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McGregor Hdwe. Bantams Lose Playoffs to Trenton The playoffs for s the McGregor , Hardware Bantams began February 4, 1984 at Hampton. Faced by a Trenton team that! the Bowmanville boys had not been able to control all season, they were put out of pliyoffs, three straight game». All three games were essentially the same as hard bitting, quick passes and aggressive skating from Trenton proved Bowmanville's undoinf. On the opening d»y, the Toros host 6-2. Scoring for Bowmanville was Brad Carnegie from Majk Tripp and Rob Real, the serond was Jeff Laird from T'ipp and Arron Ulrich. Travelling to Tnnton, the boys once more wtre on the short end of an /l-3 score. Scoring in this fame were Mark Tripp froit Rob Real and Brad Carnegie, Eric Jonessens from OJ. Sidor, the third was Tipp from Carnegie. / Hope springs eternal and in the third game at the end of one period, Trenton and Bowmanville were deadlocked deadlocked at 1. The bottom however, fell out in the second as Trenton outscored the McGregor boys 5-1 and 3-1 in the third. The scoring for Bowmanville was O.J. Sidor from Eric Jonessens, Brad Carnegie from Mark Tripp and Arron Ulrich with Albert Bigcanoe from Ulrich and Tripp rounding out the scoring. A welcome back to Mark Tripp from his injury was outshadowed when Mike Cane and Eric Janssens were both sidelined with injuries. A congratulations to "the two goaltenders, Burke Lush and Darrin Bunker for the steadying influence they handed out. The rest of the season now consists of exhibition play and tournaments. Maybe now the team will relax and play as we know they can. Hutto* Transport Squeezes Prout's Raiders Out of Series Pee We' Playoffs After tyingiheir first game of the playqfs on February 11th, Prout'/ Raiders were eagerly lookig for a win on February l4i against Hutton Transport, /'he Hutton club had the sane idea as they came out tosting with a goal 19 second/' into the game. Prout's gopack into the game with a goaty Gilbert Holder a minute laÈr, but the Hutton club tump the game around with a lit of hard skating which reiiltei in three more goals to «id tie first period 4- i. J I The secoid period was much the sane as each team scored 'once,' Prout's second goal of the ,ame was scored by Daÿid Kihko, assisted by Ivan McDortld. In the thid period, Prout's really cani alive by their skating asthey had ample opportunity to score on the Hutton netProut's kept up the good worlas Gilbert Holder scored lis second goal, assisted b Ivan McDonald. In the dyin' moments of the game, Pr/it's were all around the Hutto net but were unable to scoreijhe game ended by a score off3 for Hutton. It was a well fiyed game by both clubs. J On fibruary 18th, Prout's Raideÿ played their third game )f the series against HuttoiTransport. Both teams lookiif for that vital point in this fur point séries. Prout's knewthat a win would tie the serie'so they had to come up withi big game to stay alive. Excjing end to end action keplspectators on end as both teahs put on a fine show. lout's opened the scoring will a lot of hustle from Mihael Marritt, assisted by Glm Murdoch and Paul Cngo. Both teams kept up the skiting and close checking as Hjtton tied the score in the f/nal .seconds of the first period. Prout's third line did a go)d job throughout the game as Michael Marritt scored his second goal, assisted by Larry Mobrisoii. In the closing moments of the second period, Prout's Let Us Paint Your Car! SI Priced from.. *349. 00 /. Come in fora Free Estimate alLwork is guaranteed COWAN PON1IAC - BUICK LTD. IOWMANVILLE ONI f 166 King St. East /Telephone 623-3396 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 29,1984 7 St. Marys Cement Juvs Advance to Ont. Finals Bowmanville Kinsmen Sponsor Annual Basketball Tournament scored again, this time by Ivan McDonald, assisted by Gilbert Holder and Michael Marritt. Prout's, really on a high note now as they had to stop the Hutton club with alot of close checking. On a couple of occasions, Prout's put on a lot of pressure around the Hutton net as they came close to scoring again. In the closing moments of the game, the Hutton club scored their second goal and Prout's really had to hang on to win the game by a score of 3-2. The series was tied now with Prout's