis | Lemon and Warren Alder, then} Generals made it 4-1, goal by} Dave Shackelton assisted by| Bob Ellis and Bruce Meadows. | Canucks started to peck away | and made the score 4-2 on a goal by Bob Howes from War- ren Alder and John Taylor, then made it 4-3 at 10.15 of the third period, on a goal by Den- | nis Lemon assisted by Guy Parks, but the Generals' Bill! Wright, unassisted, made it 5-3. | The Canucks came right back! to score at the 18.09 mark but could not get the equalizer. Jack Vandenburg played an outstanding game in the nets for the Generals, in the ab- sence of David Wright, who was ill. Ken Martin also de-| served a pat on the back for the| fine game he played in the | In the Atom final, Barons and Canucks' net. DON'T MISS THE OSHAWA KIWANIS CLUB. é MONSTER RADIO AUCTION A Division of the S. §, Kresge Company Limited The Lions Club Trophy was Over Radio Station CKLB on | -- AVY lpresented to Captain Brian : | y B ete Rams opened the scoring in) peters of the Generals, by Ed the first period on a goal by} . rd ry Rory Gibbs asaisted by Fete cia president of the Lions | ge ue ee WE t BOMBSHELL Hodgson. ( t Barons came fighting back in| GRATITUDE EXPRESSED the second period and at the 1. 50/ The Recreation Committee mark, Dennis Bamber tied the/and the Director of Recreation score on a pass from Brian Fer-| would like' to thank the coaches guson. lof the Minor Hockey League | Rams played much the same| type of game. | 38 ONLY Kodak BROWNIE . STARMETER SEE THE LIST OF ATTRACTIVE ARTICLES IN THE OSHAWA TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 5th The remainder of the second|for their interest in the young and third periods was scoreless|hockey players and their dedi-| * with great goaltending from! isbn iaccgumianagsdsensines Mike Orm 'of Barons and Deam| Metcalf of Rams preventing the score from rising. In the overtime period, the teams fought very hard and at the 6.12 mark, Peter Nowlan streaked in on goal and lifted a shot, which just went in under the top cross-bar, to score the pinning goal for the Barons and hand the Rams their first defeat/ of the season, 2-1. Barons were presented the Teen Town Trophy by Councillor A. Oke. CANADIENS UPSET RED WINGS In the Pee Wee final, there was another upset, in that Ca- nadiens defeated the pennant- winning Red Wings 6-to-3. Canadiens opened the scoring at the 1.10 mark on a goal by Rick Shackelton. Then it was Shackelton again scoring un- assisted. "Red Wings finally got un- tracked and at the 14.00 minute mark David Johnson scored on a pass from Mike O'Brien. But Canadiens made it 3-to-1 on a goal by Laurie Gay assisted by Morris Meadows. Red Wings finished off the scoring for the first period on a} goal by David Smyr, assisted, by Mike O'Brien. Canadiens made it 4-2 on a goal by Laurie Gay, assisted by! Darrell Barrett. In the third period, Canadiens; outscored Red Wings two-to-one Rick Shackelton scored his third at the 6.35 mark on passes from Wayne McDougall and Donald Burgess, then scored his fourth goal of the game at the 12.37 mark on passes from Darrell Barrett and Paul Martin. Red Wings closed the scoring on a second goal by David Smyr Allan Abernethy. The Danny Barnes Trophy was presented to the winners by assisted by David Johnson and Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. HUSKIES NIP FLYERS In the Bantam final, Huskies defeated Flyers 5-4. The Huskies drew first blood at the 17.30 mark, on a goal by Harold Leach, assisted by Lance Livingstone. Flyers tied it at the 1.27 mark of the second period, on a goal by Ken Tabb, assisted by Ken Rowe and Tony Balson. Huskies took the lead once more at the 2.57 mark on a goal by Clair Syer, aided by Steve Reynolds| and Bruce Simpson but Flyers tied the score again at 8.10, on a goal by Murray Twist assist-| ed by Ken Tabb and Darrell) Hunt. Herb Tink made it 3-2 for! Huskies. assisted . by Harold| Leach and Huskies then went} ahead 4-2, on another goal by| Herb Tink and again helped by Harold Leach. Flyers made it 4-3, at the 4.47 mark of the third period on a goal by Murray Twist, assisted by Ken Rowe and Darrell Hunt. | The Jack Miller Trophy was| presented to Captain Bruce Simpson by Jim Coyle. CORVETTE GIRLS WIN The girls' championship was won by the Corvettes by a fop- sided 9-2 score. The goal-scorers for the Cor- vettes were Bonnie Simpson with three, Debbie Reynolds, two, Cathy Chapman, three,/ while Heather Moore picked up one goal. The Buicks' goals were scored by Jane Cowle and Marg Goyne while Karen! Kramp had one assist. The 'Hockey Mothers' Trophy, for the girls' championship, was| presented to Bonnie Simpson by| Mrs. V. Junkin. GENERALS SURPRISE In the Midget game, Gen- erals upset Canucks with a 6-5 victory. Generals opened the scoring at the 1.15 mark of the first period when Larry Devitt, at- tempting a passout from 'behind the net, hit a Canuck player's leg and the puck went'jnto the| net. | Generals made it 5-0 on two RCN-6-27 RK cool | half million 7 (pints a day, that is) Over 500,000 pints a day--for Ontario alone. That's how much Red Cap Ale we have to brew to keep up with the demand. Beer drinkers have made this straight, no-nonsense ale Ontario's . No.1 ale. 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