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Youth Bowling SENIORS Team Standings: Evans - 28; Big Canoe - 27; Jeff & The Stubs - 21; Maniac Mcn- acs - 16; Psychedelics - 14; Hnnc -11. High Singles: Emma Hill - 244; Nathan Brooks - 239, 211; George Evans - 243, 237, 200; Randy Mulder - 223; Danielle Big Canoe - 208, 207; Stephen Brown - 206, 200; Michael Chomey - 202. High Triples: George Evans - 680; Danielle Big Canoe - 608; Nathan Brooks -605. Juniors Team Standings: Rogers - 28; Pappas - 22; Gusterson - 18; Flint - 17; Harrison -17; Bums - 3. High Singles: Kristen Kil- lens - 250; Ryan Flint - 244; Shawn Pappas - 219, 197; James Robinson - 207; Tisha Harrison - 207. High Triples: Ryan Flint - 565; Shawn Pappas - 540; BufTy Rodgers - 531; Kristen Killens - 519; Mark Brooks - 509. ' Bantams Team Standings: Omagh - 29; Ariss - 26; Dokis - 26; Oxley - 25; Gorrie - 20; Yark- er -17; Muncey -16; Yatton- 16; Doon - 14; Vasey - 11; Bala -10; Kippen - 0. 'High Singles: Martin Routh - 255; Kyle Dodds - 199; Chris Peldiak - 189; Amanda Welsh - 185; Chris Potter - 183; Robin Wyatt - 180. High. Triples: Martin Routh - 572; Chris Peldiak - 51 à; Kyle Dodds - 499; Jason Vickery - 466; Tanya Colwell -451. ■Bowler of the Month for January - Andrea Chadwick plus 11. ; Tykes îTeam Standings: Good Luck -13; Tenderheart -13; Friend -13; Wish -10; Love- a-Lot - 10; Funshine - 8; Bedtime - 7; Grumpy - 7; Cheer - 6; Tugs - 2; Secret - 2; Hugs - 0. [High Singles: Christine Giisterson - 130, 117; Ben McCaffery - 122; Robbie Campbell - 118, 103; Jeff Connelly -114; Lori James - 112; Tim Welsh -110. ; High Doubles: Christine Gusterson - 247; Robbie Campbeir - 221; Ben McCafc fery - 211; Lori James - 210; Ryan Leddy - 203; Andrew "Woodhouse - 200. 4-Steps to Stardom Results: Results: Bantams: Singles - Jason Vickery and Amanda Welsh. Boys Team - Brad Humber, Stephen Maillet, Jeffery Pearson, Chris Peldiak, Matthew Bothwell, Coach - Stephen Vickery. Girls Team - Robin Wyatt, Tara Parent, Kerri-Ann Kelly, Shelley Leveille, Andrea Pe- tre, Coach - Bonnie Vickery. Juniors: Singles - Shawn Pappas and Tracy Burns. Boys Team - Lee Hyland, Mark Brooks, Mike Drummond, Drummond, Ryan Flint, James Robinson, Coach - Joan Murphy. Murphy. Girls Team Kristen Killens, Killens, Julie Gusterson, Tisha Harrison, Buffy Rodgers, Marsh Mastcrson, Coach - Jim Murphy. Seniors: Singles - George Evans and Danielle Big Canoe. Canoe. Boys Team: Stephen Brown, Randy Mulder, Nathan Nathan Brooks, Ed Cook, Steve Dickson, Coach - Gord Cowling. Cowling. Girls Team: Cheri Richards, Richards, Emma Hill, Sandra Snowden, Donna Rodgers, Marcy Sutherland, Coach - Shelley Thompson. Zone Finals for 4-Steps: Sunday, February 25, 1989, time and place to be posted. YOUTH TV CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS for Senior Bowlers was held at North End Bowl in Oshawa on Saturday, February February 4th at 7 p.m. The Liberty Liberty Bowl Youth bowlers participating participating were Stephen Brown, Danielle Big Canoe, Randy Mulder, Goerge Evans, Ed Cook and Marcy Sutherland. Stephen Brown placed in the qualifying round for the stepladder and in the stepladder, first game defeated Tammy Haley, Jason Jason Cole and Matt Wallace and advanced to the final against first place Steve Young. Stephen Brown just ran out of "bowl power" as this was his 9th game for "the night and after rolling over 800 for his first three games in the stepladder. We are proud of you Stephen, good work! Randy Mulder' and Ed Cook also won high; single games. The above will be shown on Rogers Cable 10 TV on February 25th at 4 p.m. and March 4th and 11th, also at 4 p.m. SMUTS ^ .... . Heartbreaker for Darlington Auto The following is a capsul- ized report on two week-end games played on Sunday January 29 when the Darlington Darlington Auto Selects travelled travelled to Hamilton to do battle battle with the Ancaster Blues and the Rosedale Selects. The first game played at 1:00 p.m. against the Ancaster Ancaster Blues was a back and forth battle which ended prematurely when time ran out with over six minutes showing on the clock due to a late start. During the first period and with Clayton Rcndell starting between the pipes, Darlington Auto hit the scoreboard first when Darryl Cook tallied from Arron Stoker. Bowmanville upped the count to 2-0 when Peter