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\ Cinema Mall Major Midget Teres Reach Finals in Tournaments Over the March break, the Toros travelled to Ancaster to play some sound hockey, winning our first two games and then being defeated by the home team in the finals. In the first game the Toros defeated Elmira 3-2. Elmira went on to win the Consolation trophy. Scoring for the Toros were Shaughn Houston, Brad Clemens and Steven Taylor. Gaining assists were Bill Hogarth, Brad Clemens and Glen German. In the second game we defeated Dunnville 5- 2. Scoring the Toro goals were Brad Clemens (2), Bill Hogarth, Ron Hopcroft and Shaughn Houston. Gaining assists were Rick Erwin, Ron Hopcroft, Bill Hogarth, Barry Cullen, Steve Taylor, Rod Plain and Scott Richards. The final game which was very close ended in a 3-2 loss. Scoring for the Toros were Scott Richards and Shaughn Houston. Brad Clemens earned the only assist. On April 10, 11 and 12, we travelled to Fort Erie to play in the AA tournament. In the first game we defeated the Royal Nats from Toronto 8-6. Scoring for the Toros were Ron Hopcroft (2), Steve Taylor, Scott Richards, Barry Cullen, Shaughn Houston and Glen German. Gaining assists were Shaughn Houston (4), Steve Taylor (2), Grant Gibson (2), Barry Cullen, Scott Richards and Ron Hopcroft. In the second game, the Toros were defeated by the local Fort Erie team. Scoring for the Toros was Shaughn Houston with Brad Clemens earning an assist. In the final game the Toros were defeated by the Richmond Hill team who had just won the AA All Ontario Title. The score was 5-3, not bad for a team that was playing with only 4 major players. Scoring the Toro goals were Rick Erwin, Scott Richards and Ron Hopcroft. Gaining assists were Shaughn Houston, Rick Erwin and Glen German (2). The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 22, 1981 9 Local Lad Runs for Terry Fox l Cold Weather Doesn 9 t Stop These Golfers McGregor Hardware Major Atoms Quietly Round Out Season Travel to Cobourg On Tues., March 10th, McGregor Hardware's Atoms travelled to Cobourg for their final meeting. Bowmanville has had trouble with Cobourg all season, so not too much was expected since were three players short. The Toros came up tough though and played like a real team. Burke Lush earned himself himself a shut-out as McGregor's boys skated to a 3 - 0 victory. Scoring for Bowmanville was Gareth Stone; with two goals and Craig de Blois with one goal ana one assist. Rob Fraser earned two assists while John Begg, Brad Rushak and Britt Cole each earned one. Host Port Perry Sat., March 14th, McGregor Hardware's Major Atoms hosted Port Perry, another team they have struggled with all season. Port Perry proved ' to be the better team in the contest as they romped to a 5 - 1 victory. Darrin Bunker K well between the pipes e Toros, but was no match for the almost constant barrage of shots coming his way. The only scoring play for Bowmanville came from hard work and second effort by Guy Freeman who found Gareth Stone wide open in front of the net and very adeptly put the puck on his stick. Gareth obviously obviously found the mark, as he so often does, to complete a well-executed play. Round Out Round Robin On Sunday, March 15th, McGregor's completed their round robin play-off as they hosted Lindsay. For the sixth time in this round robin they were only equal to their opponent opponent as the final score was 2 - 2. Brad Carnegie scored twice for the Toros. Craig de Blois, Mark Tripp, Rob Fraser, and Eric Janssens each picked up one assist. Colllngwood Tournament With regular season and play-offs out of the way, McGregor Hardware's Toros travelled to Collingwood for their final tournament of the season. • The first game on Saturday, March 21st, was a 3 - 2 victory over Gloucester, a team from the Ottawa area. The scoring plays went like this: Gareth Stone from Mark Tripp and Chris Hall at 8:43 of the first, Brad Carnegie from Gareth Stone and Mark Tripp at 1:43 of the third, and in overtime at 4:43 Mark Tripp scored in the empty net with the assists going to Brad Carnegie and Gareth Stone. Darrin Bunker was outstanding in the net for Bowmanville and was responsible responsible for keeping the Toros in 5K&K'.