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/ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14.1983 7 623-3303 OUR THANKS -- Appreciation is expressed to the Bowmanville Major Bantam hockey team members for the Christmas card signed by all the players, the beautiful plaque from Hooper's Trophy Centre and the Christmas cake now being enjoyed by the staff at coffee break. ALL STARS -- Anyone interested in obtaining tickets for the Jr. C All Star Hockey Game or Dinner, to be held in Lindsay on Monday, December 26th, contact Dave Snowden, 623-7370. Fifth Wheel Bantams 2$ Outscore Markham 6 to $ On Sat., Dec. 10, the/Toros played host to Markham and won with a score of 6 - 5. The only goal in the first period came off the stick of Kenny Desmedt assisted by David Fairey and Paul Stainton. In the second period the Toros scored again. This time by Chris Smith unassisted. Markham . then scored two goals, ending the period in a two all tie. The third period was a little more exciting with Markham matching each goal scored by Bowmanmville, but we managed to come out one goal ahead. Goal scorers in this period were Kenny Desmedt assisted by Jeff Thompson; Jeff Thompson assisted by Scott Burns and Chris Smith; Brent Mackay assisted by Jeff Thompson and Paul Martin; Paul Martin assisted by Mike Houston and Brent Mackay. Mr. Submarine Pee Wees End Exhibition With 3 Wins, Schedule Two Losses The Mr. Submarine Pee Wees end their exhibition schedule with three wins and two losses. On November 12, Checkers defeated Mr. Sub by a score of 8 - 4. Jeff Shannon showed his leadership from the first face off, scoring two goals. The other goals were Todd Banks one and Fayaz Ramji one, assists Todd Banks two and Jeffery Clarke one. On November 22, Mr. Sub defeated Prout's Raiders by a score of 7 - 4. Jeff Shannon carried on from the last game, scoring five goals, the other goals were Fayaz Ramji one and Steve Bizi one. Assists, Steve Bizi two, Jason Vacheresse one and Chris Poirier one. On November 26, J & J Sharpening defeated Mr. Sub by a score of 4 - 3. In this game Mr. Sub allowed two goals and Steve West Cleaners To On Sunday, Dec. 4, a five goal, three assist performance by Steve West led Bowmanville Cleaners to a 12- 4 win over Mattress Man Wanderers. In' à tight game over two periods, the Cleaners exploded for nine unanswered goals in the third period to record the win. Gary Bradley also had a big game with two goals and four assists. Other scorers for the Cleaners and Gene Balson and Geo. Moore with two each and Wayne Bradley with one. Wanderers played solidly for two periods but couldn't get it together for the third. Ivan Griffin led the attack with two goals. Singles went to Sam Allen and Phil Broome. In game two, Bros. Pizza with two goals in the last three minutes edged Hamilton's Auto 9-7. John Stainton scored three goals including the winner for Bros. Single goals were scored by Mark and Terry Rowland. Rick Hall, Bob Villenue, M. Shrider and B. Prentice. Bob Howes fired two goals GUYS AND GALS HAIR 28 DIVISION ST. BOWMANVILLE 623-1341 SPECIALS Henna Perms Regular $30.00 •25 Wella Perms Regular $28.50 $ 20 Root Perms Regular $45.00 $ 35 «5 Haircuts «5 Christmas Hours: Tuesday to Friday, Dec. 20th to 23rd and Dec. 27th to 30th Inclusive 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24th and 31st -- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jr. C. Eagles Up Unbeaten Streak To 19 After Downing Lindsay 8-1 League Standings After Games Played Sunday, Dec. 11,1983 GP W L T Pts. 19 16 0 3 35 19 15 2 2 32 . 20 12 5 3 27 21 12 6 3 27 never recovered from the checking of J & J. The goal scorers were Steve Bizi two and Jeff Shannon one, with assists going to Todd Banks one and Fayaz Ramji one. Dec. 3, Mr. Sub defeated Hutton Transport by a score of 4 - 2. Mr. Sub's Captain Jeff Shannon was back on his game scoring three goals, the other goal was scored by Steve Bizi with assists going to Ryan O'Neil one, Chris Barry one and Todd Banks. Brooke Clemens was sharp in net, stopping Hutton on two break- a-ways. On Dec. 10, Mr. Sub defeated defeated I.O.O.F. by a score of 6 -1. The Subs came out fast in this game, scoring two goals in the first minute of the game. Jeff Shannon had a hot hand scoring scoring five goals. The other scorers were Chris Barry one goal and Steve Bizi one assist. Keep up the good work boys. Leeds 12-4 Win for Hamilton's with singles going to H. Roswell, Joe Hircock, G. Luxton, John Kapustin and Rick Ellis. On Dec. 11 in the