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Video Pee Wees Unable To Get Hold of Cobourg The Hooked on Video-Major Pee Wees (Toros) travelled to Cobourg on the 9th of Jan., 1987, for a league game against the .Cobourg team, whom the Toros have not defeated this season. The horrie team came out strong and scored two goals in 12 seconds, both due to miscues by Bowmanville, in the middle of the first period. There was no further scoring until early in the secônd, as the Toros went on the attack. Our No. 11, Dave "Zàmboni" Szabo scored from No. 12 Dana Barrett, Then Bowmanville tied the score at' 2- 2 as No. 6 Steve "Bam Bam" De Smedt scored from No. 5 Geoff Goode, Cobourg scored before the period ended for a 3- 2 lead. Cobourg scored two more goals late in the third, winning the game 5-2; The next day, 10 Jan., 1987, the Toros hosted Peterboro at Darlington Arena, a team they have not lost to this year.. The Peterboro team seemed prepared and ready to play hockey and scored the only two goals in the first period. There was no scoring in the second as both teams had their chances, but both goaltenders came up with some excellent saves. Twenty-sevén seconds into the third, Peterboro scored to make it 3-0. It seemed to take the wind out of the Toro sails, but, with a little encouragement. encouragement. from the "crowd", coaches and players themself, themself, Bowmanville came back to score 5 goals in the last 6 minutes of the game. It was accomplished through a team effort, through positive thinking and a little luck. Starting the comeback, the team captain. No. 16 Jeff "Flinter" Flintoff from Dana Barrett. Then Dana Barrett/ scored to make the score 3-2 for Peterboro, from Geof/ Goode. Steve "Bam Bam" ! Smedt tied the score froh Geoff Goode and CWd "Army" Armstrong. V^ie Toros ran into some penajies and displayed some exce/ent penalty killing. When jana Barrett's penalty was ovjr, he stepped on the ice and w£ fed, a perfect pass from our No. 7, Chris Brown for a breakaway and scored, to take a lead for the first time in the game. The Toros got an insurance goal from No. 9, Ryan Putnam, with assist to Chad Armstrong and Jeff Flintoff; Bowmanville winning the game 5-3. It is this kind of effort and support, that has the makings of a good team. Both goal- tenders No. 1 Geoff Smith and No. 30 Jason Hiscock deserve honourable mention for their performance between the pipes - keep your chin up! Also No. 2 Ron "Rooster" Luxton and No. ^Martin D'Entremont anchoring the defence. Supplying the power up front No. 10 Marty "Magician" Burgess and No. 14 Matthew "Matty" doughty. Keep up the good Work and positive attitude. | Remember-no pain-no gain! Checkers Atoms In Plflyoffs On Wednesday, Jan. 14th, the Checkers Variety Atom "B" Tearc( travelled to Port Perry, to play the last of their league ganes. The boys were fired-up for this game and played a great game, Our goal tending wss super as Jamie Doyle pla'yid his usual steady way. , I Chris McCarthy opened the scoring/with an unassisted goal. The next two goals were set dp by [Mike Nesbitt who botï times found his team- mite Jeff White to fire into the not. Tracy Lènke then got a tyss from Wayde Putnam ,flaking it four goals for the JToro's. But the Port Perry loys did manage to get one past Jamie Doyle. In the third • period, Bowmanville got one more goal when Tracy Lenke saw Alan McCullough who ended the scoring for the Toro's. Final score 5-1 Bowmanville. The boys are now looking ahead to play-offs where they will play their first round against Cobourg, The team will play their first game on Monday, Jan. 26th at 6:30 in the Darlington Arena. