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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday' February 10,1993 9 Toros Advance in OMHA Playoffs Kinsmen Bantams Travel to Cornwall Some Bowmanville Toro teams continue to advance in the OMHA playoffs, while a couple of others have already been eliminated. ! The major novices are scheduled jo play at the Darlington Sports Centre this Sunday at 5:00 p.m. against Markham, if necessary. ' The minor atoms trail in their series series against Pickering five points to one in a six-point scries. The two teams play tomorrow night in Pickering, Pickering, and, if necessary, will play Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Darlington. Florida Baseball Player Hopes Things Turn Out for the Be ter Dear Brad It's good to be back in Florida, but I feel lost because I am not playing baseball. I decided to write you this letter to inform you that I had a chance to talk to the coach. Ed Davis cited a couple of reasons I did not make his ball club at St. Petersburg Petersburg Junior College. The main reason reason was because I did not hit well. His stats show me hitting .250 for the fall, which ranks me eighteenth out of 45 players. The scholarship second base- man hit .203. I was 17 for 68 with 11 runs scored and 15 walks. The coach also said that I had a weak arm and attributes my shoulder problem to that. He feels I was playing hurt. Those are his only negative comments. He went on to say that I have, a good head, a good attitude and great speed. Coach Davis also said it was not time to pack it in. He said that I could play at any NCÀA Division II school. The coach feels that I just have to go elsewhere and prove myself. myself. ", I am also happy to say that he is ■giving me a good recommendation. i The team is. young, consisting of 15 freshman and seven sophomores, four of which are pitchers. I don't know what else to say, other other than I feel like I let my family, friends and all the supporters down. I feel very bad because, most of all, I let myself down. I'm sorry, but I'll learn from my mistakes, pick myself back up again and carry on. It's not the end, just a roadblock. I must admit that visiting Bowman- villc was the,best thing I could have done this past month. I enjoyed my one week visit. I was very excited to have been able to see Dan Nimigon at Humber College, Becky Moynes at Queen's University, Craig Ncmis, Don Smialek, Jason Walsh, Geoff Smith, Jason Nolbing, Paul Rulhard and Tara Cookson at U of T. 1 would like to say that we will all deeply miss Mr. Dale Gallant as he was responsible for bringing back-to- back Ontario Baseball Championships to Bowmanville. I send my deepest regrets regrets to the Gallant family. Brad, things down here seem really tough right now, but I know that everything will work out for the best. Believe it or not, I have joined a hockey league. We will play an 18 game season starting next week. Hockey in Florida? I will write again soon because I will be attending tryouts with the St. Louis Cardinals, Baltimore Orioles and Philadelphia Phillies. The Blue Jays arc not offering any open or walk-on tryouts. I hope to return to Bowmanville this summer to play for the juniors. I am very anxious to bring a title to Bowmanville. Yours Truly Brendan P. Donohue Newcastle Figure Skating Results As we enter into the '93 season, the Newcastle Figure Skating Club would like to congratulate the following following students on passing their badges. Canskate Beginner -- Philip Zarokiak, Kristen Kristen Recalis, Christina Poole Elementary - Jacklyn Hurvid Basic -- Celia Brazcau, Shannon Green, Courtney Wood Novice II -- Stacey Green • Novice III -- Lcslec Miller Proficiency -- Alena Shah Canfigurskate Figure I - Laura Woo Freeskate I - Jennifer John, Tara McjPhate, Tiana Knox, Brcannc John Freeskate II - Melissa Scarlc, Laura Laura Woo, Robyn Cooper, Kristen Davis, Davis, Stephanie Boyd, Chandra Amo- dea Freeskate III - Amy Schumann, Jackie Sausedo, Amanda Darrach Clean Sweep for Destination to Go Major Pee Wees The Destinations To Go major pec- wee Toros made a clean sweep of their first round of a best-of-five playoff against Pickering. 1 In game two played on Thursday, January 28, Bowmanville won 15-2. Goals: Mark Frampton (4), Jody Thorsteinson (3), Greg Masterson (2), Scott MacDonald (2), Chris Steele, Nick Zdravkovski, Scott MacKay, Guy Tousignant. -, Assists: Ryan Jackman (4), Scott MacDonald (4), Chuck Maher (3), Nick Zdravkovski (3), Scott MacKay (3), Jody Thorsteinson (3), Brian Ball (2), Greg Masterson, Chris Paquette, Chris Steele, Jason Fraync, Guy Tousignant. Tousignant. In game three on Saturday, January 30, the Toros won 13-1. Goals: Scott MacDonald (4), Scott MacKay (2), Chuck Maher, Ryan Jackman, Greg Masterson, Mark Frampton, Chris Steele, Nick Zdravkovski, Zdravkovski, Guy Tousignant. You'll LYVE the low prices at VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES Winter Clearance plus... witti your Purc.li.iM 1 you will rt:i i-ivr FREE... installation FREE... Balance FREE... Tire Disposal FREE... Alignment Check FsIEX-x L(àSiï2 B\ [ » TT ALIGNMENT SPECIALS 2 Wheel - roar wheel drive. 