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Then Jason Ryan, on an excellent pass from Paul Smethurst, pulled the Square Boy goalie out and slid the puck underneath him to give Kool the lead again. The second assist went to Tony Dyer. This lead was short-lived as Square Boy again managed to tie the game late in the period on a scramble in front of the Kool goal. The third period was to remain scoreless with both teams having several scoring chances go for naught and when they managed to hit the mark the goalies were equal to the task. The final score was a two all tie. It is good to see the latent talents of the Kool boys finally starting to show. It looks as if they are going to be a team to be reckoned with as the second half of the season winds down. Bantam 2's Defeat Uxbridge Bantams In this week's regular league play, the Fifth Wheel Bantams journeyed to Uxbridge Uxbridge on Sunday and defeated defeated the home team 4-1. The Toros took to the ice in a determined manner and soon got on the scoresheet when Tim Smith knocked in a pass from Brad Rushak at the 17 second mark of the first period. This first period belonged to the Bowmanville team as they added three more unanswered goals. The Toros passed effectively effectively throughout the game. This kept the Uxbridge team off guard and allowed Bowmanville Bowmanville to notch their second goal when Paul Hindman scored after taking a pass from Mark Van Leeuwen. Tim Smith who played an excellent game, added his second and third goals of the contest late in the first period. His second marker was the result of a three way passing play with Todd Dorion and Scott Brunt. Todd got his second assist of the game when he passed to Brad Rushak who in turn directed the puck to Tim for his third goal. This was also Brad's second assist. All the points by all the individuals were well earned. The forward lines of Todd .Dorion - Tim. Smith - Brad Rushak and Paul Hindman Hindman - David Smith - Mark Van Leeuwen moved the puck well leading to the fine offensive game by the Toros. Not to be outdone by the offence, the defensive pairings of Adam Ulrich and Chad Dorion, Scott Munro and Greg Gardner, and Paul Crago and Scott Brunt had a very good game as well. They offered strong support to Scott Hanthorn who played an excellent game in goal. Scott made many fine saves and appeared to be on his way to a well-deserved shut-out until Uxbridge scored late in the third period. In other games played during the week, the Fifth Wheel team held Orono to 4 - all tie in an exhibition game played Tuesday night at the Orono arena. The Bowmanville Bowmanville goals were scored by Scott Brunt, Todd Dorion, Mark Van Leeuwen and Tim Smith. Assists went to Greg Gardner, Scott Brunt, Aaron Ulrich, Scott Munro and Brad Rushak. Kevin Zarosky and Scott Hanthorn shared the goal-keeping duties. Brian Goodwin (two) led the Orono scorers. Orono's remaining goals went to Todd Thertell and Ted Gaudet. Tim Bailey (two) and Ted Gaudet drew assists on the home team's goals. To complete the week's action the Toros took part in a tournament in Keene on Saturday where they ran into a very good Pickering team and were defeated 5 - 0. They also lost their second game 7 - 3 to Warsaw. It appears as if they left their best game for their Sunday effort in Uxbridge. Buckham Transport Play with Spirit On January 8 Buckham Transport Minor Bantams met their Whitby counterparts in a return match at Brooklin - the previous game had resulted resulted in a tie after Whitby had 'engaged in blatant goon tactics. From the opening faceoff it became clear that Whitby was out for revenge as the Toro team was tied into knots by their pressing attack for several minutes with first blood drawn at 12:30. Despite the strict calls of the officials, Whitby chose to continue their abusive form of play, drawing five penalties in the first, six in the second and eight in the third, giving Toros a massive number of power plays. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, they were only able to capitalize on a few. Tim Powers lead the first assault, rolling down the left wing behind the net and directing directing the puck across the goalmouth goalmouth to Tony Van Hoof who quickly pumped it in (assist also to Neil Taylor). A few minutes later Tony Van Hoof reversed the play to Tim Powers who scooped it in past a surprised goalie (assist also to' Neil Taylor) ending the period in a 2 - 2 tie. In the second Whitby scprcd three times answered only once by Nicky Dennis (Doug Lever, Troy Mutton) in a fine three on two passing play. Both teams played the third short-handed most of the time and Bowmanville managed only one, Greg Goode (Doug Lever, Nicky Dennis) ending the match 7 - 4 for Whitby. Woolwich Tournament On January 12th, Buckham took part in the Woolwich Tournament splitting a pair. In the first a Tillsonburg team went down to defeat 4 - 2 in a fast-paced exciting game that showed the Toros at their best with all lines hustling. Mike Ruthard was brilliant in net, deflecting pucks