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4 The Canadian Statesman K/utauU*, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 27,1993 50 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville High School again is holder of the junior boys' basketball title in the Lake Ontario district of the Central Ontario Secondary Schools Association. The local team defeated Port Hope 33-30 in the two-game points-to-count playoff. Team members and points scored include: Mcllveen (13), Stutt (4), Ferguson Ferguson (8), Gilhooly (6), Sturrock (2), Bundle, Hovey, Wilcox, Sleep, Fletcher. ******* 35 YEARS AGO - "Doc" Bundle put together a 325, 287, 200 series series to take high triple honors of 812 in the Men's Major Bowling League. Pete Dobbins rolled 743, Ab Piper 741, A1 Osborne 736, Karl Bickell 707, Hank Jensen 704. ■ ******* 25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville's Youth Bowling organization again came into prominence when at Islington, Joanne Bromell and Sharlene Cain topped all other teams from Ontario to win the Sr. Girls' Doubles Championship. They will be flown to Edmonton for the Canadian finals, accompanied by their coach, Harold Bennett. ******* Brooks Supertest hockey team, in the Town Commercial League, has an unusual combination of players that appear to do the job of scoring scoring goals and backchecking very well. Veteran hockey player Fred Buck" Çowle and his 14-year-old son, Danny, are two mainstays on the team. ******* 10 YEARS AGO - In a 2-1 overtime game at Trenton, the Bowmanville Bowmanville minor atoms won the Eastern Ontario Championship. The players are: Geoff Smith, Matthew Doughty, Shawn McFayden, Ronnie Luxton, Chris Brown, Kevin Farrow, Ryan Putnam, Kent VanderHeyden, Jason Hiscock, Brad Banks, Greg White, Jeff Hint- off, Erin O'Toole, Jason Kiely, Christian Forney, Kevin Roberts, Bob Bunker, Grant Flintoff (trainer), Fred Brown (coach), Don For- sey (manager), Al Kiëly (asst, coach). ******* The Bowmanville Senior Public School girls' basketball team captured captured the bronze medal in a tournament at Courtice Secondary School. Team members include: Lisa James, Shelley Hitchens, Debi Bizi, Alane Walker, Tammy McMullen, Julie Hamilton, Lori Whalen, Whalen, Michelle Montpetit, Sherry Brown, Miss Henning (coach), Michelle Michelle Puddister, Janet Stephenson, Susan Crawford, Kelly Willats, Yvonne Youngberg. ' "A" Title for Sports Shop Novices ■ijs The Bowmanville Sports Shop novice team travelled to a hockey tournament in Port Perry on March 18, and came home with beautiful trophies trophies and the 'A' Championship. The first game was against Port Perry Printing, with Sports Shop winning winning the match 6-2. Sports Shop defeated defeated Orono Petro-Can 3-0, and advanced advanced to the 'A' final with the team from Newcastle. The game was full of action and both teams played hard. The final score was 4-2 for Sports Shop. Sports Shop goalie, Andrew Schaeffer, received the plaque for the MVP of the tournament. Ian La- Flamme and Michael Kari each earned five points for the tournament. Other point-earners were Robert Cummer, Cummer, Kenneth King, Daniel Cowx, Gary Walker, Stevan Ivany, Geoffrey Roote, Mitchel Fontaine, Marc Bonin and Aaron Sherban. The enthusiasm from the tournament tournament carried over to the first playoff game of the BRHL novice teams on March 20. Sports Shop shut' out Bragg's 4-0, with goals from Robert Cummer, Ian LaFlamme and Mitchel Fontaine. Assisting were Kenneth King, Aaron Sherban, Robert Cummer Cummer and Michael Kari. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday j COWAN PONTIAC -- SUICK LTD. BOWMANme -- ONT. 