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PLAYOFFS -- Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Red Eagles defeated Frankford, there, on Friday evening by a 4-2 score and Sunday night in Bowmanville 9-6. Next home game is Sunday at 7:30. NON CONTACT -- An eight team non contact hockey tournament sponsored by the Bowmanville Cleaners will be held at the Newcastle Memorial Arena in the Village of Newcastle, starting at 7:45 a.m., this Saturday, March 24th. Teams competing are from Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Darlington and Pontypool. Championship games in ABC and D Divisions will be held at 3:45, 4:45, 5:45 and 6:45 p.m. Come out and see some fast action and good playmaking. Spectators would be most welcome. Checker's Minor Atoms The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1984 7 Scarborough Ousts Ken Wright's Team In 2nd Round of Tourney On Tuesday, March 13, the Checkers Variety Atoms travelled to Niagara Falls to take part in one of the largest tournaments in North America. The , Toros outplayed Streetsville in their first game, but fell short on the scoreboard, losing 2 - 1. Bowmanville took the lead at the end of the first period when Tyler Stokes scored, from Chad Armstrong and David Real. Streetsville came back in the second to tie it up and got the winning goal with 1:23 left in the game. The Toros hit the ice again that day to play Acton to a 1 - 1 tie. Acton scored in the middle of the second period after the Toros failed on many scoring opportunities. opportunities. Chad Armstrong tied it up with a well-deserved goal with only two minutes remaining in the game. Unfortunately, the boys were unable to break the tie in the final minutes. minutes. The team was up early on the 14th to play Woolwich. Toros went ahead 2 - 0 in the first period with goals by Todd Cannings from Neil Bateman, and Mark Brec- kenridge from Joel Crom- bie and Todd Cannings. Woolwich got on the scoreboard with 22 seconds left in the period. Joel Crombie came back in the second period with an unassisted unassisted goal to make it 3 - 1 for the Toros, but Woolwich kept the score close by notching another one at the end of the second period. Woolwich tied it up 3 - 3 early in the third period and neither team was able to go ahead. In the fourth game, the Toros were able to pick up two points when they defeated defeated Mississauga. Mississauga Mississauga scored a quick goal in the first stanza, but the Toros came back late in the period with a goal by David Real. Neil Bateman set the goal up with a good pass. Corey Strand took the lead for Bowmanville early in the second period, with assists going to Todd Cannings Cannings and David Real. With 16 seconds remaining in the period, David Real scored his second of the game, with the assist going to Mark Breckenridge. Mississauga came back early in the third period with their second goal, but the Toros held them off for the remainder of the period to win 3 - 2. Although the Toros lost out by one point to advance to the semi-finals on the weekend, they had to be proud of themselves for a good all-round effort. Lines had to be juggled as the Toros were missing Kyle Purdy for all four games, and Steven De Smedt for the last two games due to the flu. One of these days 'Lady Luck' will be with them around the net. Let's hope that will happen during the L.N.H.L. tournament coming coming up on March 31. Good luck in it, boys. ii KRACO M Registered Builder of HUOAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Hjou! The Bowmanville Junior "C" Eagles would like to thank our many fans and. advertisers for their support throughout th'e 1983 - 1984 hockey season. 1 Special thanks to our; sponsor Tom Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. Ann Cowman James Insurance Allin Cole Jackman Flowers A.H. 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Tronlway-Wagar Gerald Raison & Son Twin Brand Orchards Hwy. 115 Truck & Auto Repair Terry's Engine Corilro Hutlon'Transport Toronto Collector Car Auction & 1 Show Hockln Real Estate Ulrich Moats Hon. Allan Lawrence Variety Shop Hampton Garden's Hardware Hooper's Jewellers Van Dyk Real Eslato W. Frank lloal Eslato Hooper's Trophy Centre IGA Wallace Auto Supply Pat Marshall, President Flying Dutchman Bantams Win E. Ontario Championship LfldfcS Bowliflj For the third year in a row, the Flying Dutchman Major Bantams have won their league title and the Eastern Ontario championship. They are now locked in a battle with Orangeville in the All Ontario semi-finals. Team members for the Toros include: front row 