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v 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. January 25. 1989 [ spert- tolk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Over the weekend, 12-year-old Ave Lycett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lycctt, was declared Senior Ladies Champion of the Peterborough Skating Club. She is also a member of Bowmanville Figure Skating Club. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Over the weekend, Walter Frank Major Pee Wee hockey team played host to a Triple A Pee Wee team from Brantford for a two- game series at Darlington Sports Centre. At the start of the game, Bill Morrison, a former NHL referee, Eric Sanderson, of Jamaica, LI. Gov. of Division 23 of Kiwanis International and Mayor Garnet Rickard took part in the puck dropping ceremony. Also taking part were Capt. Mike Hamel. BOWMANVILLE WINS BOWLING TOURNEY --The Royal Canadian Legion's District Tournament took place at the Motor City Bowl, in Oshawa, on Saturday, January 21. The championship was won by Bowman- ville's Branch 178 team which turned in a team triple of 3578. They now advance to the Zone Bowling Championship Championship Tournament which takes place on February 18 at Motor City Bowl. Team members are: Joan Murphy, Murphy, Gord Cowling, Rick Stacey, Doug Trotter, John Pearson, and Ron Etcher. Joan Murphy and Gord Cowling Cowling also qualified for doubles playoffs with 1405. WORLD BACKYARD BALL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP -- This annual classic which takes place at the Strike residence on Beech Ave. always attracts a high calibre of hockey talent. Fans will he pleased to know that it's taking place this Saturday, January 28. Let's hope for cold weather so that the ice holds up. The face-off is at eight a.m. Saturday. NEXT JR. C HOME GAME--The Bowmanville Junior C Goodyear Eagles will be in action on Sunday, January January 29, when Uxbridge comes to town. Game time is 7:30 p.m. The Eagles are playing in Port Perry on Saturday night, at eight p.m. FITNESS FOR EVERYONE -- The YWCA in Bowmanville Bowmanville continues to offer fitness classes for all levels, including a co-ed class. Some of the available classes ■include a general workout on Tuesday mornings and a co-ed workout on Tuesday evening..There's also a more intense workout on Wednesday evenings. The YWCA notes that all classes include flexibility exercises and exercises for muscular strength and endurance as well as cardiovascular conditioning. They're also a lot of fun, especially when you consider the fact that they're done to music. You can pre-register at the YWCA's Bowmanville Bowmanville offices. For further details, call 623-YWCA. BASEBALL COACHES NEEDED -- The Town of Newcastle Newcastle Baseball Association is looking for coaches for Ontario Baseball Association Rep Teams this summer. If you can help, please contact Terry Donohue at 623- 4705. The goal scoring was done by Joshua Dukitsch 3 TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa 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. Ej Bowmanville 623-6353 SPURTS Brian Noble Scores Three as Eagles Down Ajax Junior Girls Lose C lose One to Keene Rivals 326 Brian Noble had a big Sunday night for the Good- Ajax 3-1. The one pictured here came in the third to year Jr C Eagles playing at the Bowmanville Com- give the Eagles the lead which they held until the plex when he scored all three of their goals to down end. SLO-PITCH COMPLEX -- The construction of a slo- pitch softball complex in Oshawa will be funded, in part, by a $366,667 grant from Ontario's Ministry of Tourism and Recreation. The grant announcement was made in Oshawa on January 23rd by Hugh P. O'Neil, Minister of Tourism and Recreation. The complex is to include eight diamonds, two of which will have lights for evening games. The slo-pitch facility is to be located on Phillip Murray Avenue. Two Wins for Mike's Place Mike's Place 11 Warkworth 2 Mike's Place Ltd. won big 11-2 in the first game of the New Year against Warkworth. Warkworth. Mike's Place started out slowly, coming out of the first period tied at 2 all. In the second period, they came to life with four goals and five goals in the third period. period. goals, John Armishaw 3 goals, 2 assists, Jamie Metcalf Metcalf 2 