leaving the ice a happy bunch of boys, but were later to learn they had lost the series on goals scored, by recreation playoff rules. Congratulations to the Hutton club and good luck. I also would like to congratulate congratulate the Prout team, each and everyone of you boys on a fine performance throughout the year. I knew you could do it. Well done, boys. I also would like to thank my assistants assistants Lome Crago and Dan Wilcox for your help and to the parents of all the boys. A special thank you to our sponsor Maurice Prout who bought the pop for the team ail year. It was appreciated. Monday Night February 20,1984 Sharlene Dehart - 23,517 pins, 21 points; Thelma Forrester - 22,511, 18; Donna Harness - 21,487, 16; Lynda Nickerson - 22,053, 15; Jackie Braybrook - 22,325, 11; Mary Pat Hall - 21,601, 11; Virginia Parrish - 21,278, 11; Fern Bradley - 21,468, 9; Jean Harness - 20,793, 9; Nancy Living - 21,598, 8; Valerie Smith - 21,186, 8; Debbie Forsey-21,699,7. Top 10 Averages 251 Donna Harness, 218 Jackie Braybrook, 216 Sharlene Dehart, 213 Nancy Living, 199 Marian Stafford, 198 Muriel Tennant, 197 ' Lynda Nickerson, 197 Fern Bradley, 197 Valerie Smith, 196 Penny Schofield. A team of grade seven boys from Cartwright Public School captured gold medals at the annual Kinsmen basketball tournament on the weekend. In the senior division, the Lake Vista Oshawa team took home the gold. The Bowmanville Bowmanville Kinsmen sponsored the tournament with coordinating coordinating help from the grade 13 physical educa- Cartwright Boy Wins MVP Award \ tion class at Courtice Secondary School where the contest was held. The Cartwright team is shown above front row from left: Dave Akkerman, Mike Sorley, Dan Maw and Jim Vernon. Rear from left: Tom Thompson-coach, Chris McConnel, Andy Dic- kison, Steve Dearborn, Scott White and Kinsman Craig Tucker. Checkers Variety On Saturday, Feb. 25th,. the Bowmanville Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Checkers Variety, travelled to Trenton for an O.M.H.A. playoff game, only to be edged by the close score of 2 -1. The Toros went ahead 1 - 0 early in the first period on a goal by Steve Desmedt, assisted assisted by Chad Armstrong and Todd Cannings. Trenton evened evened the count at the 8:02 mark of the same period and less than five minutes later scored the winning goal. There was no scoring in either the second or third periods as both goaltenders goaltenders came up with the big saves when they needed them." Paul Zwicker was in goal for Bowmanville and played very well. The Checkers Variety Club are behind in the Eastern Ontario Final, five points to one and will have to come up with a big effort on Saturday to get back into contention. Both these clubs are extremely extremely well matched, NON-CONTACT HOCKEY By R. Edmunus Bowmanville Beasties and Shoppers Drug Mart squared off in Saturday's 8:00 p.m. matchup to begin league playoff playoff activity. Beasties, picking up where they left off last week, caught Shoppers off guard by scoring twice for a 2 - 0 lead after one. Shoppers got untracked in the second frame and built up a 6 - 2 lead enroule to an 8 - 4 victory. Terry Klawitter and Gary James each fired three goals and added as many assists while Dave Browne and Wally McKay had singletons. Brian Anderson with a pair, John Ayre and Howard Pollard connected for the Beasties. The Flying Dutchmen downed Courtice Auto Wreckers by a lopsided 10 - 1 count in the nightcap. Scoring ace Jim Smith netted a handful handful of goals as the Dutchmen outshot Courtice by a margin of 38 - 12. Other Dutchmen goals were by Wayne Trigg, Dan Moriarity, Brian Caron, Paul Bycok and Bert Roberts. Fred Brown scored the lone Courtice marker. Bowmanville Restaurant and Clinic Pharmacy faced off in Sunday's 7:00 a.m. opener. Clinic fell behind 2 - 0 after one but opened up by scoring six second period goals and two more in the third to record an 8 - 4 triumph. Pat Murdock with two, Tom Hogg, Mark Borutskie, Dave Hansen, Issor Dubinsky, Paul Hoy, Dave Shrives gnd Neil McLean had the Clinic goals. Fred Young two, John Moon and Wilfred White countered for the Tavern. Ron Stainton kicked out 32 of 35 shots as United Drug and San Marino Chargers skated to a 3 - 3 draw in the final game. Charger shooters were frustrated