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i i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 7,1990 sport-tollc 623-3303 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO--During the Young r Canada Night Opening Ceremonies last weèk, Mrs. - Lloyd Forsey and Mrs. V. E. Junkin, on behalf of the '^members of the Hockey Mothers'. Association, present-. ed Recreation Director T. A. Fanning with sweaters .for the girls' hockey teams. FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO-Following the early early Sunday morning non-contact men's hockey league game, Gary Oliver, goalie for the Bowmanville Beas- ties and Martin Kerstens of MacDonald Ford were presented with Most Valuable Player Awards donated -by MacDonald Ford. "SPORT-TALK TRIVIA--Since the 1979-80 season, Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux have had a lock on the Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's most valuable player. Wayne has won the award nine times, while Mario has won it once. Can you name the last player other than Wayne or Mario to win the award? BOWMANVILLE EAGLES ACTION-If necessary, the Bowmanville Eagles will play the fifth game of their series against Cobourg on home ice Sunday at 7:30. If a seventh game in the series is required, Bow- . manville will host the game on Tuesday, February 13 it 8:00. BOYS' SLO PITCH LEAGUE-There will be a public public meeting at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex on Monday, February 12 at 7:00 p.m., for people interested interested in helping to organize, coach, or umpire a boys' slo pitch league. The league will be for boys between the ages of 9 and 17. For more information, contact . Alan Cole at 623-9280, or Rick Powell at 987-2200. SWIMMERS COMPETE AT PROVINCIALS- Three swimmers from the Newcastle Aquatic Club will be competing at the Provincial Championships in Nepean, on February 23, 24, 25. Tara.Arnott will compete compete in the 50,100' and 200 metre' breaststroke. Tracy Arnott will be competing in the 100 and 200 metre breaststroke. Toby Limebeer will be busy as he will be . competing in the 50 and 100 metre freestyle, 100 and 200 metre butterfly, 100 and 200 metre breaststroke, and 200 individual medley. COURTICE BASKETBALL TRIP TO EUROPE-- . Both the Senior Boys' and Girls' Basketball teams of '. Courtice High School will be travelling to Europe from March 10-19, playing in cities such as Hieldeberg, Venice, Munich, Lucerne and Frankfurt. The teams i have been very busy with fund-raising efforts, in an .attempt to reduce some of the costs involved. The - teams are asking for contributions from businesses in the area, who would like to give these kids a once-in- "a-lifetime chance to visit Europe. Anyone interested in ^giving a donation is asked to contact Mr. A. VanNeu- f tegem at 436-2074. WAR ÀMPS SKI FILM--The War Amputations of -Canada,have released 'Naskiska Plus Two,' a half- l hour film encouraging amputees and people of all ages j to get involved in recreational skiing. The film is the i third in the popular Nakiska series. Anyone wishing * to borrow the film is asked to write to The War Amps, : 2827 Riverside Dr., Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0C4. j TRIVIA ANSWER--Bryan Trottier of the New York 1 Islanders was the last player other than Gretzky or i Lemieux to win the Hart Trophy. He was the league {MVP in 1978-79. jÀdam and Eve Win ; Against Red Wings On Saturday, January f 27th, Adam and Eve defeat- j ed Oshawa's Little NHL i Redwings 3 to 2. The first ! period saw- some fast two- • way hockey. The