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\ V FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO -- The top ten scorers in the Local 189 Hockey League include Don Masters 13-29-42, 'Archie' Crossey 10-24-34, Raye West 16-17-33, Bill Crossey 15-15-30, Paul McCullough 15-15-30, Gary McCullough 13-16- 29, Brian Hughes 15-10-25, Bob Marjerrison 10- 14-24, 'Mort' Richards 11-11-22, Ted Fairey 12-9- 21. The goalkeepers were Vince Vanstone (Hornets), (Hornets), Grant Wright (Raiders), Harvey Rowe (Comets), Curt Vanstone (Bruins). FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO - Several of the Junior Farmer teams from this area will be heading to the provincial finals of the Winter Games in Exeter next month. One of the girls' teams that won their zone championship and will be going to Exeter consists of Sue Best. Pauline Taylor, Janice Yellowlees, Annette, Collette and Francine Taylor, and coach Wayne Yellowlees. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA 4\;Which team was the last one from the AFC to win the Super Bowl? EAGLES' GAMES -- The Bowmanville Eagles finished their league schedule on home ice Tuesday Tuesday against the Lakefield Chiefs in a battle for third place. The first round of the playoffs is scheduled to begin this Sunday night, so there's a chance that the Eagles will be hosting a game at the Recreation Complex. Check the coming events sign at the Recreation Complex for the playoff announcement. announcement. They have been very good lately at keeping the sign up to date. ; SNO PITCH TOURNEY -- The Bowmanville Audio Vision Oldtimers are looking for men's ; teams to play in their annual sno pitch tournament tournament on Saturday, February 2, at Memorial Park. Organizers are noping to get 12 teams for the one-day event. And, from what we understand, „ there aren't too many spots available. Anyone interested interested in entering a team should contact George Moore at 623-5610. CHARITY BOWLING TOURNAMENT - The Certified General Accountants' Association of On- ; tario, Durham Chapter, will be holding their 10th Annual 10 Pin Charity Bowling Tournament on February 16 from 5-8 p.m. at Leisure Lanes in Whitby. Proceeds from this event go to the Heart , and Stroke Foundation of Ontario, Whitby Chapter. Chapter. Teams of six are needed. For entry information information please call Gail Forbes at 571-1582. SPORT COLLECTABLE SALE - MacGregor ; Auctions will be holding another Sport Collectable Collectable Sale on Sunday, February 3, at 12:30 p.m. at the Orono Town Hall. Some of the items to be auctioned off include a Willy Mays first year card, ) 10 hockey cigar cards (first cards ever issued), all : 56 OPC Gretzky cards sold as a set, and rookie : cards of Dionne, Lafleur, Bourque, Neely, Messier, Messier, Yzerman, Bo Jackson. Viewing begins at 11:00 a.m. For a complete listing of items available, turn to the classifieds section. : SPEED SKATING -- Approximately 80 skaters 1 will be participating in the East Central Ontario < Region Special Olympics speed skating competi- i tion at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex tomorrow tomorrow (Thursday) from 10:30-2:30 p.m. This is the second year that the regional meet has been held in Bowmanville. About 12 local athletes will be participating as well as skaters from as far away as Ajax, uampbellford, Belleville and Peterborough. Peterborough. Spectators are welcome. TRIVIA ANSWER -- The Oakland Raiders beat the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII ^by a score of 38-9. 4 ^ One Stop Carpet Bowling One Stop Carpet bowling results from January 8. High single ladies - Bev \ Couperus 258 High single men - Frank Morrow 322 High triple ladies - Bev Couperus 640 High triple men - Frank Morrow 861 Team Standings - #2-8, #3-6, #6-4, #5-4, #4-2, #1-0. 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Geranium Homes' Atoms Reach 'A' Finals by Trevor Wright The 11 skaters and two 1 coaches of Geranium Homes set out to the Newcastle Arena Arena for a very exciting tournament tournament on December 29, 1990. It would be the first tournament for Geranium. The first game was against Newcastle. We knew we were up for one of the toughest games, since Newcastle Newcastle were top in their division division with no losses. The first period looked scoreless until Trevor Wright scored for Geranium Geranium early in the period to make it 1-0. In the second period, Newcastle got two quick goals to put them in trie lead. Geranium's Casey Fitzgerald put a beautiful f oal in, with assists going to 'aul Drummond ana Fraser Macarthy. If it wasn't for Dan Katsikis keeping Geranium Geranium in the game, it could have been a different score. Late in the second, Paul Drummond slipped through the defence ana slapped it in. It was now 3-2. Two minutes