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 Newcastle Girls' Slo-Pitch Registration to be held on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday April 5th - 6th - 7th in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Fee: $55.00 includes team sweater and Picture - NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY - Novice - aces 7 to 9 Midget - aces 13 to 15 Pee Wee - aces 10 to 12 Bantam - aces 16 and over Come and Join the fun! The Geranium Homes atoms of the BRHL were kept busy over the March Break with four league games and two exhibition games. The week started with an exhibition exhibition game against Whitby Kingsway on Saturday, March 13. The teams were equally matched, showing lots of net-to-net action. Neither team was able to make it through the opposition to score and the game ended with a 0- 0 tie. On March 14, Geranium took to the ice in a league game against Carnation Carnation Flowers. Geranium's Chris Ja- siewicz started off the scoring on a nice unassisted goal late in the first period. The second period saw lots of passing and great teamwork, but neither neither team was able to put one in the net. The third period saw Jonathan Black sink one in on a nice pass from winger Chris Jasiewicz. Carnation responded responded with a goal, but Geranium was able to stop, any further scoring chances for the opposition and the game ended in a 2-1 win for Geranium. Geranium. Geranium Homes suited up to meet T-Mac on Tuesday, March 16, in an exciting league game. Defencemen Jonathan Kinghan, Mike Harper, Jeff Hrdlicka and Bobby Gorman fielded their positions well, preventing any scoring chances for T-Mac during the first two periods. In the third period, the action started when Geranium's defenceman, Mike Harper, put the team on the scoreboard with an assist to Mike Cyr. T-Mac replied within seconds to tie up the game, then came back two minutes later to put themselves themselves in the lead. With the pressure on, Mike Harper came through with the tieing goal, with an assist to Jonathan Jonathan Black, with just minutes left in the game. Final score: 2-2. Later in the week, Geranium faced T-Mac in exhibition play. Geranium Pizza Pizza Atoms Challenge Hydro On Saturday, March 20, the BRHL Pizza Pizza atoms played a league game against Ontario Hydro at Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena. In the first period, Dave Corcoran slid a perfect pass to Bryan Villamere and Bryan put the Pizza gang up 1-0. In the second period, Brandon Baker relayed another good pass to Villa- mere in front of the net and Jason Bakker flipped in a backhand shot to make it 2-1 for the Pizzas. In the third period, Dave Corcoran took a good shot from the right side and Kevin Lcggc made no mistake with the rebound to make the score 3- 1. Then Iain Forsythe put Dave Corcoran Corcoran in the clear and, after the Hydro goalie stopped that shot, Jason Bakker popped in the loose puck. Hydro fought back to within one goal in the third, but Pizza Pizza held on to win it 4-3. On Sunday, March 21, Pizza Pizza suited up against Hutton Transport for another league game. In the first period, Patrick O'Halloran broke in on the left side and made a perfect shot into the top right comer to make it 1-0 for Pizza Pizza. The game remained tied in the second period, 1-1, with some sizzling saves by Pizza's Mike Luxton. Then, Jamie Parry fired in a point shot and Iain Forsythe picked up the loose puck and fed it to Patrick O'Halloran who notched his second of the night. On his last shift, O'Halloran picked up a pass from Dave Corcoran and drilled another shot into the top right to get the well-earned hat-trick. As a result of this hat-trick, Nancy Lee (the coach's wife) has promised to live in a smokc-frco environment. Good luck, Mrs. Lee! came out flying, with three goals in the first. Putting in the puck were Ryan Dochuk (2) and Geoffrey Neuman, Neuman, with assists to Geoffrey Neuman (2), and Ryan Dockuk. Playing hard, winger Ryan Dochuk was able to connect connect again in the second period on a pass from Jeff Hrdlicka. This goal gave Ryan his