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7 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. October 14, 1987 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Jim Murphy took high triple honors with 744 in the Goodyear Bowling League Thursday night at Liberty Bowl. Farewell Blackburn rolled 711, Jack Iloneyman 689, Tommy Graham 676, Irwin Beauprie658and FrankWright656. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Frank's Variety won the Men's Town League Softball Championship 9-3 defeating Kramp's Furniture. Team members are Joey Burns, Rick Woollier, Joey White, Steve Burns, Kel Bamscy, Pete Rupke, BobTugwood, Bill Cochrane, Jim Reese, Terry Baker, Jim Beam, Bruce Adams, Bob Helm, Coach Sam Snowden, Coach Jim McKnight, bat boy Jim Beam Jr. MORE UNITED WAY FUND-RAISING -- Toronto firefighter firefighter Ed Ingram will be cycling 500 kilometres between between Ottawa and Toronto in support of'United Way in Toronto. He will lie heading through Bowmanvillc on Friday, October 23rd, during the Cobourg-Oshawa leg of the trip. 8PHHT8 Goodyear Eagles Down Ajax Axemen in Opening Game Here UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS -- We're less than a month away from the first hockey tournaments of the 1987-88 season. On Saturday, November 28, there will be a Toros Novice Tournament at the Darlington Sports Centre commencing at eight a.m. On Saturday, December 5, there's a Recreational League pee wee competition at the Bowmanvillc Arena, also commencing commencing at eight a.m. Tournaments for December include the Toros Christmas Classic which will take place at the Bowmanvillc Arena and Darlington Sports Centre December 28, 29, and 30. £fifty ofyulc/ui 'matt HOTEL -- (416) 623-3373 Oshawa - Bowmanville Highway 401, Interchange 432 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wednesday: Wing Night All you can eat $5.95< P .u.t.*) Thursday: -Cinen and Jlacc. ...a eSofifiistLcated Jladizi. ' crfffaii Saturday: Dine and Dance Buffet $12.95 (plustax) Serving from 5-10 p.m. Sunday : Regular Sunday Brunch Adults: $7.95 (plus tax) ■ , ) Children: $4.95 (plus tax) D.J. Providing Music Wednesday - Saturday Bowmanville Jaycettes Hallowe'en Monster Mash II Saturday, October 31, 9 p.m. COUPON SATURDAY-DINE and DANCE BUFFET 2 for 1 Between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. For the months of October and November. Does not Include alcoholic beverages. ■ ' v I ' A"; ■ ■' 111 ■ -vT - | I ■ ■ ■ ; . . • ■■ ; ■ ■ : ■ ' .. .■ On Sunday night at Bowmanville Arena, the Goodyear Jr. C Eagles opened their season with a victory over the visiting Ajax Axemen 11-5 in a spirited game. To mark the first scheduled game, Councillor Hal McKnight and Charlie Trim of Goodyear dropped the puck, with team captains Don McKinnon of Ajax and Brian Heard of Bowmanville taking the faceoff. Youth Bowling The 1987-88 bowling season season has started at Liberty Bowl with 36 teams of young bowlers, total of 135 registrations and they are still coming. The overall total at the end of last year was 127, so we are looting forward forward to a very successful year. Seniors: Team Standings- Big Canoe- 5; Brown-2 ana Mulder-2. High Singles and Triples: D. Big Canoe with 251 and 647: S. Cook's - 5, Brown-243 ana 666; T. Hanc-212 and R. Mulder-217 Juniors: Team Standings- please note that there will oe eight teams next week insted of the six teams that bowled on October October 3,1987. High Singles: S. Sansom-252; L. MacArthur-239; B. Ma- cArthur-230 and Kristen Kil- lens-213 High Triples: S. Sansom-592; B. MacArthur-537; L. Ma- cArthur-501; S. Pappas-494 Bantams: Team Standings- Sabres-7; Rangers-7; Jets-5; Penquins- 5: Devils-5; Capitals-5; Flames-2; Hawks-2; Whal- ers-2; Islanders-2; Bruins-0; Flyers-0 High Singles: K. Flintoff- 173,162; R. Flint-170; J. Gus- terson-160,150; S. Hyland- 159 High Triples: K. Flintoff-482; R. Flint-449; J. Gusterson- 418. Tykes Team Standings: Pine-5; Birch-5; Maple-5; Fir-5; Balsam-5; Balsam-5; Elm-3; Ash-2; Willow- 0; Palm-0; Oak-0; Spruce-0; Cedar-0. High Singles: C. Pel dick- 127,103; C. Gusterson-125; C. Bowers-109; A. Millson-106; D. Humber-104; M. Forsey- 103; A. Burtch-102; J. Welsh- 105; Jason Welsh-101 and R. its-im TURKEY TROT -- It's that time of year again. Time for anyone wanting to walk, jog, run, have fun, and support the United Way. The 10th Annual United Way- Durham College Turkey Trot begins Sunday, October 18, at two p.m. This is a five kilometre and 10 kilometre run open to everyone. A prize of one year's membership in the Durham College Athletic Complex is offered as a feature feature draw prize. Last year, 274 participants trotted out to this event and this year, the organizers arc aiming' for 300. Remember, all of the funds go towards the $2.6 million United Way goal for Oshawa, Whitby and Newcastle. Newcastle. 