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4 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6,1989 [ sport-talk 623-330} FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO -- On Saturday evening, the United Church hall at Kendal was packed for a turkey banquet that honored the Kendal Junior "D" baseball team which won the Ontario baseball championship championship this year, and the Peewees who were the league champions. Members of the junior team are Bob Robinson, Terry Carleton, Capt. Wayne Hogg, Grant Yeo, John Quantrill, Grant Greenwood, Garry Moore, Larry Miller, Ronny Moore, Bud Elliot, Grant Wade, Coaches Allan Irwin and Gordon Langstaff, Ralph Kennedy, Kennedy, Ray Couroux, Bob Trew, and Mgr. John Thompson. FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO -- Winners of a Bow- 'manville elementary school soccer tournament recently recently were the team from Central Public School. They defeated St. Joseph's School by a score of 1-0 ' in the final game. Team members are Tracy Finnic, Lee Aiken, Angie Brown, Chris Moroz, Larry Perris, : David Aiken, Jamie Downing, Jay Kelly, Merrillee Brown, Danny Annis, Mandy Cos, Guy Marjerrison, . Lori Smith, Rod Tukker, Jacalyn Henry, Dean ■ iMcMann, Deanna Brown, Todd Hughes, Dan McLean, Todd Lewis, Lance Killingbeck, Craig Lewis, Jodi 1 .Marjerrison, Coaches Tom Turner and Dale St. John. ONTARIO FISHING AND SPORTSMEN'S SHOW -- The 5th annual Ontario Fishing and Sportsmen's Show will be taking place from February 21-24, at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. This year's show will feature 175 exhibits of fishing equipment, tackle, boats, motors, information on fly-in camps and lodges, and a variety of seminars. Last year more than 25,000 fishermen attended attended the event. BOWMANVILLE EAGLES ACTION -- The Eagles will begin a lengthy three-game road trip this week that will see them visit Little Britain, Lakefield, and Ajax. The next home game will be on Sunday, December December 17, when the Cobourg Cougars come to town for a 7:30 start. PUBLIC SKATING -- For those looking for an opportunity opportunity to strap on the blades, the following are the arenas and times for public skating: Bowmanville Recreation Complex, Sundays, 1:00-2:30, parent/tot/seniors Tuesdays, Tuesdays, 2:00-5:00; Darlington Sports Centre, Fridays, 7:00- 8:30, parent/tot/seniors Fridays, 2:30-5:00; Newcastle and Orono arenas, Sundays, 2:30-4:00. BOWMANVILLE AUDIO VISION "SNO-PITCH" TOURNAMENT -- The Bowmanville Audio Vision Oldtimers will be hosting a 12-team parks and recreational recreational "sno-pitch" tournament on January 27, at ■ Memorial Park. Any teams wishing to enter are asked to call Phil Solomon at 623-6147 or Tom Wilson at 623-2982. by Bob Sheridan Town Sports, behind the stellar goaltending of Mike Willoughby, defeated our Ken Hockin Oldtimers 8-2 recently. George Sainsbury scored both goals for our side. With the resiliency of an Indian rubber ball, we rebounded rebounded from this setback to defeat Oshawa Antiques 5-3. Bob Sheridan and Howie Howie Mooney each scored twice with Hugh German picking up the fifth for our side. Bob Hellam, Hugh German, Ed Schryer and Grant Flintoff played an excellent defensive defensive game and Art Hester was a wizard in goal to thwart the awesome offensive offensive power of the Antiques' renowned scoring machine. Antiques' goals were scored on perfect shots by Gibbons, Ron Wright and Ron Jones, with an artful wrap around from behind the net, which went in artlessly off Art's skate. cy„ assists going to Bob Demo: Demo: lois, Bob Marjerrison, Ron Rushak and Flintoff and Bob Sheridan. The Newcastle attack was led by Mike Kimble and Mike Bourque with two goals each. Roger Brady and Eddie Hawerchuk had singles. singles. Lany Creighton was a tower of strength on the Newcastle defence. Our next game is against Port Hope Legion in Bow- manville Arena at 8 p.m. this Friday. 