minutes into the third period, Trevor Wright got his second second unassisted goal. It looked like it would be a 4-2 ■game until Paul Drummond scored with 23 seconds left, with the assist going to Ted Fitzgerald. That ended the game with a 5-2 win for Geranium. Geranium. That win over Newcastle would mean Geranium would have to play Orono. This game was very important important for Geranium because if they were to win, they would advance to the 'A' finals. The game started off with Brian Hudgin scoring, with assists going to Bradley St. John and Mark Ganhao. At the 2:00 minute mark, Paul Drummond scored with Brock Baker assisting to make it 2-0. Early in the second, second, Bradley St. John scored and 25 seconds after, Bryan Hudgin got his second of the game. Assists went to Trevor Trevor Wright and Mark Ganhao. Ganhao. During the third, Brock Baker scored to make it 5-0. Minutes after, Orono scored twice, but it wasn't enough to win. The score ended up 5-2 Geranium. So Geranium would advance to the 'A' final. final. ■ ; ' - ; ■ 'The "A' Championship was against Ontario Hydro. This game would be a major challenge for Geranium. Hydro Hydro got the first goal early in the period. But shortly after, Bryan Hudgin scored for Geranium Geranium to tie the game. The four steady defencemen, Chad Dickens, Ted Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, Trevor Wright and Brock Baker played excellently excellently to try and keep it out. of their end but Dan Katsi- kas helped out a lot also.' Late in the first, Trevor Wright had a breakaway and scored to make it 2-1 Geranium. Early in the second, second, Hydro scored five goals to take a 6-2 lead. Geranium needed more goals and Trevor Trevor Wright did so at the 14 minute mark as he got his second unassisted goal. Dan Katsikas played extremely well but Hydro was just too good as they scored another goal. Geranium knew they needed a goal and they got one as Trevor Wright scored to record the hat-trick. But it wasn't enough to put Geranium Geranium in the lead as Hydro got three more goals for a 10-4 win. The game ended up a 10-4 loss, but it was also a penalty-free game. Congratulations, Geranium! I would like to congratulate congratulate the 11 skaters of Geranium Geranium for their hard work. Better luck in the Bowmanville Bowmanville tournament next week. On January 5, Geranium set out to the Bowmanville Arena for another exciting tournament. Their first f ame was against Simcoe treet. The game started off with Bradley St. John scoring scoring and the assist went to Paul Drummond. Minutes later, Bryan Hudgin made it 2-0 with assists going to Mark Ganhao and Fraser McArthur. Paul Drummond got a nice goal early in the second ana scored again minutes after to make it 4-0. Late in the third, Paul Drummond got his third goal to record the hat-trick, with assists going to the two Fitzgerald boys. Geranium recorded a 5-0 win. The next game was against Hutton. The game was a 14-2 blowout. The goals for Geranium were scored by: Brian Hudgin (2), Paul Drummond (2), Trevor Wright (2), Casey Fitzgerald (2), Bradley St. John (2), Mark Gnnnno (2), Brock Baker nnd Ted Fitzgerald. Assists wont to: Paul Drummond Drummond (4), Fraser Mncnrthur (3), Mark Ganhno (2), Brian Hudgin (2), Bon Campbell, Ted Fitzgerald, Trevor Wright, Bradley St. John and Gnry Schnun, Dan Knt- sikis played n super game, with only two against. After bonting Hutton 14- 2 on Saturday, it meant wo The Geranium Homes atoms have been very successful successful in their last two tournaments in Newcastle and Bowmanville, reaching the 'A' finals in both. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Chad Dickens, Brock Baker, Danny Katsikis, Ben Campbell, Bradley would have to play Family Trust on Sunday. We needed to beat Family Trust by two goals to be in the finals, so we did, as the game ended 2- 0. The first goal was by Paul Drummond as Casey Fitzgerald Fitzgerald got the assist. Still it was only 1-0 and we needed two, but at the 2:00 minute mark, Paul got his second to win the game as an assist went to Brock Baker. Many thanks went to Dan Katsikis for keeping Geranium in the game. Now Geranium would advance to the 'A' final. The 'À' finals would be against 401 Esso, Geranium finished first in the tourna ment with Esso right behind them in calculating goals for and against. It started off with Esso making it 1-0 early early in the first. Ësso scored four others to give them a 5- 0 lead in the second, but early early in the third, Ted Fitzgerald Fitzgerald scored unassisted. Dan Katsikis played well, but it, wasn't enough as Esso scored two more goals to finish finish with a 7-1 win. Geranium Geranium played well but lost their second 'A' final. Hopefully we'll win it next time! Thanks to the coaches and ; the team for