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t The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, January 14, 1987 7 Impressive Record for Darlington Auto Atoms The Darlington Auto Major Atom Select team has played seven games since December 21 Out of the seven games they have won four, tied two and lost one, A terrific effort by everyone! The game against Goulding Park in Toronto was very evenly matched with both teams scoring two goals. Our goals were scored by Jason Wichman unassisted and Joey Bate assisted by Adam Cota and Scott Anderson. In the round robin tournament with Ajax and Whitby, we defeated Ajax by a score of 4-2 with goals being scored by Jeff Johnston 2, Joey Bate 1, and Kevin 1 Colbourne 1. Whitby defeated us 4-1, our only loss so far in this tournament. Craig Rickard scored our one goal. However, in another game against Whitby this past weekend, we tied Whitby to keep us tied for first place in the round robin. Adam Cota scored the goal with Joey Bate and Robert McLellan getting the assists. Whitby 1 - Bowmanville 1. A Port Perry Pee Wee team played us in Newcastle on January 3 and they lost 7-0. In spite of Port Perry's size our players kept right with them. Our goals were scored by Darrell Sewell 2, Jason Wichman 2, Andrew Perkins 1, Joey Bate 1, and Carlo Warr 1. Assists went to Andrew Perkins 2, Jeff Johnston 1. Kevin Bullock 1, Craig Rickard 1, Matt Yeo 1, Darrell Sewell 1, Carlo Warr 1, Adam Cota 1, and Jason Moore 1. Sarah's second shutout of this seven game cycle was against NASC Selects from Oshawa.Andrew Perkins opened the scoring with assists from Kevin Bullock and Darrell Sewell. Joey Bate assisted by Adam Cota got the second goal. Adam Cota and Kevin Colbourne got the last two goals with assists from Kevin Colbourne 1, Jason Wichman 2, and Jeff Johnston. Final adore 4-0 for Bowmanville. Port Hope always gives us a good game but again we came out with a 3-1 win. Scott Anderson, Kevin Colbourne and Andrew Perkins got our goals with Kevin Bullock, Adam Cota and Jason Wichman Wichman getting the assists. In the last seven games we have scored 22 goals and let in 10. We hope to do just as well in the Brandford Tournament on the 17th and 18th of January. Keep up the good work team!' * , ' Non Contact Results Selects Down Stouffville Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Selects played three games over the Christmas break, winning, losing and tying. The loss was against Ajax, a team that is proving to be a tough opponent as the S & G boys only losses have been against them. The score was 4-2, the Selects were always in the game and could have won had they been able to score on the many-opportunities that they created. Scott Sel- leck played well in this game who along with Sean Snow were always worrying the Ajax defence. The win came at the expense expense of Stouffville, the score was 6-4. It too was a close game with both teams having some good opportunities, opportunities, Michael Colbourne Colbourne played well as a forward forward and Andrew Day played sound defence, making making some good checks. Dustin Dustin Couch, who is playing better in every game, broke up many rushes by the opponents opponents and was > very steady throughout • -dhe game. •.•mi :•«•••» The tied game was against the OCHL and it was a very good game to watch. The manager of the Bowmanville Bowmanville team had suggested to the team that they would do well if they prevented the Oshawa team from scoring ten goals. However, the Selects played good, conservative conservative hockey and were full value for the tie. The OCHL Selects opened the scoring when Bowmanville left the net unprotected, allowing allowing the opponents an unobstructed unobstructed shot on goal. Steven Steven Bizi scored for Bowmanville Bowmanville in the third period after making a tremendous effort to get a shot away as 'he was checked on each side. Jeremy Snowden played a very good game working hard on every shift. The team worked well together on this outing as they prepare prepare for their first tournament. tournament. This is a good sign, all the best in Brantford boys. ' J&J is Sharp In Tournament By Len Perkins J&J Sharpening participated participated .in the Whitby Optimists' Optimists' 16 team Atom House League Tournament from December 26th to 28th. After losing to Brooklin Esso, 3-2 in a well played game, the team rallied to . defeat Ajax's Kennedy Sports, 5-3 and tie Whitbyls Valentino's 1-1, which put* them into the playoff round. Following a thrilling 5-3 overtime victory over the Victoria-Grey Nationals in the quarter-finals, the team went on to meet Lange's^ Photo in the championship, round? 