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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. January 4.1989 [ sport-talk 6H-330} FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In the COF Bowling League, Betty Westlake, Marg Perris and Glenn Proul's teams all swept? points to wind up in the lirslschetlule, with Betty Westlake's team the winner by 11 points over Marg Perris' team. Glenn Prout had the high triple for the night with 680 (240, 230, and 210). Marg Perris was next at 674 (188, 200 and 294) Ev King 624 (260,201,163), Betty Westlake 606 (161, 258,187) and Harold Bain 600 (149, 239, 212). Other good scores were recorded by Gwen Dennis, 249; Harry Snowden, 246; Marion Malley, 240; and Jack Mantle, 233. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Members of The Pines Senior Public School Volleyball championship team are: Wendy Procher, Patty Blaschke, Donna Lowery, Lowery, Judy Walker, Sherry Forbes, Alice Devos, Dianne Carr, Lisa Wind, Debbie Ripley, Becky Crockett, Megan Hurst, Wendy Couch, and Coach Mary Hillaby. TIPS FOR THE SKI TRAILS --The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority has printed a number of tips for cross country skiers in its latest bulletin. Remember: Avoid skiing alone. Obey ski trail arrows. Do not disturb trail markers. Yield the trail to faster skiers. EAGLES AT HOME SUNDAY -- This Sunday, January January 8, the Bowmanville Eagles will host Lakefield in a game which commences at 7:30 p.m. at the Bowman- ville Recreation Complex. On Saturday, January 7, Bowmanville will be in Madoc for a game which commences commences at eight p.m. SNO PITCH -- As far as we know, everything is set for the big Bowmanville Audio Vision Panasonic Oldtim- ers Sno Pitch Tournament this Saturday. The games take place in Bowmanville at Memorial Park and al Lord Elgin School. This is the third year for the competition. competition. SWIMMERS WELCOME -- Young people interested in joining the Newcastle Acquatic Club are still welcome. welcome. At the moment, the group has a total of 40 swimmers swimmers who practice at the Newcastle Fitness Centre on an almost daily basis and also compete in a number of meets throughout the year. For further information, call Bob Mack at 623-9365. SKATE '88 -- The Skate '88 fund-raising drive has reached $1,290,000, according to Chairman Garnet Rickard. Rickard. He is optimistic that the target of $1.5 million will be achieved. Of course, Skate '88 will have to receive additional pledges in order to make that goal a reality. If you haven't yet made your pledge, you can call 623- 8888 for further details. Pee wees Make Finals On the 29th of December 88, The team participated in the Douro Pee wee tourna-' ment. Although Bowmanville Bowmanville was a late entry, Douro invited us into their tournament tournament because of our team's fine play in previous tournaments. tournaments. The team again had a new look, namely, the Groves Conveyancing/ G.T.S. Courier-Peewee name is now on all team sweaters. Special "Thanks" to Lori Doyle for sewing the sponsor sponsor patches on and also for washing them - giving the i fresh and cle team a fresh and clean look. Game 1 vs Newcastle 9:00 a.m. Both teams started off slowly, but the Toros struck for the only goal in the first - Craig Rickard from David Mills and Chad Vanderende. Bowmanville connected for two more in the second for a 3-0 lead. David Mills from Craig Rickard and Bruce Hamum from Joey Bate and Chris Aitken. The team scored six more in the third for a 9-0 win. Congratulations to Jamie Doyle for his second shutout of the year, and the defence for a solid performance. Scoring third period goals: Doug Parkin, Joey Bate,Mike Nesbitt, Alan McCullough, Tracy Lemke and Chris Heffernan. Assist (s): Joey Bate 2, Bruce Har- num 2, Jamie Brake 2, Jason Hoffman 1, Alan McCullough McCullough 1, Mike Nesbitt 1, Craig Rickard 1, Tracy Lemke Lemke 1, Chad Vanderende 1. Game 2 vs Bancroft 4:00 p.m. The Toros scored two goals in the first and one more in the second for a 3-0 win. It was the team's second win of the tournament, again by a shutout. This time it was Robbie Robbins for his 2nd consecutive shutout. Scoring for Bowmanville 1st period 1. Doug Parkin (Joey Bate, Mike Nesbitt) 2.. Chad Vanderende (Craig Rickard, David Mills), 2nd Period 3. Hutton Transport Atoms Win 'A' Championship The Hutton Transport BRHL Atoms were winners of the "A" Division in the Checkers Variety Tournament Tournament held Friday, December 30, in Oshawa. Members Members of the winning team shown above include (front row left to right): Jeff Hughes, Mike Ferguson, Niall O'Donnell, Brad Read, Ryan Stainton, Ben Medd, Brian Hogenhout, and Alex Walcer. In the middle row, from left, are: Les McCrory, Curtis Courneyea, Peter Schoep, Greg Knox, and Paul Hollingsworth. Coaches, from