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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 3,1986 9 Eagles Halt Panthers 9 Win Streak by DanMoriarity The Cowan Pontiac Bowmanville Eagles Junior C hockey team extended their unbeaten string at home to eight games on Sunday night with an easy 10-4 victory over the visiting Madoc Hurricanes. As they have done on a couple of occasions this year, the Eagles got out to a very fast start, scoring four goals before the* game was 3 3/ 4 minutes old. Randy Ellis opened the scoring at 1:13 and Brian Heard followed with Bowmanville's second goal which came 32 seconds later. The Hurricanes must have realized that they were in for a long night when Rob Schlechter and Chris Dreossi scored just 8 seconds apart at 3:32 and 3:40 respectively to give the Eagles a 4-0 advantage at this early stage On Thursday evening at the Sports Complex in Port Hope, the Bowmanville Cowan Junior C Eagles ended the Panthers' seven game winning streak by defeating them 9-5 in a game that was quite chippy at times. Sticks were up quite high in this skirmish against the boards at the south end of the arena, but nothing major developed with the referee keeping a close eye on the encounter. Bantam 2s Win "B" Title A breakaway goal by Tim Partridge with one second left in sudden death overtime, overtime, gave the Durham Building Supplies Bantam 2's a 2-1 victory " over ' Frankford and the "B" Championship in the Wel lington Bantam Tournament Tournament November 22. It climaxed an exciting game, as.the Toros battled from behind, with a late 3rd period'" goal to force the overtime. //, Bowmanville lost its Three More Victories The Dennis Pizza Novice Toros have played approximately approximately one-third of their season (19 games) which have included 9 league games. They have provided their fans with exciting hockey and discipline play and are more than holding their own in these games. On Friday night they travelled to Pickering to play a nine year old Novice (B) team, The Toros started out slowly and fell behind 2-0 before they woke up and scored five unanswered goals for a 5 - 2 victory. Andrew Ferguson led the way with three goals and one assist, followed by Paul Goff with one goal and 2 assists, Ian Taggart with one goal and two assists, and single assists to Jason Jackman. Quite a night for Andrew's line as they accounted for ten points. On Saturday, the Toros played in the Port Hope Tournament and after a most exciting 1-0 win in their first game against Oshawa LHL Canadians, they lost in the 2nd round to Arch Rivals, Cobourg (6-2), to be ousted from the tournament. A shutout to Ryan Stainton in the first game and an all star selection. Jason Jackman also received a trophy for 1st Star of the : game and his goal (unassisted) (unassisted) was the winner. The Toros' second game was against Cobourg, who had split with the Toros in league play in the two games so far this season. However, Cobourg had earlier defeated Port Hope 14 - 0 and our players players tried their best but came out on the losing end, Andrew Ferguson scored first on a beautiful passing play by Jason Jeffreys and Jason Jackman and the score was a respectable 3-1 after two periods, but Cobourg was just too strong. Final Bowmanville Bowmanville tally was by Jason Jackman with two minutes to play. Jason again received a game star and a hockey stick for his efforts. Byron Harnum played well for the Toros but Cobourg was relentless in their checking and deserved this 6-2 win. Our final weekend game was Sunday in Scarborough and the Toros came away with a 3-2 victory. Quite a weekend for the Pizza boys who will have their pace slowed down for the next two weeks for their families to catch their breath and do some Christmas shopping. Their parents have maintained a very positive outlook with their sons and must be applauded for their dedication. Thanks very much! Jimmy's Downs Norm's Deli In the first game on Thursday, Thursday, November 20th, Jimmy's Flame Broil defeated Norm's Deli 7-1. Scoring for Jimmy's were Bill Peterman 3, Don Daigle, Steve Taylor, Gary Dussel- dorp, and Nick Wind. Assists went to Darrel Rowe 3, Gary Dusseldôrp 2, and Bill Hogarth. Hogarth. Scoring for Norm's