goals, 2 assists, Colin MacDonald 1 goal 3 assists, Darryl Wright 1 goal and Fraser McArthur 1 goal. This game also marked the return of Trevor Baker after a month off skates. Welcome back, we missed you. Mike's Place 10 Grafton 1. In the second game, Mike's Place started out slow again coming out of the first period with the score 2 to 1 for Mike's Place before coming coming to life in the second with three goals and five in the third. The fine goaltending of Joshua Chiusolo and the work of our defencemen in the first period held us in! Scoring was done by Colin Colin MacDonald 5 goals, 2 assists, assists, John Armishaw 2 goals, 1 assist, Darryl Wright 1 goal, 1 assist, Jamie Metcalf Metcalf 1 goal, Joshua Dukitsch 1 goal, 2 assists, Chris Davis 3 assists, Trevor Baker 1 assist assist This past week was quite profitable for the Bowmanville Bowmanville Red Eagles, in that they captured four of a possible six points. The two points against Little Britain can be captured in two weeks when the clubs meet again at the B.R.C. Tuesday, January 17th saw the Goodyear boys in Ajax against the Axemen. Each team received six minors minors during the first frame with George Pithie and Glen Campbell combining for their specialty, a short- handed goal. The penalty parade continued in the second second but Bowmanville tallied twice; George Pithie again from Campbell and Rekker, while Mike Gallant's persistence persistence potted the third goal from John Hartford and Kelly Armstrong. Tne Axemen scored their only goal of the game with one minute left. More penalties penalties in the third but the Eagles Eagles soared in for two more counters. Brian Noble hit twice. The first unassisted and the second from hustling hustling linemate Greg Merkac. The Eagles were flying, giving giving 100% effort ana working well together. This usually brings success for the Goodyear Goodyear boys. Darren Bunker played a steady game in net for a 5-1 victory. Eveiw day is a different day and definitely four days later the Eagles were a different different team. .The drive and hustle of the Ajax game was gone.Scott Webster was tested tested early, having to stop two Little Britain Merchants as they swooped in all alone. But the game played Saturday Saturday in Little Britain was alackadasical, sporadic affair. affair. Both teams scored on loose pucks in respective goal creases during period one. John Hartford was "Johnny" on-the-spot for the Eagles with Glen Campbell ana Chris Shmyr responsible for getting the puck to the front of the net. Kevin Bagshaw was the big gunner for Britain in the second with Duane Webster also scoring for the locals. Larry Perris sank a sweep ing wrist shot from the point, on a set-up from Chris Shmyr and Brian Noble during during a power-play. George Pithie Pithie hit twice to tie the game. Once unassisted and again when Scott Webster hit ' Shmyr with a pass at centre. Chris flew down the right side, centred the puck and , bang, Pithie connected. 'file game remained tied until McGrisken of the Merchants Merchants broke in alone and slapped home the winner, with 2:37 remaining. The heart seemed to disappear from the usually determined Eagles and Little Britain scored two more for-a 7-4 victory. Averaging about 4 penalties penalties each per period the Axemen Axemen and Eagles put on an exciting hockey game Sunday Sunday for those fans who chose it as an alternative, to the last half of the super bowl. Darrin Darrin Bunker seems determined determined to limit Ajax to one goal each time they meet, as he did it again Sunday in his usual colourful fashion. Brian Noble, Glen Campbell and Chris Shmyr handled the scoring with Brian potting potting all three for a well deserved deserved hat-trick. The Eagles' first goal was on the power play by Noble from Shmyr at 8:25 of the second. Brian hit again at 17:42 of the third from Glen and Chris, and salted away the empty- netter from Glen with just 25 seconds left for a 3-1 triumph. "t The Eagles and their fans are hoping some generous patriot or group of patriots will donate flags to our new ice palace so they will know which way to face during the national anthem when the machine functions to ■it. fhe gravest error that seems to be hurting the Eagles Eagles when they have a bad game is give-aways. They resulted in at least two goals in Little Britain. It seems players forget that clearing the puck out of their zone is essential. The Eagles are in Port Perry Saturday at 8:00 p.m., home Sunday at 7:30 against Trenton, and home Tuesday, January 31 at 8:30 against Lakefield. Hutton Records 2 Shutouts NOTICE Arrow Paddock Club Dress Shirts Reg. Price $32.00 and up Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. 