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I > The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 29, 1986 11 an eight team r, i There are still a | sport- talk m-im FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO--The Napanee Comets took victory over the Shamrocks by a score of 6-3 in Thursday's Intermediate contest at Memorial Arena. The two-hour game moved Napanee into first place to tie with Belleville Pepsis. Bob Marjerrison scored the first goal for the Shamrocks on a pass from Don Masters. Ball evened the score halfway through that period, and Bellringer sent the Comets out ahead again shortly after. Jim Olinski tied the score early in the second period with Ray Preston assisting. A little over a minute later McAllister sent the Comets in front to stay. The next goals were scored by Bellringer, Mullholland, Griffin, Marjerrison. John Fowler was outstanding in the net for the Comets. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO -- Tfié top ten scorei's in the Junior C League as of December 25th arc: Brad Davis, Port Hope, 27 goals; Ted Puck, Bowmanville, 28; Rory Gibbs, Bowmanville, 21; Barry Roy, Port Hope, 27; Gary Cox, Bowmanville, 25; Doug Christie, Port Perry, 27; Tim Neron, Frankford, 20; Boyd Knox, Bowmanville, 12; Bob Craig, Lindsay, 18; Phil Taylor, Port Hope, 17. TEAM STANDINGS -- In the Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League, the Blues have an outstanding record. Out of 13 games played, the team has a record of 12 and 0 with 1 tie game. Leading in scoring is J. Wood of Jamieson Carpentry with 20 goals, and 12 assists. FIGURE SKATING -- The Bowmanville Figure Skating Skating Club held their low test day on Sunday, December 14, at the Orono Club. Kristin Sanders earned her pre- his preliminary freeskate. Recèiving their Dutch waltz and canasta tango were: Michael Mirsch, Lori Mirsch, and Julie Henry. Larissa Traill and Jasmeet Riar both earned their Dutch waltz. Cara Gardner passed the canasta tango and the swing dance, Belinda Rees received her swing dance, Valerie Bush received her ten fox and fiesta tango, and Erin Flemming earned her ten fox, the fiesta tango and the willow waltz. In the high test held on Tuesday, December 16, in Whitby, Charlynne Tillcock earned her foxtrot and Melanie Baiser received her American waltz. FITNESS CENTRE -- Anyone interested in signing up for the winter session of swimming lessons at the Fitness Fitness Centre should have registered before Wednesday, December 2A Classes begin on January 5,1987. HOCKEY SCHOOL -- Anyone interested in attending the Trinity Hockey School, under the direction of Roger Neilson, may sign up for the upcoming summer sessions. The school is located on the campus of Trinity Trinity College, east of Toronto. For further information contact the Trinity Hockey School at 885-2828. DON'T FORGET -- A reminder to ice fishermen that as of Thursday, January 1, 1987, a resident sport fishing licence will be required to drop a line. Annual and four-day licences will be available. > SNO - PITCH -- Bowmanville Audio Vision Old- timers hockey* team ,are Men's Sno-pnch tourney at manville, on Saturday, January 17. few openings for teams. For details phone George Moore 623-5610 or Tom Wilson 623-2982. Non Contact Results Scoring Leaders Burke Division. Team D. Rickard, Twin Brand M. Clarey, TJ's E. Strand, TJ's B. Alldread, Twin Brand Oliver I J. Stainton, Hanc's D. Taylor, Courtice P. Henderson, Courtice R. Hall, Hanc's Christmas came a few days early for John Stainton of Hanc's who set a team scoring record Saturday night, leading his club to a 9-3 triumph over Clinic Pharmacy. Stainton fired 6 goals past a beleagured Mike Willoughby to Vault into the lead in the Oliver division scoring parade. The win enabled Hanc's to continue atop of the standings at the Christmas break. Twin Brand moved into sole possession of second place in the Burke division by G A Pts, 12 28 •40 15 19 • .34 14 18 32 18 ion 12 30 19 11 30 10 15 25 13 10 23 9 14 23 trouncing Dutchman BETA KING VIDEO Inc. DURHAM'S LARGEST „ &BEST jhSi. BETA SELECTION FREE MEMBERSHIP 434-5140 306 King St. W., Oshawa OVER 3000 MOVIES WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES 1 Store Hours: Mon. loTliurs, 9-9 Fri.