Schoep used the count to 2-0 when Peter Schoep used the defenseman as a screen and shot one in between the goal tender's legs at the 11:45 mark of the second period, period, unassisted. Ancaster then replied at the 9:04 mark to tighten things up. Then after substituting Stevie Stevie Sargent for Clayton the Blues increased the pressure pressure to finally push across the tying score. With our' boys still back on their heels the Ancaster team blitzed us for two more markers to close out the second at 4-2 for the opposition. Things appeared pretty bleak when Ancaster notched their fifth tally on a spin around backhander, but the Darlington Auto crew dug down and got right back on even terms. Starting Starting the hit parade was Les McCrory ably assisted by Mike Ferguson. Next up was Arron Stoker from captain David Chambers with a nice high shot just inside the post. Jeff Hughes then knotted knotted the score at five apiece on a shot to the comer from a pile up which closed out the scoring for the Darlington Darlington Auto Selects but unfortunately unfortunately not for Ancaster as they pushed across two more in the closing'minutes to end up 7-5 winners. From here it was a mad dash to our next encounter about an hour later against a very physical Rosedale Se lect team which can be attested attested to by the fact that the penalty box was seldom uninhabited. uninhabited. Rosedale hit first toward the end of the first and then clicked again towards towards the middle of the second second to go two up. The third Rosedale marker marker was an unfortunate break coming from a deflection off a skate at the 2:16 mark of the second. But on the ensuing ensuing face-off Darlington Auto marched over the blueline and unloaded, a long shot which just dribbled in between between the pads and over the goal line, Jeff Hughes doing the'damage. This is how the second period and the final outcome ended 3-1 for Rosedale Rosedale as the third period was scoreless for both teams. Although we absorbed two losses on this road trip the Darlington Auto boys' can be proud that we were in it right to the end and each could have gone either way. Heritage House Starts Playoffs Un January 23rd the Heritage House Atom A Toros Toros played their first round robin playoff game. Toros played host to Oshawa Bruins. It was a 1-0 lead for Oshawa at the end of the first period. Half way through the second, Toros evened the score on a goal by Brad Ormiston assisted by Davie Watt and Andrew Ferguson. There was no scoring the rest of the game. Game ended in a 1-1 tie. On January 26th Toros travelled to Oshawa for their second game. The first period saw Toros with the only goal coming from Greg McMurter assisted by Davie Watt and Andrew Ferguson. Toros scored the only goal in the second period, goal coming coming from Paul Lavallee assisted assisted by Steve Brinkman and Greg McMurter. Third period Paul Lavallee put Toros Toros ahead 3-0, assist going to Greg McMurter and Steve Brinkman. Oshawa came back with 2 goals, cutting Toros lead 3- 2. 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Congratulations Congratulations to our rookie line of Greg McMurter, Paul Lavallee and Steve Brink- man for their fine performance. performance. On January 28th, Toros hosted the Peterborough Petes. This game was a tight checking game with no goals scored in the first period. Half way through the second, second, Petes took a 1-0 lead. There was no more scoring in the second. Third period saw our rookie line again scoring all 3 goals. Paul La- vallee from Greg McMurter and Mike deBlois, then Greg McMurter from Steve Brink- man. Rounding out the scoring scoring was Steve Brinkman | from Paul Lavallee and Jason Jason Jackman. Game ended 3-1 for Toros. On January 29 th, Toros travelled to Peterborough to play their final game of the round robin. Only goal in the first period was scored by Jason Jackman assisted by Mike deBlois. Petes evened the score in the second second period. With 2 minutes left in the game Petes went ahead 2-1. As the clock ticked down Petes thought they had a sure win but with seconds left and face off in Petes' end coach Paul Jackman pulled goalie Mark Lynch for the extra man. With 16 seconds left Jason Jackman scored assisted by Mike deBlois and Greg McMurter tieing game 2-2. This put Toros in first place of