early game, Bowmanville Cleaners rallied for three goals in the third period to edge Bros. Pizza 5-4. Wayne Bradley scored the winner at 17:23 of the third period. Other Cleaner's goals were by Steve West with two, Mike Hewer and Bruce Meadows one each. Once again, John Stainton led Bros, attack with two goals. Rick Hall and M. Shrider rounded out the scoring for Bros. In game two, Hamilton's Auto Whitby won their second game of the year 5-3 over Mattress Man Wanderers. A goal by Rick Ellis, his second of the game, in the third period, proved to be the winner. G. Luxton also had two for Whitby with Bob Howes scoring the other. Scoring for Mattress Man were Sam Allen with two and Bud Westlake one. Bowmanville Port Perry Lindsay Lakefield Little Britain Cobourg Port Hope Stouffville • Uxbridge The Cowan Pontiac Jr. C. Eagles have now gone nineteen nineteen games without a defeat. The Eagles travelled to Lindsay Friday night and delivered their Christmas present to the Muskies in the form of an 8 to 1 trouncing. The Eagles opened the scoring scoring midway through the first period. Brian Keenan scored on a power play, the assists going to Duane Major and Bob Dwyer. The Eagles upped the score to 2 to 0, Paul 'Reed getting the goal from Tim Preston and Pete Krukkert before the period ended. Craig German was in goal for the Eagles this game and had to make some excellent saves in the first period to keep the Muskies off the scoreboard. 20 9 11 0 18 . 20 4 15 1 9 19 3 16 0 6 The Muskies got on the board after seven minutes had been played in the second period to make the score 2 to 1, but less than a minute later Chris Michelson scored his first of three goals, assisted by Brian Keenan. Less than three minutes later, Michelson got his second goal on a power play from Brian Keenan and Duane Major to make the score 4 to 1 for the Eagles. Paul Reed with his second goal of the night from Tim Preston and Pete Krukkert, closed out the scoring in the second period with only ten seconds left on the clock, giving the Eagles a 5 to 1 lead after two periods. Chris Michelson completed his hat-trick after seven minutes of the third period, scoring an unassisted goal while his team was playing short handed. The Eagles got two more goals in less than a minute late in the period, Brian Keenan from Darryl Rowe and Duane Major, then Andy Terry from Barry Goulah and Bob Dwyer closed out the scoring to make the final score the Eagles 8, Lindsay 1. The three stars of the game chosen by a Port Perry man were all Eagles. The first star was Chris Michelson, the second star Paul Reed and the third star, Bob Dwyer... The Eagles' next game will be in Lakefield this coming Friday, Dec. 16 at 8:30 p.m. The next home game will be in the Eagles' nest Sunday, Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. The visitors will be the Port Hope Panthers who have scored twelve goals against the Eagle goaltenders in two games. The Eagles' next home game (after Dec. 18th) will be played Wed., Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the Orono arena. The first of three league games to be played in Orono. The opposition opposition will be the Port Perry Mojacks who are solidly entrenched entrenched in second place. Walter Frank's Major Mi< Jgets Win Championship in Cobour g Tourney The Walter Frank Major Midgets defeated East Gwillimbury 3 - 2 in a dramatic dramatic final game to win the Cobourg Tournament Championship Championship on Saturday. It was a climatic finish to ,a exciting games. Bowmanville edged Cobourg Cobourg 3 - 2 in their first game. Brent Neill fired two goals to pace the Toros. Jeff Dawson scored the other goal. Chris Langford was a standout in the Bowmanville net. Dawson opened the scoring, converting converting a pass from Brad Cruess. Pierre St. Amand also assisted. assisted. St. Amand started the next goal, passing to Tom McLaughlin who sent Neill in alone on the left wing. Neill blasted a shot into the top of the next line. Whitmarsh set up Neill for the third goal. The second game was against Trenton, and wasn't decided until an overtime period. It wasn't until midway day of. in the second period that Tren- 1 ton struck for .the first goal. Up until that time it was a goaltenders battle, with Phil Bird coming up with some big stops. The Toros started a flurry of third period goals when McLaughlin scored from Neill and Whitmarsh. McLeod made it 2 - 1 from Andrew Davey, then Dawson made it 3 - 1 from Cruess and St. Amand. There were only two minutes left in