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 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 Woodstock Wins Halminen Homes Midget Tournament Preston captured the consolation trophy at the Hal- From left are: Debbie Luxton, Brett Brod (Goulding minen Homes Midget Hockey Tournament on the Park), Brenda Goode, Ron Ortwein (Preston), Don weekend with a 6-3 win over Goulding Park Rangers. Luxton. The trophy presentation ceremony is pictured above. HOCKEY TEAMS TO RECEIVE "SMART HOCKEY" ; VIDEO -- Hockey teams across Ontario will soon be -receiving the "Smart Hockey" video, which is aimed at promoting safe, clean hockey. The "Smart Hockey" video features former NHL superstar Mike Bossy, and will be mailed to teams with players 11 years of age and older. Since 1981, more than 140 Ontario players have become permanently crippled with neck and spinal spinal cord injuries after being hit head-first into the boards. The "Smart Hockey" video offers prevention tips to eliminate these unnecessary injuries. Hockin Oldtimers Can't Get by Strong Goaltending Art, moreover, continued to display goaltending skill which we now take for granted in last Friday night's win over Newcastle Inn 9-6. Warren Townsley, Ray Crombie, Hugh German and Roger Shingler put forth a superb effort on the Bowmanville defence. Siegi Rohr led our attack with three goals as he picked the corners with deadly accura- Tournament Chairman Garnet Rickard presents Brad Norris, of Woodstock, with the Championship trophy from -the Iialminen Homes Midget Hockey Tournament. Woodstock defeated Peterborough in the final 4-1. The tournament took place during tne weekend weekend at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Jason Ilowran, of Peterborough, receives the runner runner up trophy from sponsor Hannu Halminen at the Halminen Homes Midget Hockey Tournament held in Bowmanville Saturday and Sunday. by Brad Kelly The Halminen Homes Midget Hockey Tournament concluded on Sunday, with Preston winning the consolation consolation championship, and Woodstock capturing the "A" championship. The tournament attracted attracted teams from Peterborough, Peterborough, Brnccbridgo, Barrie, and Essex. A total of 16 teams competed in the two- day event which saw games played at both the Bowman- ville Recreation Complex, and the Darlington Sports Centre. Bowmanville made a quick exit from the tournament, tournament, ns they were defeated by Peterborough in the opening game 6-1, and also by Trenton in the consolation consolation round by a 6-2 count. Tournament Director Mace Armstrong was very pleased with the way the tournament went. "These boys played some very good hockey this week-end. Wo had four games go into overtime, overtime, and only one blow-out. We attracted scouts from various Jr. "B" teams, and also some scouts from the Central Scouting Bureau." As is often the case, many of the volunteers go unnoticed in a major event. Mace was quick to centre out one particular group. "A tournament like this wouldn't be successful! without without the volunteers from St. John Ambulance. We had two broken ankles, two injured injured shoulders, and a fan who was struck in the head with a puck. In a lot of cases, cases, their work goes unmentioned, unmentioned, but we really appreciated appreciated the work they did for us this weekend." In the championship game, Woodstock soundly defeated Peterborough 4-1. Woodstock gained a berth in the final by defeating Mississauga, Mississauga, Woolwich, and Es sex. Peterborough reached the finals with wins over Bowmanville, Scarborough, and Barrio. In the consolation final, Preston defeated Goulding Park by a 6-3 score. Preston, who lost to Essex in their first game, beat Brnccbridgc and Toronto to reach the finals. finals. After losing to Waterloo Waterloo in their opening game, Goulding Park regrouped to bent Oshawa, and Trenton on their way to the finals. The Bowmanville Christmas Classic Hockey Hockey Tournament has secured secured a major sponsor for this year's event. Schickc- danz Brothers have agreed to give financial backing to the tournament, tournament, which will be held from December 26-30. The tournament start- 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 iif busy call 72S-2S.il WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood & eoltwood lumber dry kilns & droning facilities Including custom made trim; linrdwoud & marine plywoodn im well oh n complete «lock of building innterlnk nossiAND cd in 1984 with 16 teams competing in the minor and major pccwcc divisions. divisions. This year, the tournament tournament will play host to 06 teams with both "A" and "CC!" centres taking part. The Schickodnnz Christmas Classic will get under way on Tuesday, Tuesday, December 26, and will conclude on Saturday, Saturday, December 30. Each team catering the tournn- ment will be guaranteed four games, a berth in the A,B,0, or 1) final, and a trophy or medallion. On Thursday, December December 28, an official puck dropping ceremony will take place. Those scheduled scheduled to lake part include Boh Schickodnnz; Mayor Mario Hubbard; Honorary Honorary Chairman Garnet Rickard; Director of Community Community Services Joe