3 Days Only /$I Q95 | exclusively IIN*<* MEN'S WEAR 35 Temperance St N. 623-5580 3 shirt limit sorry no whites Kelly Barlow didn't allow any pucks to cross the goal line as she minded net for the Hutton Transport Atom team in exhibition hockey on Friday, January 20. Hosted by the St. Marys' team, the Truckers skated to a 4-0 victory in the Harman Park Arena. Curtis Courney- ea started off the scoring when he flipped in his own rebound after being foiled on a breakaway a minute earlier. earlier. Kelly, filling in for regular regular goal tender, Ryan Stain-, ton who was home with the flu, prevented St. Marys from evening the score. A puck heading high for the open corner was diverted away when Kelly caught a piece of it with her glove. Hutton's lead was increased when Les McCory made a beautiful deke to beat the Oshawa goaltender and round out the scoring for the first period. The St. Marys' team did not give up and the second period saw many close calls at both ends, while both teams were unable to score. Early in the third period, Grog Knox scored on a long shot to put the Truckers ahead by three goals. With one minute remaining in the game, Curtis Courneyea scored the last goal by flicking flicking the puck between the goaltender's legs. During this game important assists were earned by Colin Galin- ski, Ben Medd, Niall O'Donnell and Brad Read. On Saturday, with Ryan Stainton back in net, Hutton Transport played a regular season game against the 401 Esso team who were shut 1 out in this game dominated by the Truckers who scored five times. Peter Schoep scored the first goal midway through the first period when he picked the far corner. corner. Late in the period, Jeff Hughes found the mark when he flipped in Greg Knox's rebound. Alex Walcer also earned an assist. During the second period, Jeff Hughes scored a short- handed goal and then completed completed his hat trick when he scored on a passing play from Alex Walcer ana Peter Schoep. Hutton's last goal came from Les McCrory on an end to end passing play from Mike Ferguson and Curtis Courneyea. Sunday morning found Hutton Transport playing their 10th game in their house league schedule when they faced off against Ontario Ontario Hydro in the Darlington Arena. Led by a four goal effort effort by. Peter Schoep the Truckers skated to a 6-1 victory victory and remained undefeated undefeated in regular season action. Peter Schoep opened the scoring which was followed quickly with a goal by Les McCrory from the point with Paul Hollingsworth and Brad Read assisting. Peter Peter Schoep found the far corner corner on a long wide-angle slap shot to put the team ahead by three. Paul Hollingsworth Hollingsworth earned the assist. Then on assists from Brad Read and Greg Knox, Peter Schoeç skated around three Ontario Hydro players to score on a high wrist shot into the far corner. Jeff Hughes neatly picked the inside inside corner to score Hutton's fifth goal on assists from Les McCrory and Niall O'Donnell. The final goal weis a solo effort on an end to end rush by Peter Schoep who was checked in front of the net but regained possession possession and put it past the goal- tender. The Hutton Transport team has now completed the first half of the regular house league schedule and the players and coaches can be proud of their record of nine wins and one tie with 64 goals for and 9 against. The team consists of boys of vnr- levels of skills but all ave proven to be equal in the effort they are putting forth. Every player is being taught the concept of team 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 X tl WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 320 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA The Bowmanville Jr. Girls team had a close game with Keene but lost out to the | visitors 3-2 in Young Canada Day play. Gwen Somerscales presented the Greta's.. Cleaning Trophy to the winning