Redwings ' got on the board mid-way ■ through the period. Danny ; MacDonald was awarded a i penalty shot late in the first ; out was unable to pull the ■ wings' goalie from his ; .rease. ; Second period action had '■ Adam and Eve's offence of '! Danny MacDonald, Adam I Powell, Derek Bannerman, ■ Matt Akey, Jason Charbon- . neau, ana John Galbraith ' working hard both ways, i pounding the wings' net but were unable to find the . mesh until mid-way through • the period when Danny MacDonald MacDonald found a weak spot over the shoulder of the Wings' goalie. Nearing the end of the second period , Danny MacDonald found a home for Adam and Eve's second goal of the game. The third period again saw some good, fast hockey with Adam & Eve's defence of Matthew Stout, Adam Barraball, Chris Shields, and Jason Knox working extra extra hard in the corners. Half way into the period. Danny MacDonald rushed in fast, splitting the wings' defence for his third goal of the game. The Redwings came back with a quick goal. With the score at 3 to 2 the Redwings Redwings fought hard to tie the game but Adam and Eve's goalie David Clark came up big with some great saves keeping the Redwings from scoring. The boys on the Adam & Eve team played a very hard game, with a well deserved win. Keep up the good work. Adam and Eve play the Novice team from" Newcastle on Wednesday, January 31st. "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-liour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAMME Telephone 623-5516 £sso RISON FUELS r 12 Sturrock Road, Bowmanville Karate Club Members Advance to Higher Levels Mr. Submarine Captures Two Of Three Week-end Games : These members of the Maple Leaf Karate Club took part in a recent grading in Toronto, and were passed onto the next level. The Club, which holds classes on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at the Maple Leaf Martial Arts Centre, is under the instruction of Charles Kennish. Back row, (1-r), Mike Smith (3rd kyu brown belt), Tim Murdoch (3rd kyu brown belt), Row- lan Betabraham (black belt), Dan Smith (3rd kyu brown belt). Front row, (1-r), Cristina Santos (2nd kyu brown belt), Paul Murdoch (2nd kyu brown belt). Absent Absent Howard Barton (2nd kyu brown belt). Awesome Offence for Red Eagles The Bowmanville Junior C's are in command of their first series in their quest for All-Ontario honours. The pesky Cobourg Cougars who have made it difficult for several teams lately are not giving up easily. The Red Eagles offence has been awesome over the past two games, netting a total of 21 goals. On Sunday night, the local local boys got off to a quick start with David Fahey's goal from Rohr and Pithie at 1:49, followed by Rohr from Pithie and D. Armstrong 14 seconds later. Brad Robinson Robinson lit the light again 51 seconds seconds after that from Stone and Allenby. Cobourg replied replied with a pair, one on the power play. The Eagles re 'ed with a spondee pair, Fairey from Rohr and Allenby, and Shmyr from Campbell and Perris. They traded goals to close out the period at 6-3 Bowmanville. George Pithie netted his first on an unassisted unassisted effort. George opened the scoring scoring in the second from Fairey Fairey and K. Armstrong with a blistering blast from the blue line. Each club scored a power play goal with Campbell Campbell counting for Bowmanville Bowmanville from Shmyr and Captain Captain Baumhauer. While on a two man advantage Me Alpine Alpine added another for Cobourg. Cobourg. The second period ended 8-5 Eagles. The Goodyear Crew scored two early in the third. Campbell