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( t 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 13,1985 $2&m FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Laurie Garbe is this week's Town League Hockey "Star of the Week" and the winner of the Bowmanville Surplus Store's Award. With a pair of markers, one of which was the winner, he paced his team, Hooper's Jewellers, to a win over Ken's Men's Wear. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville Sports are Lakeshore League Champions in the "A" division, defeating Markham in three games straight. They now meet the winner of the Ganan- oque - Napanee series. Kirk Kemp, Gerald Brunt and Dan Cox had three goals each in the final game of the series in Markham last Saturday. SPORTS Town League Hockey Clinic Pharmacy Wins League Championship JR. C PLAYOFFS -- Semi-final playoff dates for the Bowmanville Red Eagles vs. Port Perry MoJacks series which began in Bowmanville last Sunday. 8:30 p.m., Saturday, February 16th - Bowmanville at Port Perry. 7:30 p.m., Sunday, February 17th - Port Perry at Bowmanville. 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 20th, Bowmanville at Port Perry. 8:30 p.m., Friday, February 22nd - Port Perry at Bowmanville. 7:30 p.m., Sunday, February 24th - Bowmanville at Port Perry. 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 26th - Port Perry at Bowmanville. Winner of the first game was Bowmanville by a score of 6 to 5. L "4 Legion Ladies Team Standing, Jan. 24 Sheila Roberts 11,300 pinfall, 11 points; Rita Junkin 10,932,11; Hilda Brock 10,985, 9; Joan Sutcliffe 11,393, 7; Barb Hanc 11,193, 6; Virg. Fairey 10,271, 4. High Single - Penny Connaghan 335. High Triple - Penny Connaghan 713. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 222. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 222, Sheila Roberts 213, Patti Roberts 210, Linda Taylor 207, Onie Etcher 199, Barb Hanc 198, P. Connaghan 197, Wendy Murdoch 197, Lola Wright 191. Semi final action on Feb. 7 saw the best game of hockey this season end in a two to one decision for Hunt's Photography Photography over Norm's Deli Hawks. Both Tim Va ns tone and Britt Murphy, goaltenders for Hunt's and the Deli Hawks, were outstanding, as they both made numerous spectacular saves throughout the fast and furious contest. Steve Carey, from Don Farrow and Neil Jones, scored the only Deli marker. Hunt's first goal came from John Hogarth, assisted by Terry Van Schyndel. The winner was scored by Joe Burns, from Paul Reid and Terry Van Schyndel, who led the Photo crew with tenacious checking and heavy hitting to go with his two assists. Standout performances by John Hogarth, Joe Burns and Paul Reid for Hunt's, and Stan Konarowski, Neil Jones and Don Farrow for the Deli Hawks, to mention a few, made this the most enjoyable matchup to watch this year. In the second contest, Three Brothers Pizza took advantage of several Town Sports gaffes to walk away with a seven to two decision. Doug Rickard led the way with three goals and an assist, while Bill Hogarth (two), Jerry Leddy, and Pete Knowl- ton rounded out the goal scoring scoring for the Pizza side. Assists were carded by George Bowen (three), John Conboy (two), Jerry Leddy, Doug Leddy, and Bob Dwyer. Jim Baker and Andy Murphy scored for Town Sports, with Gary Dusseldorp notching two assists, and Casper Brown the other. Stickouts for Brothers Pizza were Doug Rickard, Jerry Leddy, Dan Quinney, and goalie Jeff Vyfschaft, who robbed Town Sports sharpshooters sharpshooters on numerous occasions. occasions. The pick of Town Sports would have to be the line of Baker, Dusseldorp and Prentice, Prentice, who controlled the play whenever they were on the ice, only to be thwarted by the steady play of Vyfschaft. Next week: Town Sports play Brothers Pizza at 8:00 p.m., while Hunt's Photo and Norm's Deli go at 9:30 p.m. Buckham Transporters Win SNOW HIKE -- at Harmony Valley Conservation Area, on Sunday, 1 p.m., February 17th. Perhaps you've wondered while watching the magic of a snowstorm, just how snowflakes are formed. Join us for a snow hike and have this and many other mysteries about snow revealed. Learn how to take snow measurements and look at a snow profile to read the story of winter weather in your area. Find out why no two snowflakes are alike. Meet at 1:00 p.m. in the parking lot and bring your snowshoes or wear warm winter boots. m HOCKEY SCHOOL - Roger Neilson will be holding a hockey school at Trinity College School, Port Hope, this summer