making these tournaments possible. Hockin Oldtimers Squeak - Past Newcastle BùÈters by Bob Sheridan Art Hester faced a barrage barrage of shots from a talented Port Hope Legion team but allowed only three goals. Port Hope marksmen were Gary Etcher, Mai Stevenson and Bob Fenton. Rick Rademacher scored his first on a blast from the left boards that found a small hole between Rick Austin's shoulder and the near post. Rick's second goal came on a picture perfect play as Bob Sheridan immobilized immobilized both defensemen at the blue line and fed Rick as he streaked behind the defense. defense. Ron Clemens took a Rademacher pass in front and drove a bullet shot into the twine. Ed Schryer had a fine night scoring three goals, playing on a line with Bob Deblois and Siegi Rohr. Ed's finest effort came as he caught the Port Hope defense defense Eisleep, turned on the jets, and cut in front of the goal from the right side. Our defense, Dean Avery, Andy Akey, Bob Hellam and Grant Flintoff were making fi®e plays all night. Grant scored our last goal on a •drive from the top of the left circle. On Sunday morning, we defeated Newcastle Busters 3-2. Both goalies, Art Hester and Dave Skan, were brilliant. brilliant. Art was called upon to make a fine save on a Tony Jones' penalty shot. Tony tried to deke Art but Art, moving like a coiled panther,stayed panther,stayed right with him. Rick Rademacher took a pass from Dave Green and then set Dave up for the winner. Eddie Schryer scored our second goal on a pass from Ron Clemens. Roil Hooper scored the most artistic artistic goal of the game as he split our defense and put a M eat move on Art. Brad nucan and Jerry Dost drew assists on this goal. Bob Stiles and Ron Hooper forced a turnover in our end and set Brad Finucan up for the Newcastle second goal. Come and watch our next game in Bowmanville Arena Friday at 8:00 p.m. against Town Sports. Langes Photo Peewees Advance to 'A' Finals pee- On the weekend of Jan. 26-27, Langes were participants participants in the B.R.H.L. wee tournament. Our weekend began at 7:00 a.m. on Sat. with Bow- manville's Cutting Post as our opponents. For some unknown unknown reason, our boys seem to thrive on these early early hours and the final result was 8-3 in our favour. Coming Coming up big for us was Kevin Grootendorst with a hat trick. Wes Thompson notched a pair and Damien Jay, Davia Chambers and Steve Bonneau each contributed contributed singles. Wes, David, Steve, Tim Bydal, Jason Bubar, Nick Katsikis and Kevin all shared in the assist assist column. On Saturday afternoon we met Oshawa's St. Marks. This proved to be an entertaining entertaining game which came down to the final whistle. Langes scored late into he first period to take the lead. Period two was scoreless and halfway through the third we had notched two more to take a comfortable lend. St. Marks were not quitters nnd came back to score twice before games end. Wes Thompson scored two goals with our defence Ë airing of Jason Bubar and laniel Vnndorhoyden figuring figuring into the assist column. The newly formed "kid line" A&R Flooring 11 2 0 22 Shoppers 10 1 1 21,: Skylight Donuts 8 5 0 16 • McGregor's IDA 6 6 1 13 Durham TV 3 8 2 8 Rotary 2 10 1 5 . VIP Hairstyling 2 10 1 5 Novice Liberty Mutual 8 1 2 18 : : Young Drivers 7 3 1 15 - All Canadian 5 4 2 12 ' Carters Bakery 3 5 3 9 • Sports Shop 3 5 2 8 National Trust 1 9 0 2 - Atom Carnation 10 0 1 21 1; 401 Esso 9 3 0 18 Family Trust 6 5 1 i3 ; OHEU 7 4 1 15 "• St. John, Casey Fitzgerald. Middle row, (1-r), Bryan Hudgin, Paul Drummond, Mark Ganhoa, Trevor 'Wright, Gary Schnurr, Fraser McArthur, Ted Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald. Back row, Ron Boliski (coach), Daryl Hudgin (asst, coach). Geranium Homes 5 6 0 10 T Mac 4 7 0 8 J&J Sharpening 3 8 1 7 Hutton Transp. 0 12 0 O' Lange's Photo Lab 6 1 2 14 " Checkers 4 3 19 Cutting Post 4 5 19 Hoopers Trohpy 3 3 2 8 McRobbie Photo 4 5,0 8 Dykstra's Deli 2 5 3 7 Mr. Submarine 2 3 15 Bantam Kool Enterprise 9 1 1 19 Beaver Lumber 7 2 2 16 Bow. Sand&Gravel 5 4 2 12 Nichols Motors 3 5 17 McGregor's 0 9 0 0 Local Athletes Receive Scholarships of Jamie Powell, Tim Bydal and Ryan Brannigain amazed everyone (including themselves) with their gung- ho style of play. Tim scored once in the game and Ryan and Jamie each had an assist. assist. On Sunday morning we were at Darlington to meet Oshawa's St. Andrew's. The winner of this game would advance to the A finals. Nick scored two while Wes and! John potted singles to allow us to advance with a 4-1! win. Tim had one assist and Jason had a great game both ways. Defencibly he was unbeatable and his three assists earned him number one star of the game. Jeff Parry in goal was a close second. The championship game saw us pitted against Oshawa's Christ Church. This