the round robin. Oshawa and Peterborough Peterborough played next to eliminate eliminate one team. Peterborough won this game so Toros will play Peterborough Peterborough Sunday, February February 5th. Second game is Wednesday, February 8th at 7:30 in Darlington. . Third game Saturday, February 11th at 3:20 also in Darlington. Fourth game if necessary in Peterborough February 12th. Fifth game if necessary Tuesday, February 14th in Darlington at 7 p.m. Ken Hockin Oldtimers Down Oshawa 4-2 by Bob Sheridan Last Wednesday night, Ron Clemens was a one man gang, scoring three goals as we downed Macintosh Chrysler from Oshawa 4-2. Ron scored his first as he stormed in from the right side and blasted a perfect shot that hit both goal posts before it settled behind goal- tender, Gary Revell. Ron's second came when he raced across the goal mouth and picked a comer. Ed Schreycr and Grant Flintoff drew assists assists on these goals. Ron displayed displayed complete versatility as a marksman as he redirected redirected Hugh German's shot from the point. Ron, of course, is a native of the village of Hampton and it was that other Hamp- tonite. Joe Balson, who scored our fourth goal to make our total offense a Hampton show. Bob Sheridan Sheridan sent Joe away with a perfect cross ice pass which Joe picked up on his skate and kicked ahead to his forehand forehand as he broke in alone and caught the far comer with a perfect drive. Art Hester was beaten twice by Syd Kane and Grant Powell of Macintosh with assists going to Jim Erwin Erwin and Jim McBride. Ed Schreyer, Ray Preston, Preston, Warren Townsley , Ron Rushak and Bob Deblois all made a solid contribution to our winning effort. Tyke Upset Strong goaltending by Jeff Simpson and a very balanced balanced offensive attack led Rotary to an upset victory over 1st place Skylight. Two goals by Bobby Graham Graham and singles by Darryl Adams, Todd Bumstead, Jeff Ross and Ryan McGill led the offence with forwards Andrew Warren, Jermany Morrison, Jamie Tabb, Tyler Schroer, and Tyler Kotin complementing the offensive attack. Behind the blue line, Simpson also received a big help from the defensive core of Todd Bumstead, Jay Henderson, Henderson, Andrew Smale and Jeff Ross. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 8.1989 Adam & Eve Clippers Narrowly Edge V & G One week after winning the Bowmanville Novice Hockey Tournament Championship, Championship, the Adam and Eve Clippers met Victoria and Grey as action in the novice division resumed. With Adam and Eve playing without without Scott Reid. Scott MacK- ay and Jim Colder, the team knew that a strong team effort effort was required by eveiy one for success. And that is exactly what happened as the Clippers edgea V&G 4-3. In tne opening moments of the game it appeared to be V&G vs Jeremy Bowen, as the Clippers' goalie faced a barrage of snots before Mike McCrory finally gave his team the lead at 1:09. But that goal only seemed to wake up the Clippers when Brad Aylsworth finished off a pass from Jamie Potter to tie the score. In the second period Victoria Victoria and Greg still held the edge in play, but with Jeremy Jeremy refusing to allow any further V&G goals and with the strong support from the defensive pairs of Kristy Thompson and Andy Griffin and Jessica Andrews and Grant Gusulak, Adam and Eve scored the only goal of the period with Richard Aa- sen from Craig Sabine at 3:59. Adam and Eve extended that lead in the third period at 1:39 when Craig Sabine set Richard Aasen for his second goal of the game. Then at 8:54 Craig Sabine scored the eventual game winner, from Steve Bos- graaf. V&G made a strong come back in the final minutes minutes as Dave Clark and Mike McCrory scored, but time ran out and the Clippers Clippers were able to claim the win. HALF PRICE Heart Saver CPR Course Only $10.00 Sat., Feb. 18 9 a.m. -- 1 p.m. Trinity United Church BOWMANVILLE To register call Durham Save-a-Heart 571-1152 IS 1989 A YEAR YOU WISH TO BE... FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT? TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS? TO HAVE UNLIMITED POTENTIAL? TO SECURE A REWARDING FUTURE? If any or all the above are your goals, call Trend Tidy's about acquiring a Franchise in the Home Services Industry in your area. 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