from Shmyr and Dennis, and Pithie counting the hat-trick from Fairey and Perris. The Cougars Cougars found the mark twice more before Chris Shmyr closed the scoring with a power-play marker from Nick Dennis. Defence certainly certainly wasn't the strong point of this game with the scorers firing at will. Final score: 11-7. Monday night in Cobourg things started out the same way with the Eagles' sharpshooters sharpshooters finding their targets. targets. Kelly Armstrong scored an unassisted power- play goal at 2:35 of the first period. Jeff Reynolds tallied two minutes later from Baumhauer and David Fairey Fairey scored on the power play from Dennis and K. Armstrong Armstrong at the 12 minute mark. The first period ended Triple F Bowling Dirk Van Atibema 12 pts, 15593 pins, Case De Plaa 10 pts, 14474 pins, Ralph Bouwmeester 8 pts, 14661 pins, John Rozema 8 pts, 14599 pins, Bill Van Dyk 8 pts, 14211 pins, Brian Buma 7 pts, 14707 pins, Frances Mulder 7 pts, 14151 pins, Jean Nadeau 6 pts, 14409 pins, Ron Bonsma 6 pts. 14249 pins, Hammy Vanaer- Gaast 6 pts, 14044 pins, Andy Bonsma 6 pts, 13746 pins, Don Vander Meer 5 pts, 14208 pins. High Single Ladies: Alice Mulder 309, High Single Men: Case De Plaa 301, 3-0 for the Eagles with Bowmanville Bowmanville having the edge in shots 13-10. The scoring in the middle period was all Eagles even though they were outshot 16-12. Pithie scored from Allenby Allenby at 4:31, Campbell hit twice, once at 15:28 from Robinson and Stone and again at 16:15 on the power play from Rekker and Shmyr. George Pithie closed out the scoring in the second with an unassisted steal at 19:27. Bowmanville 7, Cobourg Cobourg 0. At 4:35 of the third, Shmyr stole the puck to net an unassisted, short-handed goal. The Cougars found the net on the power play, foiling foiling Scott Webster's shut-out bid. They hit again four minutes minutes later on another power play. Brad Robinson tallied another for the Eagles from line-mate Reynolds and Cobourg Cobourg notched a short- handed marker after they had instigated an eight player tag team bout. This skirmish earned the Cougars Cougars 13 minutes in penalties and saw eight players ejected. ejected. George Pithie rounded off the scoring with a power play marker, from Perns and Rohr. Final score in game two: Eagles 10-Cobourg 3. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: The Eagles played well in Cobourg, with a much better defensive effort. Webster came up with several several key saves and, received good support from Baumhauer, Baumhauer, Rekker, Allenby, Perris, Perris, " Hartford, .varid/i Kelly Armstrong. The two teams were at it Tues. Feb. 6 in the Eagles' nest and journey to Cobourg Thursday. A fifth game would be .in Bowmanville Sunday and a sixth in Cobourg, Cobourg, Monday. Uxbridge leads Lakefield 2 games to 0, and Port Perry is tied with Ajax at one game each. The Eagles look like they mean business, so let's get behind them 100%. 401 Esso Drops Winning Streak High Triple Ladies: Alice Mulder 669,- High Triple Mon: Case De Plaa 660. High Average Ladies: No] Van Abbema 197, High Average Average Men: Dirk Van Abbema Abbema 205. 328 RITSON RD. N„ OSHAWA 725-4744 if buty call 725-2831 WMOI.KSAI.I-: \ UK I XM. 