from all directions and Nicky Dennis was outstanding in his accelerating attacks scoring a hat trick, Scoring: Nicky Dennis (unassisted); Nicky Dennis (Greg Goode, Troy Mutton); Stephen Smith (Greg Healey, John-Paul Duczmalewski) ; Nicky Dennis (unassisted). Later that evening, Toros met Flamboro hut got off to a • slow start with Flamboro scoring 35 seconds into the match, The first period ended 3 - 0 but Toros came out for the kill in the second, scoring two in a row: Nicky Dennis (Troy Mutton, Doug Lever) ; Shane Armstrong (Stephen Smith, Greg Healey) and hopes were high that the club was back in line when three unanswered Flamboro goals put the match out of reach. Flamboro scored once again in the third answered answered by Shane Armstrong (Greg Healey, Stephen Smith) and Stephen Smith (Greg Goode, Shane Armstrong) ending the match 7 - 4. Impressive was the enthusiastic enthusiastic team spirit demonstrated by the Toros in victory and defeat. A class act! Girls Defeat Keene III The Newcastle Jr. Girls have resumed play after a long Christmas break from hockey. The girls certainly didn't show any signs of lethargy from the long absence as they defeated Keene III 6 -1 on Saturday. Shari Me Coll opened the scoring for Newcastle early in Hie first period, assisted by Tara Sinclair. Suzanne Brooks and Tara Sinclair made some nice passes to get the puck back to Shari McColl at the point for goal number two. The second period saw the end of one hat trick and the beginning of another as Shari McColl scored her third goal of the gaine assisted by Tanya Brady while Traci Mercer put home her first goal of the game, assisted by Tara Sinclair and Jeanette Collin- son. Both third period goals were scored by Traci Mercer, assisted by Tara Sinclair and Suzanne Brooks with Jeanette Collinson drawing the assist on goal number six. The score is not indicative of die game played by both learns as Keene 111 just could not get much past Newcastle goalie Tina Millson who made some excellent saves, Newcastle Newcastle was without die services services of forward Vicky Rogers who we hope will be back in the lineup for next week's game against Cobourg II, SPORTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 16, 1985 7 Thursday Night Hockey Bowmanville Eagles Clinch First Place By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Junior 'C Eagles clinched first place in the Central Ontario Hockey League this past week. Officially, first place was locked up when the Cobourg Cougars defeated the second place Port Hope Panthers 4 - 3 in Port Hope Thursday night. The Eagles then went out to celebrate their accomplishment accomplishment by defeating the Uxbridge Uxbridge Bruins 7 - 6 the following following night in Uxbridge. The team then played at home against the Lindsay Trent Muskies on Sunday night in a very entertaining match. The game ended in a 2 - 2 deadlock as the Muskies scored in the final minute of the game to earn the tie. With the tie, however, the Eagles were successful in increasing their undefeated streak to a very impressive fifteen games. In Friday's game in Uxbridge, Chris Dreossi opened the scoring 1 for the Eagles at the 4:15 mark of the initial period. Assists on this play went to Kelly Balsom (who was brought up from the Bowmanville major midgets to play in this game) and Pierre St. Amand. The Eagles went ahead 2 - 0 when Dreossi scored again at 12:54 from Randy Ellis and Balsom on a powerplay. The Bruins got on the score- board at 14:21 when Brian Stewart scored an unassisted marker as the Eagles were going to be called for a delayed delayed penalty. Only twenty seconds later, Brian Heard gave the Eagles a 3 -1 lead as he beat Brian Tarleton in the Bruins' net on a pass from Brad Clemens. Before the period concluded, however, the Bruins once again cut the Eagles' lead to one goal as Mike Feasby scored on the powerplay from Ken Burrows and Stewart at 17:26. Only eleven seconds into the second period the Eagles went ahead 4 - 2 as Clemens scored on the powerplay from Andy Terry and Heard. The Bruins came right back and tied the game with two quick goals of their own. Bruins' captain Cliff Freckleton scored at 3:19 on what should have been an ordinary save for Eagle net- minder Don Hayes. Burrows and Feasby added the assists on this goal which prompted the Eagles' coach Paul Robinson to make a goaltending goaltending change by inserting Scott Hooper into the game. Before Hooper had an opportunity to get himself into the game the Bruins tied the score at 4 - 4 as Kevin Smith tallied from Freckleton at 4:42. Bowmanville took the lead once again at the 12:52 mark as Terry blasted a shot into the net from the point. The lone assist on this powerplay powerplay goal went to Tim Preston who has decided to rejoin the Eagles. Preston played the last two seasons with the Eagles and his determination and abilities will definitely be an asset for the Eagles as they gear up for the upcoming playoffs. Just over a minute later, the Eagles went ahead by a count of 6 - 4 when Clemens