for boys from July 14th - August 24th. For details phone 416-885-2828. And, for a mere $3,295 per player, the Soviet Union's hockey school will be held from August 5th - 31st for boys of Bantam and Midget ages. Phone 416-885- 9816 for details. The Clinic Pharmacy clinched the Division Championship recently in the Bowmanville Non- Contact Hockey League. Team members posed for a picture on Saturday night at the Bowmanville Arena with the league championship trophy. The winners are, from left to right, front row, John Allen, Ron Shackelton, John Moczulski, Paul Hoy, Dave Hansen, Doug Tulk, back row, Pat Murdoch, Norm Crosby, Len Jay, Pat Lange, Irwin Hamilton, Doug Leppert, Isser Dubinsky, Dave Shrives and Norm Babbs. Checker's Downs Pickering 3-2 FISHING DERBY -- The fourth annual Fishing Derby sponsored by the Ganaraska Sportsmen's . Association, Mercury Outboard and other fine sporting goods manufacturers will be held at Port Hope Harbor February 23rd - March 31st. Prizes, weekly draws, biggest trout and mystery draw will be offered. Tickets available at Som- merville's Sporting Goods, Greenwood Tower Inn and on the River. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. » Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 By The Rookie and Assistant To update you on the games the Checkers Variety Toros have played from the 23 January 85, are as follows: 1. This write-up was supplied by Mr. Bill Belfour, father of our No. 15 Matthew, as to how he saw the game. The Bowmanville Checkers Minor Atom team travelled to Pickering on January 23, 1985 for a game against Pickering Village. The Pickering team proved to be much tougher opposition compared to the last game, when Bowmanville ran up a wide margin in goals. The final score, 3 - 2 for Checkers. Richard "Bat-Man" Bale- man got the Checkers first goal with assists to Chris "Aikhorn" Aitken and John "Wicked" Whittaker. Pickering Pickering responded to tie up the score. In the second period Big Richard got his second goal of the game with assist to Jason "Bing" Crosbie, and once again Pickering tied up the score, late in the period. The game was wrapped up late in the third, when Jason Home Hardware Crosbie scored an unassisted goal. On Saturday, 26 January, the Checkers Variety took on the Ajax No. 2 team and had a strong come back in defeating the Ajax team 5 - 3. Ajax got the only marker in the first, and again scored early in the second for a 2 - 0 lead. Our No. 8, John "Wicked" Whittaker let go a wicked shot for Checkers' first goal from Jeff "Mad Dog" White and Richard Bateman. Ajax scored their third and final goal a minute later, r before Bowmanville's Richard Bateman connected to end the second period 3 - 2 in favour of Ajax. Assisting were new comer, No. 6 Chris McCarthy and No. 4 Kevin "Bulley" Bullock. The third period was all Toros as they scored three consecutive goals, Richard Bateman with two and Steve "Deb" DeBlois the third, with assists to Chris McCarthy with two more and Jason Crosbie, Chad "Whitey" Vanderende and Tracy "Speedy" Lemke with one each. The next morning, Sunday, 27 January, the Toros travelled travelled to Oshawa's Civic Auditorium Auditorium for a game against Oshawa Little NHL Canadians and came away with an 8 - 0 victory. Scoring for the Toros: Tracy Lemke and Richard Bateman with two each, singles to John Whittaker, Mark "Buzz" Bradley, Jason Crosbie and Brandon "Ozzie" Osmond. Assisting on the goals, Matthew "Fourbells" Belfour, Chris Aitken, Steve DeBlois with two each, singles to Jason Crosbie and John Whittaker. Shut-out to Brent "Snapper" Knapp, his second of the season. The game vs. Peterborough on 2 February was in the Canadian Statesman, February 6,1985. Ob Saturday afternoon, 9 February 1985, at Darlington the team took on a Major team from Oshawa, the LNHL Bruins and crame up short with Oshawa winning 5 - 1. Bowmanville Bowmanville Checkers took the lead, 15 seconds into the game, when Steve DeBlois slipped one past an outstretched Oshawa goalie from Matthew Belfour and Tracy Lemke. Although the Toros outshot Oshawa, the Oshawa goalie played solid in net, even though Bowmanville had three shots off the post by Tracy Lemke, Chad Vanderende Vanderende and Steve DeBlois. The Vanderende family gratefully acknowledge with sincere appreciation, your kind and thoughtful expression expression of sympathy. Ladies Monday Bowling ■ Team Standings 10 points - Donna Harness - 13769 pins; 9 - Sharlene DeHart - 14256; 9 - Jackie Braybrook - 13391; 9 - Sheila Roberts - 13191; 8 - Lynda Nickerson - 13348; 8 - Jean Harness - 13324; 8 - Francine Wright - 13183; 8 - Barb Osborne - 13050; 6 - Pat Hetherington - 13097; 6 - Fern Bradley - 12967; 5 - Donna Stainton - 12980; 4 - Nancy Living -12759. