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i 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 23, 1983 Dutchman Bantams "Player of the Week" | sport-falk izi-jm WINNERS -- Congratulations to the Flying Dutchman Major Bantam Toros, winners of the Cobourg Bantam "A" Tournament held this past weekend. ■; Legion's Lob-Ball Teams Hold Closing Banquet '\,Y George Pithie No. 5 Right Wing Overtime Goal Gives Toros Championship Photo by Lange's Photo Lab In what turned out to be a real barnburner the Major Bantams defeated a stubborn Simcoe team 6 - 5 in overtime to win the championship in the 24-team Cobourg tournament on the weekend. The Toros started off well, scoring two quick goals, the first coming off the stick of Brian Noble at 9:23, assisted by Chris Beck and George Pithie and the second at 8:58 by Chris Beck on passes from Brian Noble and Bob McArthur. Simcoe came back 51 seconds later to reduce the margin to one until Noble scored his second at the G:09 mark from Beck and McArthur. Simcoe responded with two goals only 21 seconds apart to tie the game at 3 apiece 'until Chris Beck gave the Toros the go ahead goal with only two seconds left in the first. Again Noble and McArthur got the assists. Simcoe scored the only goal in the second period at the 9:33 mark to even the score 4 - 4 and then went ahead in the third at the 11:25 mark. Bowmanville Bowmanville had several opportunities opportunities to get the equalizer but could not pul the puck in the net. It looked like the team was headed for their first loss of the season but they dug deep and proved they have a lot of heart and pride as they tied the game with only eight seconds left in the game. It took them only 30 seconds into overtime to score the winner and take the Championship. Championship. Brian Noble, who also was the M.V.P. of the game got the tying goal on passes from Kelly Armstrong and Chris Beck and Chris Beck got the winner on relays from Armstrong and Jamie Downing who flipped a beautiful! beautiful! pass over the defenseman's defenseman's stick to Beck who flipped flipped it over the Simcoe goalie. In the six games the Toros had 43 goals for and only 10 scored against, averaging seven goals per game. Coach Taylor was extremely pleased with his boys as he said after the game "It was a good game. We've got a hell of a club." Congratulations to you all!!! SUMMARIES Game No. 1 Toros (I, Belleville 1 First period - 1. Toros, Gallant (Shmyr) 3:12; Penalties Penalties - Noble, Toros 1:20. Second Period - 2. Toros, Noble (Pithie) 6:00; 3. Toros, Rekker (Campbell, Downing) 5:01; 4. Belleville - 4:41. Penalties - No. 5 Bell. 8:35, Noble, Toros :38. Third Period - 5. Toros, Beck (Lever) 6:36; 6. Toros, Shmyr (Gallant, Romano) 3:01; 7. Toros, Beck (Noble) 2:30. Penalties - Bell. No. 9 8:49, Bell 4:40, Perris, Toros 2:48, Bell :09. Shots on goal - Toros 26, Belleville 11. In net - Smith and Webster. M.V.P. - No. 11 Mike Gallant. Game No. 2 Toros I, Lindsay 2 First Period - 1. Toros, Romano (Shmyr, Gallant) 9:19. Penalties - Lindsay 8:16, Perris, Toros 4:44. Second Period - No scoring. Penalties - Perris, Toros 4:11, Double Minors 1:10. Third Period - 2. Toros, Beck (Noble, Perris) 8:15, 3. Toros, Pithie (Noble, Beck) 7:49; 4. Lindsay 7:20, 5. Lindsay Lindsay 1:55, 6. Toros, Romano (Armstrong, Gallant 1:28. Penalties - Rekker, Toros 3:41. Shots on Goal - Toros 19, Lindsay 11. In net - David Smith. M.V.P. No. 5 George Pithie. Game No. 3 Toros 14, East Gwillamberry 0 First Period -1. Toros Noble (Beck, Pithie) 6:35; 2. Toros Romano (Armstrong, Gallant) Gallant) 6:15; 3. Toros Pithie (Noble, Beck) 2:30; 4. Toros Beck (Noble, Pithie) 1:49. Penalties - None. Second Period - 5. Toros Campbell (Noble, Downing) 7:24; 6. Toros Noble (Campbell) (Campbell) 6:18; 7. Toros Noble (Beck) 5:42; 8. Toros Beck (Noble, Rekker) 4:42; 9. Toros Romano (Shmyr, Armstrong) 4:04; 10. Toros Gallant (Shmyr, Romano) 2:54. Penalties - E. G. No. 10 8:35, Pithie Toros 5:11, E.G. No. 7 3:34. Third Period - 11. Toros Noble (Beck, McArthur) 4:29; 12. Toros Romano (Gallant, Shmyr 2:12; 13. Toros Shmyr (Gallant) 2:05; 14. Toros Shmyr (Gallant, Romano) 1:34. Penalties E.G. No. 87:42, E.G. No. 16 7:27, Downing