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J & J got on the scoreboard with a quick shot from tho right side. Trevor Wright evened tho score at 1 - 1 a few minutes later with a nice shot from the left side. Three minutes later Scott MacKay worked his way through tight traffic and beat tho J & J goalie with a nice drive along tho ico. This gave 401 thoir only lend of tho game ns the first period ended at 2 - 1, thanks to some solid gonltonding by Brandon Ronton in tho Esso goal. During tho second period both goalies made some excellent excellent saves and both teams took turns dominating tho play. Near the end of the period period J & J put the pressure on and trapped Esso in their end. With 3:46 left in the period period J & J scored to tie the game. Both teams exchanged goals in the first half of the third period, with Darryl Cook scoring the Esso goal, assisted by Ted Fitzgerald. J & J went ahead 4 - 3 with 7:57 remaining in the game. For the next six minutes the play was very close and Esso missed on some excellent scoring opportunities. Finally, Finally, J & J scored two quick goals in tho last two minutes minutes of play to wrap up the game with a 6 ■ 3 victory, Nice try, 401 Esso! On Saturday, February 3. 401 Esso met the second place Carnation team. Thoir hopes of moving up in tho standings were delayed with an 8 - 4 loss. Carnation TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dim Avi,, Oihm opened tho scoring early in tho first period, but Esso enmo back to tie it at 1 - 1 when Bon Medd tipped in tho puck on a setup from Darryl Cook. Carnation scored two unanswered goals to take a 3 • 1 lend; however, with only 13 seconds seconds left in tho period. Scott MacKay scored assisted by Jeff Carter to narrow Carnation's Carnation's lend to 3 - 2. Carnation took advantage advantage of some defensive lapses lapses by 401 during tho second period and scored throe goals. Esso replied with a single goal from Wade Wor- sley. with Darryl Cook again sotting up tho play. Tho second second period muled with Cnv- nation up 6-3. Tho 401 Esso boys wore unable to close tho gap in tho third period, and when tho final buzzer sounded tho score was 8 - 4 for Carnation. Carnation. Esso's final goal came from Paul Drummond on a hard shot from tho slot, assisted assisted by Joff Carter. Mr. Sub played three games this weekend and recorded recorded two victories. On Sat., Feb. 3, the Mr. Sub boys were up against Big "E. The Big "E" team has been playing good hockey hockey lately and started this game by scoring the first goal. Rick Swale tied up the YOUTH BOWLING Bantams High Single: Chris Peldi- ak 169, Alissa Burtch 175, Craig -Schnerch 164, Stefa- nie Cooper 179, Jeremy Forsey Forsey 166, Terrence Porter 167, Nicholas Vickery 162, Joey Stewart 160. High Triple: Chris Peldi- ak 472, Alissa Burtch 461, Craig Schnerch 453, Stefa- nie Cooper 418, Jeremy Forsey Forsey 411. Team Standings: Fatsia 23 pts, Hoya 21 pts, Humea 20 pts, Butia 19 pts, Datura 19 pts, Vanda 16 pts, Rhoeo 14 pts, Litchi 12 pts, Musa 11 pts, Curex 7 pts, Sollya 4 pts, Ixia 2 pts. Bowler of the month for January - Melina Tait plus 5 pins over average. Juniors High Singles: Kyle Dodds 249, 241, Mark Brooks 246, Jason Vickery 201, Kelley Flintoff 207. High Triples: Kyle Dodds 619, Mark Brooks 574, Jason Jason Vickery 517, Kelly Flintoff Flintoff 501. Team Standings: Brooks 24 pts, MacArthur 2.1 pts, Routh 14 pts. Flintoff i.3 pts, Rodgers 12 pts, Flint 11 pts, Vickery 10 pts, Gusterson 7 pts. Bowler of the month for January - Shawna Bailey with plus 7 P.O.A. Seniors High Singles: Stephen Brown 263, 228, Cheri Richards Richards 234, 203, 202, Traci Hanc 235, 201, George Evans 229, Leigh MacArthur MacArthur 212, Sandi Snowden 206, 200, Donna Rodgers 202, Tracy Bums 201. High Triples: Stephen Brown 644, Cheri Richards 639, Traci Hanc 620. Team Standings: Hanc 18 pts, Evans 15 pts, Brown 13 pts, Big Canoe 8 