left, are: Les McCrory, Jack Bentley,, and Bill Sawchuk. Absent from the photo is Colin Galanski. Alan McCullough (Jamie Brake). The team received a "Bye" into the finals, by means of being the least penalized penalized team of the three finalists. finalists. Game 3 vs Douro 8:00 p.m. Championship It was the team's third game of the day and seemed to get Bowmanville off to a slow start. Douro scored two goals in the first, only to have the Toros get one back in the second - Doug Parkin from Chris Heffernan. Douro Douro scored their third goal late in the second for a 3-1 lead.' The Toros scored the only goal in the 3rd. Jamie Brake from Doug Parkin. In the final minute of the game, with Bowmanville goaltender on the bench and having an extra attacker, the team managed a low shot from the point as well as hitting hitting the goalpost but couldn't' score the equalizer. Douro won the game 3-2. The team stats thru 27 games: League 9 wins, 2 ties, 1 loss, Exhibition 3 games, 2 ties, 1 loss, Tournament-3 6 wins, 0 ties, 3 losses (2 Championship) Totals 18 wins, 4 ties, 5 losses Goals for: 129 (4.78), Goals against: (2.15) 4 shutouts. shutouts. Upcoming Events: Jan. 4 - 6:00 p.m practice, Jan. 7-2 :10p.m. Game - Young Canada Day, Jan 8 - 2:30 Away - Lindsay (On Hold), Jan 9 - 7:00 p.m. Away - Pickering, Jan 10 - 7:00 p.m. Home - Game vs Stouffville, Jan 11 - 6:00 p.m. Practice. On behalf of the team, sponsors and staff, we hope you had a Merry and Safe Christmas and wish you a Happy and Healthy New Year. Remember: "Academics and Athletics" are team - mates, and are a very important important part of your life and mine. Study hard and play hard. Kevin Anyan LEASING SPECIALIST Fw Ü 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 1 T , Sales Representative FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available • Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base LineRd.E. Bowmanville 623-6353 In an exciting ending to the Christmas holiday season, season, Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division became became the Oshawa Checkers Variety Tournament Atom champions with each player going home with his first trophy trophy of the season. All four of the games played took place in Harman Park from Tuesday, Tuesday, December 27 to Friday, December 30. The first game on Tuesday Tuesday saw the Truckers defeat the Glen Stewart team by a score of 4-1. Only seconds after the opening face off, the team scored when Colin Galinski found Brian Hogenhout Hogenhout standing near the net who then neatly flipped the puck in past the Glen Stewart Stewart goaltender. Peter Schoep also assisted. Later in the first period, Ryan Stainton made a key save on a two man breakaway and prevented prevented Glen Stewart from evening the score. Ryan made another very good and important save in the second period to keep the Truckers in the lead. In the dying seconds of the same period Jeff Hughes scored to put the team ahead by two goals. In the third period Les McCrory scored two back to back goals to assure the Hutton Hutton victory. His first caught the inside of the post and nis second, assisted by Niall O'Donnell, was a shot that deflected off a Glen Stewart player's stick and into the net. With three minutes remaining remaining in the game, the opposition opposition scored the game's ii- nal goal and ended Ryan Stainton's shutout bid. On Wednesday, the Truckers faced off against Christ Church. The last time these two teams met Hutton won by scoring the only goal late in the third period. This meeting was even more exciting exciting and again ended with Hutton scoring the only goal of the game with only 1:25 remaining to play. Curtis Courneyea put the puck into the far corner on a pass from Jeff Hughes to keep the Truckers in the tournament. The score was kept low due to the efforts of the goaltend- ers at both ends of the ice and the very strong defence put out by the Truckers in the form of Les McCrory, Niall Niall O'Donnell, Greg Knox and Peter Schoep. Numerous Numerous attacks by the strong Hutton offense were unable to penetrate the Christ Church goaltender who provided provided the Hutton shooters with a great deal of frustration. frustration. Hutton's Ryan Stainton earned a well deserved shutout. shutout. On Thursday, Hutton Transport defeated Harmony Harmony Church by a score of 6-0. Peter Schoep started the scoring in the first period and then put in one more in each remaining period to earn a hat trick. Alex Walcer found Jeff Hughes in the slot who then put thepuck in between between the posts. Jeff Hughes TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEELBELTED RADIAL 781 ! ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa notched his second of the game when he put in his own rebound off the crossbar. crossbar. Alex Walcer and Les McCrory earned the assists. The final goal was tucked in by Ben Medd on a long pass : across the goal mouth by Curtis Courneyea. Ryan Stainton earned his second shut-out in the tournament. With these three wins, Hutton Transport advanced to the 'A' finals on Friday. This time they found themselves themselves playing against Ontario Ontario Hydro, another team in the BRHL Atom Division. Peter Schoep scored five times, Jeff Hughes twice and Les McCrory once to win the 'A' championship game 8-1. Ryan Stainton's attempt to get a third shut-out was destroyed destroyed when Darryl Cook of Ontario Hydro scored late in the final period. Hutton players earning assists in this game were Mike Ferguson Ferguson (2), Curtis Courneyea (2), Peter Schoep, Brian Hogenhout Hogenhout and Alex Walcer. In the four games played, the Truckers scored 19 times allowing only two goals against them. This was accomplished accomplished by each player putting forth a great effort. V & G Novices Split Games In Novice action, Victoria and Grey played two league games over the holidays. V&G faced off against All- Canadian on Boxing Day, with All-Canadian taking a hard earned 3-2 decision. Greg O'Leary opened the scoring in the first period for V&G on a hard shot to the top corner. Chris Watson tied the game late in the first. Greg O'Leary put V&G ahead on a scramble in front of the All-Canadian net, banging in Craig Matheson's rebound. In the last minute of the second period Clayton Kohn and Chris Watson scored two quick goals to put All- Canadian up 3-2. The third period was well played but scoreless. V&G goaltender Andrew Pitt made some great saves to keep his team in the game but Jake Davis in the other net came up with two breakaway breakaway saves to preserve All- Canadians win. On December 30 V&G played their second game of the week. With only nine players the boys put on their best offensive display of the season, downing Bonded 8- 3. Mike McCrory led the way for V&G with four goals. Guy Tousignant fired in three for Bonded but it wasn't enough to slow down V&G on this day. Dave Clark picked up two goals while Greg O'Leary scored another another from Craig Matheson. Jamie Jamie Austin picked up three points on the day assisting on two of the McCrory goals and combining with Greg O'Leary on the other. Micnael Ward played a strong game in goal for V&G. V&G's next action will be on January 7 vs. Jimmy's. Good Luck! 50-50 Winner Earns $200 Ontario Hydro Atoms Take 11-3 Win in Oshawa On Tuesday, December 27th, the Ontario Hydro atom team faced off against Oshawa's Thornton/Dundee team in their first game in the four day Checkers tournament tournament in Oshawa. If they were at all nervous during the game, it certainly didn't show as they clearly dominated dominated the game from start to finish. Final score of the game was an impressive 11- 3 for Hydro, due to a combination combination of aggressive forechecking, forechecking, consistent passing and solid goaltending supplied supplied by Jason Barr. This game turned out to be a real morale booster for the players who had been eliminated eliminated at an earlier stage in a previous Grafton tournament. tournament. Darryl ( put Hydro on the scoreboard when he took advantage of a pass from Travis Laughlin early in the opening period. That goal stood alone until the first minute of the second period. At that point, Thornton/Dundee Thornton/Dundee tied the game and showed the Hydro E layers that they were not to e taken lightly. Less than one minute later, Kevin Martin, Martin, assisted by Jeff Crawford, Crawford, scored his first goal of the game to regain Hydro's lead. That lead was increased increased further when Ryan Brannigan drove the puck past the Thornton/Dundee goalie with a pass from Kevin Kevin Martin. However only seconds later, Thornton/ Dundee retaliated by scoring their goal number two. Score at the end of two periods was 3-2 for Hydro. From this point on, the game was all Hydro's for they were able to completely tie up the Thornton/Dundee players. A total of eight goals was scored by Hydro with Kevin Martin directly responsible responsible for four! Darryl Cook scored twice, while Ryan Brannigan and Travis Laughlin each earned one. Stephen Wraith worked hard and was credited with three assists. Jamie Powell assisted on two goals while Chris Jay, Kyle Shackleton and Matt James each had one assist. This win, which was clearly the result of solid team effort, qualified Hydro to continue in the "A" championship championship round. The next day, conch Rick Powell prepared his players to face North Oshawa, a team that has a reputation for being a strong, competitive competitive hockey club. Hydro players knew that if they were to beat North Oshawa, it would be through team effort effort that included passing and extra digging in the corners. corners. Period