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The minor bantams lead Ajax two games to one in their best-of- five series, with game four tonight in Ajax. If a fifth game is needed, it will be Saturday at 5:00 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre. The midgets swept Pickering in three straight games. Details of their next series have not been finalized. The juveniles should sweep their series with Barrie tonight, at 9:00 p.m. at Darlington. They lead the best-of-five series two games to zero after a pair of easy wins. Should they advance, they, will meet East Gwillimbury in the All- Ontario semi-finals. The minor novices, major atoms and major bantams have all been eliminated from OMHA playoffs, and will enter their York-Simcoe league playdowns. The Bowmanville Kinsmen minor bantams took time out from their playoffs against Ajax to take part in the 31st Annual Cornwall- Bantam Tournament held January 28-31. Playing against Mississauga, Goulding Park and London in the round-robin, the Toros had to come from behind in the first game to tie Mississauga. They saw a three-goal lead evaporate in the third period of their second game, wliich was played in the early hours of Saturday morning, morning, and then were defeated by a strong London team. Toros 3 Mississauga 3 Goals: Paul Lavallee (2), Nick Hand Assists: Eric Zuvic (3), Lavallee Toros 4 Goulding Park 4 Goals: Greg McMurter (2), Ryan Beaver Lumber Wins The Beaver Lumber boys got back on the winning track Saturday night. They played a very strong game against Durham TV and won 6-1. The scoring was spread out. Nathan Nathan Wright had two goals, Matthew Beech had two goals, Devon Potter got one, and Ryan Lubitz rounded out the scoring. Justin Andrews played a strong game in net for the Beaver team. Jobb, Matt Brake Assists: Dairyl Cook, Ryan Dunni- gan Assists: Matt Brake, Ryan Dunni- gan Toros 1 London 3 Goals: Greg McMurter Toros 1 Seaway Valley 5 (semi's) Goals: Darryl Cook Assist: Tony Butzer Dance 1 - Chandra Amodca, Kristen Kristen Davis, Jennifer John, Tara McPhatc Dance II - Karen Nuttal, Amanda Darrach, Robyn Cooper ' Freeskate I - Nikki McQuade Freeskate II -- Nikki McQuade, Amy Woodcock, Carly Schmall ■ Figure I - Stephanie Boyd Figure II -- Stephanie Boyd, Robyn Robyn Cooper, Karen Nuttal Stroking I - Chandra Amodea, Stephanie Boyd, Kristen Davis, Nicole Nicole Millson, Amy Woodcock, Laura Woo Stroking II - Robyn Cooper, Karen Karen Nuttal ■ ' _ Our club has held two Evaluation Days, and the following tests were passed. Preliminary Figure -- Karen Nuttal, Jennifer Woodcock, Latricia Devon- ish Preliminary Freeskate - Jennifer. Woodcock Dutch Waltz - Karen Nuttal, Jennifer Jennifer Woodcock, Robyn Cooper, Amy Schumann, Amanda Darrach, Melissa Scarle, Jackie Sausedo Canasta - Karen Nuttal, Jennifer Woodcock, Amy Schumann, Jackie Sausedo Baby Blues -- Julianna Stone, Latricia Latricia Dcvonish Swing - Julian Norton Fiesta - Susan Sausedo, Julian Norton Jr. Bronze Freeskate - Jail Farrow 1st Figure - Lisa Marie Wright 3rd Figure -- Jennifer Ellis, Allison McManus, Amanda Rogers Jr. Bronze Freeskate - Jennifer Woo Canasta - Amanda Darrach, Robyn Robyn Cooper Baby Blues -- Jackie Sausedo, Amanda Darrach, Amy Schumann, Jennifer Woodcock, Karen Nuttal, Crislin O'Sullivan Preliminary Figure - Jackie Sausedo Sausedo 3rd Figure - Jan Farrow, Christine Jones 4th Figure - Kim Burke Congratulations for your hard work and dedication. 1214 King St. East, Bowmanville 623-4445 eel van 85 King St. West, Newcastle 987-4733 REALTY LTD. Dorothy Hartford**, President of Edvan, Realty Ltd. is pleased to announce that Donna (Fletch) Fletcher was leading selling agent for the month of January 1993. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Fletch would like to thank her clients for making this possible. She can be reached at our Bowmanville Office at 623-4445 or at her residence at 623-6128. Donna Fletcher* GORD and NANCY BARNES Assoc. Broker Sales Associate WOW WHAT A VIEW 2210 sq. ft. overlooking fields and I stream. Main floor family room I and fireplace.' Terrific greenhouse I kitchen with walkout to large deck. Convenient walkout base-1 ment. $212,000. EXPERIENCE = ACTION REDUCED TO SELL Estate sale. 1600 sq. ft.-on 75' x 200' lot. Zoned Rl for home occupation. Brick all around and convenient circular drive. Main street exposure, $159,900. Remax Apple Realty Ltd. 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