pts. Tykes High Doubles: Christie Stevens 251, Garrett Dodds 246, Michael Robichaud 234, Nicole Braybrook 224, Chris Welsh 223, Robbie Campbell 221, Ryan Seath 213, Brian Dymarski 201. High 'Singles: Christie Stevens 154, Garrett Dodds 137, Michael Robichaud 120, Nicole Braybrook 113, Chris Welsh 134, Robbie Campbell 121, Ryan Seath 114, Brian Dymarski 110. Team Standings: Bengals 16 pts, Broncos 15 pts, Falcons Falcons 13 pts, Sea Hawks 12 pts, Eagles 11 pts, Colts 10 pts, Lions 10 pts, Dolphins 9 . pts, Bears 9 pts, Rams 8 pts, Cougars 4 pts, Panthers 3 pts. NOTES TO REMEMBER - Big Brothers Bowl for Millions Millions is getting under way and sponsor sheets were handed out on January 27, 1990 and if you are still interested, interested, you can still get sheets on February 3, 1990. The second game bowled on February 10,1990 will count on your sponsor sheet. The Big Brothers challenge challenge with the Newcastle Bowlers will take place on Saturday, February 10, 1990 at 2 p.m. at the Newcastle Newcastle Bowling Lanes. Bonnie Bonnie Vickery and Anne Porter will be the coaches for the E irls and boys teams. Good uck in the Challenge! 4-STEPS TO STARDOM RESULTS:. Bantam Boy Single: Chris Peldiak. Bantam Boys Team: Brent Huggins, Danny Welsh, Craig Schnerch, Jeremy Jeremy Forsey, Scott Williamson. Williamson. Coach: Anne Porter. Junior Boys Single: Jason Vickery. Junior Boys Team: Mark Brooks, David Dean, Martin Routh, Andrew Break, Ryan McKcc. Conch: Glenn Edmondson. Edmondson. Senior Boys Single: Stephen Stephen Brown. Boys Team: Nono qualified. qualified. Girls Single: Amanda Welsh. Girls Team: Angola Marks, Jennifer Ilolroyd, Melinda Tait, Alissa Burtch, Christine Gusterson. Conch: Bonnie Vickery. Girls Single: Kelley Flint- off. Girls Team: Julio Glister- son, Buriy Rodgers, Kerri- Ann Kelly, Kerry Gilford, Amnndn Westlake. Conch: Lunnno Glister- son., Girls Single: Dnnl Big Canoe. Canoe. Girls Team: Traci Hanc, Cheri Richards, Donna Rodgers, Rodgers, Tracy Burns, Marcy Sutherland. Coach: (lord Cowling. Zone roll-offs for (ho 4- Steps will lie hold on Sunday, Sunday, February 25, 1000 at Peterborough and Lindsay. Good Luck to all the Qunlifi- ors! game at the mid point of the 1st period with Ryan Kohn and Clayton Guest getting the assist. Chad Veinot scored the 2nd Sub goal when he let a blast go that deflected off the Big "E" defenseman and into the net. The 3rd Sub goal was scored when Rick fed the puck to Rob Watson who one timed it into the net. The final Sub goal was scored when Clayton passed it along the blue line to Chad who let the puck fly through a crowd and into the net. The final score read Sub 4 and Big "E" 1. This game was closer than the score indicated. Later on Saturday, the Sub boys travelled to Orono to play the N.A.S.C. peewee select team. The Sub boys came out of the gate fast with Chad Veinot scoring an unassisted goal. The. N.A.S.C. selects then started to use their size and quickness quickness to score five unanswered unanswered goals. The Sub boys got back on the board when Rick Swale got the puck in front of the net to Clayton Guest, with Clayton sliding the puck under the goalie and into the net. Chad notched the 3rd Sub goal wheh Tim Forret let a slap shot go from the point that the select goalie couldn't handle and Chad grabbing the rebound lifted the puck over the goalie and into the net. The game started to get on the dirty side with players on both teams taking taking runs at each other. The N.A.S.C. Selects then scored ' with time running out to post a 6 - 3 victory. The Sub' boys should be happy