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j i i Marigold Motors Defeats King Garden Oldtimers By Bob Sheridan On Friday night, Grant Wright played superbly in the Bowmanville net but could not completely sustain the tenacious tenacious assaults of the men from Whitby. Whitby opened the scoring early in the first period and held the lead until the ten minute mark when Hugh German scored from behind the goal with assists to Bob Sheridan and Ron Rushak. Bowmanville then went ahead when George Sainsbury fired a pass to Bruce Meadows who was cutting between the defencemen. Bruce, fortunately fortunately missed the pass which then slid lazily into the Whitby net, past the handcuffed goal- tender. Ron Rushak then scored on passes from Gerry Henderson and Jim Olinski with a bullet drive that caught the upper right hand corner. Bowmanville's final goal was scored on an accurate shot by Irv Gill with assists to David Green and Ron Clemens. Come and see our next game Friday night at 8:00 p.m. with the Markham Fernandes. Admission is free. SPORTS The Canadiaa Statesman, Bowmanville, February 8,1984 7 NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of February 4,1984 Burke Div. Team Flying Dutchman ■ United Drug San Marino Courtice Auto Oliver Div. Shoppers Drug Clinic Phar. Bow. Restaurant Beasties W L T G.F.G.A. Pts. 13 3 2 114 57 28 11 4 3 90 58 25 8 8 2 105 85 18 2 13 3 48 112 7 15 3 0 127 69 30 8 8 2 109 83 18 7 9 2 76 103 16 0 16 2 38 142 2 Fifth Wheel Toros Split In Weekend Playoff Games In a game played at Darlington Saturday, Feb. 4, the Bowmanville Fifth-Wheel Toros were defeated 3 to 2 by Pickering Twp. The game itself was a typical playoff game featuring some hard-hitting, solid goaltending goaltending and a lot of intimidation intimidation tactics by both teams, the latter of which and a disallowed disallowed goal by Bowmanville seemed to do the Toros in. Although the first period was scoreless, both teams had ample scoring chances but some solid goaltending by Pickering's Shawn Parker and Bowmanville's Kevin Zarosky kept the teams even. In the second period, Pickering opened the scoring on a goal by Brett Mathers. Less than a minute later, Bowmanville's Paul Martin scored at 13:40 to tie the score at one apiece. Assists on the goal went to Brent MacKay and Jeff Thompson. Mike Houston gave the Toros a 2 to 1 lead at the mid-way point of the third period on a goal, assisted by Jeff Thompson and Scott Cole. Pickering then scored two goals, forty seconds apart in the latter part of the period to go ahead 3 to 2. Bowmanville's Troy Harness scored what appeared appeared to be the tying goal with eight second left in the game. However, the referee, with a rather late whistle, disallowed the goal. The game ended 3 to 2 Pickering. It was quite; evident throughout the game that Pickering's game/plan was to take the man, fofecheck, and force the Toros to make mistakes mistakes and that was the difference difference in tonight'jS game. The Bowmanville Fifth- Wheel Toros', travelled to Cobourg Sunday, Feb. 5th for a playoff game and came away with a 4 to 2 victory thanks to a two goal performance performance bÿ Kenny Desmedt and a four point night by David Fairey. 1 In the first period, it took Bowmanville just nine seconds to get on the score sheet as • Kenny Desmedt scored, assisted by David Fairey. Léss than a minute later, Paul Martin gave Bowmanville a 2 - 0 lead with Fairey assisting. Cobourg made it 2 - 1 on a goal by You'll Just Love Our February Ski and Hockey SALE! SKI BOOtS (Lange, Trappeur, Nordica) . Skis (Fischer » Lem) Bindings (Salomon & Tyrolia). . , Toques Ski Wear Wooden X-Country Skiis X-Country Ski Package . Ski Accessories Hockey Equipment Skates Hockey Pants Sticks Fishing Lures In Stock Bikes 40% Off 40% Off 30% Off 50% Off 50% Off $20.00 $89.00 20% Off 30% Off 30% Off 50% Off 20% Off 50% Off 20% Off Bolahood's Sports World 85 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-3421 Red