1-r, George Pithie, Jamie Downing, Scot Webster, David Smith, Mike Colwell, Shawn Rekker; middle row, Jamie Lever, Chris Beck, Mike Gallant, Brian Noble, John Romano, Bob McArthur, Chris Shmyr, Glen Campbell; back row, Manager Henry Downing, Trainer Harvey Webster, Larry Perris, Scott Page, Kelly Armstrong, Coach Brian Taylor. Major Bantams SplitWeekend Games In a rather odd turn of events, the Major Bantams, who are playing against Orangeville in the All Ontario Ontario "A" semi-finals, travelled to the opposition's opposition's arena on Saturday and won the game 6 -1 and then turned around the next day and lost on their home turf by ^.scpfe of 4 - 2. ç After a layoff of two weeks the Toros were not 100% on their game, but still outplayed outplayed Orangeville in the first game. Chris Beck scored the first goal of the game and this was his 80th of the season. Congratulations Congratulations Chris. Mike Gallant and Brian Noble accounted for four goals (two apiece) and John Romano got a singleton. Chris Shmyr earned three assists, with singles going to Rekker, Page, Armstrong, Perris, Noble, Campbell and Lever. Webster and Smith split the goaltending duties and faced 22 shots while the Toros shot 45 at the Orangeville net. The second game was a complete turnaround for Orangeville as their play improved to a great extent, their checking was much closer and they took advan tage of their breaks while the Toros couldn't capitalize on their opportunities. opportunities. Chris Shmyr scored on the powerplay late in the first from Jamie Lever and John Romano, but Orangeville came back and scored two in the second to take the lead. John Romano evened things up midway through tlie third on passes from Kelly Armstrong and Mike 'Gallant,' forcing the overtime. 'Lady Luck' must have left the building as the Toros hit the post only seconds into the fourth period and they Durham Building Pee Wee 2s Busy March Break On Monday, March 12th, the Durham Building Supplies Pee Wee2's travelled travelled to Omemee to take part in their 11th tournament of the season. Fenelon Falls 8 Bowmanville 1 The first game was played against a strong Fenelon Falls team who strong- armed our boys off the puck time after time. In spite of this the boys struggled valiantly valiantly and never gave up. ' Nicky Dennis, unassisted, scored the lone Bowmanville Bowmanville goal. Good team effort. Uxbridge 3 Bowmanville 3 Nicky Dennis opened the scoring in the first period with a lovely unassisted goal. Uxbridge then scored twice to take the lead, but Ian Knight, assisted by Jeff Rohr soon tied the game. Uxbridge went ahead again in the second period, but Nicky from Ian and Jeff tied it again in the third. Good passing plays, steady strong effort by all the boys. Bowmanville Bowmanville was declared the winner by virtue of having scored the first goal, a back door victory, but welcome all the same. Peterborough St. John's 3 Bowmanville 0 The Consolation Championship Championship was once again just out of reach for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Peterborough Peterborough team was just too strong, but credit must be given to the local boys who never let up. Even while once again heavily outweighed outweighed (literally) they kept up a concerted effort until the final buzzer. A day the parents could feel proud of. Pine Ridge Tournament Durham Building Supplies played well in the Pine Ridge Tournament. The Pee Wee 2's played very good hockey and advanced to the Championship final of the Toros Pine Ridge Tournament and could have won with a little 'bit 'o the Irish.' Toros 12 North York 2 The Toros were too fast for this team, they executed well and hustled, making them full value for the win. There were some nice passing passing plays. For example, Paul Hindman who was to the left of the North York net passed In front to Nicky Dennis who passed to Phillip Phillip Green who was open by the right post. The quick execution by these boys resulted resulted in a goal. The timekeeper timekeeper Chris McKee was injured injured by an errant puck and we trust his eye will heal quickly. (Sorry about that Chris.) Scoring summary: Nick 3, Jim Pithie 3, Phillip Green, Paul Hindman, Andrew Day, Marc Peirce 2, Jeremy Laird; assists to Paul 2, Nicky 2, Marc, Jeremy 2, Ian Knight, Jeff Acheson, Jeremy Laird, Jeff Rohr, Michael Colbourne. Cobourg3 Bowmanville 5 This game must rank as one of the highlights of the year for both the boys and parents. Defeated in every previous encounter with Cobourg for several years- the Toros gave this game all they had. The first period and most of the second was good end to end hockey, both team having chances and making making good saves. With 3.55 left in the second period Cobourg opened the scoring, scoring, followed 56 seconds later by a second goal, this time shorthanded. Bowmanville Bowmanville continued to exert pressure until 5 mins, into the third period when Nicky Dennis, assisted by Michael Colbourne broke the Cobourg defence and scored. 