first hat-trick of the season. T-Mac put themselves on the scoreboard this period and put in two more during the third. With four seconds seconds left in the game, Ryan Dochuk scored again on a set up by Geoffrey Neuman, giving Geranium a 5-3 win. Later in the day, Geranium met Hutton Transport in a game where the boys really demonstrated their great passing skills. Every team member worked his hardest, with teamwork being the name of the game. This game was a 4-0 victory for the. boys, with Ryan Dochuk scoring all the goals. It was the second hat-trick of the day for Ryan. Assists for the goals were earned by Chris Jasiewicz (2), Geoffrey Neuman (2) and Jonathan Kinghan. The coaches were especially pleased with each player's fine efforts in this game. Congratulations, Robbie Weir, on a shutout. In Geranium's last game of the spring holiday, they suited up to meet Major Plumbing for a 1-1 tie. The goal for Geranium was scored by Chris Jasiewicz, with an assist to Mike Cyr. Liberty Youth Bowling League Junior Division -- Grevy 59, Moa 56, Indri 53, Tapir 48, Dodo 47, Au- roch 46, Condor 43, Ibis 39, Warrah 39, Tarpan 28, Anda 28, Quagga 18 High singles -- Chris Bowers 251, kathryn Tait 210, Sonya Vickery 210, 210, Debbie Street 206, Matt Adams 203, Tim Harness 202, Matt Coboum 202 High triples -- Chris Bowers 636, Sonya Vickery 586, Matt Adams 527, Kathryn Tait 526, Angie Ross 504 Bantam Division - Super Troll 57, Rebels 55, Alley Acers 54, Strikers 54, Bashers 51, Liberty Leaders 44, Troll Blasters 42, Headpins 36, Raid- ! ers 32, Dudes 30, Trolls 30, Bulls 25 High singles -- Darren Nemis 169, Terri Flintoff 165, Kyle Milner 160, Ben Gillespie 158, Christine Cave 153 High triples - Kristen Wood 429, Jennifer Ricordi 422, Nicole Bray- brook 40, Kyle Milner 409, Darren Nemis 409, Adam Carter 407, Christine Christine Cave 400 Ontario Family Twosome -- On Sunday, March 21, there were 22 YBC bowlers and their adult partners participating in the Family Twosome held at Liberty Bowl. Winners, with 911, were Greg Hoekstra and his father, father, Bill. Second place runner-up went to Ben Gillespie and his father, Dave, with 874 total. Zone round is on Sunday, April 25, with time and house to be set by our Zone Representative as soon as all entries are registered. Tyke Division -- Jets 48, Bills 47,. Raiders 38, Giants 37, Chargers 33, Rams 32, Cowboys 26 1/2, Eagles 23, Colts 22, Seahawks 21, Dolphins 20, Oilers 12 1/2 High singles - Jason Griffin 134, Alyssa Henning 122, Michael Hos- sack 121, Lyndsay White 118, Joshua McDougall 117, Kyle Brown 114, Danielle Danielle Andringa 113, Kristen Hoekstra 112 High doubles -- Jason Griffin 256, Alyssa Henning 241, Kristen Hoekstra 223, Ryan McDonald 211, Michael Hossack 204 Ontario Family Twosome -- On Sunday, March 21, there were 11 YBC peewee (tyke) bowlers with their parents at Liberty Bowl for the tournament. tournament. Winning first place were Jason Griffin and his grandmother, Enid Brewer, bowling a 901 total with handicap. Next was the team of Laura Stacey with her father, Rick, bowling a total of 895. Zone finals will be held on Sunday, April 25. Time and place to be announced later. HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! + TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BASEBALL REGISTRATION (T.O.N.B.A.) Bowmanville Mall St Francis of Assisi Church Parish Hall Friday, March 5th and March 26th -6-9 p.m. Saturday, March 6th and March 27th - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday, March 25th-6-9p.m. T-Ball (1987/88), Four Pitch (1985-86) $40.00 House league $80.00 Tyke (1984-86), Mosquito (1982/83), PeeWee (1980/81) $100.00 Bantam (1978/79), Midget/Juvenile (1974-77) Orioles $200.00 Players bom from 1972 thru 1984 Proof of Age required Late fee of $10.00 is applied to regis. received after March 27th g^j^Admlnjstratlor^harg^o^Sj^^j^aggncd^o^an^llatlons^^