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< i I G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 7,1984 Section Two | sport-talk % 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Don Masters, a right winger in the Town Hockey League was chosen Star of the Week for his four goals in last Thursday's game to lead his team to a 7-4 come- from-behind victory thus winning the Bowmanville Surplus Sales Star of the Week award. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Court Bowmanville Bowmanville No. 964's Bowling Team number three, recently won the Foresters' Canadian Championship, Championship, rolling 6622 pins in six games. Members of the team arc Sharon Robinson, Milt Dakin, Tnwie Pollard, Joan Gibson and Morley Etcher. JR. C -- Sunday, November 11th, Little Britain will be in Bowmanville for a league game at 7:30 pan. vs. the Red Eagles. On Monday, November 12th the Eagles travel to Cobourg for an 8 p.m. SKI PATROL -- The Canadian Ski Patrol System is composed of thousands of skiers, each one an individual, each one with a different set of reasons reasons for being a patroller. Every skier wearing the familiar rust coloured jacket shares a desire to help his fellow skier, and the public in general. All arc dedicated to making skiing a safe and enjoyable enjoyable sport. The basic requirements for joining The Canadian Ski Patrol System are found in this desire to help other people. The CSPS requires members to be intermediate skiers, and over 18 years of age. New patrollers are instructed in a comprehensive 40 hour first aid course, and must pass a written as well as a practical first aid test. All patrollers are retested every year to maintain a high standard of first aid technique. MINOR HOCKEY -- Many fine games are being played in the Bowmanville Minor Hockey League. Check the time various teams play and come see the stars of tomorrow in action. They love fan support. ACTIVITIES -- Swimming, squash, curling, badminton are now in action in the area. Check the Recreation Department for details and information. information. P P uekham Transporters Win Out of the four games played played in the last week, Buckham Transport Minor Bantam Toros managed to win two, losing only to Lindsay in an unexpected return match. Lindsay Game On October 25, the team travelled to Oakwood to play Lindsay, a hard-hitting team with plenty of size. Tony Van Hoof opened the scoring early in the first period with a clearing clearing pass from Shane Armstrong. Armstrong. Despite five penalties, Lindsay was successful in evening the score at the end of the period and tighter hockey prevailed in the second as the Toros demonstrated that they can be a powerhouse when they play their own style of hockey. Lindsay popped in two quick goals but were soon answered by Tim Powers (Pithie and Lever) and Doug Lever (Pithie and Powers) who lied die match by the end of the period. Unfortunately, Lindsay scored an unanswered goal in the third to take the game 4 - 3. Tournament On October 27, Flesherton played tournament host to the Toros. In the first game, Buckham Transport downed Keswick 5 - 4 in a cliff-hanger that had the fans on tender- hooks. Keswick landed in the penally box 12 times (six times in the third) but the undaunted Toros kept cooler heads tallying only five penalties penalties for the game. The see-saw battle ended at 49 seconds into overtime when Nicky Dennis Checker's Variety Atoms Drop Game to Markham FASHION SHOW -- Come, see members of the King Garden Oldtimers hockey team showing the latest in men's fashions from Ken's Men's Wear at the Lions Centre Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. DANCE -- Newcastle Buster's Oldtimers are sponsoring a 50's dance this Saturday, November 10th at Newcastle Community Hall. Tickets available at the door or from team members. ;?i t/ ■ saraSf -; , AWARD -- Dave Lawson, the founder of the Bowmanville Creek Anglers Association will receive an Ontario Bicentennial medal from Premier Bill Davis. The medal is being presented for Lawson's contribution to the improvement of fisheries in Bowmanville and area in December. Dave formed the Bowmanville Association in 1980 dedicated to improve conditions both for fish and fishermen in the area. ROWLING -- Scugog Township and Carlan Developments Developments have successfully negotiated a cost of $23,000, site for a new bowling green to be located in the township on two acres of land on Simcoe Street, just north of Durham Road 8, previously previously owned by Peter Koropisz. Checker's Variety Minor Atoms had problems but came back strong in the third period to show early on against a strong Markham team on their potential. They lost 6-3. This goal by Richard Saturday, October 27 at Darlington Sports