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I McGregor Minor Bontoms Gome to Trenton Sat., Nov. 6, Bowmanville Minor Bantams travelled to Trenton for a preview of end of season playoffs. Bowmanville had the first big rush and chance of the day as Mark Tripp broke in alone, but came up snort and Trenton replied at 11:54 of the first period with their first. A second followed before the end of the period. Trenton was to score one in the second and two more in the third. This score was indicative of play as the Bowmanville players looked sluggish and lack lustre. Good goaltending by Burke Lush and Darrin Bunker was the only bright spot. Maybe next time, fellows. Next home game is Saturday, Saturday, Nov. 13th against Port Perry. Ken Wright Haulage Selects Split with Two Oshawa Squads The Oshawa NHL defeated the Bowmanville's novice selects 5 - 2 on Nov. 4. Robert Acardi and Clancy Cole each scored twice for Oshawa and Edward Golding added the single. An outstanding effort by Bowmanville's Jeff White who scored both goals. On Sunday, Nov. 6, Wright Haulage travelled to Newcastle Newcastle to play Oshawa's Lake Vista. In the first period, Chris Aitken opened the scoring to give Bowmanville the lead. Later in the period, Collin Taggart put the second goal away, assisted by Chris McCarthy. Oshawa had lots of opportunities opportunities in this period but couldn't get it past our goalkeepers goalkeepers Brent Knapp and Sarah Couch. Halfway into the second period, Jeff White and Some good things happened for the Toros in this game, ' there were a number of good passing plays and in parti- ' cular one very good play to , move the puck out of the ' Bowmanville end. Congratulations Congratulations boys. When you do this ' all through the game, you will be a threat to many teams. 1 The Toros took a 1 - 0 lead when Brad Lyons fed a pass to Ian Knight who scored a good goal. However, the Red Wings came back with three goals when the Toros' defence either gave the puck away or were unlucky. Phillip Green, Jeremy Laird and Paul Hindeman then combined to bring the puck out of the Toros end in a text-book style and made the score 3 - 2. Nicky . Dennis and Jim Pithie scored goals to put the Toros ahead. However, it was soon 4 - 4. Mark Pierce put the Toros ahead again but the Red Wings put another two goals in the Toros net before Jeremy Laird and Jeff Rohr combined to score the equalizer, another text-book play. Cecil Stephenson played well breaking up many plays in the centre ice area. Pee Wee 2s Lose to Pickering The Toros lost this game eight but the boys showed once again that they can skate with the opposition that they have just as much skill but have not yet learned to play together. Bowmanville scored first when Nicky Dennis came off the bench on his first shift, stole the puck off a Pickering player and skated in from the blue to score on a well executed executed play. Pickering pressed hard after this and a little later scored on a nice tic tac toe passing play. Jeff Rohr put the Toros ahead again when he seized an opportunity to use his quick release close to the goal. Just after this, Marc Pierce made a superb pass to allow the Toros to have another shot on the Pickering goal. This did not result in a goal but is the kind of team play that the boys are trying to develop. Pickering tied the score but the Toros soon went ahead when Phillip Green chased a puck into the corner, took a good look and saw Brad Lyons. Brad wasted no time popping the puck into the net. Bowmanville were short handed a little later and Pickering once again equalised, equalised, however Nicky Dennis put the Toros ahead again shortly after but it was to be for the. last time. Pickering scored four times before Paul Hindeman scored the Toros fifth goal. The Pickering boys managed managed to create a good number of three on ones and three on nothings and although Robert Romano showed that he is developing a quick glove hand, Pickering simply had too many good scoring chances, some of which inevitably inevitably resulted in goals. 4» NOW SPORTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9,1983 9 Hunt's Defeat Sports Castle and Bow. Golf Tie Bros. Pizza and Mattress Man Win in Lakeshore Non-Contact Mark Bradley scored to get us well away with a 4 - 0 lead. The fifth goal was scored by Collin Taggart assisted by Chad Vanderende, the sixth by Steve Deblois, assisted by Doug Parkin and the seventh by Chad Vanderende. Oshawa's goal was scored by Mark Hackett to end the game 7-1. Introducing our entire team the Ken Wright Haulage Selects: Brent Knapp, Chad Vanderende, Chris Aitken, Bruce Harnum, Chris McCarthy, Collin Taggart, Kevin Bullock, Jason Moore, Jeff White, Gary Adams, Tracy Lemke, Kyle McLean, Richard Bateman, Mark Bradley, Steve Deblois, Doug Parkin and Sarah Couch; coaches Reg Bradley and Greg Couch. In the opening game on Sunday night, Bros. Pizza, led by Rick Hall's three goals, defeated Bowmanville Cleaners 8 - 4. Terry Baker, Stan Gordon, Terry Rowland, John Stainton and Bob Villenue scored once each in a well balanced