the game and it looked like the Toros had it won, but Trenton scored two goals in 25 seconds to tie it. McGregor Bantams End Busy Week A quick trip to Oshawa on Sunday, Dec. 4 helped to extend the McGregor Hardware Bantams win streak to 3. The competition on this trip was the L.N.H.L. Canadians, and although the boys weren't as sharp as they had been on the Saturday, they played well enough to beat the Canadians 5-4. The first period was all Canadians, taking an early lead 1-0. The second was another storey, as early in the period Jeff Laird converted a pass from Eric Janssens to pull the Toros even. A face off and 10 seconds later O. J. Sidor pushed Bowmanville up by one as he finished off a nice set up by Guy Freeman and Paul Boyle. Oshawa being very tough and our boys resting on past performance, brushed by with two goals of their own. But the McGregor boys mustered together and Aaron Ulrich blasted home the equalizer, unassisted, just 30 seconds before Mark Tripp took a pass from Craig deBlois to move ahead once more. The third period was an even frame as Oshawa scored and then Bowmanville's Brad 1 Carnegie from Tripp and Britt Cole scored to end the contest, Thursday, Dec. 8, Bowmanville travelled to Pickering and ended their winning streak as Pickering pounded the Toros 7-2. The highlight of this game from Bowmanville's point of view was solid goaltending by Burke Lush, a goal by Paul Boyle, assisted by Britt Cole and Chris Hall and a penalty shot goal by Brad Carnegie. Maybe a hard loss is what the boys needed, because two days later hosting Uxbridge, the Toros played their own game and skated off with a well deserved 11-0 win. Scoring for Bowmanville in the first period was Craig deBlois from Murk Tripp and Brad Carnegie, Paul Boyle from O.J. Sidor and Chris Hull and Tripp from Jeff Laird from Boyle. Second period scorers were Guy Freeman from Laird and Rob Real, O.J. Sidor from Mike Kane and Aaron Ulrich and John Begg from Sidor. Third period scoring was O. J. Sidor from Albert Big Canoe, Britt Cole from Big Canoe and Boyle, Paul Boyle from Chris Hall and Britt Cole, Paul Boyle and his hat trick from Freeman and Laird and Jeff Laird from Boyle. Congratulations are issued to Darrin Bunker on his shutout and a round of applause to the entire defense team consisting of Britt Cole, Aaron Ulrich, John Begg, Chris Hal, Mike Kane and Albert Big Canoe as they held together to fight off any consistant attack. The McGregor Hardware Minor Bantam Toros' next home game is Sat., Dec. 17 against Orono and Monday, Dec. 19 Trenton visits at 6:30 p.m. Triple F M. Griffioen 61, G, Evers 55, P, Flonk 54, W. DeLange 50, D. Van Abbema 50, A. Bonsma 45, N. Griffioen 42, A. Van Halteren 41, H. Vandergaast 40, A, De Jager 39, B. Vroom 35, M. Rozema 34. Twenty seconds later, Brad Bamsey gave Bowmanville a 4 - 3 lead, only to have Trenton score with just 50 seconds left in regulation time to send the game into overtime. There were six go ils scored in two miniites and thilrfy'seco'nds of frenzied action. Bowmanville went right to the attack in the overtime, and Brad Cruess potted the winner at the 54 second mark to send the Toros into the championship championship game. It was hard to think the final would be as exciting as the Trenton game, but it too was excitement packed. The Toros had many scoring chances, but some outstanding goaltending goaltending and bad breaks thwarted Bowmanville. At the other end Langford was equal to the task, as he held East Gwillimbury Gwillimbury scoreless. There was only a minute left in the second period when East Gwillimbury scored the first goal. The Toros tied it midway in the third, finally cashing in on one of their numerous chances. McLaughlin McLaughlin scored from linemates Whitmarsh and Neill. Bowmanville continued to carry the play as they had most of the day, but it was East Gwillimbury who took a 2 -1 lead with just 2:14 left in the game. The Toros came back when Chris Lee scored with 1:20 left in the game, knocking in his own rebound. The game went into overtime, and Cruess continued his heroics, scoring at the 45 second mark of overtime to give Bowmanville the championship. championship. McLeod and Dawson drew assists. It was an exciting and tense day for the Toros and their fans, and they displayed a great deal of poise and discipline discipline under pressure packed circumstances. Special mention should be made of the goalies, Langford and Bird; and the defense corps of Bamsey, Davey, Duncan and St. Amand, all of whom