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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3,1990 9 Npw T paffue I Oldtimers Open Season C VV UXsCKfm) by Robert E. Stiles came right back with George sor e at 4-4. Sandy MacDon- Dear Mr. Editor jj Re: Last weeks (Sept. 19) article entitled "Hard Work Pays Off." .1 would like to commend all the volunteers that provide provide such a super hockey program for all the kids of the "Town of Bowmanville." I would further like to propose propose a plan to incorporate all of the kids of this "Town of Newcastle" area into one veiy successful organization, f.-'; This league could be éalled or titled T.O.N.H.L. (Town of Newcastle Hockey League). I further suggest that it could organize something like this: 1. Courtice, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Orono, Hampton, Tyrone, Newton ville. All children under this umbrella umbrella would register for the £.O.N.H.L. 2. All children would be welcome to try out for the Toro 'A' which would be sanctioned by the O.M.H.A. rules and regulations. 3. Once Toro 'A' selections selections were completed, then all would be welcome to try out for Toro 'C' which is also under O.M.H.A. 4. All children remaining would be organized into T.O.N.H.L. teams. 5. All children registered will be welcome to try out for house league selects. -T.O.N.H.L. would use all arenas equally to play league games. -Playoffs would be played at all arenas as well. -With the union of all small areas to one large league: a) Ice time would be available for one and all children b) People of this Town would all be volunteering their services for one very important reason: "The Children" Children" c) This union would provide provide equal opportunity to each and every child who wants to play hockey I realize with every new way of thinking there are old ways that would-be offended, offended, and I am also sure that with open minds, the wonderful people who make up this town would and could organize a plan that would work. Please, don't deny any one child his or her right to be happy and also his or her right to play any sport at whatever level of play they v are comfortable with. I'm not a mom with all the answers, but I'm trying. , Carol MacDonald P.S. Please drop a note to the editor and let the rest of us know how you feel about this union. by Robert E- Tne Newcastle Oldtimers opened the 1990-91 season on Sunday, September 30, on a winning note by defeating defeating Rosedale by a 7-4 score. Bob Stiles and Jerzy Dost played for the shorthanded Rosedale squad who had only eight players against 10 for Newcastle. George Sainsbury opened the scoring at 11:01 assisted by Sandy MacDonald and Tony Jones. Rosedale came right back to tie the score on a goal by Gary Pursey at. 12:31 assisted by Bob Stiles to end the first period. Rosedale took a 2-1 lead on a goal by Parker at 1:26 assisted by D. Bennett and Lome Hunter. Newcastle came right back with George Sainsbury getting his second of the game at 7:31 assisted by Sandy MacDonald on a goal mouth pass to tie the score at 2-2. D. Bennett gave Rosedale a 3-2 lead at 11:07 assistéd by Jerry Dost. Jerzy Dost scored from about 10 feet out to give Rosedale a 4- 2 lead assisted D. Bennett and Parker. George Sainsbu- zy completed his nat-trick at 16:10 assisted by Tony Jones to end the second period. period. The third period saw Rosedale run out of gas. Brad Finucan trapped the puck at the blueline on a Rosedale clearing pass and took a hard shot to score unassisted unassisted at 1:08 to tie the sore at 4-4. Sandy MacDonald MacDonald put Newcastle ahead 5-4 with his first at 5:58 assisted assisted by Tony Jones. Jim Jones scored at 6:53 assisted by Ron Hooper for a 6-4 lead. Sandy MacDonald scored his second of the game at 11:30 assisted by Tony Jones and Doug Cole for a 7-4 lead and the game. McLean was in goal Rosedale Rosedale and turned in a solid effort. effort. Steve deBoer tended goal for Newcastle and settled settled down in the third period to blank the Rosedale squad for the victory. Newcastle will be playing against McIntosh Chrysler tin Sunday, October 7, at 11:30 a.m. in Newcastle. Young Soccer Stars Receive Winning Trophies Canadian Tire Peewees Start New Season with 9-0 Victory Against Ajax > ' 1 SijÉÉ / ' to:/' Hockey in Bowmanville is off to a roaring start, with fresh teams, coaches and azzzdous fans. We've all been waiting for the cold air to come so we can indulge in some of that hot arena coffee and