£s Several golfers braved the cold weather on Monday at the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club to get a head start on this year's season at the club. The course opened for members on Monday but does not open for pay as you play golfers until May Local Photographer Meets Steve Podborski the game. Mark Tripp was selected as the M.V.P. in this game. Congratulations Mark! The second game was against the host team, Collingwood. Collingwood. The Toros did not play well and lost 6 - 4. Scoring for Bowmanville were Mark Tripp with two goals and one assist, Gareth Stone with one goal and Guy Freeman with one goal. Gareth Stone, Brad Carnegie and Rob Fraser each earned one assist, while Chris Hall earned twp assists. The third and final game in : Collingwood was against their old time rivals, tne Oshawa L.N.H.L. Red Wings. In this game, neither team played well. It was a real "yawner". The Red Wings however did muster up enough energy to score four times. The Toros broke the goose egg on the scoreboard with just .48 seconds remaining in the game. Gareth Stone got the goal with the assists going to Brad Carnegie and Mark Tripp. That game for the most part ended the McGregor Hardware Hardware Major Atoms 80- 81 season, but they did play the following weekend in a couple of "fun 7 ' exhibition games against those same Red Wings. Both games ended in a 3 - 3 tie. Some of the boys switched sweaters and played for their opponents. It was 4 Ah , ) ' i f : n v > ■<4:, good fun and a nice way to end the year. I will take this opportunity to congratulate Brad Carnegie for a fine season in which he scored 71 goals and 40 assists for a total of 111 points. Gareth Stone also receives congratulations for his 57 goals and 51 assists for a total of 108 points. On behalf of all the parents, "thank you", to Manager Bruce Lush and Coach Stew Tripp for all their time and efforts. A thank you also goes to the "Statesman" for printing printing our write-ups. Have a good summer! ! Bob Elliott of Bowmanville was able to get this picture of Canadian downhill racer Steve Podborski recently, while vacationing in Aspen Colorado. Podborski was there preparing for the final race of the World Cup circuit when Bob snapped this picture. Eagles Take Two Game Lead in Ontario Jr. C Playoffs with Essex Wallpaper World LOW Everyday Prices -- In-Stock Wall Coverings and Accessories. 65 King St. E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-6981 ; ANNOUNCES 2 for 1 Offer On Special Purchases of Prepasted, Prepasted, Vinyl Coated, Name Brand Wallpaper. Buy 1 at the Regular Price and Receive Another Absolutely FREE Enter your name for our FREE DRAW - MAY 30,1981 (No Purchase Necessary) By Dop Wilcox The Bowmanville Eagles are facing a very familiar opponent in the finals: the Essex 73s. The series started in the Eagles' nest Saturday night where, for those who like offence, offence, 17 goals were scored, The Eagles won 11 to 6. The Sunday matinee was much closer. Eagles' empty net goal by Brad Godfrey clinched their7 to 4 victory. Godfrey had a four goal performance in the Saturday night game. It was a game in which the Eagles came flying out of the gate to catch the 73s tired from their long bus ride. The Essex goalie only got a piece of the puck on Rick Bain's power play goal. His hard drive from the point was set up by Dana Peebles. Peebles then poked in a rebound off the post on a shot by Waydc Preston, The 73s Dave Anthony, who deserves special respect, scored on a pass from Flavio Severin, Brent Clemens' tenacious checking set up Derek Keenan's goal. An outburst of eleven goals were scored in the second period. Clemens was the dominant figure, blinking the red light three times bv using his skating ability to advantage. Dave Anthony matched it by scoring two of his own to register his hat trick, The Eagle scorers in the third period were Dan Strike, Don Farrow and Brad Godfrey. The 73s got goals from Roger Gaiarin, Dan Ebbinghause and Chris Flood, two of which were on power plays, The 73s attempt to play catch-up saw them get as close as one goal in the second period. However, Clemens' third goal on the power play proved to be the game winner. Godfrey and the rookie Bob Dwyer, who celebrated his birthday with a goal in the finals, were the third period goal scorers for the Eagles, The 73s goaltending was shared by Bill VVuerch and Pat Kirwin. Craig German went the distance in the Eagles' net. In the second game of the finals the Eagles came away with a 7 to 4 win. The Sunday afternoon game was a very physical game in which the Eagles refused to back away from the tough Western Ontario Champions. Brad