&Sat. 9-10 Sunday 11-9 sikkfins a salin ■ gloss, soo-lhrough coaling lor interior wood surfaces " Iwo coals glvos a fully transparent washablo surlaco * needs no sanding soalor or varnish lop coal available In clear and sovornl wood lonos Available at cetabEi/Ei "nnr,parent so - : fentral Paint and Wallpaper 728-681)9 Oshav Lucky Winner Receives $1,000 in Newcastle Lions Draw The winner of the Newcastle Lions Club Christmas draw was awarded his $1,000 prize last Saturday. The draw raised $1360 and the Lions wish to thank all the merchants who put out boxes for the tickets to help in sales: Seen here at the presentation of the money are President and Draw Chairman Roy Hopkins, Hopkins, Rob Tapson, Matthew Tapson, Donna Tapson, Kirby Tapson and Reinhold Schumann, a member of the Lions Club Draw Committee. Lions Donate Christmas Gifts to Seniors the Flying 9-1 before a standing room only crowd. Twin Brand struck early by scoring twice in the opening minute to put the Dutchman under the gun before most fans settled in their seats. Terry Graham and John Ayre finished the evening with 2 goals apiece while five others managed singles as Twin Brand freewheeled in the Dutchman zone, firing a total of 46 shots to 17 for the losers. TJ's opened up a 4-0 lead before Shopper's got the sleep our of their eyes and were forced to settle for a 5-all tie in the 7:00 a.m. matchup Sunday. Mark Clarey continued his assault on opposing netminders by scoring 3 and adding 2 assists for TJ's. Mike Knight also had.a 5 point ( 2 and 3) game as Shoppers caught fire to earn the tie. Courtice spotted a 1-0 lead to Toby's but rebounded to earn a 3-1 victory as Dave Forrester shut down the Toby Shooters to earn his seventh victory of the campaign, A1 Junkin, hack from his extended vacation, scored a pair for the Courtice sejuad. The league executive wisli to take this opportunity to extend season's greetings to our sponsors whose assistance is greatly appreciated throughout the season. The Community Services Committee of the New- here are Lions Norm Smith, Sid DeJong, George Wal- castle Lions Club were hard at work last weekend ton, President Roy Hopkins, Stan Powell and Mike delivering gifts to seniors for Christmas. They deliv- Carter, ered 165 cases of soda pop and 14 poinsettias. Seen Select Teams Tyke: Optimist Club Novice: Frank's Variety Atom 1 : Darlington Auto Sales Atom 2: Bay Sports Pec Wee: I.O.O.F. Bantam: Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Midget: Deluxe Taxi Games Dec, 15,1986 Newcastle Arena Midget: Rcmax 5, Paul Strong 4, Kevin Smith 1 - Rotary 3, Brad Sainsbury 1, Randy Smit 2. Recreation Hockey Maggie B's 3, Dave McCullough 1, Don Burgess 1, Dan Player 1 - Graham's IGA l.Mikc Night 1. Games Sat., Dec. 20, 1086 Bowmanville Arena Bantam: ICool 4, Steve Kay 1, Billy MacIntyre 1, Mike Colbourne 1, Richard MacCheyne 1 - Squre Boy 2, Paul Chisholm 1, Adam Kiff 1. McGregors 4, Gilbert Holder 1, Scott Edmondson 1, Marc Peirce 2 - Nichols 2, as of Dec. 20, nisi! W I. T F A Pts. TYKE: A and R Flooring 8 2 42 10 18 London Life 4 2 4 25 21 12 Shoppers Drug 4 5 1 15 28 9 Skylight Donut 1 8 1 12 35 3 NOVICE: Adam and Eve 7 1 44 18 14 Bonded Pavine 5 2 1 25 17 11 Victoria and Grey 3 4 1 30 29 7 Jimmy's Place 2 3 3 22 25 7 Carter's Bakery 7 1 12 44 1 ATOM: London Life 6 2 30 6 14 Lange's Photo 5 1 2 45 22 12 Ontario Hydro 4 4 28 37 8 401 Esso 1 G 1 21 42 3 J and J Sharpening 1 6 1 20 37 3 PEE WEE: Mr, Submarine 7 1 24 10 15 McRobbie Photo C 2 33 19 12 Dykstra's Deli 2 3 2 18 21 G Hutton Transport 1 6 1 9 10 3 Checkers Variety 1 6 12 20 2 ■ BANTAM: Kool Enterprises 7 2 1 42 20 15 Nichols Motors 5 3 2 39 25 12 McGregor's Hardware 5 5 23 31 10 Square Boy 1 8 1 23 43 3 MIDGET: Rcmax (1 2 29 18 14 Graham's IGA 5 2 1 32 20 11 Maggie B's 2 .1 2 25 23 6 Rotary 7 1 11! 41 1 Martin Vanderheyden 1, Ian Knight 1. Pee Wee: Hutton 3, Jamie Sneed l, J. Woodcock 1, Scott Foster 1 - Checkers 1, Andy Krummenacher 1. McRobbie 4, Eric Smith 2, Kevin Farrow 1, Aaron Virtue 1 - Dykstra's 3, Scott Latin 1, Billy Coggins 2. Hydro 7, Darryl Hajducek 2, Kevin Colbourne 2, Tim Day 2, Jason Wichman 1 - J and J 4, Darryl Sewell 2, Adam Cota 1, Andy Perkins. 