Eagles Trounce Port Perry Mo Jacks 14-4 Darryl Dawe. Kenny Desmedt then got his second goal of the game, assisted by Paul Stain- ton and David Fairey to give the Toros a 3 to 1 lead. In the third period, Paul, Stainton gave Bowmanville a 4 -1 lead when he scored on the power-play, with assists going to Troy Harness and David Fairey. With a minute left in the game, Cobourg made it 4 - 2 on a goal by Kevin Crider. The win gives Bowmanville a record of two wins and one loss so far in the play-offs. Besides the offensive play of Desmedt and Fairey, the defensive defensive play of Scott Cole and Jeff Thompson caused Cobourg problems most of the night. Ken Wright's Novices Record Two 4-0 Shutouts On Friday, Feb. 3, Ken Wright Haulage Selects travelled to Pickering's Don Beer Arena and defeated the Blue Thunder eight-year-old Selects, 4 - 0. Goals scored by Steve Deblois (two), Collin Taggart and Tracy Lemke, assists for Mark Bradley, Kyle McLean, Chris McCarthy, Kevin Bullock and Chad Vanderende. Saturday's game was in Oronoagainst'Oshawa's Notre Dame Atoms, another 4-0 win. Goals for Steve Deblois (two), Gary Adams and Collin Taggart, assists for Mark Bradley, Tracy Lemke, Kevin Bullock, Doug Parkin, Bruce Harnum and Chris McCarthy. Shutouts for Sarah Couch and Brent Knapp. St. Joseph's Sharon Metcalf 24, Walter Curr 19, Bob Brown 17, Don Powers 16, Ken Lee 11, Mike Powers 11, Marilyn Polley 9, Alan Tibbies 5. Ladies High Triple - Linda Sutherland 648. Ladies High Single - Linda Sutherland 269. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 690. The Bowmanville Eagles lost the first game of their quarter-final playoff series 2 -1 against Port Perry, but came roaring back Sunday night in Bowmanville to clobber the visitors 14 - 4. Last night, the Eagles won again, 8 -1, to give the Cowan Pontiac team a 2 -1 lead in the best of five series. The next game is scheduled for Saturday night in Port Perry. Above, not even six Mojacks could stop Bowmanville Eagle Brad Clemens on this play as he slips the puck between the opposing goal- tenders legs for one of Bowmanville's 14 goals on Sunday night. Eagles Drop Opener to Port Perry But Clobber MoJacks in Second Game The Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Eagles lost the first game of the best of five quarter finals to the Mojacks in Port Perry Saturday night by a 2 to 1 score at the ten minute mark of the second overtime period. The Eagles opened the scoring scoring at the 13 minute mark of the first period when Shaughn Houston scored assisted by Andy Terry. The Eagles made this marker stand up until the 12 minute mark of the third period when Port Perry got the equalizer to send the game into overtime. The Mojacks got the winning winning goal halfway through the second overtime period to take a 1 to 0 game lead in the best of five quarter final. The Eagles out shot the Mojacks 44 to 20 over the contest but Mojack goaltender Ken Harmam stoned the Eagles at every turn. This was an excellent excellent hockey game. Eagles 14 Mojacks 4 The Eagles evened their best of five quarter finals series at one game each Sun day night in the friendly confines confines of the Eagles' nest when they trounced the visiting Port Perry squad by a 14 to 4 score. The teams battled through a see saw first period with the Mojacks opening thé scoring after only 30 seconds of play, but the period ended in a 4 to 4 tie. The Eagles blew the game wide open in the second period when they scored five unanswered unanswered goals to take a 9 to 4 lead after two periods. The Eagles kept pouring it on in the third period, scoring five more goals for the 14 to 4 victory. Brad Clemens had four goals and an assist for the night. Pete | Krukkert had three goalÿ. 