was Rod -Plain with an assist to John Conboy. In the second game of the evening, Hunt's Photo Studio moved in to sole posession of 1st place by defeating Darlington Darlington Auto Centre 4-2. Scoring for Hunts were Darcy Darcy Huber 2, Mike Wade 1, and Russ Carruthers. Assists went to Brad Prentice 2, Bill Prentice Prentice 2, and Doug Rickard. Scoring for Darlington Auto were Doug Crough and Mark Ellis. Assists went to Greg Smith 2, and Doug Crough. In the third game, Brothers Pizza defeated the Castle Hotel 4-2. Scoring for Brothers were Mike Adams, Colin Dale, D Carl Neilson, and Dan Gervais. Assists went to Mike Adams 2, and Dan Gervais. Scoring for Castle were Nick VanScggclen, and Terry Van- schyndcl, Assists went to Don Farrow, Dwayne Major and Stan Konowanskl. of the game. Eric Brinks put Madoc on the board at 14:23 but Chris Michelson restored Bowmanville's 4 goal lead less than two minutes later. The Hurricanes added a late goal at 19:20 to make it a 5-2 hockey game after 20 minutes of play. Mark Hickey tipped in a Kelly Armstrong shot from the point at 8:16 of the second frame to give the Eagles a 6-2 lead and Brian Heard's second goal of game not quite 3 minutes later sent the teams to the locker room for the second intermission with Bowmanville holding a 7-2 advantage. Not content with a five goal lead, the Eagles posted two more markers at 6:11 and 7:55 respectively, with Mark Hickey and Darcy Huber doing the damage. Scott Foley of the Hurricanes tried to make it respectable, scoring a pair of goals in the second half of the period biif it was too little too late and a late insurance goal by the Eagles at 19:44 rounded out the scoring with Bowmanville prevailing by a 10-4 margin. The game's three stars went to Hickey, Foley and Michelson while netminder Scott Hooper, who made many excellent saves, Brian Heard, who had a pair of goals and two assists, Kelly Armstrong who had two assists and has been consistently improving his defensive skills and Chris Dreossi all played well. A welcome addition to the Eagles' lineup is the return of D'Arcy Huber. D'Arcy can really help the team if he is willing to make a consistent effort and has been one of their top players in the past. With the win on Sunday, the Eagles improved their home record to 8 wins, no losses and no ties. The team has a 3-3-0 record on the road and lead Ajax by 3 points for the top spot in their divisional standing. 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The Toros struck for six second period goals in their highest output of the season. Dalton started it off on an end to end rush. He was followed by Scott MacKinnon from Dan Szuch and Ewles, Steve McCullough from Clemens, Tim Partridge from Elwes and Jim Pithie; Clemens (his 3rd of the game) from Szuch; and finally Laird from Clemens. Clemens received received the MVP award scoring scoring five points. In the Championship against Frankford, the Toros dominated the game, but couldn't put the puck in the net. Frankford took the lead early in the 2nd period. Bowmanville had seven power play chances, but it wasn't until the last one that Duczmalewski scored from a scramble in front. Partridge Partridge and Szuch assisted. The two teams battled into the sudden death overtime, as goaltcndcr Wright made several key stops to keep the score tied. Just prior to Partridge's winner, Frankford had missed a clear cut breakaway breakaway as Wright forced the shooter to shoot wide. The puck ended up at centre on Partridge's stick, and he proceeded to go in and put the puck in the top right corner. Partridge was the game's MVP. Congratulations Congratulations boys on a good day and job well done! Bent Baltimore On Tuesday, November 18 the Toros edged Baltimore 3-2 in Baltimore in league play. Bowmanville struck for 2 first period goals. Greg Porlelancc from Tim Powers Powers and Duczmalewski, and Duczmalewski from Don Szuch, The Toros slopped skating, and Baltimore battled battled back to knot the score at 2 on two power play opportunities. opportunities. However, just 27 seconds alter Baltimore tied Hie game, Steve McCullough McCullough scored the winner from MacKinnon and Partridge. Partridge. 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