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i (i The C;ni.i(li:iii Statesman. Bowmanville. November 25. 1987 [ sport-talk iu-itoi FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- One of the features of the Santa Claus Parade will be a float built around a racing sports car. R.M. Hollingshead Corp. have loaned its Lotus Monte Carlo car for the show, which will be driven in the parade by Canada's top racing driver for 1962, Francis Bradley. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- after four weeks of play in the Legion Men's Dart league, the team of Ab Saman, Bob Wallis, Don Smith, Duke Tighe and Bill is tied for for first place with Randy Beauprie, Bill Bates, Don Cowle, Bob Hayes and Barney Woodward. Woodward. DUCKS UNLIMITED -- estimates that it has raised a total of $50,000 in net proceeds during its 3rd annual banquet and auction. These funds will be forwarded. to the Ducks Unlimited head office in Winnipeg to be used for wetlands conservation. The dinner took place in Port Perry's Immaculate Conception Parish Hall on Thursday, November 12. This is the third such banquet banquet sponsored by the group, but each year they've set a new record for fund-raising. Naturally, they're already already looking forward to next year's effort. INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT -- This Saturday, November 28, the Bowmanville High School invitational invitational tournament takes place. Teams from around the Durham Region wiil take part in the day-long competition. competition. ; CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLINIC -- On Monday, December December 14, there will be a demonstration on waxing fibreglass skis as well as discussion of several other : topics at a clinic being held at Bowmanville Senior ; Public School. Included in the evening will be a discussion discussion on equipment required, clothing, and how to purchase purchase both. This one-evening course lasts from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and is offered by Shelley Gallagher, Level ; 1 member of the Canadian Association of Nordic Ski -Instructors. It's but one of the many programs announced announced in the YWCA's brochure on winter activities. Registration for the public begins Thursday, November ,26, between 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. as well as between i the hours of one p.m. and three p.m. at the Bowmanville Mall. There is also an evening for special registration at the Bowmanville Mall on Friday, November 27, be- . tween the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. In addition, you : can register at any time at the YWCA office in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. NEW POST f Jim Youngman, the former greenskeeper at the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club, is moving to a new job in Lindsay, after having worked at the Oshawa Curling Club as icemaker; Jim will be employed in the Lindsay town arena. His wife, Donna, was formerly the manager at the Oshawa Curling Curling Club. The Youngmans live in Cameron, just outside outside Lindsay. ; NOVICE TOURNAMENT SATURDAY -- This Saturday, i November 28, is date for the annual BMHA Novice Tournament. The final game for the "A" championship takes place at 7 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre, j However, there will be lots of good hockey played ; throughoutthe day. The official face-off is at eight a.m. DISABLED CHILDREN'S GAMES -- On November 28, the Durham Regional Police will be sponsoring ; the Third Annual Games for Disabled Children at the ; Pickering Recreation Complex. This event com- mences at 9 a.m., with 10 teams registered. It's a truly ' worthwhile project by the Regional Police volunteers. : NEWCASTLE TOWN LEAGUE -- Upcoming games for : Sunday, November 29, are as follows: 7 p.m. Fox Sports ; vs. Partners; 8:30 p.m. Watsons vs. Antenna; 10:00 p.m. Dufferins vs. Lumber. FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive - Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs - Superior Collision Repair ■ Expert Refinishing ■ Stripework • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Clear Coat Available • Insurance Claims Eagles Still on a Roll Szabo and Strand Power Bun Kings JR. C EAGLES' NEXT HOME GAME -- is this Sunday, November 29. As this is being written, there's no firm indication whether the game will be at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena or the Darlington Arena. We hope to have further information elsewhere in the paper as the status of the Bowmanville arena's chiller repairs becomes becomes known. Whatever the location, Cobourg will be facing off against Bowmanville at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, October 28, the Bun King