'Darryl Rowe had two goals' and tmee assists. Paul Reed had two goals, with singles going to Duane Major, Brian Heard and Barry Goulah. The fans hardly knew what to expect in the third game of this series that went Tuesday in the Eagles' nest after Saturday night's eighty minute marathon when only three goals were scored, then Sunday night when eighteen goals were scored in sixty minutes of hockey. The fourth game of this series is in Port Perry Saturday night, Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. and if a fifth game is needed it will be Sunday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Eagles' nest. In the other best of five quarter finals, Lindsay have eliminated Port Hope in three straight games. Little Britain and Uxbridge are tied at one game each and Lakefield and Cobourg just started their series this past Sunday night. Canadian Tire Midget Ils Doing Well The Midget II's have three wins and one loss at the halfway halfway point in a five team Round Robin playoff series. The other teams are from Lindsay, Pickering, Ajax and Markham. The first game played in this series was Tuesday, Jan. 24 when our Midget II's suffered their only loss to date. Picker- - ing was the better team on this night and skated to a 4 - 0 win. The second game was played Friday, Jan. 27 and on this evening the whole team came to play and our guys completely outplayed Markham Markham and won 7 - 4. The momentum from the win against Markham carried into games 3 and 4 which were home and home against Lindsay. Game three was played Tuesday, Jan. 31 in Bowmanville and the final score was 8 - 2 for the home town team. Game four was played in Lindsay on Saturday, Saturday, Feb. 4 and our team won by the same 8 - 2 score. During these first four playoff playoff games the scorers were: Kelly Balson (four goals, three assists), Mike Knight (three goals, two assists), • Murray Henderson (one goal, four assists), Dave Stone (three goals, one assist) Mark Hill (two goals, two assists), Paul Robichaud (two goals, two assists), Chris Urie (one goal, three assists), Bob Gill (three goals), Ian Wheelock (one goal, one assist), Warren Short (one assist) and Scott Barclay (onegoal). If the Midget IPs can play with the same intensity and continue getting points not only from all three forward lines but the defence as well, they are going to be difficult to beat. The Midget IPs also had two exhibition games during this time and skated to easy victories victories over Newcastle 6 -1 and Port Perry II's 8 - 3. Goaltending Burke Div. Name D. Forrester R. Stainton D. Bracey B. Roberts Oliver Div. T. Murdock M. Willoughby A. Aylesworth M. Kerstens Team Dutchmen United San Marino Courtice Shoppers Clinic Bow. Rest. Beasties G.P.G.A. 18 57 S.O.G.Ave. 347 3.17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 58 85 112 69 83 102 142 453 386 572 345 463 479 571 3.22 4.72 6.22 3.83 4.61 5.67 7.89 By R. Edmunds Scorekecper Jim Pyke and relief goaltender Geo Goddard were kept busy as Shoppers Drug Mart trounced an undermanned undermanned Beastie Club in Saturday's 8:00 p.m. encounter. encounter. Beasties lack of bench strength made for a long evening evening as Goddard gave up 15 goals while Jack Bergeron was the only Beastie to get one by Tim Murdock in the Shopper Shopper cage. Defensemen Steve Gray, the leader on the point, fired three goals and added two assists to boost his point production to 32 on the season. Speedy winger Mike Knight also had the hat- trick while Wayne Smith two, Paul McCullough two, Tully Thompson two, Dave Browne. Gary James and Terry Klawitter also scored. United Drug Mart kept their hopes alive for a first place finish by downing San Marino Chargers 5 - 3 in the nightcap. Despite being outshot 30 to 15 and serving 6 of 7 infractions, United came away with the two points as Ron Stainton frustrated the Charger shooters. Rick Drew fired three including the winning and insurance tally. Rick Hall and Jim Lemke had the other Drug goals. Erik Strand, Emery Coscarella and Mark Clarey replied for the Chargers. In the battle for second place in the Oliver Conference, Conference, Clinic Pharmacy downed downed Bowmanville Restaurant by a 5 - 3 count to move two