Toros 4:43, E.G. No. 10 4:23,■ E.G. No. 162:34. Shots on Goal - Toros 35, East Gwill 11. In net Scott Webster. M.V.P. No. 14 Brian Noble, t Game No. 4 Quarter Final Toros 7, Aurora 1 First Period -1. Toros Beck (Colwell, Lever) 6:38; 2. Toros Noble (Rekker, Pithie) 4:39. Penalties - Aur. No. 10 3:46. Second Period - 3. Toros Noble (Beck) 4:49. Penalties - Aur. No. 10 9:31, Lever, Toros 8:13, Campbell, Toros 7:33, Aur. No. 14 6:11, Aur. No. 8 1:25. Third Period - 4. Toros Campbell (Armstrong) 12:41; 5. Aurora 10:26; 6. Toros Beck (Noble) 5:08; 7. Toros Romano (Gallant, Shmyr) 3:35; 8. Toros Beck (Noble, McArthur) :10. Penalties - Aur. No. 5 14:00, Shmyr Toros 13:21, Aur. No. 84:19, Aur. No. 17 2:30, Pithie Toros :57, Aur. No. 16 :21. Shots on goal - Toros 50, Aurora 12. In net - Smith and Webster. M.V.P. No. 12 Chris Beck. Game No. 5 Semi Final Toros 6, Essex 1 First Period -1. Essex 9:10; 2. Toros Noble (Perris, Pithie) 3:28. Penalties - Romano Toros, No. 2 Essex 7:38; Downing Toros 3:02, Essex No. 2 1:21. Second Period - 3. Toros Rekker (Noble) 7:41; 4. Toros Perris (Noble, Armstrong) 6:05. Penalties - Essex No. 12 7:43, Downing Toros 5:17. Third Period - 5. Toros Beck (Noble) 14:14; 6. Toros Beck (unassisted) 6:16; 7. Toros Romano (Gallant) :03. Penalties Penalties - Essex 14:22, Essex 12:35, Perris Toros 8:53, Noble Toros 6:23, Essex 6:04, Essex 3:31, Downing Toros 3:31, Essex 2:27. Shots on goal - Toros 26, Essex 12. In net - David Smith. M.V.P. No. 12 Chris Beck. The two Lob-Ball teams sponsored by Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion held their end of season banquet on Saturday at the Legion with several awards being presented. In the middle of this picture, donor Tom Pearson is presenting his trophy to Marcie Sully and Linda Bates of the Spartans. Appreciation trophies were also Big 10-3 Win Over La kef ieId Chiefs Boosts Eagles Streak to Fourteen Port Perry Bowmanville Lakefield Little Britain Lindsay Cobourg Port Hope Stouffville Uxbridge The Cowan Pontiac Jr C. Eagles ran their undefeated string to fourteen games when they buried the Lakefield Chiefs 10 to 3 Sunday night in the Eagles' nest. The Chiefs came to town sporting an impressive 11 win one loss and two ties in 14 games, but they sure were no G.P. W L T Pts. 15 12 1 2 26 14 11 0 3 25 15 11 2 2 24 16 8 5 3 19 14 7 4 3 17 14 7 6 1 15 14 5 9 0 10 15 4 11 0 8 15 2 13 0 4 match for the Eagles this night. Paul Reed led the onslaught with four goals and two assists. Single goals were scored by Brian Keenan, Tim Preston, Darryl Rowe, Chris Michelson and Bruce Beaton. The Chiefs scored first in this game, but the Eagles scored Bowmanville Restaurant Upsets Shoppers Eight Came Win Streak presented to Russell 'Smokey' Hayes, second from left and Don Wright, second from right. Far right and left are Branch President Doug Walton and his wife Marilyn. The branch advanced $500 to the one team entered two years ago and on Saturday, team representatives returned a cheque for $500 for the Legion Building Fund. Ladies Curling An inclub bonspiel was held at the Bowmanville Country Club Saturday, November 12th. The eight teams were made up of 16 from the afternoon ladies curling and 16 from the business girls curling. Winning team was Skip - Mary Ellen Craig, Vice - Marilynn Dow, Second - Laurel Mackenzie and Lead - Kathleen Clark. Placing second were Skip - Ellen Parbcrry, Vice - Glennys Simmons, Second - Shirley Zarosky and Lead - Jean Belfour. Third place was Skip ■ - Donna Morrison, Vice - Barb Bray, Second - Fern Bullock, and Lead - Pam Johnson. Everyone received recognition and a prize, even Dorothy Anderson's team who stated that because her team lost, others could be winners. Lucky draw winners were Sandy Healey, Fern Bullock, Audrey Stephenson, Eleanor Glaspell, Dorothy Anderson, Laurel Mackenzie, Ellen Par berry and Marilyn Prescott. four in a row to lead 4 to 1 after one period. The Eagles scored four more unanswered goals in the second period to up their lead to 8 to 1 after two periods. Two of these four goals came in less than a minute while the Eagles were playing short handed. The Eagles scored two in the third périodes did the Chiefs to make the final score 10 