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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 1,1989 | sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK --25 YEARS AGO--At the annual dance held by Bowmanville Golf Club on Saturday, trophies were presented to the champions as follows: Mrs. Don Wright, winner of the first flight: Ladies' Club Champion Champion Mrs. Nelson Osborne; Mrs. Charles Warren, second second Flight. Donald A. McGregor was the Men's Club Champion. John Fowler and John E. James won the Bob Watt Trophy and Jack Gray was named the best male golfer over 39. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Silvia Ruegger continues her domination of the cross country senior girls' LOSSA races. Last Thursday, Silvia finished first in the 4,000 metre event, with a time of 14 minutes, eight seconds. She will now compete in the COSSA girls' events in Belleville this Thursday. SOPER CREEK BALLPARK UPGRADED -- Bleachers and ball diamond lighting are to be installed at the Soper Creek Park shortly. The Town of Newcastle's community services department said in a report to town council that the work is slated to occur in late October or early November. The budgeted cost is $101,000 and the community services department notes that the price will be within budget. NEXT JUNIOR C GAME -- The Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will play on home ice this Sunday, November 5. Tliey'H be hosting Little Britain and the game time will be 7:30 pan, STILL ROOM IN MIXED LEAGUE -- There's still room for bowlers in the new adult mixed league which will play each Wednesday night. Game times are at nine p.m. at Liberty Bowl. If you'd like to sign up, please call 623-5663. OLD TIMERS' HOCKEY TOURNEY -- The Bowmanville Bowmanville Audio Vision "Panasonic" Old Timers will be hosting an eight-team tournament on Saturday, November November 4, in the Newcastle Arena. Teams attending the tourney arc: Haliburton Huskies; D & B Hawks; Port Perry Cutters; Seibert Motors; Pickering Sno- Caps; East Gwillimbury Old Timers; McIntosh Chrysler; and Port Perry Lakers. The first game gets under way at eight a.m. Dykstra's Deli Boys Have Hart 8 PC FITS Slow Pilch League Holds Annual Awards Banquet iryl tm F? 1m '-■ifr'-l; -•■.It ITT III--. TD It was Awards Night Oct. 22nd at Memorial Park Clubhouse for the Newcastle Slow Pitch League with trophies being presented to, 1-r, Joe Burns, Goodyear, 1st place D Division; Gary Reid, Tyrone, D Division Champion; Sean Fraser, Brewskies, 1st place and C Division Champion; Pete Campbell, Rallydogs, 1st place and B Division Champs; Jim Strong, Burketon, 1st place and A Division Champions. Chris Hart, that is, who along with the rest of the team play in the B.R.H.L Peewee division. Despite getting off to a slow start the Deli men are showing that what they lack in size is more than made up for in determination and ability. Steve Sargent who is in competition for the most valuable valuable player award, as well as the smallest, keeps the black disk from going be- Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. Team Standings Joan Murphy 24 pts, Gord Cowling 23 pts, Anne Porter 17 pts, Sam Adams 12 pts, Glenn Smith 10 pts, Gord Simpson 10 pts, Top 10 Averages Sam Adams 220, Joan Murphy 202, Glenn Smith 199, Gord Cowling 194, Cathy Cathy Both well 193, Barb Gilkes 192, Anne Porter 187, Brenda Stainton 187, Roy Mayhew 187, Gord Simpson 186. Ladies High Single - Cathy Cathy Bothwell 304. Ladies High Triple - Judy Davey 661. Men's High Single - Cloyde Morey - 257. Men's High Triple - Gord Cowling 721. B ; ^ 1% - Jif i UK 4? -a;. r 'rxM 81 ■ * I â: . vv. ,;Vi ! r- - ! f i i •' • I a 1 0 f " f it! f f i I -mi L # tween the pipes, while Steve Hamilton, Shawn Wolfe, Larry MacDonald, and Kyle Shackelton keep the front of the net clear. Up front the attack is led by Ian Borutskie, who is leading in scoring, along with line mates Dave Chambers, Chambers, and Kevin Martin. Support is supplied by the checking trio of Jeff Dart, Garry Munn and John Ashton. Ashton. The rest of the holes are filled by Aaron Stoker on the wing with Wesley Thompson on the other, who had a nice goal in our last game. The team is made up mostly of first year players, having lost their major players to the Toro's number 2 team. This only means that they will have to give a little bit extra to push that extra 50 pounds off the puck, and skate a little faster faster when it is chasing them. The boys have shown they have what it takes and have had the lead in two of their first three games, none of which has been blow outs, T O T A j 1 1 . rTI • 1 ssrfWVSSft J&J Atoms Skate to lieUsnawa Lange's --fr>- - ..... , >,! j\ IMi m ■ Ml,-.' -- I ■ : • ■ '■ ■ - Uft n ■ MV» i. -j ' * ' :-i I - . 