scored his second goal of the evening from Terry. The Bruins, however, however, scored on the powerplay with a little more than a minute to play in the period to narrow Bowmanville's lead to 6 - .5, Chris Brown 'was the goal scorer with Freckleton . and Brad Evans earning the assists. In the third period, the Bruins were successful in tying the game at 6-6 as Paul MacEwen scored from Sean Convery at the 7:17 mark. This set the stage for the game-winning goal which was scored by Heard with an assist credited to Dayrell Rowe at the 16:23 mark, The Bruins pulled Tarleton in the game's final minute for an extra attacker but were unable to score the equalizer. Due to suspensions and injuries the Eagles were Hospital Lge. Ladies' High Single - Marie Pickard 249, Men's High Single - Phil Woodcock 251. Ladies' High Triple - Marie Pickard 612, Men's High Triple - Rod Grccnley 655. Top 10 Averages Rod Green ley 218, Art Atkinson Atkinson 215, Marie Pickard 204, Janet Storey 192, Phil Woodcock 189, Susie Marshall Marshall 188, Jim MacDonald 177, Cindy Vivian 176, Peter Thomas 174, Ken Ubsdell 178. forced to call up a few players from their minor system. Besides Balsom who earned two assists on the evening, John Romano also up from the major midgets played a rather steady game for the Eagles. In Sunday's game both teams battled through a scoreless scoreless opening period. The game's first goal was scored by the Eagles' Clemens at the 10:20 mark of the middle stanza. The assists on this goal, which was a powerplay marker, went out to Heard and John Young. The Muskies tied the score just over four minutes later with a powerplay goal of their own. Brian Farrell was successful in beating Hooper in the Eagles' net with the assists awarded to Paul Ellis and Dan Kearns. With only forty-one seconds remaining in the period, the Eagles took a one-goal lead into the final twenty minutes of play when Heard received a pass from Young and rifled a shot through Colin Newell in the Muskies' net. In the final period the Eagles had a couple of excel lent opportunities to add to their goal total but it just was not to be. Mark Hickey was stopped on a clear cut breakaway breakaway in what could be labelled as the most critical play in the period. With exactly two minutes remaining in the game the Eagles' Ellis took a costly charging penalty. The Muskies then pulled netmin- der Newell and thus had two more attackers on the ice than the Eagles had. This tactic almost backfired on the Muskies as the Eagles' Rowe iced the puck and missed the open net by a matter of inches. With only twelve seconds remaining, Garry Howell was able to deposit the puck behind Hooper, with assists awarded to Brad Cormier and Ellis. The Eagles were scheduled to play in Lakefield last evening. evening. This game is the make-up encounter for the match which was postponed on Friday, December 28th due to the weather conditions. The team's final game of the regular season will be played at home this Sunday as the Little Britain Merchants come to town for a 7:30 p.m. game. On Dec. 10 round robin play, Norm's Deli Hawks held on to defeat Bowmanville Golf and Country Club by a 4 to 3 score. Don F arrow had three goals for the Hawks, as Steve Carey added one. Hawk assists went to Stan Greenham with two, Don Smith, Neil Jones, and Dave Brown. Doug Crough, Brad Godfrey and Tom Dwyer notched single goals for the Golf side, with assists by Mark Degree who had two, Doug Crough, Mark Luxton, and goalie Kevin Gibson. The win gives the Hawks four points in the round robin, while Golf has suffered two straight losses. Hunt's Photography and Three Brothers Pizza fought to a two all tie in game two. Hunt's held an early two to one lead on goals by Rob Small from Paul Reid and Mark Birney, and John Hogarth from Rob Small and Paul Reid, Paul Dadson, from Bruce Osborne and John Conboy was the only scoring play for the Pizza gang, until Tom Conahan pounded in the tying goal from Doug Rickard. Brothers' checking kept Hunt's offense under wraps all evening, with good two way from Tom Laingmaid, Bill Hogarth and Randy Masterson. John Hogarth was a steady performer for Hunt's, controlling controlling play whenever he was on the ice. In the third game of the evening, Town Sports rolled to an eight to nothing shutout of the Castle Hotel, in front of sparkling goaltending by Mike Willoughby. Bill Prentice and Arnold Nicholson were the Town Sports spark plugs, each potting potting a pair of markers. Jim Baker, Tim Almond, Mark Mathews, and Gary Dussel- dorp rounded out Town Sports' goal scoring. Prentice, Dusseldorp, Dale Millson and Steve Ogden each chipped in two assists, with singles going to Baker, Nicholson, Mathews, and Sandy Brown. Three Brothers Pizza has four points, Castle and Town Sports have two each, while Hunt's Photography has a single point in post season play. Dec. 17 action at the local ice palace is as follows: Town Sports vs. Brothers Pizza at 7 p.m.; Bowmanville Gold vs. Hunt's Photo at 8:20 p.m.; Norm's Deli Hawks vs. Castle Hotel at 9:40 p.m.