frustrated on several occasions by Stainton's patented leg and glove saves, many of them bordering on. United opened the scoring when Jim Lemke poked home a loose puck after only 2:57 gone in the first period. Dan Norton evened things with an inside deke to beat Stainton on the short side. John Stainton fired the only goal of the middle frame to give United a 2 - 1 lead with 20 minutes to play. Norton struck again to knot the score with a quick shot handcuffing Stainton. United regained the lead on a Doug Rickard snapshot from 40 feet with under 10 minutes to play. Chargers, with time becoming becoming a factor, flooded the United zone and Dan Norton fed Erik Strand in the slot who outmaneuvered Ron Stainton to give Chargers the tie. Playoff action resumes next Saturday at 8:00 as Bowmanville Bowmanville Restaurant attempt to stave off elimination against Clinic Pharmacy. United and San Marino's meet at 9:30 p.m. St. Marys Cement Juveniles defeated Cobourg 6 - 2 Wednesday evening to advance advance to the Ontario quarter finals. Cobourg lead 1 - 0 after the first period even though the Toros had applied good pressure pressure throughout the period. The continuous pressure paid off during the second period as Bowmanville scored four times to lead 4-2 after two periods. Bowmanville scored two more times in the third period to round out the scoring. scoring. Scoring for Bowmanville were Dan Weir with two goals, Steve Cary, Jay Sweet, Grant Gibson and Bill Hogarth. Assists went to Trevor Martyn three, Glen German and Roger Hornsby two and Deryl Clark with a single. Bowmanville will now meet the winner of Napanee and Trenton, hopefully with the first game Wednesday night at Darlington. Bow. Golf and TownSports Win In League's Semi-Finals By Dave Wright In semi-final playoff games, played Feb. 23rd, Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf and Country Club and Town Sports were the evening's winners. In the first game of the night, Bowmanville Golf and Country Club defeated Hunts Photo 4-1, to eliminate Hunts three games straight and move into the finals. Leading the way for the Country Club was Jerry Johnston with three goals and one assist. The green slime lead 2 -1 after the first period, were held scoreless in the second and finished with two goals in the third. Also scoring for the Country Club was Gary Dusseldorp. Assists went to Joe Caruana, Doug Leddy, Grant Brock and Bruce Welsh. Scoring for Hunts was Jerry Leddy assisted by Wayne Hunt. Art Ruddy and Scott Bate - both played fine games in net. In the second game of the eveing, Town Sports defeated Castle Hotel 5 - 3 to move one game up in their semi-final series, leading 2-1. The teams were tied at 1 -1 after the first period of play, Town Sports lead 3 - 2 after two, and outscored their opponents 2 -1 in the third for the 5 - 3 win. Scoring for Town Sports were Brian Allin with two, Dennis Broome, Paul Dadson and Tom Connell. Assists went to Tom Lang- maid with three, Darrell Knox, Brian Allin, Chris Dwyer, Mike Cornell and Darrell Jones. Scoring for Castle were Bill Hogarth, Ralph Cryderman and Dave Wilson. Assists went - to Rick Woolner, Jim Hogarth, Jim Burtch and Dave Wilson. Next week, Castle Hotel and Town Sports will continue with the 4th game of their semifinal semifinal series and Bowmanville Gold hope to play an exhibition exhibition game. Bantams Earn Home Ice After giving up a single goal in the first period the Major Bantam Toros exploded for six unanswered tallies in the second period on their way to a decisive 7 - 3 victory over Cobourg. This was a particularly particularly satisfying win for the team as they had lost earlier to Cobourg by a close score of 6-4. The win gives the Toros the edge for first place because of the goal spread between the two teams and it also assures them of home ice advantage in their best of five series with Cobourg which begins Wednesday, February 29th at Darlington. Game time is 7 p.m. While scoring a hat-trick in this game, Brian Noble earned his 90th, 91st and 92nd goals of the season and will hopefully reach the 100 goal plateau in the near future. Good luck Brian. Chris Shmyr played a very, good game as well and scored two goals (one unassisted) while Chris Beck and Mike Gallant each added singles. Assists in the game went