'iiw: During the Oct. 22nd meeting of Newcastle Slow Skate '88 representative Garnet Rickard, President Pitch League, a cheque for $10,000 was presented to Dwight Searle and Vice President Pete Campbell. It Skate 88, to be used to help pay for the new ball dia- was announced that $4,500 of the amount had been monds on the Complex site. Taking part in the presen- raised at the league's recent dance, tation were, 1-r, Secretary-Treasurer Dave Wright, Dykstra's 2, and Photo 4 Dykstra's 2 Things will only improve, and the other teams will know they have a game on their hands when they face Dykstra's Deli. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 ) lx if busy call 725-2831 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. RQSSLAND "HWYW 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 Line Rd. E. Bowmanville 623-6353 On Tuesday, ,24th the Atom hockey team sponsored by J&J Sharpening Sharpening took to the ice against an Oshawa team, Holy Family. Family. Nick Zdravkovski, usually usually found on a forward line, stood between the pipes for the J&J Atoms ana proved that he is an asset to his team both in and out of the net. In spite of some excellent excellent moves by Nick, the J&J atoms found themselves behind behind one goal at the 12:40 mark of the first period. However, they quickly rebounded rebounded to tie the game less than two minutes later. Brian Ball was credited with that goal and the assist went to Stephen Wraith. The 1-1 tie remained until until the third period when Holy Family slipped the puck past Nick. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, even with an increased increased offensive press, J&J Sharpening was unable to alter the score during the remainder remainder of the game. Final score was 2-1 for Holy Family. Family. However, judging by J&J Sharpening's performance in their subsequent league game on Saturday, October 28th the players didn't allow the loss to dampen their spirits or to detract from their ability to play a fast paced, exciting game of hockey that included extensive extensive use of controlled passing. passing. In that league game against a team sponsored by Carnation Flower Shop, Brad Johnson was given the opportunity to fill the position position of goalie for J&J Sharpening. Sharpening. A combination of impressive impressive saves from Brad and aggressive forechecking from his forwards led to the first goal of the game going to J&J Sharpening. Brian Ball scored the goal, making use of the beautiful pass from Jeremy Sanders. Less than a minute later. Carnation Carnation tied the game. However, in a see-saw like battle, Jeremy Jeremy Sanders regained the lead only to have Carnation tie it again with only 40 seconds seconds left in the opening period. period. Period two continued with fast paced, end-to-end hockey that had the crowd on the edges of their seats. After five minutes of play, the 2-2 tie was finally broken broken when Carnation scored, putting them in the lead for the first time in the game. J&J centerman, Phil Gushu- lak, again brought the game to a tie when he scored on_a pass from defenseman Colin Galinski. However, the Carnation Carnation Atoms took over the scoreboard for the remainder remainder of this period and notched two more. Score at the end of the second period settled at 5-3 for Carnation. In the final period, J&J Sharpening managed to shut down the Carnation offense. offense. Brad Johnson continued continued to make spectacular saves (even one while he had lost his stick!) and his defensemen, Brad MacMas- ter, Jacob Gorski, Colin Galinski Galinski