was a classic match-up nnd both sides knew what they wore up against. Wo had met three times before and had managed two wins nnd a tie with every game going to the wire, This day the numbers game caught up with us and yet another thrilling game ended with Christ Church winning 3-0 nnd taking the trophy. Wo would like to have won it for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, but second place is nothing to bo ashamed of. by Brad Kelly Three of the best female student athletes in the Town were honoured at Durham Durham College last Thursday. Stephanie Axford, Traci Hanc and Diane Hornsby received received the first installment of their athletic scholarships during a luncheon attended by members of the media, corporate sponsors, and college college officials. The scholarships are valued valued at $500 per year for the remainder of their college careers. The first installment installment of $250 was given to the athletes last' Thursday after they, successfully obtained obtained an âverage of 60% or more through the first half of the school year: The second second half of the scholarships will be paid at the conclusion conclusion of the school year, providing providing the athletes maintain their academic standards. In all, 17 athletes from a variety of varsity sports were recipients of the scholarships. scholarships. Hanc, who was à pitcher on the women's softball team, made quite an impact in her first season. The rookie rookie hurler led the team with four victories. Her team posted a fourth place finish at the OCAA Championships. Championships. "I was surprised at how well I did. Jim (coach Nem- ish)' helped me a lot," said Hanc who is a graduate of Bowmanville High School where she played volleyball and basketball. The softball Lady Lords captured two tournament championships, but could only muster a 3-2 record in OCAA league play for an 8-5 record overall. Although very satisfied with her own accomplishments, accomplishments, she expressed some disappointment with the way the season ended for the team. "We just had too much confidence because we won so many games in tournaments. tournaments. We thought we would blow everybody away (at the OCAA tournament)." Hanc is in enrolled in the Food and Beverage Management, Management, but hedged at the possibility possibility of coming back to the school after her course is finished, finished, possibly for sports administration. administration. Axford was a stand-out on the first-ever Lady Lords' soccer team. The graphic design design student led the team with eight goals, and finished finished second in league scoring. scoring. Based on her outstanding play during the regular season, season, she was named an OCAA league all-star. She credits the Oshawa select team she plays for as helping her prepare for'soccer for'soccer at the collegiate level. "Our team has been around, so it helped me to get to know the game better," better," said the Courtice Secondary Secondary School graduate. "As for the goals, ft was just a matter of being in the right place at the right time." The team just missed making the playoffs as they finished with a record of 3-2- 1. This placed them second to Seneca. "We just tied one crucial game (to Seneca), and if we had won that game, we may have gone all tne way." "I think we did well this year, if only we could have won that key game." A second graduate out of Courtice, Hornsby, is a multi-sport multi-sport athlete at Durham. Although receiving her scholarship for her prowess on the volleyball court, she was also a member of the softball team. "I played softball at the beginning of the year because because it didn't conflict with anything else. Jim (coach Nemish) is also my coach in the summer so that helped as well." If not for conflicting seasons seasons with volleyball and basketball, basketball, she may have found her time divided between three varsity sports. "I applied for a scholarship scholarship in all three sports (soft-, ball, volleyball, and basketball). basketball). But the competition was tough in softball. I always always enjoyed volleyball better better than basketball, so 1 wheni I found out I got the scholar-| ship for volleyball'll stuck, with it." Hornsby, who is studying business administration, was selected as an all-star at the Humber Cup tournament tournament in which tne Lady Lords lost to the Humber Hawks in thé title game. Durham College awarded student athletes with the first installment of their scholarships during a luncheon last Thursday at the school. The scholarships are worth $500 each year for the remainder of their college careers, providing they maintain an academic standard of 60%. Three area athletes, (from left), Stephanie Axford, Traci Hanc and Diane Hornsby were selected as recipients of the scholar-, ships.