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The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 12,1994 13 It was a busy, three-game schedule schedule for the Square Boy Pizza Toros as the major novice squad travelled to Aurora for an unusual long distance distance weeknight road game. The school teachers' mandatory bed time story now becomes the pre-breakfast conversation as there is no time after the game for reading. reading. The Toros accepted their first two points of a possible six as they came home victorious after a 6-0 Suffers First Loss of Season The Newcastle Durham Optical novices suffered their first loss in league play to a very strong Man- vers team on October 27 at the Newcastle Newcastle Arena. The Optical team played a good game, but couldn't find the scoring touch around the Manvers net. Man- vers scored two in the first, one in the second, and one in the third period period to skate away with a 4-0 victory. Millbrook visited the Newcastle Arena on October 29 for their first encounter of the year with the Durham Durham Optical team. The teams traded goals in the first period, with Nathan Wright scoring the Newcastle goal, assisted by Ryan Sutton. Millbrook would score the only goal of the second second period to give them a 2-1 lead going into the third period. Newcastle came out skating in the third period and scored two goals 42 seconds apart to take a 3-2 lead. Both teams'had some excellent chances in the last part of the third period, but with just 37 seconds left in the game, Millbrook would get the equalizer to make it a 3-3 final score. The Durham Optical squad would get back on the winning track on November 3 as Sunderland made their first visit of the season to Newcastle. Newcastle. The two teams played a very exciting, exciting, close-checking game. Newcastle Newcastle found the mark first as Adam Cull scored at the 3:03 mark of the first period, assisted by Justin Valckx. The Optical squad upped their lead by two late in the second period when Tanner Millson scored on a rebound off a point shot from Kyle Searle. Ryan Sutton also assisted assisted on the goal. Sunderland finally put one behind behind Newcastle goaltender Ryan Clarke with 6:39 left in the third period. period. Sunderland pressed hard for the equalizer, but great defensive work by Colin Holmes, Chris Saun ders, Kyle Searle, and Ryan Sutton prevented them from tying the game. Newcastle made their first trip of the season to Millbrook on November November 6. The teams skated to a scoreless first period as neither tpam had any good opportunities. Millbrook found the net in the middle of the second period and increased their lead to two at 6:39 of the third period. This seemed to provide a wakeup call for the Optical boys. Just 46 seconds later, Nathan Wright put them on the board with Steve Yule assisting. Newcastle pressed hard and were rewarded for their efforts as Steve Yule scored the equalizer, assisted by Nathan Wright. The next league game is at 2:00 p.m. on November 19 at the Newcastle Newcastle Arena, as Bewdley will be making their first visit of the season. Come on our and support the team. Skylight Donut Bowling Scores Dennis Malley 28, Glen Smith 23, Sam Adams 21, John Mueller 21, Sue Arends 15, Jeff Kryzanow- ski 12 Ladies' high single - Yvonne Kryzanowski 232 Men's high single -- Glen Smith 276 Ladies' high triple - Shelley Grant 589 Men's high triple - Jeff Kryzanowski Kryzanowski 705 Ladies' low single -- Linda Vance 101 Men's low single - John Wolner 110 §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§ 9 VAN ffMMEN TIRES & SALES EHH" 235X75R15 General XL Ameriway XT RWL P205X70R15 XP2000 205X75R15 GENERAL RADIAL ST 215X75R14 AMERIWAY ST BLK LT265X75R16 HOOSIER RWL H ■■ HOPKINS f DUNDAS ST. •y Van yv HommonTiro^» d cn , z o (/) o WARREN RD. a CONSUMER DR. We're The New Dealer For GENERAL TIRE CONTINENTAL & HOOSIER VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES 317 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY 666-2121 im ---3 Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 - 5:30, Frl. 8:00 - 5:00. Sat. 8:00 - 2:00 LIMITED QUANTITIES IN SOME SIZES. i § s § Ê ft § § ft t-ft-®S8 game. It was a big night for the fastskating, fastskating, catch-me-if-you : can Colin Baker, as he notched four goals. Andy Chamberlain and Matt Beech each collected goals for the team. Orillia made the long trek to Darlington Darlington for Saturday's game and found the Toros in a feisty mood as the team was up for this game. Unfortunately for the Terriers, the line of Jason Hicks, Matt Beech and Andy Chamberlain caught fire as they passed the puck well and picked up six of the 11 goals scored on the day. Matt scored just before the time ran out to get his hat-,trick, Andy scored two, and Jason rounded rounded out the scoring for the line with a single. Garrett Nemisz netted a pair. Other goals went to Colin Baker, Jeff Larsh, and Brenden Kalijundic. The second shutout went to Andrew Andrew King and Justin Vandebelt as they split each game. The Toros were iced at Richmond Richmond Hill on Sunday for a game with the Jaguars. The Jaguars had a hard time stopping the bulls as the Toros enjoyed the large ice surface of Ed Sackfield Arena. Goals by Matt Beech and Tyler Brown in the first period put the Toros Toros ahead where they stayed for the rest of the game. The lone goal late in the third period, added to the two Paul Reid picked up in the second, earned Paul his hat trick. Zack Pith- er was the other Toro marksman. Richmond Hill applied a lot of pressure in the second and finally broke the shutout for a 6-1 game. On Saturday, November 12, at Darlington, an undefeated Belleville squad will be the Toros' guest. Game time is 4:15 p.m. The following following day, the team will travel to West Vaughn for a league game. 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