Godfrey's four goal afternoon made the difference, scoring short handed, on a power play, and into an empty net, The strength of the 73s' power play was demonstrated in this game. All of their goals came off the man advantage situation. The game started with both teams making quick scoring chances, Eagles' goalie, German, made two key saves early in the contest. Godfrey's short-handed goal 1st. All members are invited to a complimentary roast beef dinner on May 2nd and should notify the club before April 29th if they plan to attend. In the above photo, Sandy Wiseman, Tim Preston and Dan Thajer prepare to tee off to open the season. Legion Ladies April 16 Team Standings S. Roberts 42467 pinfall, 31 points; O. Etcher 42282, 25; B. ' Buday 41619, 23; V. Terry 41695, 22; V. Smith 41706, 20; C. Roberts 39720,14. High single - 272 V. Smith. , High triple - 679 ( 236, 247, 196) C. Roberts. Top Averages V. Terry 215, S. Roberts 207, 0. Etcher 206, B. Buday 206, V. Smith 203, C. Roberts 201, J. Bragg 200, V. Fairey 193, P. Roberts 190, L. Wright 188, L. Taylor 187, S. Stacey 187 period goal occurred when the 73s interference removed German from the crease and allowed Essex to deposit the puck into the empty net. The teams traded third period goals. Chris Flood scored for the 73s off a power play. Then, there was an empty net goal scored by the Eagles when Bill Wuerch who came in for the third period as a relief goaltender was on the bench for the extra attacker. Brad Godfrey scored the clincher. The playoff scene switches to Essex for the third and fourth game Saturday night at eight p.m. and Sunday at two p.m. The Eagles' success in the 32 playoff games which they have played to date is simply teamwork and desire, a must in any team game. The fifth game will be Friday, May 1, in Bowmanville, and the sixth game Sunday, May 3, at 3:30. p.m. in Essex. The seventh game will be played at 7:30 p.m. in Bowmanville, May 9. The appointment of officials for these playoff rounds is certainly a real question mark. So called higher level officials are brought in, and the quality of officials who are in the immediate area is not recognized. Eagles Oust Gravenhurst In 5 Games The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac-Buick Junior C's gained gained a berth in the O.H.A. Provincial Provincial Championship round on the strength of a 7 to 0 win over the Gravenhurst Indians last Tuesday in Muskoka. The Indians took a 2 to 1 lead in the series, defeating the Eagles on their home ice, but the determined Bowmanville team bounced back to win the next three games. Two of those wins were earned in Gravenhurst where the Indians have been unbeatable until meeting the Eagles. The Eagle success in the final game could be described in two words: team work. The entire team turned in maximum maximum efforts. The goal production department department was headed by Don Farrow, turning in a hat trick. The Eagle checking game, headed by Paul Godfrey who did a number on the high scoring Indian Steve Vice, was a very important factor in the win. Paul Ryan received most of the print for his effort in the ' Indians' net last time, while Eagle goalie Craig German just went about doing his job. German made several key saves in the first period of the final game, gaining a well deserved shutout. A side note: Craig's parents made a hurried trip to catch the game and were caught for speeding. As Mrs. German described the incident, it was worth every nickel. Stan Greenham made all the right moves to start the Eagle scoring. He was set up by Derek Keenan and Brent Clemens after the Indians had stormed the Eagle net, attempting to get the all- important first goal. Don Farrow's first goal was initiated by Randy MacDonald's forcing the Indians to cough up the puck. Farrow was also assisted by Carl Chambers., : Farrow's second goal came from passes by Brad Godfrey and Rick Bain. With eight seconds left in the second period, Farrow scored again to complete his hat trick and demoralize the Indians. He was assisted by MacDonald. The Eagles' third period scoring was begun by Carl Chambers, assisted by Farrow and MacDonald. Brent Clemens, assisted by Greenham and Keenan, forced forced Ryan to make the first move and then fired the puck upstairs into the net. Brad Godfrey, returning from an injury, scored the final goal. He was set up by Dana Peebles and Wayde Preston. In respect to the Indians, they have come a long way in three short