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4 ) i > i 18 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 21,1984 Eagles Win Two and Drop One Encounter Last Week By Sani Laskaris The Bowmanville Jr. 'C' Eagles won two out of three games they played this past week. On Monday the learn travelled to Cobourg to face the Cougars and were fortunate fortunate enough to come away with a 6 - 5 victory. Then on Saturday Saturday in Port Perry the Eagles handed the Mojacks a 13 - 2 shellacking. On Sunday the team returned home to face the Lindsay Trent Muskies and were gracious hosts as they handed the Muskies a 4 - 2 decision. In Monday's game against Cobourg the Eagles scored early at the 1:41 mark as Scott Heard was cruising alone in the slot and picked up on Brian Heard's rebound, to beat Wally Yarrow in the Cougars' net. At the 6:59 mark the Eagles took a 2 - 0 lead as Brian Keenan fed Dayrell Rowe who moved inside the Cougar blueline and delivered a hard shot beating Yarrow. The Cobourg squad however was able to rebound and tie the game with two quick goals of their own. First Andy Hickerson scored at 10:14 from John Thompson and Jeff Waldie beat George Kennelt in the Eagles' net at 11:28 with an assist credited to Les Bowness. Before the first period ended the Eagles were successful in restoring the two-goal lead they had enjoyed. enjoyed. Brian Heard scored from Scott Heard at 17:02 and then the brother combination teamed up again as Scott deflected a shot in front of the Cougars' netminder at 17:37. Defenceman Gord Rogers picked up the other assist on this play. The Eagles increased their lead to 6 - 2 as they scored the only two goals of the second period. Brian Heard scored his second of the game after only 29 seconds had elapsed as he batted down a shot which Rogers had let go from the point. This deflection fooled Rob Turland who had replaced replaced Yarrow in the Cougars' net. With just over a minute to play in the period the Eagles' captain Keenan made an excellent excellent individual play to score what turned out to be the winning goal. Keenan broke through the Cougars' defence and deked the goaltender before depositing the puck in the net. In the final period the Cougars made a dramatic comeback attempt which left the Eagles hanging on for dear life. The scoring started early as Thompson scored an unassisted marker on the powerplay twenty-four seconds into the period. At 2:53 Scott Murphy scored from Ray Murphy to cut the Eagles' lead to 6 - 4. With just over five minutes to play in the game the Eagles' Scott Heard received a costly penalty and was assessed a five minute fighting major and the accompanying game misconduct. This meant that the Eagles would play almost the rest of the game a man short. The Cougars quickly capitalized on this opportunity as Scott Murphy scored his second of the game from Jim Goody and Thompson at 15:10. The Eagles' goaltender Kennett became the most important factor in the game and was able to sustain any further Cougar scoring which énabled the Eagles to come away 6 - 5 victors. In Saturday's game the Eagles started their onslaught early as Ken Harman had difficulty controlling the puck in the Mojacks' net and Chris Dreossi flipped the puck over him to give the Eagles a lead that was never to be threatened threatened throughout the game. This goal was scored at 1:17 and Glenn German and Jeff Dawson added the assists. Bowmanville's next goal was scored on a two on one as Brad Clemens passed the puck to Roger Hornsby who beat the Mojacks' netminder at 4:13. With just under two minutes to play in the initial period the Eagles went on a goal-scoring spree scoring three times in a span of sixty seconds. Brian Heard received a pass from John Young on a three on one No Down Payment Chrysler Fifth Avenue Take over existing lease, approx. 31 months to run $ 425. 