5 mins, later Jeff Rohr, tied it at 2, unassisted. unassisted. Cobourg went ahead a minute minute later, giving us all a scare, so close to the end of the game. But our boys didn't give up, they dug deeper and came up with extra effort, culminating with a goal by Jeff Rohr, assisted assisted by Jeremy Laird, with 1.35 left in the game. Nicky Dennis then went into overdrive and scored an unassisted goal with one minute left, He iced the cake with 10 secs, left, when Cobourg pulled their goalie, assists going to Jeff Rohr and Marc Peirce. A superb effort by all the boys, a game to remember. Toros 1 Milton 3 This was the final game and the local boys gave it their best shot and could have won except for three goal posts and one crossbar. The game was very even territorially, territorially, the Toros had more shots on goal than the opposition, but lost where it counted. The Milton team opened the scoring at the 15 sec. mark, a very careful passing play set up this goal. Milton remained calm, looked for the right play and make it work. The Toros could not capitalize when they had a two man advantage advantage for two minutes although although they had many fine opportunities. The Toros then found themselves two men short and Milton scored another goal. The Toros continued to put a lot of pressure on Milton and eventually Nicky scored an unassisted goal. A little later, Nicky had a breakaway breakaway in which he just missed the net, no luck for the Toros in this game. Mil- ton scored their third goal in the third period. The Toros made many great plays, Robert Romano made many fine saves but the local lads could not get those important goals. The fact that Milton wore green couldn't have anything to do with it, could it? Thurs. Night Hockey In the first game of the Thursday night Town League Finals played March 15, Town Sports came from behind to nip Bowmanville Golf and • Country Club 3 - 2. Town Sports took a first period 1 - 0 lead on an unassisted unassisted goal by Doug Crough. Bowmanville Golf tied the game at 4:22 of the second period on a goal by Gary Dusseldorp assisted by Sandy Brown and Jerry Johnston. The Green Slime then went ahead of Town Sports 2 - 1 when Joe Caruana assisted by Jerry Johnston and Gary Dusseldorp beat goaltender PLAY GOLF at the Bowmanville Country Club ! Golf Course Opening April 14th (lenlaiive) Full Memberships Only $ 357. 00 (Includes C.G.A. Fees Plus One Free Sunday Brunch) * No Initiation Fee * No Minimum Spending * Sonlor Weekday and Family Memberships * Limited Memberships * Too Oft Times Reserved Bowmanville Country Club MIDDLE ROAD - 623-2670 - Bruce Welsh - Pro Team Standings March 12 Sharlene Dehart 32,114 pins, 26 points; Thelma Forrester 30,827, 21Vi>; Lynda Nickerson 30,559, 21 Vi; Donna Harness 29,406, 20; Jackie Bray brook 30,555, 16; Nancy Living 30,188, 15; Mary Pat Hall 29,217, 15; Fern Bradley 29,565, 15; Debbie Forsey 30,155, 13; Valerie Smith 29,217, 12; Virginia Parrish 28,830, 12; Jean Harness 29,051,11. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 248, Jackie Braybrook 221, Sharlene Dehart 217, Nancy Living 214, Lynda Nickerson 204, Valerie Smith 204, Marian Stafford 196, Karen Burns 193, Thelma Forrester 193, Francine Wright 193. High Single - June Jones 314. High Triple - Donna Harness 778. Boyle Over During the March break the Novice Selects competed competed in the Pickering Tournament. Ken Wright Selects defeated Barrie 3 - 1 in our first game. Good old 99 Richard Bateman got us off to a quick start 50 seconds seconds into the game with assists assists going to Collin Taggart and Mark Bradley. Two minutes minutes later Collin Taggart scored the second goal unassisted, unassisted, to make it 2 - 0. They were quick to get another with a superb backhand backhand shot into the top of the net by Tracy Lemke assisted assisted by Jeff White. Barrie ended the first period with a goal to make it 3-1. Barrie came into the second period stronger, but thanks to the brilliance of our defencemen defencemen and goaltenders we held them off. Bowmanville's Novice Selects were knocked out in the second round 10 - 2 by Scarborough's Wexford. Goals were scored by Mark