401 Esso 5, Trevor MacDonald 2, Mike Tallotti 2, Jerry Johnson 1 - Langes 4, Craig Rickard 1, Donny Richards 1, Joey Bate 2. Novice: Bonded 2, Peter Scliocp 2 - Adam and Eve 1, Less McCrory 1. Victoria and Grey 8, Steve Brinkman 2, Aaron Stoker 2, Kevin Jackson 3, Steve Coggins 1 - Carters 0. Shut Out Jason Barr. Tyke: A and It Flooring 5, Chris Pot 1, Niki Defrcitns 3, Jeff Finney 1 - Shoppers 0. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN. RADIAL 781 __ AU SEASON 299 Don Ay.. Shut Out Bradley St. John. Skylight 3, Brent Stockman 1, Robbie MacCheyne 1, Scott MacKay 1 - London Life 1, Jason Lange 1. Hospital League Bowling Dec. 16,1986 Ladies' High Single - Sharon Woodcock 313; Ladies' High Triple - Janice Woodcock 661; Ladies' High Average - Janice Woodcock 201, Men's High Single - Rick Lowe 316; Men's High Triple - Rodney Grccncly 715; Men's High Average - Phil Woodcock 214. Top Ton Averages: Phil Woodcock - 214, Rodney Greenley ■ 204, Janice Woodcock - 201, Art Atkinson - 200, Roy Woodcock -198, Susie Marshall - 198, Sharon Woodcock -191, Steve Fowler - 185, Brian Cnscagnette - 185, JimBarchnvil-179. Team No. 3 won first half with 82 pts. Happy holidays to everybody on the league. Kool Reaches Finals During Tournament On Monday, Dec. 22 Kool Bantams travelled to Newcastle to participate in a holiday hockey tournament. The opening game began at 7:00 a.m. and saw Kool meet host Newcastle and come away with a 3-2 victory. Newcastle opened the scoring but 4 minutes later Billy MacIntyre tied the game with an excellent shot, finishing off a fine play from Richard MacCheyne. With a minute and a half remaining in the 2nd period and the score 2-1 for Newcastle, Steve Bizi tied the score and then set up Scott Selleck for the winner. Excellent defensive play and strong goaltending were the hallmark of the scoreless third period. At 12:00 noon Kool met Bewdley in the "A" semis and overpowered them 7-0. Steve Bizi led the way with 3 goals while Richard Smit had 2 with singles going to Rich MacCheyne and Billy MacIntyre. Earning assists were Mike Colbourne with 2 and Rich MacCheyne, Billy MacIntyre, Bryan James and Steve Kay with one each. Dave Killens earned the shutout. The "A" championship saw Kool met Northminister of the OCHL and came up short. Although we skated and checked well we had too many penalties and too many missed opportunities. The result was a 5-1 loss with Steve Bizi scoring our lone goal after an excellent check by Scott Selleck got him the puck. Only our 3rd loss of the year this is the first time we have been beaten by more than 1 goal. Four Goals Leads Victory " •,t? l' . "x0 Led by Eric Janssens' 4-goal performance, the Bowmanville St. Marys Cement midgets came out ahead in a wide open hockey game by a 8-7 score over Port Perry on Dec. 15th. Port Perry jumped into an early 1-0 lead after only 0:20 seconds into the game. They then made it 2-0 at the halfway halfway mark of the period. Bowmanville cut the lead to 2-1 on Janssens' first of four goals with assists going to Rob Davidson and Chris Hall. Mike Houston tied the game with an unassisted goal 0:27 seconds after Janssens' goal. Port Perry made it 3-2 only to have Bowmanville come back and tie the game on a goal by Eric Janssens assisted by Mark Matheson and Chris Hall. In the second period, Janssens on his third goal of the game, gave the Toros the lead for the first when he scored from Matheson and Davidson. With Port Perry tying the game at 4-4, Eric Janssens scored from Rob Davidson and Dave Morrison to put his club ahead once again at 5 4. Port Perry then got two quick goals to jump into a 6-5 lead in the wide open game. Before the period ended, Scott Burns tied the game 6-6 with Brad Carnegie earning the lone assist. Rob Davidson gave the Toros a 7-6 lead when he scored after 0:32 seconds into the third period, Scott Brunt and Mark Matheson assisted. Port Perry, on a powerplay, tied the game once again only to have the Toros' Kevin Flintoff score what was to the eventual game winner with Scott Burns earning the assist. Concrete Facts: the St. Marys Cement Midget Hockey club have a bit of a break over the holidays and return to action Dec. 28 in the Lindsay- Ops Midget Tournament. The team at this time would like to extend a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you the readers and your families. They would also like to wish the Toros team participating in the Bowmanville Christmas Classic Tournament over the holidays the best of luck. 