86 per month Plus O.R.S.T. Buy Back May be Arranged "We keep the root on prices" / robertson-Shoniker\ L CHMYCUH PIVMOUIH UP i Box 2G5, Port Hopo, Ontario L1A 3W4 llwy. No. 2 at Jocolyn Street break to start the barrage at 18:01. Then Pierre St. Amand scored from Andy Terry and Dawson at 18:43. Only eighteen eighteen seconds later Rowe from behind the net passed the puck to Keenan who scored to give the Eagles a commanding 5 - 0 lead. All three of these goals were scored on the powerplay and St. Amand's goal came as Bowmanville was enjoying a two-man advantage. In the middle stanza the Eagles scored two more markers. The first one came off the stick of their latest acquisition Rob Ellis (Randy's older brother). After German had won a faceoff in the Mojacks' zone Ellis drifted a shot towards the goal which caught the top left-hand corner corner of the net at 11:50. At the 15:51 mark Rowe scored his first of the game from Mark Hickey while the Eagles were a man short. Before the final period was three minutes old Bowmanville Bowmanville had increased its lead to 9 - 0. Rowe scored his second of the game on a breakaway at the thirty-four second mark, and Brian Heard scored an unassisted marker at 2:58. Port Perry finally got on the scoreboard at 3:25 as Jeff Johnstone scored from Brian Nicholson. The Eagles came right back as Hickey passed the puck to Keenan who released a quick wrist shot from the slot giving Bowmanville a 10 - 1 lead. Rowe added the other assist for this goal at 4:51. The Mojacks scored their final goal of the game at 7:09 as Mike Ryan beat Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net with assists awarded to Rob Sedore and Nicholson. The Eagles however didn't let up at all and connected for three more goals before the game concluded. Ellis scored his second of the game as he picked up Keenan's rebound and backhanded a shot over a sprawling Harman at 8:33. At the 13:46 mark Rowe picked up his hat trick as Keenan fed him a perfect pass into the slot. The final goal of the game was scored by Young (his first in an Eagles' uniform) with the assists going to St. Amand and Scott Heard at 15:28. On Sunday at home, the Eagles and Lindsay battled to a scoreless first period. The scoring was opened at the thirty-four second mark of the second period as the Muskies' Brad Cormier scored from Paul Ellis. The Muskies increased increased their lead to 2 - 0 when Dan Kearns scored from Glen Fisher and Paul Fisher at 7:39. Bowmanville was able to narrow the gap only twenty- five seconds later as Young scored, with the assists credited to the Heard brothers. Th'e score remained 2 -1 until the 6:28 mark of the final period. It was at this point that the Muskies increased increased their lead as Bob Ruth scored from Dave Kearns and Ron Snedden. The Muskies scored their final goal of the game at 7:54 as James Myette connected from Cormier and Darrin MacDuff. The Eagles scored the final goal of the game at 13:46 as Brian Heard scored from Scott Heard. 4 The next action the Eagles see will be this Friday when the learn travels to Uxbridge to face the Bruins. The Eagles will be out to revenge the earlier loss which they suffered suffered at home against the Bruins two weeks ago. Then on Sunday Bowmanville returns home to face the league- leding Port Hope Panthers at 7:30 p.m. MeRobbie Starts Season Sal., Nov. 10, MeRobbie Photo threw all they had at J & J Sharpening and came out on top 12-2. Jeff Clarke led scorers with 4 goals, Brett Rosnak, Shawn Connolly and Brad Powell had 2 each with Jeremy Snowden and Steve Hancock adding singles. On Tues., Nov. 12, MeRobbie Photo defeated I.O.O.F. 5-2. Geoff Goode scored his second hat trick against I.O.O.F. Darryl MacKcnzie and Brett Rosnack had l each. McRobbie's team members are: our top point getter Jeremy Snowden with 10 points in 5 games, Jeff Clarke, Geoff Goode, Darryl MacKcnzie, Shawn Connolly, Brett Rosnak, Joanna Hall, Brad Powell, Bill Spcakman, Wayne Rouse] 1, Chris Adams, Peter Zantingh, Steve Hancock, Christian Gloss and Darrin Migon. We thank parents for their support. Keep it up guys and gal. HelP, ere lV l,ur,ie tlies< He'P'^VV** <h966' 66 Col K 416)