to 3 for the Eagles.' The Eagles scored six power play and two^short handed in this game, j This coming Sunday the Little Britaih Merchants visit the Eagles' nest. The last lime the Merchants were in town, the Eagles had to come from behind to earn a 2 to 2 tie. Goodyear Lge. High Single - K. Kelly 318. High Triple - J. Luxton 718. High Team Single - Belts 1291. High Team Triple - Belts 3497. Over 300 - K. Kelly 318, J. Vanderveer 309. Top 5 Averages of the Week (No Handicap) J. Luxton 239, J. Pearson 237, D. Snowden 235, J. Murphy 224, G. Cowling 217. Night Hawks High Single - M. Ubsdell 287. High Triple - B. Ballantine 680. Team Standings D. Barrett 27892 pins, 28 points; T. Wright 27023, 26; B. Ballantine 27282,25; M. Found 28127, 22; I. Hughes 27131, 20; G. Dykstra 26511, 11. Games Over 200 T. Wright 226, D. Barrett 211,211, A. Burgess 210,211, G. Arnburg 207,1. Hughes 201, M. Ubsdell 287, G. Dykstra 210, 238, K. Ovenden 247, M. Found 222, C. Castle 202, 223, M. Trimble 204, D. Porter 204, B. Ballantine 211, 276, P. Thertell 264, 221, P. Pingle 243. Ladies Bowling NOV. 14,1983 Team Standings Nancy Living 30,003 pins, 22 points; Donna Harness 29,579, 22; Sharlene Dehart 28,966,21; Mary Pat Hall 29,673, 17; Rita Junkin 29,406, 17; Fern Bradley 29,709, 16; Lynda Nickerson 28,921, 16; Valerie Smith 29,970,15; Nancy Evans 29,769, 15; Jackie Braybrook 29,900, 14 L,; Linda Taylor 28,483, 13V* Barb Osborne 26,794, 8. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 237, Nancy Living 223, Lynda Nickerson 203, Rita Junkin 201, Fern Bradley 200, Sharlene Dehart 199, Jackie Braybrook 197, Kelly Adams 194, Valerie. Smith 194/Jean Harness 192. High Single - Rita Junkin 308. High Triple - Donna Harness 713. Partially Blind . Randy Skelton 120, Rick Adams 167, Fern Johnson 200, Herb Wohigemuth 194, John Skinner 211, Klem Beck 150. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst away, Tom Scero 98. MINOR HOCKEY -- The teams in Minor Recre-' : ation and All Star Leagues are well into their scheduled games. Check on when the various ' teams play, come out and watch them in action. The players are always encouraged to do their ; best with an audience. TIMEKEEPERS -- Arnold Etcher and Murray Cain have been asked to be timekeepers for thé game between the Canadian Oldtimers and the Soviet Oldtimers to be held at Iroquois Park Arena; Whitby, on Wednesday, December 7th. FITNESS -- ' 'Sports and Fitness for '84' ' will be the theme of the Sports Expo Ontario Show, to be staged February 24-26 at the International Centre, 6900 Airport Rd. Show organizer, Dick Robinson, â racquet sports champion, reports that sports associations in Ontario have been very supportive and helpful in bringing a range of over 40 sports disciplines to the show. Action is the theme of the game, and the show will have lots of action fof spectating and participating. Four sports fashion shows will be held daily, with graduate models from Humber College wearing the latest iri; sportswear and showing new sports products. I- FISH CONTEST -- David Cyr, 5 Duke St., Bow- ^ manville, is a a contestant in the "Molson" Big ; Fish Contest, which ends in three weeks. His > catch was a six pound, five ounce, 21 inch long ; Smallmouth Bass which he caught at Grass Lake in Stanhope County. , > ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS! If You Are Interested in Trail Permits or Joining a Ciub . . . Please Phone 623-2061 623-2259 723-5822 728-3541 Bowmanville Restaurant ended Shoppers eight game winning streak in Saturday's opener as they skated off with a 7 - 6 victory to bring their record to an even .500 on the season. Cal Wheeler (two), Fred Young, Grant Powell, Gillis Rondeau, Dave Wilson and Wilfred White beat Terry Edwards in goal as the Restaurant Restaurant squad continue to hold down second place in the Oliver Division. Meanwhile, Shoppers, in outshooting the Tavern Club 34 to 18, received a three goal performance from their captain Gary James, and singles by Steve Gray, Harvey Chappell and Tully Thompson. The late game, a four-pointer four-pointer between the Flying Dutchman and San Marino Chargers, saw the Dutchman remain the only undefeated team in the league as they doubled