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i i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 21,1987 Bantam 2's Win Tournament Major Midgets Building Town S P oHs oidtimers Present >1,000 Cheque to Arena Fund Durham Building Supplies Bantam 2's won their third tournament in Brighton on the weekend of January 10-11, taking the "B" championship in a hard-hitting, evenly- matched game against Peterborough. However, the road to victory was not withoùt hardship. Game one against Campbellford found the Toros flat, off their game plan and served as a pivot, directing the team into the 'B' series with a 6-0 loss. Game two against Kitchener was a different matter. Humiliated by their rare defeat, Toros stormed onto the ice, pumped up with adrenalin and ready for revenge. Tim Powers, playing a solid game, counting for four goals and one assist, opened the scoring at 9:44 assisted by John Duczmalewski and Dan Szuch. A few minutes later Kitchener responded to tie the game momentarily but the boys wouldn't have it! Brooke Clemens (Jeremy Laird), and Greg Portelance (Dan Szuch, Tim Powers) retaliated to end the period 3 - 1. Toros struck twice more in the second for good measure as they distanced themselves from Kitchener and prepared for the finals: Tim Powers (John Duczmalewski); Tim Powers (unassisted). Tim Powers (Paul Crago) stung the goalie once again in the third to end the game 6 - 4 for Bowmanville. The third and final game against Peterborough was a cliff-hanger as two determined teams hit the ice prepared to do battle. Buoyed by their victory of the previous night but cautious (Peterborough had been a 1 Artistic Hair Design SUPER SPECIAL Antonella Donna [Brenda] The staff at Artistic would like to welcome Brenda Rose to their team. Till the end of February, these salon services are 20% OFF! 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Relieved by the Tim Partridge - Scott MacKinnon - Steve McCullough line the force continued against Peterborough and early signs of Peterborough weakness were becoming evident. Suddenly on a line change, Greg Portelance - Tim Powers - John Duczmalewski stormed onto the ice with fresh legs, took over the assault and at 7:44 John Duczmalewski found the mark assisted by Tim Powers. The game pattern had been set. As wave after wave of Toro offense hemmed in the Peterborough chargers the blue line was captured by Paul Crago - Sean Dalton - Jim Pithie and Dan Szuch who were outstanding in their relentless attack. Meanwhile, back at the Toro goal, Warren Wright twisted and gyrated, knocking pucks to the boards to save the ranch many times. Fans were treated to this fast-paced, tightly played for three finger-biting periods until the final buzzer broke the tension and the Peterborough chances as Toros hung on to take the championship 1-0. Congratulations to Jeremy Laird for winning the M.V.P. award and to the whole team for playing the game the way it is supposed to be played! Earlier this week in league play the Toros defeated Orono by a score of 8 -1. Scoring for Toros : Brooke Clemens (Dan Szuch, Chris Ewles); John Duczmalewski (Tim Powers) ; John Duczmalewski (Tim Powers, Greg Portelance) ; Brooke Clemens (Jeremy Laird, Chris Ewles) ; Tim Powers (John Duczmalewski, Greg Portelance) ; Paul Crago (Tim Partridge, Steve McCullough); Sean Dalton (John Duczmalewski) ; Chris Ewles (Tim Partridge). Night Hawks Team Standings: G. Foskett • -5031,6; D. Barrett - 5058,5; S. Yarrow - 5071, 4; A. Burgess - 5030, 3; M. Cross - 4884, 3; K. Ovenden - 4880,3. Games Over 200: D. Brown - 226, M. Goral - 256, A. Burgess - 228, L. Gordon - 226, K. Ovenden - 234, 263; M. Cross - 210, L. Vandergaast - 209,224; D. Barrett - 200, N. Christie - 213, G. Foskett-201. For All-Ont. Playdowns With five impressive wins in a row, the Flying Dutchman Dutchman Major Midgets are showing excellent team play as they approach the All-Ontairo playdowns. Their Young Canada Day 5-1 victory over Bradford was the beginning of a productive productive week. Burke Lush and Scott Webster shared the net-minding duties while David Fairey and Mike Gallanpeach had a 3 point day. Mark Tripp picked up a goal and an assist, assist, as did Chris Shmyr. John Romano and Paul Stainton had two assists. Sunday night, Peterborough Peterborough came to visit the Toro Pen at Darlington and were outplayed, outshot and outscored as our boys came away with a 7-2 win. A busy weekend started in Stouffville last Friday night where the Dutchman Motel crew registered a 7-1 win. Gareth Stone and Paul Stainton collected a pair of goals each while singles went to Chris Shmyr, David Fairey and John Romano. Shawn Rekker collected assists assists on three of the goals. Burke and Scott supplied, steady goaltending with their aggressive style of play. Markham visited the Toro home Saturday .night and the Midgets came out on the strong end of a 4-1 score. Lush and Webster again kept'the goals against down. Gareth Stone led the way with two goals and Glen Campbell had one goal and two assists. Mike Colwell added a single marker on a shot from the point. George Pithie and Rob Real collected collected two assists each with Shawn Rekker and John Romano getting one each. A preview to the play-off picture was enacted at the Darlington Ice Palace last Sunday with Cobourg coming coming to town with their special special brand of hockey. With the referees in full control of the game and the Toros showing an impressive style of self-control, Cobourg took the majority of the penalties while our boys scored the majority of the goals, to capture an impressive impressive 9-1 win. Scott Webster made some key saves, allowing allowing only one to get by him. An