Bradley, assisted by Richard Bateman and Collin Collin Taggart assisted by Chris McCarthy. March 10 Ken Wright Selects played Pickering in Bowmanville adding another win to our record. Goals were scored by Jeff White, Collin Taggart, Tracy Lemke (2) and Gary Adams, assists for Richard Bateman, Chris McCarthy, Jeff White and Tracy Lemke. The final score 5-2. March 18th's game was against Ajax Selects at Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena. Ken Wright Novice's goals were scored by Richard Bateman (3) and Collin Taggart (1) assists assists for Collin Taggart, Richard Bateman, Mark Bradley and Gary Adams. Ajax goal was scored by Steve Hannon, assists for Ian Large and Todd Ensoll. 4-1 was the final score. Buckham Transport controlled most of the play, but couldn't find the net. Orangeville scored at the 5:44 mark and then with the Toro net empty in favor of the sixth attacker, they shot the puck into the open net with only 31 seconds remaining. remaining. David Smith handled handled himself well in net and came up big on many occasions. occasions. Home ice advantage? was settled before the first game and Bowmanville won the toss so the boys have another shot at them on home ground next Saturday the 24th, at 4:00 p.m. at Darlington, Darlington, so come out and see the action. On Saturday, March 10th the Boyle Bantam Selects played Kingside. Final score was in favour for the Bowmanville team 4 -1. The scoring started in the first period with Brad Sains- bury doing the honours, assisted assisted by Kevin Flintoff and Carl Feddema. Bowmanville's next goal was scored by Carl Feddema. This was on a penalty shot and Carl put it past the goalie neatly in the upper right hand corner. In the second period, Bowmanville Bowmanville scored twice more the first one by Tim Smith, assisted by Kevin Flintoff and Shawne Broome. Brad Sains- bury, assisted by Kevin Flintoff, put the puck past the Kingside goalie to finish the scoring for Boyles. With one minute left in the game, Kingside made their mark on the scoreboard putting putting the puck past Boyles' goalie Stephen Conway. Paul Stephens shared net minding duties with Stephen, obtaining a shut out in his half Q: Ever see a fat jogger? A: Not for ^0 long. V panTicipacTian0* Buckham Transport Major Pee Wee Toros took part in the Huronia Invitational Tournament Tournament in Collingwood, March 16 - 18. The Toros made it to the Grand Championship before dropping a 4 - 2 decision to Midland. Mississauga North Stars provided the opening game opposition. The M.T.H.L. club jumped into a 3 - 0 first period lead as the Toros could do nothing right. Bowmanville started coming back in the second with two unanswered goals. Jeff Woodlock hit first from Paul Woodlock and Dean Baumhauer. Tony Van Hoof connected on an unassisted power play goal. In the third period the Toros scored two goals to go ahead 4 - 3. Doug Lever scored from Greg Goode and Neil Taylor and Steve Smith hit the net from Troy Mutton and Tim Partridge. Mississauga tied the game with 12 seconds remaining remaining on a power play. This forced the match into overtime. overtime. Less than a minute into the overtime Dean Baumhauer Baumhauer sent Jeff and Paul Woodlock away on a 2 on 1. Paul laid a perfect relay to Jeff who made no mistake on the goal. Final score Toros 5 Mississauga 4. Bowmanville dominated Dixie in the second game by a 6 - 0 count. The Toros were led by a four goal effort by Jeff Woodlock with Dean Baumhauer Baumhauer and Steve Smith adding the other tallies. Assists were earned by Tony Van Hoof, Greg Gardner (two), John Paul Duczmalewski, Paul Woodlock, Troy Mutton (two) and Dean Baumhauer (three). Derick Biss earned a well deserved shutout in the Toro nets. With two wins under their belts the Toros moved on to the Championship finals against Midland. This was the same team that bounced us from OMHA playdowns a year ago. Midland still has the Toro's number as they skated away with a 4 - 2 win and the championship. Bowmanville goal scorers were Paul Woodlock from Dean Baumhauer Baumhauer and Troy Mutton from Tony Van Hoof and Shane Armstrong. Congratulations go out to Jeff Woodlock and Paul Wood- lock for winning game MVP awards in the tournament. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. Specialty Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 Tim Vanstone Town Sports' close checking paid off late in the third period as Darrell Knox assisted by Doug Crough and Brian Dennis tied the game at 11:50 when Bowmanville Golf failed to clear the puck. 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