were outstanding throughout the day. Dutchman Bantams Player of the Week 9? JOHN ROMANO NO. 8 LEFT WING Photo by Lange's Photo Lab Undefeated String Finally Ends December 7th was the day the Bubble Burst for the Major Bantams as their unbeaten string of 32 games ended at the hands of a fired up Pickering team. Knowing they had another another game immediately after this one, perhaps they were trying to pace themselves, but the strategy didn't work to their advantage in the game. The Toros started off well, scoring the first two goals of the game frerfn the sticks of Mike Gallant from Chris Shmyr and Scott Page followed followed by Chris Beck from George Pithie and Larry Perris and then the roof fell in as Pickering Pickering scored four unanswered goals to win the game 4 - 2. Many players expressed a sigh of relief to finally have the pressure off and put it behind them and it seemed that way as they played much better hockey in their second game, beating Oshawa by a score of 3 - 2. It was a very cleanly played game as there was only one penalty called throughout the duration. Oshawa opened the scoring at the 7:53 mark and it stood until Glen Campbell scored at 2:38 on passes from Chris Beck and Jamie Downing. The tie lasted only 38 seconds when Oshawa scored again to go ahead 2-1. There was no scoring in the second but the Toros came out flying in the third, scoring two quick goals, the first by Chris Beck from Brian Noble and the winner by John Romano who scored unassisted at the 8:41 mark. The game lasted just over two minutes longer as time ran out and the teams were buzzed off the ice. Earn Tie and Win on Weekend With just 1:09 remaining in the game, the Toros lit up the scoreboard and earned a hard fought tie with their counterpart counterpart from Cobourg, This was the 2nd time in a week that the team has come back from a deficit to tie the Cobourg team. Cobourg scored first but the Toros retaliated with three of their own, the first by Kelly Armstrong with an assist from the ice as he shot the puck from outside the blueline and it took a funny bounce in front of the net and eluded the goalie, Chris Shmyr got the M. Griffioen 66, G. Evers 60, P. Flonk 59, W. De Lunge 52, D. Van Abbema 52, A, Bonsma 47, H. Vandergaast 45, A. Dc Jager 44, N. Griffioen 44, A, Van Halteren 43, B, Vroom 40, M. Rozema 36. High Single Ladies - N. Van Abbema 277. High Single Men - A. Bonsma 269. High Triple Ladies - N. Van Abbema 635. High Triple Men - G. Evers 667. High Average Ladies - N. Van Abbema 184, High Average Men - D, Van Abbema 199, For insurance the State Farm way... SEE: DON IRVINE 108 Waverley Rd. | Bowmanville 623-4482 Like a good neighbors, Slate Farm la there. K. •if 1 From the company and agent who've earned your trust through car and home insurance. Ask mo about LIFE. Stall Firm till Iniunnci Compiny C.in.vti.in Hod llllict Suiboiough. IlnUiio NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of December 11,1983 Team "Burke" Division Flying Dutchman United Drug San Marino Courtice Auto "Oliver" Division Shoppers Drug Clinic Phar. Bow. Rest. Beasties W L TG.F.G.A. Pts. 10 1 1 71 31 21 7 4 1 58 37 15 5 5 2 67 53 12 1 10 1 28 80 3 10 2 0 77 42 20 6 6 0 76 47 12 5 5 2 50 67 12 0 11 1 21 93 1 Top Scorers Burke Division E. Strand J. Stainton R. Hall J. Smith J. Mather Chargers United United Dutchman Dutchman E.Coscarella Chargers P. Bycok Dutchman D. Rickard United Oliver Division G. James P. Murdock G. Hillis B. Janitsch M. Clouthier T. Klawitter S. Gray J. Allen Shoppers Clinic Clinic Clinic Bow. Rest. Shoppers Shoppers Clinic second goal on assist from Scott Page and Mike Gallant and Jamie Downing made it 3 - 1 relayed to him by George Pithie and John Romano. Cobourg proceeded to add three more of their owri to go up by one then Armstrong and Page set up Mike Gallant for the tying goal. With three seconds left in the game and the faceoff in the Toros' end, Cobourg pulled their goalie in favour of the added attacher but it almost backfired as the Toros won the draw cleanly and Chris Shmyr fired the puck down the ice right into the centre of the empty net but unfortunately the clock was faster than the puck. Toros Shut Out Markham Despite the fact the game against Markham "AA" on Sunday resulted in almost 50 minutes in penalties including majors and misconducts, this was one of the rare games this season the Toros have been oùtshot by their opposition. Scptt Webster played a great game in the net stopping 29 shots to lead his teammates to a 2 - 0 