attack for Brother's. Bowmanville Cleaners, suffering their first loss of the season, had two goals by Gary Bradley and singles from Mike Hewer and Brian Bradley. Ron Stainton had an outstanding outstanding game in goal for Brothers. In the second game, Mattress Mattress Man Wanderers scored four unanswered goals in the second period en route to an 8 - 5 win over Hamilton's Auto Service. Boyd Knox finally found his Pee Wee 2s Tie Red Wings By Bob Sheridan In the continuing saga of the Chop Suey series, Bowmanville won a hard- fought, close-checking, aggressive hockey game in Newcastle arena on Sunday by the score of 5-4. Art Hester played well in the Bowmanville goal. Grant Flintoff opened the scoring with assists to Bob Marjerrison and Hugh German at the 14:22 mark of the opening period. Early in the second period, Ron Clemens outfought a Newcastle defender at centre ice and raced in to score a King Barden Oldtimers scoring eye for the winners, connecting for four goals. Jim Baker had two with Bruce Osborne and Ivan Griffin Griffin scoring once. Lori Gay chipped in with four assists. For the third week in a row, Whitby outscored their opposition opposition but this week they fell a little short. Scoring twice for Whitby was Rick Ellis, with singles going to P. Schmyr, Harry Roswell and Rick Woolner. Checkers Variety Minor Atoms Play Three Games on Weekend Hunts Photo 4 - Town Sports 1 In the first Town League game of the evening, Hunts defeated Town Sports 4 -1 with the help of the strong goaltending goaltending of Scott Bate. Goal scorers for Hunts were Jerry Leddy, Don Farrow, Glen Murphy and Dave Down. Assists went to Jerry Leddy, Doug Rickard, Don Farrow and Paul Slemon. Town Sports lone goal was scored by Brian Allin, assisted by Jerry Allin and Mike Corner. Castle Hotel 2 - Bowmanville Golf 2 In the second game of the evening, good goaltending by Geo. Kennett and Art Ruddy kept the game at a 2 - 2 draw between Castle and Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf. Country Club took a two goal lead on goals by Jerry Johnston. Castle Hotel came back in the third period on goals by- Bill Hogarth and Jim Burtch. Bowmanville Golf remain in 1st place but only by two points. Spencers Wallop Cowans Royal View Downs Franks beautiful, unassisted breakaway goal. Bob Marjerrison then scored Bowmanville's third goal, with assists going to Flintoff and German. Newcastle fought back with three unanswered goals by Woodbeck, Shields and Mazur. Bowmanville's fourth goal was tipped in by Siegi Rohr from a shot by Gerry Henderson on a pass from Roger Shingler. Bob Deblois scored Bowmanville's final goal from a kneeling position in the slot. Mazur finished the scoring for Newcastle on a breakaway pass from Woodbeck in the final minute of the game. Leo Kelly was outstanding in the Newcastle net over the final two periods. On Wednesday night, the King Garden boys travelled to Markham where they lost a game 9-8. Bowmanville goals were scored by David Green and Bob Sheridan, two each, with singles added by Bob Marjerrison, Joe Balson, Ray . Crombie and Ron Rushak, Grant Wright was the Bowmanville goaltender. He was not given much defensive support by his teammates in the final period. -- -- UlCaAdWtt.Y Pcttib 1IUII1 mv.umijiviiuu. Heritage House Major Atoms Lose To Cobourg and Tie with Trenton On Friday, November 4th, the mighty bulls played in Cobourg, but despite a three goal effort by Chris Brown, we came home with a 6 - 5 loss. Chris Brown opened the scoring at the 2:26 mark of the first period from Ryan Putnam and Shawn McFadyen. The. Cougars ■ came roaring -back, scoring twice in the second period before Kent Vanderheyden scored from Matthew Doughty and Martin d'Entremont to even the count at two. In the third period, Cobourg came out strong once again, notching two goals. The Toros' line of Shawn McFayden, Chris Brown and Ryan Putnam, then took over, scoring scoring twice in 38 seconds. Chris Brown picked up his second and third of the game, both on nice passing plays from Shawn McFadyen and Ryan Putnam. Less than a minute later, Cobourg took the lead again before the Toros' Matthew Doughty bulged the twine from linemates Kent Vander heyden and Martin d'Entremont. d'Entremont. The 5 - 5 tie was short lived as Cobourg stuffed yet another, to go ahead by one with just over three minutes remaining. Although the Toros put the pressure on, they couldn't sneak one by the Cobourg cage cop and had to -, settle for a 6 r 5.loss. On Saturday, November 5th the Heritage House Major Atoms visited Trenton Community Community Gardens and earned a well deserved 3 - 3 tie. Trenton, a well respected foe from last year, hit the scoreboard early in the first period to go ahead 1 - 0. Forty-six seconds later, Kent Vanderheyden found the mark on a neat set-up from Shawn McFadyen. The tie was short lived as Trenton caught the Toro defence napping and popped in their second goal. With less than a minute remaining in the first period, Ryan Putnam stuffed a softie in the short side from Shawn McFadyen and Chris Brown to end the period tied at two. Despite numerous chances by both teams, the second period, although exciting, remained remained scoreless. The third period started with a flash as Geoff Goode lit the light on a nifty set-up from Corey Chambers and Matthew Doughty to give the Toros a 3 - 2 lead. Bowmanville dominated this period but couldn't capitalize capitalize on their many opportuni ties. With less than two minutes remaining, Trenton tied the score and the game ended in a 3 - 3 draw. The Toros showed a lot of hustle and desire in these two games, which were both team efforts. 