1 PANTHERS FOLD -- We don't like to be the bearers j of bad news, but the fact of the matter is that the Port t Hope Panthers will not be icing a team this season. i Apparently the club has had some difficulty forming ' an adequate team and has requested permission to withdraw from the league for a year. We hope they'll be back in 1988-89 because the team was always a drawing drawing card in the Junior C league and the rivalry between between Port Hope and Cobourg is historic. Port Hope had been slated as the opposition to Bowmanville in Sunday's Eagles' home game. As this is being written, we're not certain how the Junior C schedule will be re-arranged now that Port Hope is no longer part of the season. We hope to have a note in the Bits and Pieces column explaining what was decided at a league meeting Tuesday night, October 13. SPECIAL EVENTS -- The Goodyear Eagles have announced announced a number of special nights for the 1987-88 season. season. They are as follows: November 22, House League Hockey Night; December 13, Goodyear Fan Night; December December 20, Christmas Night; and January 17, Minor Hockey Night. UNITED WAY BOWLING -- The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Bowmanville will be holding a bowl-a-thon for United Way this Sunday, October 18th. The event takes, place between the hours of 10 a.m. and noon, with lanes donated by Liberty Bowl. The Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles started the regular season with two big wins on the weekend. On Friday, at Trenton, the game started rough, taking only 12 seconds for the first penalty. Less than three minutes minutes into the game, Bowmanville Bowmanville got on the board with Willy McGarvey's first of four goals of the night. Shortly alter that, Pierre St. Amand had to leave the game ÿl'ter receiving a cheap spear to the stomach on which no penalty was called. (He was unable to play in Sunday's game.) the pressure on in the middle middle of the first period, scoring scoring three goals in a matter of five minutes. But that was all lor them as Bowmanville scored one more in the first and then blew them away in the second, scoring three shorthanded and two pow- erplay goals. They finished them off by scoring two more goals in the third period. Besides Willy McGarvey's four goals. George Pithy and Brad Cruess each got a pair and Mark Hickey scored the other. Scott Webster had a fine performance, stopping 40 shots and only allowing The Golden Hawks put three goals. The final score Toros Win 5-1 Over Red Wings The Peewee Toro B team Blois assisted by Tyson Pear- played their first exhibition game on Sunday, October 11 against Oshawa Redwings of the little NHL. For the minor peewees it was an eyeopener as they experienced some "legal"\ cey. Two goals were scored in the second period. Matt Aitk- en let a terrific slapshot go from the blue line to score the second goal. Assists on Matt's _goal were given to body contact for the first Tyson Pearcey and Jeremy g am e. Woodcock. was 9-3 for the Eagles. The Eagles' home opener Sunday night at Bowman-: ville Arena was pretty much the same. A hard hitting game with Ajax Axemen having a total ol'136 minutes of penalties. At times the players were sitting in the stands as there was no room in the penalty box. Bowmanville cleaned up in the first period, scoring six goals, and only allowing two in i,their net. Second period looked like a possible possible comeback as the Axe- • men scored the next two goals but the Eagles came on late to even the period totals at two apiece. The Eagles scored the next three in the third. The Axemen scored the final goal which was loo little little too late as Bowmanvillc won 11-5. Chris Dreossi led the team, scoring five of the Bowmanville goals. Brad Cruess scored a pair and Brian Heard, Murray Henderson, Henderson, Steve Terry and Jeff Dawson each scored one apiece. Sunday was also in-v illation for the rookies. Nice haircuts, boys. - Scott Reay. Coggins-100. High : High Doubles: C. Peldiak- 230; C. Gusterson-205; A. Millson-203. iKevin lAngan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN BOWMANV/UE ONJ 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Sales Representative The scoring od witl Toros opened the early in the first peri- l a goal by Steve de- Because of our large purchasing power, we are able to offer this fantastic price, (Limited time only). ism m z . ^ 'f % ' - V/ The ROYAL TIARA (Not oxactlyna ilïüsïïâtôî Steve deBlois and Chris Aitken assisted on the Toro's third goal by Colin Taggart. Early in tne third, our team was in the lead 4-0. Tracy Lemke broke through the Red Wings, faked a slapshot and passed to Carlo Warr ■who slipped it neatly into the net. 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