the count 8 - 4 on the Chargers. Bob Pearce, playing a solid game on the point, fired two as did Jim Smith while Bert Roberts, Paul Bycok, Ray Edmunds and Wayne Trigg added singletons to move the Dutchmen six points up in the Burke Division. Chargers' goals were scored by Warren Alder two, Emery Coscarella and Alex Barnett. Sunday's opener saw Mike Willoughby turn aside all 28 Beastie shots to earn his second shutout over the Beasties while his Clinic teammates teammates put five behind Martin Kerstens to extend the Beasties Beasties winless streak to nine on the season. George Hillis had a pair, Len Jay, Bill Janitsch and Issor Dubinsky, playing his first game of the season since returning from his European tour, must have picked up some valuable tips from overseas, rounded out the scoring. United Drug Mart moved to within one point of second place by virtue of a 5 - 2 win over Courtice Auto Wreckers. Rick Drew fired a pair of first period markers while John Slainton, Rick Hall and Doug Rickard spoiled Courticc's debut in their new uniforms. Ron Stainton had a shutout going until the five minute mark of the third, when Tom Fennell broke through with an unassisted marker. Jim Partner Partner had a late Courtice goal. Fifth Wheel Truck Stop Bantams 2s Win Consolation at Little Britain BANKRUPT SALE CYCLE AND ACCESSORY SALE Upon instructions from j finance company we are forced to liquidate the following inventory at below cost 498 SIMCOE ST. S. (just North of 401, Oshawa, Ont.) Sale Starts Wed., Nov. 23, 1983 11 a.m. EVERYTHING Sensible, Affordable Protection... that's Life Insurance the State Farm Way! ff'JK 1 offer life insurance programs designed for ,oc| ay's families, women, homeowners, J young adults and childron, too Call mo lor /fWf 1 details '"•'fy - 'àî',;108 Waverley Road Bowmanville Don Irvine $ vil Telephone 623-4482 Slate faun Lite Insurance Company Cm.iilijn Hod llllitr Suitofiiuijti Out,mo On Saturday, Nov, 19, the Bowmanville Bantam 2's sponsored by the Fifth-Wheel Truck Slop travelled to Little Britain to participate in their first tournament of the season. In their first game, Bowmanville Bowmanville met the team representing representing Sutton, Ontario. The game was a well played, hardhitting hardhitting match with plenty of scoring chances for both teams. Sutton opened the scoring late in the first period on a goal by Sutton's Dan McPherson. McPherson. In the second period, Bowmanville tied the score on a goal by Kenny Desmedt, assisted by David Faircy and Kyle Virtue. Sutton came back with another goal by McPherson McPherson lo regain the lead. Paul Stainton then pulled Bowman- ville even oil a fine passing play, assisted by Kenny Desmedt and David Faircy. Troy Harness gave Bowman- ville a 3 - 2 lead with his goal being assisted by Kyle Virtue and Scott Cole, In the third period, Sutton got n quick goal by Derek Big Canoe to pull the teams even at three apiece. The game remained that way, with the play going back and forth for the better part of the third period. Finally, witli two minutes left in the game, Dan McPherson got his 3rd goal of the game to give Sutton a 4 - 3 victory. In the second game, Bowmanville Bowmanville played Peterborough with the Toros winning 11 • 2. Paul Stainton was the leading goal getter with four, Jeff Thompson with two, and singles going to Paul Marlin, Brent Mae Kay, Kenny Desmedt, Chris Smith and Mike Houston, In the third game which was for the Consolation Trophy, (lie Toros played Port Perry. Iiowmanville opened the scoring scoring on a goal by Jeff Thompson, Thompson, assisted by Dave Faircy. Port Perry tied the score 15 seconds later. Just before Hie end of the first period, Bow- manville's Thompson scored lo make it 2 -1. There was no scoring in I he second period and for the heller heller part of the third until Troy Harness gave Bowmanville a 3 -1 lead on u goal, assisted by John Edmondson, Bowman- villc's fourth mid final goal and Ills third of (lie game was scored by Jeff Thompson, unassisted. The Little Britain Tournament Tournament was a fine, well-organized well-organized tournament and their Hockey Committee can be proud. 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