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 Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. .MILL and .YARD 328 Rltaon Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club was well represented at the Scugog Frollies in Lindsay on Dec. 13, with two of our local skaters receiving top honors. On the left is Cara Gardner, who was first in both the preliminaries and finals in the Novice B category. On the right is Jasmeet Ryar, who was first in the preliminaries and fifth in the finals of the Novice C category. Cement Men Win and Figure Skaters Do Well Lose in Campbellford The Bowmanville St. Marys Cement Midgets took part in the Dec. 14th Campbellford Midget Hockey Tournament. The one day tournament consisted, .of, teams from Oshawa, . .Sunderland, -Wàrkvyortli,, Newcastle, Norwood, Port Perry, Bowmanville and the host team Campbellford. The Toros' first game was against Warkworth and some superb goaltending by Bowmanville's Travis Martyn and a three goal performance by John Edmondson carried the Toros to a 4-1 win. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the first period when Dave Morrison scored on a shot from the point with Rob Davidson and John Edmondson assisting at 4:30. The 1-0 score held up thanks to Travis Martyn. The Toro goaltender was tested early and throughout the game by Warkworth but he came up with some super stops which left the opposition just shaking their heads. In the second period, and with a man advantage, John Edmondson got his first of three goals to give the Toros a 2-0 lead. Rob Davidson and Mike Houston assisted. Warkworth narrowed the score to 2-1 when they finally beat the Toro netminder on a scramble around the net. Martyn made the initial stop on a hard shot from the point. But the loose puck eluded the goaltender and in the scramble the Warkworth player put it across the goal line. With 0:50 seconds remaining in the period, Edmondson restored the Toro lead to two goals when he notched his second goal of the game. Holding on to a 3-1 lead in the third, Edmondson picked up his third goal of the game to give the Toros a 4-1 victory. Norwood 5 Bowmanville 2 In their second game, the Toros went up against Norwood to see which team would face-off against the other semi-final between Newcastle and the Port Perry Majors. Bowmanville's Mike Houston opened the scoring after only five seconds into the first period. ,,Chris Hall took the opening fàcè : off and got the puck to Houston, the Toro player breaking through the defence, let a low shot go that hit the corner for a 1-0 lead. With the Toros a man short, Norwood tied the game at 1-1. The period ended deadlocked at one apiece but again as in the first game, goaltending played a major role. This time the Toros' Darrin Bunker had to come up with a few big saves as Norwood outshot the Toros by a wide margin. In the second period, Norwood went ahead 2-1, capitalizing on their second straight powerplay when the Toros' Terry Kellett was sent off for roughing. Norwood then made it 3-1, while playing short-handed and a Toro giveaway lead to the goal. Brad Carnegie put the Toros back into the game when he finished off a play started by Scott Burns and Kevin Flintoff, cutting Norwood's lead to 3-2. Bowmanville pressed for the equalizer especially in the latter stages of the third period. However, the Toros were caught up ice, allowing Norwood to come out of their zone with a three-on-one which lead to their fourth goal with only 0:14 seconds remaining. Norwood ended up advancing to the final with a 5- 2 win with their fifth goal coming with 0:01 second left as Bowmanville was caught trying to remove their goaltending and couldn't get back in time to cover the final shot. 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