with their play as they didn't give up when it looked like they would be run out of the are na. On Sun., Feb. 4, the Sub boys hit the ice at Darlington Darlington with Simcoe Street being being their opposition. The Sim boys started fast with Rob Watson getting the goal with Darren Allin and Justin Justin Vance getting the assist. Chad Veinot scored on a passing play from Rick Swale and Tim Forret. David David Vernon notched the 3rd Sub goal. The fourth goal was scored when Justin passed to Les and Les over to Rob who deked the goalie. There was no scoring in the second period. Rob scored early in the third period when he stole the puck off a Simcoe Street player and skated past two defensemen, before sliding the pick into the net. The sixth Sub goal was scored when the Sub players jammed up the Simcoe Simcoe goal crease and Ryan Kohn put the puck past the goalie. David and Chad picked up the assist. The 7th Sub goal was scored when Tim passed down the middle to a breaking Chad who broke around the defence before before slipping the puck past the goalie. With the Sub boys playing playing a man short, the Simcoe boys got on the board. With time getting short Tim For- ret passed the puck to Les, who skated up the boards, passed over to Rob, who made no mistake in notching notching his 4th goal of the game. The final score was Mr. Sub 8 and Simcoe Street 1. Recreation Hockey Tyke Divsion Skylight IDA Rotary VIP A& R Flooring Shoppers NatTV&G Adam & Eve Carters All Canadian Liberty Mutual Young Drivers Bonded Paying GP W L T Pts, 11 11 0 0 22 11 8 .2 1 17 .11 6 5 ■ 0 12 11 4 7 0 8 11 1 8 2 4 11 1 9 1 3 vision 15 14 1 0 '28 15 13 2 0 26 15 10 4 1 21 15 4 8 3 11 14 3 8 3 9 14 3 11 0 6 14 0 13 1 .1 ■ u, luttbu nivcy o, Jason'Kbx.1)" Liberty Mutual 2 (Jeff Ross 1, Craig Matheson 1) V&G-11 (Clayton Kohn 2, Mark Hodgins 2, Greg Patterson 1, Chad Jozkoski 1, Chris Peldiak 1, Jamie Potter 2, Ted Eeuwles 1, Andy Griffin 1) Carters - 4 (Richard Solomon 2, Brian Hudgin 1,/ Brock Baker 1) , All Canadian -4(Mike Harper 1, Steve Degraaf 1, Ian Sinclair 1, Jamey Morrison 1) | Young Drivers - 2 (Richard Kearns 1,Blake Aylesworth 1) Atom Division 13 11 J&J Carnation Flowers 12 9 Hollingsworth Remax 12 8 401 Esso 12 6 Hutton 12 3 Hydro 13 2 TrMac 14 2 0 12 0 6 Carnation - 8 (Scott MacDonald 4, Philip Foster 1, Ryan Pingle 2 Darryl Felstead 1) 401 Esso - 4 (Ben Medd 1, Scott MacKay 1, Wade Worsley 1, Paul Drummond 1) J&J - 4 (Brian Ball 2, Chris Oyler 1, Darren Crawford T-Mac - 2(Jason Barr 1, Mike Ferguson 1) ReMax - 3( Emile Solomon 3) Hydro - 0 Cameron Miller Shutout Feb. 1/90 J&J - 2 (Greg Masterson 1, Brian Ball 1) ReMax -1 (Emile Solomon 1) Mr. Sub Lange's 14 9 3 2 20 Checkers 14 6 5 3 15 Big "E" 14 6 7 1 13 Dykstras 14 2 10 2 6 McRobbies 14 1 11 2 4 Zdravkovski 1) Dykstra's - 2 (Ian Borutski 1, Steve Hamilton 1) Checkers - 3(Ryan Leppcrt 1, Scott McGregor 1) McRobbies - 2 (Adam Simcvnovich 1, Mike Talotti 1) Mr. Sub - 4(Rick Swale 1, Chad Vienot 2, Rob Watson Big "E" - l(Andrew Ferguson 1) Bantam Sand & Gravel McGregor Kool Nichols Feb. 3/90 McGregor's -4(Crnig Rickard 2, Stove Clark 1, Kevin Ferguson 1) Nichols -2(Grcg Cook 1, Andrew Krummcnnclior 1) Sand & Gravel - 6(Lcon Coates 1, Wade Putnam 2, Stove Godsnmrk 1, Joff WrigliL 1, Carlo Warn 1) Sarah Couch - Shutout Kool - 0. Jon. 30/90. Kool - 5 (Chris Dart 1, Sponcor Latin 1, Robert Wost 2, Grason Martin 1) Nichols -1 (Blair Ells 1) Fob. 4/90. Sand & Gravel - 3 (Carlo Warn 1, Joff Wrir-hl 1, Loon Contos 1) Sarah Couch - Shutout. McGregor's -0. 13 11 1 1 23 13 7 6 0 14 13 5 6 2 12 13 1 11 1 3