start the new season. The major peewee team played their first game in Bowmanville on September 115. The final cuts had not been made at this point so the bench - was 22 Pictured above are the Newcastle Minor Squirts who were the division and . ti i zi \ ni .1. A TJimVmn 'I'ivyi I ironr playoff champions. Front row, (1-r), Stephen Cunneen, Adam Hughes, Tim Grant, Ricky Howe, Matthew Palmer, Shawn Knox. Back row, (1-r), Bobbie Tims (coach), rKiley Hawes, Derek Evans, Andy Cuffe, Jacquelyn Sasusdo, Blake Christie, Ryan McCracken, Casey Muizelddr, Derek Herchoop. st players were' signed to play. It was not hard to see that making the team this year would be a great challenge since there were so many talented young kids, trying out. The season ahead looks promising as the team took their first victory against Ajax 'AA' Minors, the final score was 9-0. Goals were as follows: Jason MacLean 2, T. Boulianne 1, Luke Akey 1, Brad Ormiston 1, Mike DeBlois 3, Eric Zuvic 1. Assists went to: Rob Harness Harness 2, Jason Jackman 3, Andrew Ferguson 1, Derek Lange 1, Mike DeBlois 1 and Ryan Dunnigan 3. The next game was played against the same team only this time they had the home ice advantage. The score was not as high but the four Bowmanville goalies goalies trying out managed yet another shut-out. The net-minders were: Brad Delorme, Mark Lynch, Mike Rowland and Mark Murphy, Shawn Broome scored 2 goals and assisted once. Rob Harness and Mike DeBlois had a single goal each and other assists went to Tony Butzer 3, Rob Harness Harness 1 and Peter Schoep 1. The final score was 4-0 Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The next game was really rough and you can bet that Bowmanville played it to the limit. Peterborough came to town •to challenge the • mighty Toros. The game started at a fair pace when halfway through the first period Peter Peter Schoep scored from passes passes make by Greg McMurter and Kevin Pickell. Approximately Approximately four minutes had passed when Brad Ormiston made a pass to Jason Jack- man who set up for a beautiful beautiful goal scored by Mike DeBlois. DeBlois. One minute and 18 seconds seconds into the second period, a minor, Jason MacLean scored off of a pass made .by Peter Schoep. Things were slow for the rest of the game until the third period. It looked like Peterborough Peterborough might have had the faintest glimmer of hope when they scored only 16 seconds into the third. Jason Jackman fired one last shot in the net to end the game neatly at 4-1 for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The next game was a challenge to - the Toros but they sill managed to come out ahead. Unfortunately I could not make it to this game so I can't give any details details except for goals and as- Greg McMurter, Dave Watt and Rob Harness scored one goal each, Shawn Broome assisted twice while Kevin Pickell and Peter Schoep assisted once each. Pickering lost - to Bowmanville Bowmanville with the final score being being 3-1. The last game to be included included in this week's sports write-up is one wjiich took place on September 28. Bowmanville Bowmanville coaches, players and fans hit the road that took them to the booming town of Port Peny. it was a high scoring game and Bowmanville Bowmanville took a lot of penalties. penalties. Goals were scored by: Mike DeBlois, Greg McMurter 2, Peter Schoep, Rob Harness 2, Jason Jack- man, and Brad Ormiston. Helping with those goals were Greg McMurter, Peter Schoep, Jason Jackman, Mike DeBlois, Andrew Fer- Ê uson, Dave Watt and Ryan lunnigan. The final cuts have all been made and the Canadian Canadian Tire Peewee Toro Major Melanie Aasen (#44) and Jennifer Daly (background) of St. Stephen's High School guard a Port Hope player during a junior girls' basketball game at St. Stephen's Stephen's last Thursday. St. Stephen's fell behind early in this game, and dropped a 45-26 decision for their first loss of the season. The team will be. back on their home court today (Wednesday, October 3) for a game against Fenelon Falls. Video Sox Win Tourney Hockey Teams Posted in Thursday Night League The Atom team sponsored by Bramble Bush Florist won the division and league ^'championship trophies. Front row, (1-r), Rob Citron, Michael VanDerherburg, Ian . Bronsma, Ryan Salomons, Jonathon Hull, James Knoop, Jennifer Kelly, Bruce Pe- "trie. Back row, (1-r), Ken Salomons (coach), Chris Myschowoda, Robyn Middleton, Lee Ritchie, James Vivian, Philip Dragstra, Jason Devries, Sean