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 234, Jackie Braybrook 212, Sharlene DeHart 209, Sheila Roberts 205, Nancy Living 195, Muriel Tennant 194, Lynda Nickerson 194, Fern Bradley 193, Wilma Van Goor 190, Linda Bryant 189. High Single Nancy Wright 296 High Triple Jackie Braybrook 688 Team Standings Jan. 31 Sheila Roberts 14,247 pin- fall, 13 points; Rita Junkin 13,693,12; Hilda Brock 13,837, 11; Joan Sutcliffe 14,264, 10; Barb Hanc 13,899, 8; Virg. Fairey 13,008, 6. High Single - Jean Luxton 293. High Triple - Joan Sutcliffe 759. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 228. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 228, Patti Roberts 213, Sheila Roberts 211, Linda Taylor 209, Penny Connaghan 198, Barb Hanc 198, Onie Etcher 198, Wendy Murdoch 198, Rita Junkin 196, Virg. Fairey 188. Absent - Tammy Hawry- chuk. Night Hawks Bowling Feb. 6,1985 High Single - Lori O'Brien 260. High Triple - Lori O'Brien 682. Team Standings D. Sutcliffe 15583 pins, 20 points; D. Barrett 15155,15; C. Castle 14953, 15; K. Ovenden 14603,8; T. Wright 14414,7; M. Found 14031; 7. Games Over 200 D. Barrett 216, 224, K. Carnavale 209,242, L. O'Brien 205, 217, 260, K. Ovenden 205, C. Graham 225, D. Trewin 238, D. Sutcliffe 204, 236, V. Lloyd 220, A. Goemans 237, C. Castle 217, 203, D. Porter 207, M. Found 210, 238, J. Bridges 201, 213. Rubber Gloves Suedette-lined for easy-on, easy-off. Natural curved fingers for extra comfort. 7 Sizes S-M-L-XL Reg. Price $3.29 Sale *2.29 SAVE 33% !99 IIII nog. 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And that's exactly what Buckham Toros did Saturday night at Darlington Darlington against Midland. Already worked into a playoff fever pitch by a mid-week victory over an AAA team from Richmond Hill, Toros stormed onto the ice, quickly hemming in a surprised Midland defense with their tenacious fore-checking, crushing body- checks and blistering blasts from the blue line. At 9:22 of the first, Greg Healey took a pass on the fly from Neil Taylor, streaked down the left wing, issuing a pass to Stephen Smith in the slot who put it home. Within seconds, Shane Armstrong in full stride blasted one that left the goalie in suspension to put Toros ahead 2 - 0. Midland went on the power play three times in the first, scoring during the third to end the period 2-1. The Toro assault faded in the second period long enough to allow Midland to tie the score and set the scene for a third period battle. And what a battle it was with end-to-end action that left the fans hanging onto the edges of their seats as both teams took turns leading the attack. Tony Van Hoof cutting across in front of the net, picked up a pass from Doug Lever and Greg Goode and raised it over a sprawling goaltender. This proved to be the game winner and the battleground moved to Midland on Sunday. All players gave 100 percent and outstanding was Troy Mutton on defense in a fine two-way game. Sunday proved to be another crowd-pleaser as both teams realized the importance of the play. The scenario was the same but the plot was reversed reversed as Midland drew first blood forcing Bowmanville into catch-up which occurred. finally in the second when Tony Van Hoof repealed his fine performance of Saturday transferring a pass from Nicky Dennis and Doug Lever into a sensational goal. Within seconds, the Healey-Arm- strong-Smith line exploded again with Greg blasting one from the blue line into the net to put Toros ahead 2-1. Before the period was finished the score was tied once again setting up another third period contest. Fans were not disappointed with the play which held victory victory up for either team to take many times. Unfortunately, Midland grabbed it at 1:54 when Toros were unable to clear the puck away, from in front of their own net. The game ended 3 - 2 in favour of Midland, leaving the best of five series tied. Congratulations Congratulations to Mike Ruthard who played superior goaltending in both games. Considering the calibre of both of these teams, hockey fans should show up at Darlington next Saturday at 7:00 p.m. to see Toros win their next one, first hand. In mid-week action Toros proved their shooting skills by downing Richmond Hill 7 - 2 in an exciting fast-paced,game. 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