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 21, 1987 7 IOOF Pee Wee Selects Face Tough Opposition 7 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING iVosport Park frai l Fee -,?2 (12 and under free) Equipment Rental - $ 6 j (includes trail fee) 5 Trails Jiovice to expert 37 km of Trails 983-9141 Youth Bowling Seniors: Thursday, January 15,1987 Team Standings: Smith 12, Grant - 9, Wright - 7, Kirkton - 0; High Singles: K. Maynard - 329, 277; S. Brown - 244; N. Dudley - 241,246,228; K. Smith - 226; R. Sutcliffe - 218; D. Grant - 213; V. Sutherland - 209; A. Big Canoe-200. High Triples: K. Maynard - 746, N. Dudley - 715, D. Grant - 578. Juniors: Saturday, January 17,1987 Team Standings: Mulder - 16, Big Canoe -14, Hanc -14, Farrow - 7, McFeeters - 7, Brown-5. High Singles : S. Brown - 277, G. Evans - 274, D. Rodgers - 256, S. Sansom - 225, D. Big Canoe -196, D. Wright -187. High Triples: G. Evans - 664, S. Brown - 606, D. Rodgers - 600, S. Sansom - 553, D. Big Canoe - 525, C. Richards - 523. Winners: On Sunday, January 11,1987 at Motor City in Oshawa, the Junior Boys won the Annual Tournament with a total of 3150 for 3 games. R. Mulder won the silver souvenir for his 317 single and also the high triple with 719. G. Evans won the high single award with his 315 game. Congratulations to the team members, S. Brown, R. Mulder, G. Evans, E. Cook and ,E. Evers and to their coach, Bonnie Brown. Bantams: Saturday, January 17,1987 Team Standings: "A": Terry -12, Buma -12, Vickery -11, Aitchison -11, Britton -10, MacArthur-7. "B": Hyland -16, Ruelland- 14, Maillet - 12, Barlow - 9, Pearson - 7; Jenkins - 5. High Singles "A": B. MacArthur - 185, T. Burns - 181, P. Vesna - 157, J. Gusterson -157. "B": S. Hill-170, S. Hyland - 143, M. Bourke - 140, C. Jackson-139. High Triples "A": B. MacArthur - 453, P. Vesna - 449, L. Hyland - 449, T. Burns - 445. "B": S. Hyland - 382, C. Jackson - 381, S. Hill - 375, M. Bourke-360. Tykes: Saturday, January 17,1987 Team Standings: Appaloosa -13, Stallion -11, Belgian -10, Arabian - 5, Pony - 4, Mustang -2. High Singles: C. Peldiak - 114, C. Gusterson - 113, D.- Humber -112, S. Vickery - 111, 101; B. Huggins -106. High Double: S. Vickery - 212. Triple F January 16,1987 B. Vroom - 7, A. Atkinson - 6, N. Bakker - 6, A. Mulder - 4, H. Vandergaast - 4, D. Vanabbema - 4, P. Glasbergen - 4, J. Rozema - 4, A. Bonsma - 3, M. Rozema - 3. Ladies' High Single: Trix Vandergaast - 290; Men's High Single: Bill Vroom-335. Ladies' High Triple: Ann Vandermeer - 665; Men's High Triple: Bill Vroom-788. Ladies' High Average: Ann Vandermeer -193; Men's High Average: Bill Vroom -239. Panthers and Eagles Lock Horns in Bowmanville SUIT UP AND ÏAVE $$$ DURING DISCOUNT /TAG DAYS THU1S. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY SHIPLEY SUITS $ 199. 00 J reg. $325.00 (Adth throw-away vests) THAT'S A SAVINGS OF 38% OFF THE REGULAR PRICE at Ken's Men's Wear 5 Temperance St. N. fnextdoortoTD Bank) owmanville 623-5880 « ... ^. ■ ■- .w- y», . '"i. "j-z/fr t < ; 1 . 1 On Sunday night at Bowmanville Arena, Port Hope Panthers put on a great show for the fans as they defeated the Cowan Eagles 7 to 5 in an exciting game. Much of the credit for the win has to eo to Panthers' goalie, Scott Birkhof, who was hot, >- i v-'a- ,.V 1 '. Ï, <• . A ./ stopping many pucks that appeared to be sure goals. He is shown here smothering the puck with Troy Foster of the Eagles trying to push it in and Port Hope defenders Jeff Dawson and Jon Clieff doing their best to foil the attempt. The I.O.O.F. sponsored Pee Wee Selects have played three games so far in 1987. Although they ended up on the short end of the score in