and Darren Crawford supplied solid blue-lining to frustrate Carnation's forwards. forwards. Meanwhile, Greg Masterson, who played a beautiful game, scored twice 'ftyçjunËS* THE WORLD'S BESTSELLING TRUCK BED PROTECTOR Fibreglass Truck Caps ALSO BOWBOIN RUNNING BOARDS, WESTIN LITE BARS, MASTER GUARD STEP BUMPERS AND FORM-FIT HOOD PROTECTORS DURHAM BUMPER SERVICE 434-8007 BASELINE ROAD 1 KM. EAST OF COURTICE ROAD TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED | RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Heritage House Downs Uxbridge Heritage House Atoms played solid two way hockey in defeating Uxbridge 5-1 at the Darlington Sports Centre Centre on Saturday, October 28, 1989. Steven Brinkman and Greg McMurter led the way with 2 goals each, and a single single by Paul Lavallee. Teamwork Teamwork was the order of the day as evidenced by the number of assists. Mark Frampton and Travis Lau- ghin 2 each, singles to Greg McMurter, Matt Brake, Dwayne Desjardins, Brent Strand, and Robbie Jeffers. Kevin Any an jrlgMgü | The Dust has settled on Great Gar Deals. rss\ Roger Swan Auto Centre R.R.#6 Bowmanville 623-8906 Kevin Pickell and Derek Lange were strong defensives defensives along with goal tenders tenders Mike Rowland and David David Yellowlees. Chris Steele and Sommer West also played a strong game for Heritage House. Our second game of the day was a close contest, with Heritage House coming out on the losing end of a 4-3 score against Oshawa Little NHL Canadians. After opening opening the scoring late in the first period, on a goal by Steven Steven Brinkman assisted by Dwayne Desjardins and Robbie Jeffers, Toros found themselves tied at the end of the second. Our opponents went ahead by 2 goals in the third period and even though Toros had several chances, we were only able to get one goal back. Greg McMurter and Paul Lavallee scored the second and third goals, with assists to Brent Strand, Travis Laughlin and Sommer West. No home game this Saturday Saturday as wo travel to Uxbridge Uxbridge for a 4:00 p.m. contest. contest. to tie the game. The 5-5 tie remained until the final buzzer. Each time the J&J Sharpening players take to the ice, it is clear that they're becoming stronger and are functioning more and more as a unified team. It is clear that they and their fans are in for an exciting exciting season. Way to go, J&J! Report from Orono Figure Skating Club By Lynne Lemieux With November now here, the Orono Figure Skating Skating Club will be having a busy month. The club will be catering two banquets which will be held on November 17th and November 24th. There are many jobs involved involved in doing these banquets banquets and everyone's help is needed to make them a success. success. Lists have been posted on the arena bulletin board and all parents are urged to sign up for the area that you can help with. The club's first dance is upcoming on Saturday, November November 18th at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. Centre. Come out and bring your friends for an evening of fun and support your club. Tickets are available from Ann Bickell, Debbie Wilhelm or executive members. members. At the Loyalists Skating Competition held in Kingston Kingston on October 21, Orono skaters placed well. The results results were: Tracy Eames placed 2nd in flight and 4th in the finals at the Pre- Novice level. Tanya Clemens placed 2nd in flight and 7th in the finals at the Pre- Novice level. Briar Ransbcr- ry placed 4th in the final at the Novice level. Good work, girls! Goodyear Eagles Cruise To Two Week-end Wins The Red Eagles captured four more points last weekend weekend with victories over Uxbridge Uxbridge away and Cobourg at home. Nick Dennis continued continued his hot pace with 8 points, close behind was Glen Campbell with six points and linemate Chris Shmyr also with six. That makes 20 points in two games for that line. The Bowmanville boys struck fast in the Bruins' den. Shmyr potted the first one from Dennis and Campbell Campbell just 35 seconds into tne game. Nine seconds later, Dennis scored from Campbell Campbell and Baumhauer. It was about then that it became the referees' game, handing