to Kelly Armstrong with two and singles awarded to Colwell Rekker, McArthur, Pilhie, Downing, Romano, Gallant, Beck, Noble and Shmyr. David "Smitty" Smith was in net the full game and faced 17 shots while Cobourg was kept hopping at their net with 41 shots fired at their goalie. The Toros played two other games during the past week, the first being an exhibition game in Port Perry on the 22nd where they trounced their opposition by a score of 10-3. The second was a playoff game in Trenton on the 26th where the Toros came away with a 4 -1 victory. During the game in Port Perry, John Romano scored his 40th goal of the season. Congratulations John, and the game on Sunday ' was the 50th victory in 61 games for the team members. Congratulations team. Point getters in these two games were as follows: Brian Noble four goals and four assists; Chris Beck three and three; Gallant one and two; Romano three and one; Pithie one and two; Downing one and two; Page one and two; Campbell four assists; Lever two assists; Armstrong one assist and Shmyr one assist. Both Smith and Webster got some time in the Port Perry game and shots were 33 for Toros and 23 against while Webster handled the net minding duties in Trenton facing 13 while the Toros peppered peppered the opposition with 41. It is certain to be an excellent excellent series with Cobourg so come out and support the Toros on Wednesday and Saturday at the Sports Complex. Most valuable player award in the Bowmanville Kinsmen basketball tournament tournament Saturday went to Cartwright player Dan Maw. He is shown above receiving his medal from Kinsman Craig Tucker. Dan's Cartwright public school team won the junior division competition and members each took home gold medals. The tournament was held at Courtice Secondary School. McGregor Hdwe. Bantams Look Sharp With playoffs over and things settling down, the McGregor Hardware Bantams Bantams evolved with three complete games of how they can look. On Monday, Feb. 20 the boys entertained one and all by hosting the Oshawa Black Hawks. Although the score was the losing side of 5 - 4 the Toros appeared ready to show their stuff, The opening period was scoreless as both teams seemed seemed up tight. The second was just the reverse as Oshawa and Bowmanville exchanged seven goals. Unfortunately, the extra goal was Oshawa's and a third period exchange of goals was not enough to knot the score. Scoring for Bowmanville were Brad Carnegie John Begg, Carnegie a and Mark Tripp, from Guy Freeman and Real from Aaron Ulrich and Tripp. from from Rob Although the boys suffered defeat a strong performance was put forth by all concerned. concerned. On Wednesday, Feb, 22 the Toros were in Oshawa to replay replay the game of Monday. This time as was suspected Monday, the boys were ready to play. Playing solid defence led by Britt Cole, the boys unfortunately unfortunately gave up an early goal to Oshawa, Most games this year have seen the team collapse, however this was not to be the case as Rob Real clicked on a pass from Brad Carnegie at 5:55 of the second to knot the score. Just 35 seconds later, Chris Hall from Britt Cole potted what was to be the winner. Again the solid defence and good back checking of all forwards forwards allowed this score to stand. The true test of the McGregor McGregor resurgence was Sut., Feb. 25 as the boys faced the front running Oshawa Red Wings and skated off with a much deserved 6 - 4 victory, Before the first period was half over, Bowmanville, on goals by Mark Tripp from John Begg, Rob Real from Brad Carnegie and Albert Big Canoe, Eric Janessen from Jeff Lavil and Britt Cole, had shown they were there for the game. The second period saw an exchange of goals as Oshawa scored followed by Brad Carnegie's goal on a nice set up from Paul Boyle and Albert Big Canoe. Oshawa threatened threatened once more before Mark Tripp hit from Rob Real and Aaron Ulrich. In the third period, Oshawa put two more up bracketing the hat trick goal of Mark Tripp from Carnegie and Real. Near the end of the game the team suffered a penalty with just 1:25 remaining. remaining. Some heroic goaltending by Darrin Bunker and solid checking by the forwards enabled enabled the Toros to carry off a 6 - 4 victory. 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