Corunna; Corunna; Tournament Chairman Chairman Paul Jackman; a representative from Canadian Canadian Tire (sponsor of the major pcowccs); and Toro President Paul Robinson. Robinson. A Christmas dnneo will also bo bold on Thursday night nt tho Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Tho dance will be free of charge for llioso parents who lmvo kids participating in tho tournament. tournament. Tho event is expected to bring 2500-3000 visitors visitors to Bowmanville over a five-day period. With tho financial backing of Schickodnnz Brothers, the 1989 tournament tournament promises to become become a true classic. Penalties Mean Live or Die for Goodyear Eagles Power play goals have been the influencing factor in recent Eagles games. The 4-4 tie against Port Perry saw seven of the eight goals scored on the power play. The 7-5 loss to Lakefield last Friday night was a result of six of 12 goals being notched with the man advantage. It would seem that the team that goes out and concentrates concentrates on hockey, rather than getting revenge will be the most successful. The Red Eagles scored once in the first frame on a power play marker from the stick of Nick. Dennis, with Taylor and S. Armstrong picking up assists. The Chiefs potted two to take a 2-1 lead to the dressing room. Both of their markers were on the power play. Lakefield dominated the second period, scoring four times to the Eagles two. Dean Baumhauer scored both the Bowmanville goals on one shift on the power play. The assists went to George Pithie (2), Greg Goode, and S. Armstrong. Lakefield notched one in the third while the Goodyear Goodyear boys lit the red light twice. Pithie scored from Fairey and Rohr and Brad Robinsoi) scored unassisted to complete the scoring. Ian Cooper came up with some big saves, especially on a half dozen breakaways. He deserved a better fate, but support was lacking. Around The Eagles Nest It must be extremely frustrating for coaches Brian Taylor and Joe Mcln- nis to see some of the senseless, senseless, selfish penalties that Seven Wins for Bantams The Snowden Electric Bantam Selects are off to a fine start this season with 7 wins,-1 tie and only 1 loss in their first nine games. The team which has 12 minors and four majors on it is showing that they can play with anybody as long as they keep up the hard work and hustle. The team members for the 1989.90 season are Sarah Sarah Couch, Bruce Bumstead, Dan Kooy, Brad Hargest, Matt Yeo, Andrew Allaire, Jason Wichman, Leon Coates, Jeff Johnston, Matt Frampton, Carlo Warr, Byron Byron Lange, J.P. Tousignant, Spencer Latin, Terry Van- Londen and Mike Suess with Coaches Greg Couch, Van Wilcox, A1 Johnston. Trainer Lyle Wichman ana Manager Chris Kooy. Keep up the hard work and team play. Skylight Donuts November 28/89. Gord Cowling 35 pts, Joan Murphy 34 pts, Anne Porter 33 pts, Sam Adams 22 pts, Glenn Smith 18 pts, . Gord Simpson 14 pts. Top Ten Averages Sam Adams 222, Joan Murphy 205,' Gord Cowling 201, Glenn Smith 198, Anne Porter 191, Barb Gilkes 190, Linda Taylor 190, Sue Arends 190, Gord Simpson 189, Jeannine Winter 189. Ladies High Single - Jeannine Winter 295, Ladies Ladies High Triple - Linda Taylor 708, Men's High Single Single - Jack Murray 256, Men's High Triple - Gord Cowling 617. --W '■'•is are taken, most cases just toS get even. Whatever hap-" pened to taking iit for the ; team. The crowd won't think i less of you if you get; 1 knocked around a bit, espe-'- daily if you are giving a sol-' 1 id effort. I recall last year when wé) won the least goals against,: credit went to everyone,! which it should. We could: win it again, but we are going going to have to stop giving 1 the puck away, getting v caught out of position aiid T taking unnecessary penal-' ties. Go for it, guys, you deserve deserve the best, if you give; yoiir best. .)fr December 17th is a night ; to look forward to. Cobourg. is in town and there will be numerous quality prizes up , for grabs on draws. These) S s will be donated by , year and town merchants. merchants. Be sure to be in at- 1 tendance. This Saturday, the Good-1 year crew makes a journey: to Little Britain and on Sun-J day, they are back in Lake-! field again. Ajax is their destination destination next Tuesday. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Schickedanz Brothers to Sponsor Christmas Classic ' i V> ï'jii 1$ : v -?.* !>P. jVi - j 5 This Christmas give her a îtfari Diamond SPECIALLY PRICED! Give your love lasting beauty. Lasting brilliance. Give her a Siffari diamond. 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