out penalties fast and furious. furious. If he could not find any he made some up. Imagine coach Taylor getting penalized penalized for throwing his Lands in the air in disgust and being being ejected from the game because he was copying Don Cherry. The boys held up well, weathering several double penalties and adding two more goals. Kelly Armstrong Armstrong scored unassisted, and brother Shane rounded the scoring off for the period, from Glen Campbell Campbell and Dean Baumhauer. Early in the second the head official went on the rampage again throwing around a few unsportsmanlike unsportsmanlike penalties for the goal tender and for polite questions. questions. While the Eagles had four men in the penalty box, Uxbridge flipped the twine three times to tighten the game 4-3. Once again the Eagles rose to the occasion with goals by George Pithie from David Fairey and Shane Armstrong, and Chris Shmyr scored nis second from Nick Dennis. Scott Webster came up with some big saves in the first and was in charge on the breakaway breakaway when the game was close. The Goodyear boys came away with a 6-3 win. Cobourg Cougars made their first visit to the Eagles' nest this season, on Sunday night and were treated to a 7-2 taming. It was a close game in the first period with the Eagles having the shot edge 11-7 and scoring the only goal off the stick of John Hartford from Shmyr and Dennis. Things opened up in the second. The Goodyear crew had the edge in shots 18-7 and the scoring edge 5-1. Youth Bowling Bantams: Team Standings: Wahoo 25; Ling 23; Benito 23; Dab 22; Tarpon 20; Conger 19; Plaice 17; Drum 17; Snook 14; Cobia 11; Bream 11; Mullet 8. High Triple: Christine Gusterson 427; Adam Brown 425; Mark Dodds 411; Danny Danny Welsh 407; Jennifer Hol- royd 406; Ryan Preston 404; Michael Wilcox 401. High Single: Adam Brown 181; Melinda Tait 174; Christine Gusterson 169; Joel Forsey 167; Michael Michael Wilcox 166. Juniors Team Standings: Vickery 27; Flint 25; Brooks 19; Gusterson Gusterson 16; Routh 16; Rodgers Rodgers 15; Hill 14; Flintoff 8. High Triple: Jason Vickery Vickery 506; Buffy Rodgers 465; Christa Big Canoe 457; Tanya Tanya Colwell 453; Ryan Flint 450. High Single: Jason Vickery Vickery 222; Tanya Colwell 203; Brock MacArthur 186; Buffy Rodgers 184; Martin Routn 180. Seniors Team Standings: Evans 22; Brown 21; Richards 19; Big Canoe 8. High 718; Traci Snowden Brown 618. High ' 302; Traci g hen Brown 255; Donna lodgers 261; Cheri Richards 254; Sandy Snowden 233. Tykes Team Standings: Dolphins Dolphins 23; Eagles 17; Falcons 16; Bears 15; Bengals 15; Colts 14; Panthers 14; Broncos Broncos 13; Cougars 11; Lions 7; Sea Hawks 7; Rams 3. High Double: Nicole Braybrook 244; Brian Dy- marski 241; Robbie Campbell Campbell 237; Ryan Seath 219. High Single: Robbie Campbell 142; Nicole Braybrook Braybrook 141; Brian Dymarski 128; Ryan Seath 119; Christie Christie Stevens 112; Tim Welsh 102. ligCt High Triple: Tracy Bums ' Hanc 679; Sandy 648; Stephen High Single; Tracy Bums Hanc 273; Ste- Brookwood Engraving Wide range of Trophies and Plaques Available All types of Plastic and Brass Engraving Prompt Service - Competitive Prices Call Ron White at Z63-2Z09 Jeff Flintoff notched one from Robinson and Baumhauer, Baumhauer, Kelly Armstrong from Campbell and Shmyr, Campbell from Dennis and Shmyr. Cobourg finally beat rompin' rompin' Ian Cooper to score their first. Nick Dennis came back with two. The first from Campbell and Shmyr and the second from Jeff Reynolds and Drew Al- lenby. Things quieted down in the third with the teams trading power play goals. The Bowmanville marker came off the stick of Shawn Rekker with a beautiful slot shot, set up by Nick Dennis and Drew Allenby. The Eagles Eagles had the overall shot edge 40-23, and Ian Cooper made several key saves. Around the Eagles Nest It is a known fact that the O.H.A. executive have full control over all the teams. The manager and coaches control the players but it is very interesting who the officials answer to. It appears that a referee may take the ice and call the game any way he chooses. One week ago Sunday the referee allowed the teams to play hockey but controlled the