Pee Wees hosted the Oshawa Dines' Club and lost 4-2. This game, however, showed quite an improvement in the overall play of the Toros. The hustle and desire were certainly apparent and but for the good goaltending goaltending of Dines' John Rodinski, the Toros could. have built an early lead on some early scoring chances by Dykstra, Real and De- Smedt. Ryan Stewart had a goal and an assist while Chad Armstrong had two assists. Terry Vanlonden had the final Toro goal. The Bun Kings were kings in the Pickering Arena one week later as they bombed the village team by an 8-2 score. David Real set the tone for this one as his aggressive aggressive play started the opponents opponents running at the Toros to the point they forgot about hockey. The Baby Bulls really shone in the passing and smart play departments. IOOF Peewee Selects Win Two LOSSA BASKETBALL ACTION -- The 1987-88 LOSSA basketball schedule has been announced and the following following are some of the upcoming games for the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School squad. On November 30, it will be Roberts at Bowmanville High School. December 7, Bowmanville will play at Anderson and on December 9, it will be Bowmanville at Donevan. Then, on December December 15 Uxbridge will be playing at Bowmanville. There will be an exhibition game Thursday, November 26 featuring with BHS at Henry Street. The I.O.O.F. PeeWee Selects opened their season with two wins on November 14 and 15. On Saturday, November 14, they downed Cedaridge 6-0. Goal scorers were Marty Burgess, Bruce Bumstead, Greg Cook (2), Jason Wichman and Jeff Johnston. Players picking up assists were Ryan Becker, Mark Ferguson, Marty Burgess, Bruce Bumstead, Wayde Putnam and Jeremy Tymosnik (2) with the shutout going to goaltender Sarah Couch. On Sunday they met Kingsview and skated away with a 14-0 win. It was a game that showed just how well this team can move the puck around. Goal Scorers were Marty Burgess (3), Mark Ferguson, Jason Wichman (3), Wayde Putnam Putnam (2), Mike Suess (3) and Jeremy Tymoshik (2) with assists going to Sarah Couch Carters Tie and Win Sat., Nov 7, saw Carter's Bakery novices play to a 1-1 tie with Victoria and Grey. Despite poor ice conditions, conditions, both teams put on a good display of skating and positional play. Phillip Gushulak potted Carter's goal while Niki De- frietas counted for V & G. Both teams played well defensively in front of their goaltenders. D. Yellowlees (Carters) and M. Murph (V & G). Good game, guys! Saturday, Nov. 14, the novice teams travelled to Orono. Carter's came out on top over Bonded Paving 5-0. This was undoubtedly the best game of the season for Carter's. Everyone came up with a super effort. Philip Gushulak counted for two goals and an assist. Emile Saloman counted 2 goals and Colin MacDonald netted jl. Nichols Motors Win In the rotating goalie system, system, Trevor Wright earned his first shut-out. The defensive group of Aylsworth, MacDonald, Frayne, and Drummond came up with the big plays when it counted. Carter's forwards were equally as good in their positions, positions, showing the opposition opposition a fine display of forechecking as well as back checking. Carter's team members are: T. Wright, C. MacDonald, MacDonald, B. Alysworth, P. Gushulak, D. Yellowlees. J. Carter. J. Frayne, P. Drummond, Drummond, J. Finney, N. Zdravkovski, E. Saloman, B. Medd, K. Wiener, L. Wright (coach), R. Carter (coach) P. Frayne (manager). The team would like to offer a special thanks to our sponsor, Steve Oke, of Carter's Carter's Bakery. , i ' «.i, , ( Despite the loss of ice at Bowmanville Arena the BRHL season rolls on thanks to the efforts of the people involved " in scheduling the* games. Nichols motors completed completed the first circuitofthe Bantam league with a win over McGregor on Friday the 13th at Darlington. The game was a tight, close checking affair which was scoreless until early in the second period when Paul Chisholm drilled in a high, hard wrist shot from the point after taking a pass from Ken Cornish and Shawn Baumhauer. McGregor tied the game when the officials failed to notice that McGregor had too many men on the ice. Before the second period was over, Nichols had increased increased their lead to 3-1 on goals by Dave Aldridge from Gilbert Holder and Mike Colbourne from Chris Adams and Murray Char- land. Dave scored after picking up Gil's_ rebound, Gil had hit Roger's toe - again. Mike's goal came on a tip-in of a shot from the point. Kris Matheson made a beautiful hit on a McGregor defenceman at Nichols' blue line which knocked the man down and the puck loose. Gil picked up the AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING Our technicians will completely re-finish your automobile with acrylic enamel; includes pin-striping and gravel guard. ALL THIS 00 FOR ONLY WITH THIS ADVT. (Body and rust repairs extra) Offer in effect until December 23rd, 1987 - FREE APPRAISALS- J COWAN PONTIAC - BUICK LTD BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. 