1 Keep up the Good Work! Jason Kielÿ, one of, our defencemen, will be lost to the team for at least three weeks after suffering a broken bone in his right arm as a result of a schoolyard mishap. (Jet Well Soon Jason. On the brighter side of the coin, the Major Atom Toros welcome the Heritage House Restaurant as our new team sponsor. Thanks Heritage House owners Jim Vahaviolos and George Bahavolos for your support. Foot Note: On Sunday, Nov. 6th the Heritage House Major Atoms participated in the annual skate-a-thon and as at this moment, once again we are the top winning team. Way to go boys! BLIND BOWLERS Partially Blind Pat McConnell 191, Randy Skelton 111, Fern Johnson 202, Herb Wohigemuth 220, John Skinner 217, Marg Anthony 152. . 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The owners Mathew and Enzo, along with stylists Barb Casselman, MaryAnne Vanstone, and Kathy Robinson remind you to drop in on Thursdays for Va price perms HAIR LORDS. UNISEX 36A King SI. E. Bowmanvillo 623-2222 OPEN M U0M.-FRI. SAT. 1-5 The Bowmanville Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Checkers Variety, completed a very busy weekend, playing three games as well as participating in the annual Skate-A-Thon. On Friday night, the Toros battled the winter's opening snow storm as they journeyed to Peterborough for a league game with their Atom No. 2 squad. The hosts edged the Toros by the close score of 3-2 in an extremely well-played contest. Corey Strand opened the scoring at the 8:39 mark of the opening stanza, the assists on the goal going to Joel Crombie and Justin Merkac. The Petes tied the score just 30 seconds later. The home club scored two more goals, one in the second period and one in the final. The Toros came closer when Strand notched his second with 3:38 remaining in the game. The assists went to Matt Dykstra and Todd Cannings. Paul Zwicker played extremely well in the Toro net, stopping several difficult shots. Tie Belleville 3-3 On Saturday, the Belleville No. 2 Atoms paid their first visit to the Darlington Sports Centre, with both clubs battling to a 3-3 tie. The Toros jumped into an early lead when Tyler Stokes scored on a pretty play engineered by Ryan Stewart and Matt Dykstra. With one second showing on the clock, Corey Strand scored the second goal, the assists going to Todd Cannings and Justin Merkac. Belleville scored their first goal at the 6:24 mark of the middle period. The Toros' Steve Desmedt put his club into a 3-1 lead after being sent off on a pass from David Real. The third period was all Belleville as they put on tremendous pressure, notching two goals to earn the tie. Paul Zwicker again played well in the Toro net. Lose to Red Wings 1-0 On Saturday evening, the Checkers Variety Minor Atoms journeyed to Newcastle to play an exhibition game with the Red Wings of the L.N.H.L. The Wings scored the only goal of the contest at the 4:12 mark of the middle period to defeat a weary Toro club. St. Joseph's Linda Sutherland 46, Bob Brown 34, Les Hunt 34, George Gibbs 29, Marilyn Polley 28, Brian Powers 25, Steve Sanderson 15, Nancy Wiersma 13. ■ Ladies High Triple - Marilyn Polley 723. Ladies High Single - Marilyn Polley 318. Men's High Triple - Mike Powers 651. Royal View Glass Spencers Cowans Frank's Standings after 5 weeks of play W L T, 5 0 9' 4 1 0 1 4 / 0 0 5 / 0 The first game saw Spencers Spencers and Cowans going at it Sunday morning. The big guns for Spencers were all there and they hardly made a mistake mistake at all. Everything was in their favor as they won 10-1. Scoring for Spencers were: Jerry Johnson four goals, one assist; Marty Dorin two goals; John Hogarth one goal, four assists; Randy Master- son one goal, one assist; Tom Dwyer one goal, three assists; Darcy Ritchey one goal, Jim Hogarth one assist; Bill Bickell two assists; Mike Wade two assists; Gord Wier one assist; Doug Ritchey one assist; Steve Braun one assist. Scoring for Cowan was Rob Deboo, one goal. In the second game last Sunday, Royal View Glass held their first place position by holding off Franks 5 - 3. Scoring for the league leaders were: Brian Dennis one goal, two assists; Dave Boyce one goal, two assists; A1 Urbas one goal, two assists; James Patterson one goal; Mike Mackey one goal; Britt Murphy one assist; Rusty Maxwell one assist; Steve Allen one assist. Frank's kept the game close with goals from Tom Connell one goal, one assist; Neil Ryan one goal; Tom Lang- maid one goal; A1 Clarke one assist. 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