years. You can expect to see them again next year. They have an excellent minor system as shown by their Pee Wee championship this year. Also going for them, Indian coach Bill Reddall has excellent credentials. Thanks to you it works... FOR ALL OF US at 8:21 of the first period was set up by the strong checking of Dana Peebles. The shot went under the outstretched arm of Pat Kirwin for the score. Godfrey's second goal was off the backhand shot, a rebound on a Rick Bain shot, with Dana Peebles also earning earning an assist on the power play. Eagles' third goal was once again the result of very effective effective forechecking, Derek Keenan's goal was assisted by Brent Clemens and Dan Strike. Essex came back with a pair of power play goals later in the first period from Dave Anthony and Dave Flood. Dan Strike's goal at 1(04 minutes into the second period was assisted by Keenan and Clemens. It started a three- goal period for the Eagles. The eventual game winner was by Brad Godfrey, resulting resulting from Stan Greenham breaking up a clearing attempt by Essex. Godfrey's quick shot eluded Kirwin, the Essex goaltender. Derek Keenan converted a blueline drive by Strike into a goal, with Clemens also earning an assist. Dale Flood's late Unibed W&y TIRS SERVICE 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576.1220 Clwgcx It's time to get \ ready for camping! Come in and look over our new line-up of Lionel Trailers ■ 1981 Ease of handling on the road Ease of setting-up Ease of living We invite you to come in and browse. Camsport Trailer Sales Highway 115 and 35 -- Newcastle Telephone 987-5174 Ten-year-old Todd DeGoyer of Bowmanville was one of 130 children and adults who participated in the Oshawa community run for Terry Fox April 11th. It was a 10 kilometer routé through Oshawa and runners raised money for cancer research through pledges. The grade five Vincent Massey student has collected nearly $100 in pledges which will be donated to the fund. He is pictured above during the run. Bolahood Sportsworld Pee Wees llifin Major Tournament in Stroud During the March break the Minor Pee Wees travelled to Stroud to win a Major Pee Wee tournament. In our first game we played Elora defeating them 7 - 3. This was a fast game which was the Toros' all the way. Scoring for the Toros were Junior Pithie (2), Glen Campbell (2), Cory Sweet, Scott Page and Chris Beck. Gaining assists were Glen Campbell (2), Chris Beck (2), Mike Gallant, David Fairey, Kelly Armstrong, Ted Groves, Michael Houston and Junior Pithie. In the second game, we played Bradford, winning 4 - 0. Scoring the Toros' goals were Cory Sweet, Ted Groves, Scott Page, Shawn Rekker. Gaining assists were Michael Houston, Mike Gallant, Shawn Rekker, Ted Groves, Junior Pithie and Chris Beck. In the third game, we played , a team of giants from Windsor ' called' Shoreline. They made bur minors look like midgets. The Toros came through to win in overtime 5 - 4. Scoring for the Toros were Chris Beck (2), Glen Campbell, Junior Pithie and Cory Sweet. Gaining Gaining assists were Chris Beck (2), Ted Groves (2), Junior Pithie (2), Shawn Rekker, Larry Perris, David Fairey and Kelly Armstrong. In the final game we defeat ed Lefroy 7 -1. Scoring for the Toros were Chris Beck (2), Junior Pithie,. Cory Sweet, Glen Campbell, Scott Page and Kelly Armstrong. Gaining ■ assists were Ted Groves (2), Chris Beck (2), David Fairey (2), Glen Campbell and Mike Gallant. Gaining the shutout in the Bradford game was David Smith. On March 22 we travelled to Peterborough to play, being defeated 8 - 6. Scoring a hat trick was Ted Groves, Chris Beck (2), and Larry Perris. Gaining assists were Scott Page (2), Mike Gallant and Shawn Rekker. On March 23 we played host to the Whitby AA team, playing playing to a 5 - 5 tie. Scoring the Toro goals were Scott Page, Michael Houston, Glen Campbell, Campbell, Ted Groves and Chris Beck. Gaining assists werq Shawn Rekker (2), : Ted' Groves, Bob McArthur, David Fairey, Chris , Béck,. Glen Campbell and Junior Pithie On April 8 we played the Oshawa Bruins in Orono, playing playing to a 7 - 7 tie. Scoring the Toro goals were Scott Page, Kelly Armstrong, Cory Sweet, Chris Beck, Ted Groves, Junior Pithie and Michael Houston. Gaining assists were Michael Houston (2), Glen Campbell (2), David Fairey. AUsMUsk OUTBOARDS FOR FAMILY FUN Dependable power for fishing, skiing and cruising. 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