Captain, Tanya Pulfer. MVP for Keene was , Heather Richardson and for Bowmanville, Leeann Somerscales at left. ;g Pizza Novices Make It to Finals; E effort and are all learning the importance of their positions positions and how to play them. Players are beginning to pass with more frequency • and proficiency. The energy and enthusiasm that the players bring to each game makes Hutton Transport a winning team, even when they lose a game. Heritage House Atoms Win, Tie On January 11th Heritage Heritage House Toro Atoms hosted Cobourg. When these two teams meet it always makes for an exciting close game. It was back and forth in the first period with one goal being scored at the 9:08 mark by Jason Jackman unassisted. unassisted. Cobourg came back in the second period to tie the. score. In the third period, Greg McMurter made it 2-1 assisted by Steve Brinkman. Jason Jackman made it 3-1 with his second unassisted goal. Near the end of the game, Cobourg came back with another goal. Game ended 3-2 for the Toros. On January 14th, Heritage Heritage House Toros hosted Lindsay, who has always been a tough contender. Toros' Toros' defence played very well and goalie Byron Har- num came up with the big saves when needed. Also Toros' Toros' offence kept the play in Lindsay's end for much of the game, outshooting them 46-16. Game ended in a 2-2 tie as Toros couldn't get the puck by Lindsay's goaltender. Dennis Pizzeria Novice Toros recently entered the Belleville "AA" Tournament with the intention of gaining experience. They did just that and more. They made it to the finals and lost by a close score of 2-1 against Na- anee. After three days of ockey and defeating teams from Oakville, Kingston, Pickering and Belleville in the semi-finals, which went into overtime, the boys were very tired for the Sunday 6:00 p.m. final and did their best. Ryan Jackman got the lone Toro goal from a scramble after an initial shot by Niki Defreitas and a pass from Chris Pot. The steady performance of defenceman Chris Paquette and goalie John Marco Cannito kept the game close. Great scoring chances to tie the game came from Steve Tabb, Chris Pot and Jason Lange in the final minute. In their semi-final against Belleville, they battled back from a two goal deficit for a 5-4 victory. Brent Stockman got things rolling in the third period as he scored an unassisted unassisted goal. With 50 seconds left, Brent sent a pass to Chris Steele and he directed it to an open Jason Lange to send the game into overtime. Four minutes into overtime, Brent's pass to Niki sent Niki and Jason on a two on one. Niki fed the puck to Jason and he unleased a booming wrist shot to the top corner for the win. Other scorers in the game were Chris Steele from Greg Masterson, and Ryan Jackman from Niki and Chris Paquette. Toros first game was against Uakville on Friday. Oakville scored two goals in the first five minutes, but Toros Toros replied with seven unanswered unanswered goals for a 7-2 victory. victory. Great goaltending by David Yellowlees and a tough defense along with a pesky offense was the key to the win. Niki Defreitas played a great game assisting assisting on 4 goals. Jason Lange scored 1 goal, 2 assists, Chris Steele 2 goals, Ryan Jack- man 1 goal 1 assist, Greg Masterson 1 goal 1 assist, Steve Tabb 1 goal 1 assist, Chris Pot 1 goal, and Jason Frayne 1 assist. Second game Saturday, January 14 was a bit different different as Toros scored the first seven goals for a 7-1 victory over Kingston. The defense of Matt Akey, Chris Paquette, Paquette, Steve Ewles, Jason Frayne arid Brent Stockman dominated the Kingston offense. offense. Jason Lange played an excellent game and got 2 goals 2 assists for his effort. Also scoring were Niki Defreitas Defreitas 2 goals, Steve Tabb 1 goal 1 assist; Chris Steele 1 goal 3 assists; Ryan Jack- man 1 goal 2 assists; Chris Pot 2 assists; Chris Paquette 2 assists; and Brent Stock- man 1 assist. The third game was against Pickering, the team that was favored to win it all. However, they met an excited excited Toro team as the Toros defeated them 7-3. Chris Pa- juette was a standout on de- ense. David Yellowlees and John Marco Cannito shared the goal-tending duties. Chris Steele was the marksman marksman with 3 goals 1 assist. 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