one presented spectators with excellent, fast paced hockey. Jason Barr, Hydro's goaltender, deserves credit for keeping his team in the game during this period as he was called on to make some impressive saves to shut out North Oshawa's shooters. Kevin Martin finally, pyt the score- keeper to work ivhen he got the first goal of the game. Assists Assists go to Jeff Crawford and Stephen Wraith. Score at the end of one period was 1-0 for Hydro. North Oshawa came into period two determined to take the lead and with only three minutes left in the second second period, Hydro found themselves behind 2-1. However, However, Travis Laughlin solved this problem when he was able to find the Oshawa goa-, lie's weakness and tie the game. Darryl Cook regained Hydro's lead when he scored on a pass from Chris Jay. The Hydro players went into period three with the lead and with no intentions of giving it up. The pace of the game increased as the clock ticked on. It was clear that North Oshawa knew the importance of the next goal. However, so did the Hydro players who rallied to eventually eventually score that goal midway midway in this period. Credit goes to Travis Laughlin. With only fifteen seconds of play in the game, Kevin Martin scored his second goal. Assists to Travis' and Kevin's goals go to Ryan Brannigan. Final score was 5-2. The Hydro players should be proud of their accomplishment accomplishment of winning this game. It was as exciting and competitive os any final playoff game. This was important important because it showed that they have the ability to function as a strong, unified team with great offensive and defensive lines. But of more importance, it allowed them to compete in the final "A" championship gome! The final playoff game ended up being against another another Bowmanville team, Hutton Transport. Since they compete against each other in house league, Hydro ne a knew that this would difficult game. In spite of their strong efforts, efforts, Hydro remained scoreless scoreless in the first two periods of play. Nonetheless, the players continued their digging digging until midway into period period three, Darryl Cook was finally finally able to foil the Hutton goalie. This was the result of a beautiful pass by Travis PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM, HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS Ÿl ROSSLAND WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 320 RITSON RD.-; N-rPSHAWA At the Christmas Classic hockey tournament here last week, there was a 50-50 draw with the winner re-l ceiving more than $200. The ticket draw was held on', ice between periods in one of the championship.' games. Rick Brown was in charge and is pictured; here with the drum of tickets with Darryl Adams- holding the winner he has just picked out of the drum. The number is 0905551. Gruf f ies Win Title Laughlin from the cor- ner.Ünfortunately, this single single goal was not sufficient to win this game. Hydro players received the "A" runners-up trophies at the end of the game and along with it, some valuable experience that will certainly benefit them in regular house league games. The players should be proud of their accomplishment for it was clear that their fans and parents certainly were. Well done, team! 401 Esso Drops Christmas Game On Christmas Eve, 401 hosted an exhibition game with Christ Church from the Oshawa Church League. Santa was just a little stingy in handing out breaks to Esso that day, although they worked hard they went down to a 2-1 defeat. This was a fast paced game with lots of determination determination shown on the part of both teams. Ryan Pingle lit up the scoreboard for Esso at 9:42 of the first on a pass from Ronnie Leger. Way to work around the net Esso! Our lead was short lived as Christ Church tied it up near the end of the period, and at 6:17 of the second went ahead. The Esso defense squad held a pretty tight rein on the opposition at our blue line while the forwards went in buzzing around the net giving the goaltender plenty of action but were not able to score. Esso played a makeup game with T-Mac on December December 26th and came away 9-0 victors. Due to either holidays holidays or just too much turkey, turkey, we were short staffed once again but it did not slow us down. We scored three goals by the end of the first period; Aaron Stoker, unassisted, unassisted, David Drummond from Ryan Pingle and Peter Gadd and Ronnie Leger assisted assisted by Aaron Pudlis and Aaron Stoker. The T-Mac goaltender and defense held us scoreless in the second, but we had a strong third, notching six times; Ryan Pingle on a pass from Peter Gaud and Wesley Wesley Thompson, Wesley Thompson from Ryan Pingle, Pingle, Peter Gadd two unassisted, unassisted, Wesley Thompson from Peter Gadd and Aaron Stoker Stoker assisted by