166 King St. E. Telephone 623-3396 puck, raced in on net and scored. Without hitting Rodger's toe. Another good effort from each player on the team. Peewee Girls Selects Play Peterborough Peterborough was in town on Saturday for the season opening game for the girls' pee wee select hockey team. Peterborough dominated the first half of the game, however, Tina Pilling was outstanding in the net, allowing allowing only one goal in the first period. Peterborough also received received two penalties in the period, however they were able to hold off the United Counties power play on both occasions. Leeann Somerscales was able to find the mark in the third, blowing one past the Peterborough goalie. The girls kept the pace up throughout the third period, and with 32 seconds remaining in the game, Leeann was to net her second second goal of the day, picking up a pass from Suzanne Brooks and sliding it past the goalie to give the team a tied game. The United Counties Select Team is made up of girls that are playing for various teams in this region. region. They will be playing mostly in tournaments, all the while aiming for the Provincial Championships that are held in Aoril. (1), Ryan Becker (2), Bruce Bumstead (2), Jeff Beckett (1) , Greg Cook (2), Brad Hargest (3), Jason Wichman (2) , Dan Kooy (1), Wayde Putnam Putnam (5), Mike Suess (2), J.D. Tousignant (2) and Robert McLellan (1) with Sarah Couch earning her second shutout. This year's team consists of Sarah Couch, Ryan Becker, Mark Ferguson, Marty Burgess, Bruce Bumstead, Dan Kooy, Wayde Putnam, Mike Suess, Jeff Johnston, Jeremy Tymoshik, J.P. Tousignant, and Robert McLellan, with a coaching staff of Greg Couch, Lyle Wichman, Paul Crocker, Dan Wilcox, Linda Hargest and Dustin Couch. Youth Bowling The following are the youth bowling scores as of November 14. Seniors: High Average: D. Big Canoe (girls); S. Brown (boys). Team Standing: Big Canoe 26, Brown 24, Cook 23, Mulder 11. High Single: Big Canoe 243, 230; P. McQuigge 205; M. Holmes 214; S. Dickson 213. High Triple: D. Big Canoe 618. Juniors: High Average: C. Richards 186, E. Hill 166 (girls); S. Sansom 180, E. Kingsley 178 (boys). Team Standing: Richards 25, Sutherl9iuL24, t Sansom 21, Rodgers TSjL " Burns 17, MacArthjCt-O'14, \ Hill 11, Snowden^. High Single: C. Richards229; R. Alehin 227; D. Rodgers 226; K. Killens 194.High Triple: C. Richards 561; D. Rodgers 531; E. Hill 512; R. Alehin 492. BANTAMS: High Average: Average: M. Bothwell 149, R. Flint 142, J. Pearson 127, J. Gusterson 139, K. Flintoff 138, B. Rodgers 137. Team Standing: Sabres 34, Flames 24, Hawks 23, Devils 23, Rangers ,22, Bruins 22, Whalers 21, Capitals 21, Islanders Islanders 20, Jets 17, Penguins Penguins 14, Flyers 11. High Single: J. Pingle 181; J. Vickery Vickery 174; K. Flintoff 174; B. Huggins 171; S. Vickery 167; M. Thomnson 167: S. Hyland M. Thompson 167; B. Humber 165, 153; C. Potter 162; S. Hyland. 158; A. Petre 155; J. Gusterson Gusterson 150. High Triple: J. Vickery Vickery 461; K. Flintoff 436; B. Humber 423; M. Thomson 416; J. Colder 416. TYKES: High Average: C. Peldiak 138, J. Thomson 113, C. Gusterson 95, R. Coggins 81. Team Standing: Fir 25, Pine 22, Birch 22, Ash 21, Cedar 18, Balsa 15, Spruce 12, Palm 12, Maple 12, Oak 10, Elm 6, Willow 5. High Single: A. Millson 156; C. Peldiak 144, 116; C. Gusterson Gusterson 132; J. Welsh 126; G. Leaman 125; D. Humber 118, 103; J. Thomson 113, 109; N. Vickery 107, 102; C. Bowers 105; N. Johnson 102; R. Cotton 102. High Double; C. Peldiak 260; A. Millson 253; J. Thomson 222; G Leaman 221; D. Humber 221; C. Gusterson 215; J, Welsh 211; N. Vickery 209. cKei/in uAnyan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN BOWMANVUl ON 1 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Sales Representative Sharpening r and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 48 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 Corey Strand's hat trick plus an assist along with some great penalty killing led the Toros' drive. "Bam Bam" DeSmedt was also great at penalty killing and contributed two assists. Other marksmen were Joel Crombie with one goal and one assist, the ever-improving ever-improving Terry VanLonden with two goals, Mark Brec- kenridge and "Mighty Mite" Dykstra, two assists each. Jason Crosbie and Tyler Stokes had one assist each. "Gunner" Szabo, slowed by the flu bug, still managed to bag a pair of goals. The defence defence were most improved, helping the steady goal- tending