fielmus, Jorin Feddema, Jason Bakker, John Dragstra (coach). | Ï E i 1 mm ï-» & Sta*, •I'. A The following is a listing of the teams for the Thursday Thursday night men's contact hockey league. Brothers Home Ini- S rovements B. Keenan, . Cruess, B. Whitley, B. Hogarth, I. Wheelock, B. Beaton, M. Gregwork, K. Armstrong, B. McArthur, G. Smith, T. Foster, T. Worth, D. Ross, P. Dadson, G. Bro- gram, A. Hencein, C. Rooney. Rooney. Brothers Pizza - B. Heard, D. Rowe, D. Fairey, R. Smith, D. King, B. Oliver, H. Hicks, S. Brown D. McKinnon, S. Langois, P. Reid, S. Foster, G. Roger's, D. Nesbitt, I. Lapierre, S. Ir- wine, B. Murphy. Francis Personnel - J. Dawson, C. Lee, T. Windsor, H. Francis. A. Davey, D. Jones, S. Fraser, John Hogarth, Hogarth, G. Nemisz. D. Morrison, Morrison, R. Ellis, D. Abraham, B. Bamsey, S. Carye, T. Meadows, Meadows, A. Thompson, C. German. German. Hockin Real Estate •• G. Dusscldorp, G. Brock, K. Newell, B. Kerb, K. Balson. ( The Orono Mosquitoes were the Division #1 champs. Front row, (1-r), Paul Kou- J kidis, Shaun Hcntig, Kevin Bot, Kyle Colville, Greg Hammond. Back row, (1-r), 5 Paula Partner, Daniel Vandcrheyden, David Thomson, Stephen Bot, Ian Crook- J shank. The Bowmnnvillo pcowoos, sponsored by Old Tymo Fish & Chips, arc pictured above with their championship trophy. Front row, (1-r), Jason Bubar, Luke Dragstra, Dragstra, Mike Lloyd, Vicky Baker, Ashley James. Back row, (1-r), David Knoop, Jason Oldoians, Mark Belgium Ryan Robinson, Andre Tompros, Jooy Csumrik, Peter - Belgium (coach). 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Ron Clapdorp had 10, including two homeruns. Rick Parfitt had nine hits, Vic Stinson eight, Rick Do- rey eight, Tom Lawrence eight, Ron Parfitt seven, Ross Hayton and Les Wright five hits each, mark Carter four, Steve Bilroy four and Dave Moore three. The tournament victory rounds out a successful season season for National Home Video, Video, with five tournament titles titles including a Canadian Championship. Sox also finished finished first during the regular regular season in tne Masters Division of the Durham Regional Regional Slo-Pitch Association as well as winning the playoff championship. ajor fol- nch lave D. Ritchie, D. Annis, J. Weber, Weber, J. Hogarth, B. Brooks, K. Hawes, R. Hoogeboon, J. . ClifTe, K. Noble, N. Scor- doftt, M. Cleveland, S. Bate, J. Baxter. Hunt's Photography -- ' B. Allin, R. Gcrvais,. C. Veno, K. Pevato, D. Brown, J. Hill, J. Granby, S. Ogden, S. Reckon M. Zawislak, G. v Kerr, B. Sainsbury, B. Clemens, Clemens, D. Leddy, A. Williams, Williams, I. McCallum, S. Skene, L. Johnson. Norm's Deli - G. Pithie, D. Huber, C. Shmyr, K. Warburton, B. Rushack, D. Hoogeboon, P. Filiatrault, S. Barclay, D. Tuepah, T. Vivian, Vivian, D. Farrow, K. Pascal, G. Oliver, N. Jones, C. Talbot, K. Peter, C. Elliott. The league begins on Thursday, October 4. Game #1 at 7:00 p.m. - Brothers Home Improvements Improvements vs. Brothers Pizza Game #2 at 8:30 p.m. -- Francis Personnel vs. Hockin Hockin Real Estate Game #3 at 10:00 p.m. -- Hunt's Photo vs, Norm's Deli team for this year is as lows: goalies Mark Lyi and Brad Delorme, D; Watt (capt.), Jason Jackman (asst.), Rob Harness (asst.), Andrew Ferguson, Greg McMurter, Peter Schoep, Mike DeBlois Brad Ormiston, Ormiston, Ryan Dunnigan, Kevin Pickell, Luke Akey, Jason MacLean, Greg Knox, Paul Lavallee. Paul Jackman (coach), B. Goulah (asst.), Paul Bycock (trainer), Ron Haynes (manager). (manager). And this is Nicky Watt, sports writer, saying stay tuned for a great season and great games. Next week: Bowmanville sweeps Canadiens Canadiens 17-0! ARM WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS HoaMiouie. SATURDAY • OCTOBER 6 th ,1930 Registration: 11 'til 1:30 p.m. Entry Fee: $10 Competition Starts . 2:00 p.m. Cash Prizes First: $75 Second: $50 Third: 5 25 Trophies & More l ! Competitiors must be minimum 19 Years old to enter this tournament. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 623-1307 TJ'S ROADHOUSE 68 King St. E„ Bowmanville Right Hand Weight Class ; 145 • Under 146 • 165 166 • 185 186-205 206 • Over Left Hand: Open Women: Open 3 LB. CUITMNO ALLOWANCE FREE Hot Dog with every purchase of $5.00 or more on gg&TSat., Oct. 6th^ For All Your Thanksgiving Cooking and Baking come to Ye Olde Health Shoppe "Helping You Make Healthy Choices " 116 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-6222 3 Bulk Spices • Flours • Nuts and Raisins Glazed Fruit • Organically-grown Grains 'iv itijjm ï i