Ryan Pingle. Town Sports Defeats Hockin Real Estate by Bob Sheridan Playing behind the superb goal-tending of Mike Willoughby, Willoughby, the Towne Sports team jumped out to an early 3-0 lead over Ken Hockin Real Estate on goals by Gary James, Terry Klawitter and Erik Strand. The boys in Scarlet and Gold rallied for a comeback and dominated play for the next twenty minutes, scored two goals and hit several goal posts. Hugh German gave Ron Rushak a pass in the crease and Ron forced the puck under under the kneeling Mike Willoughby. Willoughby. Grant Flintoff then fed Jim Connell who fired a perfect shot as he walked in from the point. Jim's torrid scoring pace make him the town's leading marksman. Towne Sports rallied with four unanswered goals, three by Erik Strand and another another by Terry Klawitter. Doug Ferguson and Gerry Lever put in solid performances performances in this winning effort. effort. Even though we trailed by five goals, we continued to fight hack. George Sains- bury drove Bob Marjerri- son's rebound high into the twine and Bob Sheridan gave Dave Green a pass at the blue line. Dave raced in and pulled the goal tender for our final goal. Bob Hel- lam, Ray Crombie, Jim Connell Connell and Hugh German were sterling on defense. Gruflies played in the Grafton Tournament on December December 10 and 11, winning 2 losing 2. Our first game was against Colbourne in a close game, losing by the score of 4- 3. Scoring for Gruffies Ryan Dunmgan 2, Trevor Jones 1 with 2 assists going to Jason MacLean. Newcastle's second game was against Grafton with a 3-1 win on goals scored by Jason MacLean 2, Trevor Jones 1, assist Andrew Hanson Hanson 1. Our third game was against Bowmanville Hutton Transport, Gruffies winning 5- 3. Goals were scored by' Mark Foster 2, Ryan Dunni- gan 2, Andrew Hanson 1, assists assists Trevor Jones 2, Jason MacLean 1, Andrew Hanson 1. Gruffies then went on to the finals, losing 4-3 against Colbome, in a really exciting game. Scoring for Newcastle, Newcastle, Ryan Dunnigan 2, Trevor Trevor Jones 1, Jason MacLean 2 (assists). On December 29, Newcastle Newcastle Gruffies hosted their Atom Tournament. Their first game was against Oshawa St. Marks, with a 3- 2 win for Gruffies, goals scored by Mark Foster 1, Jason Jason MacLean 1, Trevor Jones 1, assists by Garrett MacDonald 1, Mark Foster, Andrew Hanson 1, Trevor Jones 1. Gruffies' second game was against Grafton with a 6- 0 win, shut-out going to Marc David, goals scored by Frank Vanoverloop 2, Mark Foster 2, Brad Sutherland 1, Derek Arnold 1, assists Brad Sutherland 2, Derek Arnold 1, Mike Coe 2, Trevor Jones 1, Jason MacLean 1, Andrew Hanson 1. Gruffies then went on to win the Championship game against Port Hope and came away with a 11-2 win, goals scored by Trevor Jones 3, Ryan Dunnigan 3, Jason MacLean 2, Andrew Hanson 1, Mike Coe 1, Brad Sutherland!. Sutherland!. Assists by Mark Foster 4, Derek Arnold 2, Frank Vanoverloop Vanoverloop 2, Jason MacLean 1, Andrew Hanson 1, Doug Maroon 1. Many thanks'to Steve Sutherland, Sutherland, who worked so hard to make the tournament tournament a success and to all the parents who helped out. On December 17th, Newcastle Newcastle Gruffies hosted Grafton Grafton in a league game, winning winning 7-2. Scoring for Gruffies were Jason MacLean 2, Ryan Dunnigan 2, Andrew Hanson Hanson 1, Mike Coe 1, Derek Arnold Arnold 1, assists by Brad Sutherland Sutherland 1, Frank Vanoverloop 1, Andrew Hanson 1. . Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. Winning Team S. Adams, R. Sutcliffe, B. Stainton, S. Greenham, J. Heming, T. Tranter Top Ten Averages D. Snowden 225, S. Adams Adams 225, J. Murphy 219, R. Sutcliffe 208, G. Cowling 207, G. Smith 206, A. Porter 205, G. Simpson 203, L. Greenham 200, H. Pollard 198, J. Winter 198. Ladies High Single: Anne Porter 301, Ladies High Triple: Joan Murphy 732, Mens High Single: Dan Mo- riarity 290, Mens High Triple: Ryan Sutcliffe 738. High - Low Doubles: 1st Glenn Smith and Dan Holke- ma, 2nd Dave Snowden and Debbie Tranter. Pins Over Average: Ladies - Jane Lyczokow- ski 37, Men - John Woolner 41, Ryan Sutcliffe 41. Bowling Resumes January January 3,1989. We Ask You... Why is it a person wakes up every morning to the sound of an advertised alarm clock after sleeping on an advertised mattress covered by advertised sheets, takes a bath using advertised soap and advertised shampoo, shaves with an advertised razor, puls on advertised clothes, sits down to breakfast including advertised coffee and advertised cereal, starts to work in an advertised car, writes with an advertised pen, then refuses to advertise saying "advertising doesn't pay." And when business gets so-o-o bad... lie advertises it for sale? If you believe in building your business... Advertise in... 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