of "Paul the Wall" Zwicker and "Caboose" Doyle. On Saturday, November 7, Bun King played Oshawa Canadiens and once again came up strong, winning8-2. Hustle, desire and good passing gave the Toros an early 2-0 lead and they never looked back although Oshawa made it close 4-3 early in the third. The baker kids then went to work, scoring four unanswered goals. Point-getters were: Dave Szabo, two goals; Chad Armstrong with two goals and one assist; "Rocky" Ryan Stewart and Rich Bateman one goal and one assist each. Mark Brecken- ridge, one assist. Joel Crombie was a rock on defence and picked up a goal and two assists for a fine day's work. Tyler Stokes played his best hockey hockey of the year thus far. Steve DeSmedt got the other Toro marker and killed killed penalties very well. Good teamwork, guys. Congratulations. BY SCOTT REAY The Goodyear Eagles beat Trenton Golden Hawks, for the fourth straight time, Friday, November 13 at Trenton arena. George Pithie scored the first goal of the night for Bowmanville only 20 seconds seconds into the game. Less than five minutes later, Jeff Dawson released a powerful powerful slap-shot hitting the Trento goalie in the groin. The Trenton goalie could not continue the game. Trenton tied it up when Dave Smith failed to clear the puck and a breaking Trenton player intercepted it, catching Smith out of his net. Troy Foster, returning after a long suspension, scored the go ahead goal when he was set up from the opposite side by Brian Heard. Trenton scored one . more to leave the game tied at the end of one. Mid second second period from behind the net, Troy Foster set up George Pithie for his second second goal. With less than a minute left in the period, Steve Flintoff and Mark Hickey both put the puck between the Trenton goalie's legs. In the third period, the Eagles broke loose, scoring seven more goals. First by Jeff Dawson then Pierre St. Amand with a solid slap shot into the top corner of the glove hand side. Steve Terry put one in with some hard digging in front of the net. Mike Gallant and Murray Murray Henderson scored the next two. Troy Foster scored his second with a low snap to the short side. Brad Cruess finished it off by picking the top glove hand corner. The final score Bowmanville 12, Trenton 2. Brilliant hockey game Sunday night, November 15, at the packed Hampton arena when Bowmanville Bowmanville Eagles hosted the league leaders, Lakefield Chiefs. Dave Smith stole the show with an excellent performance. performance. The Eagles put down the previously undefeated undefeated Lakefield Chiefs 5-1. Brad Cruess scored Bow- manvillc's first goal in this hard checking, back and forth hockey game. Jeff Dawson then scored to give the Eagles a two point advantage. advantage. Early in the second period, Brad Cruess scored his second goal. Less than a minute later Chris Dreossi scored to give Bowmanville a comfortable lead. Steve Terry was awarded a penalty penalty shot when he was tripped tripped on a breakaway, but was unable to take advantage advantage of this. The game went with no goals for over 30 minutes of play, until the Chiefs stole Dave Smith's shut out with 8 minutes left in the game. Shortly after that, Shawn Rekker tucked one past the goalie but a Lakefield player swooped it out of the net before the referee saw it. There was no goal judge since the goal light was not working. Shawn Rekkerwas kicked out of the game due to his argument over the point. The controversy stirred stirred up a couple fans with-- different opinions but local police in the crowd stepped in to assure no problems would develop. Troy Foster scored the last Bowmanville Bowmanville goal to finalize their well earned victory. Monday night, November 16 in Cobourg, the Eagles blew away the Cougars 10-3. Jeff Dawson forced one in, digging in front of the net, to start Bowmanville Bowmanville off. Shortly after that, Willy McGarvey flipped flipped a back hand into the short side. On a double power play Cobourg put one in the net but it didn't count because of interfering with Scott Webster. Chris Dreossi scored Bowman-, ville's third goal. With 20 seconds left in the period, the Cougars brought it out from behind the net and banged it in. Early in the second, Steve Terry scored to start a high scoring period. Half way through the period, Kelly Armstrong drove one in from the point. Seven seconds seconds later, Willy McGarvey faked the goalie and flicked one in. Cobourg managed to get a couple back but that was it. In the last two minutes minutes of the 2nd period Paul Stainton, Brian Heard and Chris Dreossi each scored. Cobourg held Bowmanville to only one goal in the last period, Willy McGarvey's third of the night. 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