'Bdtti t'èâiris plâÿed' extremely well. Lange's eventually emerged the winners, 3-2 in overtime, in the closely played match. Congratulations go to Oshawa's Harmony Atoms, the eventual tournament winners, and to the J&J team members: goalie Rob Robbins; defensemen Kevin Bullock, Darren Donohue, Rob Maclvér, Matt Yeo; and forwards Adam Cota, Ryan MacKen- zie, Andrew Perkins, Ken Pingle, Darrell Sewell, Derek Unsworth, Robbie Watson and Ryan Wright, whose outstanding effort and team play sparkled throughout the tournament. Triple F B. Vroom 3, J. Rozema 3, H. Vandergaast 2, M. Rozema 2, A Atkinson 2, A. Bonsma 1, N. Bakker 1, P. Glasbergen 1, D. Vanabbema 0, A. Mulder 0. High Single Ladles Doreen Bakker 221 High Single Men John Rozema 301 High Triple Ladies Shirley Vanbelle 545 High Triple Men John Rozema 770 High Average Ladies Shirley VanBelle 181 Doreen Bakker 181 High Averagd Men John Rozema 256 Bill Vroom 4, Art Atkinson 4, Hammy Vandergaast 4, Nick Bakker 4, Andy Mulder 3, John Rozema 3, Andy Bonsma 2, Dirk Vanabbema 2, Mel Rozema 2, Peter Glasbergen 2. High Single Ladles Hotty Vandergaast 236 High Single Men Andy Mulder 283 High Triple Ladies Hotty Vandergaast 660 High Triple Men Andy Mulder 794 High,Average Ladles Hotty Vandergaast 191 High Average Men Bill Vroom 227 London Life Downs Shoppers The Saturday, Jan 3rd game between London Life and the Shoppers Drug Mart Tykes showed that players from both teams must have been toning their skills with a bit of road- hockey over the Christmas break. Jason Lange scored both goals for London Life and teamed-up with ' Greg Masterson on a beautiful little pass play which demonstrated how far along all of these young players have come in such a short period of time. ' Dave Leppert scored; if or Shoppers with ia hard,Arising shot to the right high corner of the net, ' All players on both clubs played well. There were some "star" performances however, by the goalies (Jason Knox for London Life and Brad Chapman for Shoppers), Trevor Wright (L/ L) made three lovely defensive plays, Bret Pakosta (L / L), Michael McLeod (L / L) and Jim Coggins (Shoppers) were "digging" all the time they were on the ice. Some of the players had nearly as much fun as I did. On behalf of the Shoppers Drug Mart Tykes and the rest of the London Life squad, may we wish everyone a very Happy New Year. Winner Donates Bike to Family Services TREE Cross Country Skiing Mosport Park THIS WEEKEND ONLY NO TRAIL FEE EQUIPMENT RENTAL AVAILABLE 983-9141 Some lucky youngster will be the recipient of this bicycle following a Christmas Christmas draw at Hanc's Chicken and Ribs on Dec. 24. The winner of the bike, Tom Calvert (right), has decided to donate the bike to Family Services with the stipulation that it go to a Bowmanville youngster. Helping Mr. Calvert hold the prize for the picture is restaurant owner Victor Hanc. Video Pee Wees Earn Win Against Peterborough On December 20th, the Bowmanville Hooked-On- Video Pee Wees travelled north to take on Peterborough at the Kinsmen Arena. In the first period the Toros showed Peterborough that they were there to play hockey. Jeff Flintoff scored twice 20 seconds apart with a single going to Chad; Armstrong to end the first, period with a 3-1 lead. In the second period, Peterborough scored to narrow the margin to 3-2. But the Toros thought "No way" and scored 3 more goals to end the period leading 6-3, The third period was dominated by the Toros. They scored two more goals to end the game with a 8-4 victory. Congratulations to the team for an excellent effort. After a busy Christmas the Hooked on Video Pee Wees were involved in the Bowmanville Christmas Classic Tournament. Playing their first game, against Port Hope. The game ended in a 5-5 tie, and this is how the scoring went. Bowmanville scored first when Chad Armstrong put the puck past the Port Hope goaltender. Port Hope came back to take the lead when they also scored a goal in the first period and one in the second. The score at the end of the second period read Port Hope 2, Toros 1. The third period was all Bowmanville who took the lead 5-4 then with only 21 seconds left Port Hope Liberty Liberty Belles K. Dustin - 3, 1875; R. Wright - 3, 1787; F. Sleep - 2, 1965; J. Hanthorn -1 Vu, 1719; C. Roberts - 1 Vfj 1719; R. Junkin -1,1760; F. Bullock - 0, 1718; C. Hopcroft - 0,1710. F. Sleep - 257, C. Roberts - 242, F. Bullock - 231, E. Etcher - 223, R. Junkin - 215, R. Wright - 214, J. McMullen - 211, J.. Wraith - 205, J. Hanthorn - 203, G. DeVerteuil - 197. High Single - F. Sleep 315. High Double - F. Sleep 514. High Average - 257 F. Sleep. Town & Country Bowling Results JANUARY 4/ 87 1st place: Joan Gibbs 7 points, Walter Curr 7 points. 2nd Place: Mike Powers 5 points. 3rd Place: Brenda Kilmer 4 points. 4th Place: Linda Bentley 3 points. 