all three, the team continues to improve and give a good effort. On Jan. 5, the boys travelled to Oshawa to face the Oshawa Church Hockey League Selects and dropped a 5-0 decision. The opposition was still conducting try-outs and their play showed this as everyone was looking to make the team. Goaltender Darrin Higgon kept the score respectable with some timely saves, Jeff Pickle and Christian Forsey continued their steady play on defence and Dave Smith, playing his first game a center caused the most problems for the opposition. On Saturday, Jan. 10, the local boys hosted the Minor Selects from Newmarket at Newcastle. In a game that could have gone either way, the Bowmanville team was stopped cold by two red-hot goaltenders who combined for a 2-0 shutout. Kevin Farrow, Kent Vanderheyden and Ryan Recker were all seen shaking their heads at some of the saves. The I.O.O.F. lads were looking for revenge as they took to the ice at the Darlington Sorts Center on Friday Jan. 16 to face the Whitby Warriors Major Selects. Still smarting from their 8-0 thrashing in their previous encounter and knowing they play better on the larger ice surface, the I.O.O.F. Pee Wees would not be held off the score sheet this time. This was a fast-paced entertaining game that was tied 4-4 after 2 periods but ended 8-5 for the visitors. Leading the attack for the home side was Kevin Farrow with a goal and 2 assists while Jeff Martin and Kent . Vanderheyden chipped in with a goal and an assist each. Craig Forsey and Dave Smith added singles. Dave Rice, Darryl McKenzie, Ryan Becker and Mike Bradley earned one assist each. Goaltender Roger LeBlanc, filling in for injured netminder Darrin Higgin, was steady between the pipes, against a team that could ice three very good offensive lines. Next game is Jan. 23rd at. 8:00 p.m. in Orono. Durham Wood Win 2 Games by Bob Sheridan On Friday night last/ Durham Wood Products' came back from a three game losing streak. Bob De-' blois led our attack with three goals. Bob Sheridan scored two, with singles going to Hugh German and' Siegi Rohr. On Sunday morning we played Newcastle and defeated defeated them 5-1. Art Hester who had played a solid game on Friday night was almost flawless in this contest. contest. Dave Roote finally beat him with only three'mi- nutes left in the third period. David Green and Bob Hellam led our attack': with two goals each. Hugh German, one of our most capable and consistent performers performers both at forward and on defense, scored the fifth. goal. The other forwards, , Grant Flintoff, Bob Sheridan, Sheridan, Ron Rushak and Barry Oliver, played good positional positional hockey to frustrate the opposition. On defense, Grant Wright - and Warren Townsley were excellent. Thanks to Donny Smith and Ken Ashton from Heritage House, who capa-. bly augmented our defense corps for the Sunday morning morning contest. *UlCUiJl We would like to thank you for the best year ever in our company's history. Sales of General Motors' Pontiacs, Buicks and GMC trucks exceeded our previous best year, and were the highest since 166 King Street East became a dealership, almost 50 years ago. From the whole staff at COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK LTD., we again thank you for your patronage and remind you that our commitment to your satisfaction has just begun . . . .... -A TOM COWAN, Pres. Mt. '1H1 liV? "v - ' vS/H' n * ' ijj.V MURRAY O'BRIEN, Sales Mgr. RON MUTTON DON GROVES TOMM MAYNES WELDON BROWN CLIFF SINCLAIR oOUMOftouilU'i (jen&ial MoloU îbealeà JOHN MAJCHER, Used Car Mgr. EARL McQUEEN LOU STAVRAKOS J COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396