points ahead with but two goals remaining. John Allen and George Hillis each fired a pair while Mark Borutskie, with his first of the season, gave Clinic the win. Restaur ant goalscorers were Mitch Clouthier with two and Gerry Daigle a singleton. The Flying Dutchman completed completed a sweep of all four games against Courtice Auto Wreckers by scoring an 8 - 3 victory in Sunday's finale. Courtice trailed 4-3 after two, but the Dutchmen fired four third period markers to put the game out of reach. Dan Moriarity and Paul Bycok each had a pair while linemate Jim Smith added one goal and four assists. John Robinson, Wayne Trigg and Doug Taylor had singles. Pete Henderson scored twice and A1 Junkin once for Courtice. Teams wishing entry in our non-contact tournament April 6,7 and 8 should contact Mike Willoughby at 623-4568 as early as possible. This tournament tournament features good entertaining entertaining hockey for players and fans alike. Be sure to avoid disappointment by getting your application in early. Goodyear Bowling Feb. 2,1984 High Single - A. Bryant 319. High Triple - R. Westlake 810. High Team Single - Belts 1288. High Team Triple - Belts 3572. Over 300 A. Bryant 319, R. Slack 317. . Over 725 R. Westlake 810, J. Luxton 748, R. Slack 733, A. Bryant 729, E. Fice 725. Durham Building Supplies Bowmanville 3 Pickering 4 The Durham Building Supplies Pee Wee 2s played two playoff games on the weekend and lost both by one goal. In the first game it was a see saw battle. Pickering took the lead twice and the Toros equalized twice then Bowmanville Bowmanville went ahead on a goal by Brad Lyons, it was the result of a very good pass from Nicky Dennis. Pickering tied and then went ahead 15 seconds from the end of the game. " Ajax 2 Toros 1 Jeff Rohr scored the only Toro goal on the power play in the first period. Ajax scored a short handed goal to tie the score in the second period and the winner close to the end of the game. Robert Romano continued where he left off and made some fine saves in this game. St. Marys Cement Juveniles Split Their Playoff Games On Tuesday, Jan. 31, Bowmanville Bowmanville travelled to Cobourg and were defeated 6 - 3 by the home club. Bowmanville fell behind 5 - 0 in the first period, playing short handed most of the period and for that matter, most of the game. The Toros attempted a come back in the third period and trailed 5 - 3 at one time, while" still killing off penalties. Unfortunately Unfortunately for Bowmanville, penalties and a late goal by Cobourg made it easy for Cobourg to skate to a 6 - 3 win. Bowmanville will have to stay out of the penalty box if they are to defeat Cobourg in round robin play. Scoring for Bowmanville were Kevin Newell, Don Daigle and Scott Richards. On Wednesday, Feb. 1, Lindsay came to town and were defeated by the Toros 5 - 4. Again penalties played an important role in the game's outcome, but this time in the Toros' favour. Bowmanville stayed on the ice while Lindsay Lindsay took penalties early in the game. Bowmanville led 3 -1 after the first period, 5 - 2 after the second period and held on in the third period to win 5 - 4. Penalties late in the third period almost cost Bowmanville Bowmanville the game as Lindsay scored two short-handed goals. Scoring for Bowmanville were Dan Weir with three goals, Deryk Clark and Ron Hopcroft. Assists went to Steve Taylor with three, Deryk Clark, Don Daigle, Scott Richards, Grant Gibson, John Stephenson and Steve Cary. St. Mary's next home game is Wednesday when Cobourg will be at Darlington for an 8:00 p.m. playoff game. Reduce current taxes while setting aside retirement money... just about everyone can with an RRSP funded by State Farm's new Flexible Premium Retirement Annuity. Even if you're already covered by a reliremenl plan, you can set aside a portion of your earned Income now (or future enjoyment... free from current Income lax. Call me for details. 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