game. Several of the recent recent games saw the official assess penalties for unexplainable unexplainable infractions. At one time you can impede the progress of a player with your stick, but at another time you can't. At one time two players can grapple on the ice without swinging, and receive majors and at another time they don't receive receive a penalty. And what about protection of the goal- tenders who are at the mercy mercy of an attacking player when they are covering the puck. There certainly seems to be a lack of consistency. It must be terribly frustrating to the players and coaches, not knowing what is going to be called and what isn't. Who do the officials answer to? It is rumored that Coaches Coaches Taylor and Maclnnis will have to sell their cars and buy a van to carry their chalk boards to the new arena, arena, since the town has not equipped this beautiful new building with the necessities for hockey teams. It's been a year folks, everything should be in place by now. Bob Marshall has several items of Eagles sportswear available to the public: Sweat shirts - any colour, Track pants - any colour, Golf shirts - white. _ If you are interested see him at the arena or call 623- 7069. The Eagles were at home Tuesday to Port Perry and this Sunday play Little Britain, Britain, and they are currently 8 and 1. BRHL Midget Teams Start New Season The three team Midget division of the BRHL started workouts and games on the first of October under the watchful eye of coaches Ed West, Ron Selleck and John Kay. At this time the teams are sponsored by Grahams IGA, REMAX, and Deluxe Taxi. Following 2 or 3 skating sessions league play began with IGA and Deluxe Taxi skating to an 8 to 8 draw in a wide open 2 hour game. The following night saw 2 games played, both involving involving REMAX and both ending in 3 to 3 scores. On Saturday Saturday October 21 REMAX and Deluxe Taxi played another tight game which ended in a 4 to 3 victory for Deluxe ■ Taxi. REMAX rebounded on Monday October 23 against highpowered Albert Street of the OCHL with a convincing convincing 5 to 0 victory. Earning his first shutout of the year was Brett Lambert, great game Brett! > The second game of the evening had Deluxe meeting IGA in a fast hard hitting game which saw IGA jump out to a 4 to 1 lead only to see Deluxe come back to squeak out a 5 to 4 win. Bill MacIntyre scored the winner winner in the last 2 minutes of the game and then Deluxe held on with the help of several several offside calls against IGA. Standings as of October 23 REMAX 4G, 1W, IL, 2T, 4Pts. IGA 3G, -W, IL, 2T, 3Pts. DELUXE 4G, 2W, -L, 2T, 6 Pts. The BRHL MIDGETS play their one hour long home games on Saturday nights at 8:00 p.m. and on Monday nights at 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. at the Newcastle Arena. If you enjoy fast, clean, exciting hockey come on out and watch our games. The free admission makes BRHL MIDGET hockey the best entertainment value in town. Power Vac Bantams Lose Close Games Power Vac Bantams ended ended last week end on a losing note. Going down , to defeat to the Oshawa Blafk Hawks 3-2, Uxbridge 5-4, and Lindsay Lindsay 5-3. I Our boys gave a valiant effort but came up short in the scoring. Although the scores are not indicative of our play, this \ team looks promising. \ 1 Scoring for \the Toros were, Woodcock (3), McGuire (2), \ Burgess, Brown, Stewart and Dyk- stra (1). Assisting were Brake, Becker (2) each. Burgess, Burgess, Desmedt, McGuire arid Real (1) each, Tjmoshik with (3). No Retailers Allowed Saturday. November 4th Ontario Motor Sales, Oshawa Brins in items to sell 9-11 a.m, Sale is from 1 - 5 p.m. 725-8890 for further information i ^anaiai.(la 1 REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY GANARASKA FOREST RECREATION PLAN The Ganaraska Forest Recreational Users Committee has recently i completed its review of recreational use in the Ganaraska Forest. Their I report will be presented to the I Conservation Authority at their meeting on November 16,1989. Anyone wishing to comment on this report should do so in writing before November 15, 1989. Copies of the report are now available from the Authority Office.