excellent balance of scoring emphasized the depth which this team has. John Romano opened the scoring from Tripp and Rekker. Rekker. Then Campbell scored the winner by stealing stealing the puck while filling a penalty. Shawn Rekker finished off a dazzling give and go play with George Pithie and Glen Campbell. David Fairey finished the scoring in the second from Mike Gallant. The third period saw goals by Mike Colwell, George Pithie, Gareth Stone and Chris Shmyr closing off the period with a pair. Cobourg continued their aggressiveness after the game, but hopefully they can stick to hockey when the play-offs^ begin between these two teams next week with a 3 out of 5 series. Toro Bun King Girls Showing Determination Over the Christmas holidays, holidays, the Toro Bun King Intermediate Intermediate 'B' girls travelled travelled to Grafton for a United Counties Girls' Hockey League Intermediate 'B' Tournament. The girls showed they had the courage and determination determination to face very experienced experienced teams from Kingston and Stouffville. The Toro girls' coaching staff and parents were able to see how well girls' teams can master the game of hockey. It was a great experience to watch Kingston and Stouffville play each other. Even though our girls were outshot 11 to 102, out- scored . 3 to 37. and out-.' played, they never gave up the spirit to play and to learn from the teams they played. This positive attitude attitude throughout the tournament tournament paid off for the girls as they were in contention JAMUARY CLEARANCE Large Selection of Fall and Winter Fashions NOW 50% OFF Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Jan. 22 - 23 -24 Allotiisc Fashions 49 King 51. W. No Layaways No Exchanges 623-5854 Bowmanville All Sales Are Final for a very honorable award -- The Sportsmanship Award - donated to O.W.H.A. sanctioned tournaments tournaments by Mothers. Teams are rated on the ice by the referees and off the ice by a few selected people. Also included in the rating is the attitude of the teams' fans. Congratulations, girls, for the great show of sportsmanship. Maybe next time you can bring it- home to Bowmanville. Congratulations Congratulations to an Atom team from Peterborough who was awarded the Mothers plaque. Special thanks to Tammy Fowler and Denis Bugden, who, because ,iOf their age were unable to accompany their Pee: Wee team to the same tournament. They were both willing to help out the Intermediates. On Sat., Jan. 3, Young Canada Canada Day, the girls were lost to the Whitby - Oshawa Marigolds, a Senior 'D' team from Oshawa. It was a very exciting and close game with the Marigolds winning 4-2. Cathy Lehman was the M.V.P. for the Marigolds and Patti Doherty for the Toro Bun Kings. Kim Prout scored the two Toro goals, assists going to Tammy McMullen, Patti Doherty, Jeannie Smith and Julie Richards. Later that day the team travelled to Bewdley for their Young Canada Day. This was also a league game. Their girls must have run out of steam as they were unable to get on the scoreboard. Bewdley 5 - Toros 0. Congratulations to Cynthia Hilliard who was awarded the M.V.P. for Bowmanville. Any parents who have girls who are interested in playing girls' hockey, the Toros girls invite and encourage encourage you and your daughter(s) to come to Darlington Darlington on Saturdays to watch the Pee Wees (age 11 -14) at 12 noon and the Intermediates Intermediates at 7:30 (ages 14 -20). Although the hockey season season is winding down, we are looking forward to next season. season. Age categories are: Novice 9 and under, Atom 11 and under, Pee Wee 13 and under, Bantam 15 and under, Midget 17 and under, Intermediate 20 and under. Contact Nan Spencer 623- 6757 for further information. information. Hospital Bowling January 12,1987 Ladies High Single Janice Woodcock-234 Ladles High Triple Janice Woodcock -656 Ladies'High Average Janice Woodcock-201 Charlotte Cascngnctlc - 201 MEN'S HIGH SINGLE Art Atkinson-273 MEN'S HIGH TRIPLE Roy Woodcock-670 MEN'S HIGH AVERAGE Roy Woodcock-225 TOP TEN AVERAGES Roy Woodcock - 225; Phil Woodcock-224; Art Atkinson- 213; Janice Woodcock - 201; Charlotte Cascagnettc • 201; Rodney Grccnloy ■ 198; Susie Marshall - 191; Sharon Woodcock • 102; Brian Grant ■ 180; Cindy Zlnck • 185 Team No. 3 is In first place with 10 pis. The Town Sports Oidtimers' Hockey Team presented presented a cheque for $1,000 to the Bowmanville Arena Fund on Saturday, January 17. The money was raised from the proceeds of performances by mentalist Mike Handel. The entertainer returned to the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School auditorium for a second fundraising fundraising show on Saturday, January 17. From left are: Town and Country Lge 1st Place: Walter Curr -12 pts. ; 2nd Place : Joan Gibbs - 9 pts., Randy Gibbs - 9 pts., Brenda Kilmer - 9 pts.; 3rd Place: Linda Bentley - 8 pts.; 4th Place: Mike Powers - 7 pts.; 5th Place: Brian Terry - 2 pts.; 6th Place: Steve Zealand-Opts. Ladies' High Triple: Bonnie Gibbs - 628; Men's High Triple: Mike Powers - 773. Ladies' High Single: Bonnie Gibbs - 292; Men's High Single: Mike Powers-330. 250 and Over Club: Bonnie Gibbs - 292, Carol Barrett - 269. 300 and Over Club: Mike Powers - 330. Joe Aitken (Mast m of Ceremonies), Gerry Lever (captain (captain ofthe team),Iain Maciver (treasurer ofthe arena fund committee! ! tain). Following , and Doug Ferguson (assistant cap- he cheque presentation, Mike Man- del was given a plaque from the team in appreciation of his support. Cathy 's Gold Genuine Birthstone Rings with diamonds Now $97.95 (excluding rubies, emeralds and diamonds) Thurs., Fri., Sal.-Jan. 22-28-24 King St. W. 623-1933 Bowmanville