5th Place: Randy Gibbs 2 points. oth Place: Brian Terry 0 points, Steve Zealand 0 points. LADIES HIGH TRIPLE Bonnie Gibbs 654 MENS HIGH TRIPLE Mike Powers 696 LADIES HIGH SINGLE Carol Barrett 270 MENS HIGH SINGLE Randy Gibbs 292 250 AND OVER CLUB Carol Barrett 270 Joan Gibbs 265 scored to end the game in a tie. Latèr on that day the Pee Wees had to face another match against Kingston Township, where the fans saw the Toros down Kingston with an excellent performance. Kingston opened the scoring at the 8,: >0 mark of the first period. Only ' for the Toros- to come back'and , tie up . the game about a ' minute later, when Matthew Doughty scored unassisted. Kingston scored once more to end the first period with a 2-1 lead. The Toros knew they had to get down to some serious hockey in order to beat this team. Marty Burgess scored in the second period to tie the game at 2 with an assist going to Geoff Goode. Matthew Doughty scored his second of the night to take the lead for the first time in the game. He was fed an excellent pass from Ryan Putnam and sunk it behind Kingston's goal- tender. The second period ended with the Toros in a one goal lead. The third period was all Bowmanville seeing Matthew Doughty score a hattrick at the 9:03 mark. The team effort was fantastic with each member of the team' working hard enough to win the game 6-2. The last two goals were 30 seconds apart going to Jeff Flintoff and Ryan Putnam. Congratulations to the team for a game well played. After a night's rest the Toros were us against a team from the MTHL, Wet Mall Wolves. The game was rough and tough, but with the poor refereing done by you know who, the fans saw the home team penalized double to what the visitors were. However, the Toros played well under these circumstances. circumstances. All of the scoring was done in the first period with West Mall winning 3-1. The Wolves advanced to the finals where they lost to Cobourg. The Toros advanced to the "C" division where they faced Port Perry. If you thought the West Mall game was poorly refereed you should have seen this game. It was unreal, I am one who agrees on penalizing a team when they deserve it. But, I have never seen referees so against one team in all my life. I think these two uneducated referees should clean up their act or find themselves a job they can handle: This game was so out of hand the referees even had the fans on their backs. However, on with the game. In the first period Port Perry scored twice to take a 2-0 lead. Bowmanville got a goal with 50 seconds remaining in the second period, when Steven De Smedt fed a nice pass to David Szabo who made sure the puck went by the Port Perry goaltender. The third period Bowmanville played well but could not put the biscuit in the basket. Port Perry scored two more goals to win the "C" division championship. The Toro's were the "C" division finalists. Congratulations Toros. Battle for First and Second Place On Sat., Jan 10th Kool met Nichols in a battle of first and second place clubs in the House League Bantam Division. Both teams got off to a fast start when Richard MacCheyne scored following a nice play by Billy MacIntyre on the first shift of the game, then Nichols scored to tie the game on the second shift. From that point on Kool dominated the game, outshooting, outchecking and outscoring Nichols. Kool opened up a 6-1 lead on goals by Richard MacCheyne and Scott Selleck, Billy MacIntyre from Steve Bizi then Steve from Richard Smit and Scott and Steve's second unassisted and finally Andrew Day from Richard MacCheyne and Billy MacIntyre. Nichols narrowed the gap to 6-3 but Kool tightened up and played good defensive hockey in the third period to put the game away. The defence of Andrew Day, Chris Gordon, Bryan James and Steve Kay played a strong game in front of goaltender Dave Killens who made several fine saves during the game. Each forward line played well, forechecking, backchecking and setting up offensive plays. OUTCLASSES WHITBY On Fri. Jan. 9th, Darlington was the site of the first meeting of the year between Bantam teams from Bowmanville and Whitby and the game ended with a 5-2 victory for • Bowmanville. Steve Bizi got the evening's event off to a fast start by scoring 14 seconds into the game when his hard shot found the top corner of the net. Steve Kay assisted on this goal. Two and a half minutes later Scott Selleck scored when, he finished off a fine three-way play from Richard MacCheyne and Andrew Day. Kevin Jay scored Kool's third from Steve Bizi and Billy MacIntyre off a scramble in front of the Whitby net. In the second period, Richard MacCheyne finished Kool's scoring on the night by netting two on the same shift. His first was from Richad Smit and Scott Selleck while his second was from Richard and Andrew. Kool's close checking broke down briefly, allowing Whitby to close the gap to 5-2. Kool soon recovered and shut down the Whitby team. However, they were unlucky around the Whitby net where a great deal of the third period was played. Backed by the solid