victory, earning his fourth solo shutout of the season. John Romano was the shooter shooter for the Toros as he got both goals, the first on a pass from Mike Gallant and tne second on relays from Chris Shmyr and Scott Page. The team is looking much better offensively offensively these days which is great as they'll have to be sharp as they are in a five- game tournament in Hespeler over the holidays. The defensemen are logging a lot of ice time and standing up well in the absence of their teammates Jamie Lever and Mike Colwell who are both out with minor injuries and hope to be back with the team very soon. On a more serious note, everyone is hoping things go well with centre Glen Campbell Campbell who was injured Wednesday Wednesday night and was taken off the ice on a stretcher. Xrays were taken of his right knee but no bones were broken and torn ligaments are suspected. For now Glen has to get around with the aid of crutches, but knowing Glen it will be hard to keep a good man down. United Drug Mart extended their unbeaten streak to 5 games while Clinic Pharmacy moved into a share of second place in the Oliver Division during last weekend's action in the BNCHL. The 8:00 p.m. Saturday game between Shoppers Drug and Beasties saw Shoppers move 8 points ahead in the Oliver Division as a result of their 7-2 victory. Gary James provided all the goals needed by scoring 3, giving him a league leading 17 for the season. Also scoring for the Drug Mart were Kevan Lacey, Dave Browne, Peter Hobb and Wally McKay. Beastie marksmen were Bernie Alldred and Jeff Bickerstaff. United Drug and San Marino faced off in an important Burke Divisional match-up for the nightcaps. United, led by their high- scoring trio of John Stainton, Rick Hall and Doug Rickard, turned back the slumping Chargers by a 3-2 count. Stainton and Hall each scored once and Rick Drew netted the winner while Rickard added a pair of assists. San Marino, G.P. G A MIP Pts. 12 1419 9 33 11 1614 9 30 10 1314 45 27 5 1310 3 23 9 8 13 0 21 10 11 9 3 20 11 8 11 24 19 10 8 10 24 18 11 1725 9 42 10 1719 15 36 10 1718 27 35 10 1219 18 31 12 1310 18 23 10 7 12 3 19 11 7 12 15 19 11 6 12 15 18 winless in their last 4 appearances, got goals from Erik Strand and Alex Barnett. Flying Dutchman rebounded rebounded from last weekend's setback setback by thumping Courtice Auto Wreckers 10 - 0 on Sunday. Jim Smith notched 5, Wayne Trigg a pair, Murray St. Thomas, Ray Edmunds and John Mather one each while Dave Forrester earned his first shut-out of the season. Bowmanville Restaurant's undefeated streak came to an end at 3 as Clinic Pharmacy dumped them by a 5-2 count in the final game. Clinic improved their record to an even .500 and with a few breaks it could be higher as they have dropped 4 games by a one goal margin this season. Once again the damage was done by the line of Pat Murdock, Bill Janitsch and George Hillis. Hillis had the hat trick, Janitsch 1 and 3 and Murdock 4 helpers. Ron Shackeltonj with his first of the season, completed the Clinic scoring. Tavern goals were by Grant Powell with his ninth and -Wilfred White his fourth of the year. Boyle Bantam Selects Win Against Eastview Boyle Bantam Selects played played an extremely good game on Saturday, Dec. 3rd, against the Eastview team from Oshawa. All the boys played an excellent game, using their body checking and passing abilities. The game started out with Tim Smith receiving a pass from Zenon Nelson and Shane Crombie to put the puck past Eastview's goalie. Smith came back with another goal, unassisted. Carl Feddema, receiving the puck from Brad Rushak, scored on a nice backhand shot while we were one man short. Another gaol by Feddema, assisted by Brad Sainsbury was added for Boyle Selects.- The trio of Paul Brunt, Chris Blowdon and Kevin Flintoff went to work chalking up two more goals, the first by Brunt and the second by Bloedorn, with assists going to Bloedorn and Flintoff and then Brunt and Flintoff. Steven Conway and Paul Stephens shared net minding duties with Stephen Conway chalking up another shut out. Final score of the game was 6 - 2. dj BANKRUPT SALE 498 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Gust north of 401) SPECIAL PURCHASE OF CRYSTAL GIFTWAREI AND MEN'S & LADIES' JEWELLERY Magnificent selection 70%-80% OFF ACTUAL SELLING PRICE DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Listen to Radio 1400 CH00 for more details y ALL SALES FINAL Q Mon. S Tues. Wed., Thurs. 4 Fri. 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