goaltending goaltending of Barry Roberts, the Flying Dutchman earned a 2-2 draw with -TJ's Roadhouse in Saturday's opener. Roberts kicked out all 27 TJ shots over 2 periods while Harold Leach and A1 Warren, on a Don Bracey giveaway, sent the Dutchman to the dressing room with a 2 goal lead. However, a sermon by, TJ leader Erik Strand during intermission, inspired the troops and his squad poured on the pressure during the opening minutes of the third, resulting in goals by Warren Alder and Strand to tie the score. Five goals within an 8 minute span during the final stanza lifted Courtice Auto to within 3 points of first place in the Oliver Division standings. Courtice outscored Hanc's, who led 3-2 at one point, and skated to a 7-4 win. Pete Henderson and A1 Junkin each scored twice for the winners while A1 Short recorded his fourth of the campaign for Hanc's. A six point performance including 3 goals by Doug Kool Even With McGregor On Sat., Jan 3rd, Kool and McGregor opened the second half of their season with a 2-2 tie. The game was a sluggish affair with Kool dominating territorially but unable to either finish their plays or beat the goaltender. Kool got off to a 1-0 lead when Steve Bizi knocked in a rebound following a shot from the point by Andrew Day. Kevin Jay also earned an assist on Steve's goal. Kool continued to be snake- bitten around our own goal when a long hot deflected off a defender's stick into our own net to tie the score. With the score 2-1 in favour of McGregors and less than two minutes remaining. Kool was finally able to beat Scott Hanthorn when Richard MacCheyne backhanded in Kool's second goal during a goal mouth scramble. Assisting on Richard's goal were Bryan James and Richard Smit. Hospital Bowling January 6,1987 Ladies' High Single - Charlotte Cascagnette - 253; Ladies' High Triple -' Charlotte Cascagnette - 1 662; Ladies' High Average - Charlotte Cascagnette-220. Men's High Single - Phil Woodcock - 315; Men's High Triple - Phil Woodcock - 790; Men's High Average - Phil Woodcock-263. Top Ten Averages: Phil Woodcock - 263, Roy Woodcock - 228, Charlotte Cascagnette - 220, Susie Marshall - 210, Rick Lowe - 206, Art Atkinson - 204, Steve Fowler - 202, Rodney Greenley - 200, Sharon Woodcock - 191, Jim Barchard-191. Team number 3 is in first place with 8 points. Happy 30th birthday Rodney. Rickard gave Twin Brand an important 8-3 win over Shoppers in Sunday's 7:00 a.m. matchup. Rickard's 6 points moved him 12 ahead of his nearest rival in Burke conference scoring and more importantly allowed Twin Brand to open up a 3 point lead over Shoppers in team standings. Bernie Alldread also had a big game scoring once and assisting on 4 others. Toby's outlasted Clinic to pick up a 7-5 win in the final game. Three goals by Tom McLean and a pair by Mitch Clouthier left Clinic mired in the basement of the Oliver Division. Dave Shrives fired a pair and chipped in with 2 assists to lead clinic scorers. All teams are reminded of the Non-Contact Tournament being held on April 3, 4 and 5. Invitations have been mailed and teams accepted will be on a first come basis as space is limited. Victory Moves McGregor into Second Place On Saturday, January 10, MacGregor Hardware won a 4-2 victory over Square Boy Pizza to take a one point lead into second place of the Bantam division. They are to be highly commended commended as half the team has been struck by a virus which kept four boys off the ice and three others probably probably should have been off. Being short handed .the boys decided to play hard at the beginning of the game, putting in three goals in quick succession. One at 14:31 by Mark Peirce; one at 12:01 by Gilbert Holder and one at 9:03 by Jeff Acheson. There has been a notica- ble improvement in passing which accounts for the récent récent rise in success. The team in the last five games has won four and tied one. The second period was fast and hard hitting with only one goal by Mark Peirce and two team penalties. penalties. The third period saw only two penalties by the team: In the later part of the game as the boys were getting getting tired from double shifting shifting due to lack of replacements, replacements, the fresher Square Boys were able to get by and put in two goals. Scott Hanthorne, our goalie, despite being ill, played an outstanding game. Thanks Scott. Hang in there Shawn Connolly, Connolly, one of those pucks is going in that net yet. Watch out, little Shawn is getting lean, mean and tough. Keep up the passing and position play boys, you played a great game. Let's go all the way. Rick and Pam, hope you enjoyed yourselves at the Oshawa Generals game. You deserved it. Think Canadian * ian\ SINCE 1917 Announcing MURRAY JOHNSTON'S OPEN UNTIL 8:00 p.m. WEEKDAYS CAR WASH CENTRE Baseline and Waverley Rd. 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