Centre, Bateman 12 was scored late in the third period. Boh Craig Rink Wins First Bonspiel (Mutton and Baumhauer) slammed the puck past the goalie. Other goal scorers: Shane Armstrong (Smith, Van Hoof), Troy Mutton (Duczmalewski), Stephen Smith (Dennis). In the second game, the luck of the draw matched our Toros against their Thursday nemesis, and a carbon copy of their first encounter occurred. Lindsay counted for 20 penalty minutes while Toros held the line at eight. Despite hot goaltending goaltending from Mike Ruthard and Derek Biss the game ended 4 - 3 in favour of Lindsay with goals by Troy Mutton (Baumhauer, Smith), Neil Taylor (Armstrong, Mutton), Shane Armstrong (Dennis, Mutton). Pickering Downed On October 28, the Toros hosted Pickering in a fast- paced contest that saw the Toros burst out of the gates early in the game to take a 2 - 0 lead in the first period. However, However, in the second, the minor bantams got into penalty difficulties difficulties and the resulting chippy chippy play allowed Pickering to make a strong comeback. Shane Armstrong broke the bubble in the third with a heads-up play, stealing the puck and beating the goalie solidly. Regenerated, the Toros ended the game in a 5 - 3 victory. Goal scorers: Stephen Smith (Dennis, Partridge), Shane Armstrong (Dennis, Taylor), Nicky Dennis (Smith, Mutton), Jim Pithie (Goode, Lever). The rink led by Bob Craig won the first bonspiel tive Carl Vajda is shown above presenting the of the year at the Bowmanville Country Club on winning trophy to Bob Craig and team members Saturday, October 27th. The event was the Molson Jane Boyce and Rhoda Brouse. The fourth team Mixed Opening Bonspiel, and Molson représenta- member, Paul Scott, was absent for the photo. Hooked on Video Pee Wees Win First Game The local boys gained confidence confidence playing against a team with which they were evenly matched. The coaches made some changes to the lines moving Jeff Flintoff onto defence and Marc Peirce to forward and it paid off. Bowmanville opened the scoring when Gilbert Holder received a pass in front of the Peterborough goal, fought off a check and scored. The assists went to Marc and Matthew Doughty. The second period saw the opposition score two goals and although the Toros continued to press they could not find a way to beat the Peterborough goalkeeper. Early in the third period, Marc scored an unassisted goal which seemed to encourage the Toros to try harder. The effort paid off as Jeremy Laird stole the puck off a Peterborough defence- man and scored. Late in the third period Jeremy made a good play behind the opposition opposition net before passing the puck to the blue line for Michael Colbourne to fire in. Marc scored on the rebound. Geoff Smitt played very well in the Toros goal. Canadiens 5 Toros 3 In the first period each team scored a goal and were evenly matched. The Canadiens opened the scoring and Marc evened the score, assisted by Matthew. In the second period it was a similar exciting period of hockey in which the Canadiens scored first but Phillip Green counted, with assists going to Jeff Acheson and Michael Colbourne. The third period saw the Toros take a number of penalties penalties which seemed to affect the Bowmanville boys' concentration. concentration. The Canadiens scored three goals but the Toros kept trying and it paid off as Michael scored the final goal, assisted by Chris Brown and Ryan Putnam. Canadiens 5 Toros 0 This was a rematch for the clubs and the score does not indicate the type of game it was but it does show that the Canadiens capitalized on their chances. The Toros had many two on one breaks and kept the Canadiens hemmed in their own end for long periods but they could not get the puck in the net. Jeff Flintoff and Jeff Acheson played strong games for the Toros and Jeff Rohr continued his fine work back checking and helping out the defence. Toros 4 Port Hope 3 This was an exciting game between two evenly matched teams. The Toros came out hustling in the first period and pressed hard. This extra effort paid off when the Toros scored first. It was a short handed goal scored by Marc and assisted by Matthew. At the beginning of the second period, Port Hope scored on a power play and then took the lead. The second period saw each team generate good chances but the Toros did not convert their chances into goals. The third period saw Bowmanville try a little harder harder and score three goals. Jeff Acheson unassisted, then Michael Colbourne from Jeff Acheson and finally Chris Brown from Jeff Rohr. Port Hope scored in the last few seconds to finish the scoring. A good defensive game by Ronny Luxlon helped the Toros in the last period. Toros Lose to Cobourg ! OSHAWA SKI CLUB'S BOWMANVILLE EAGLES i ANNUAL JÉgl»\ JUNIOR C HOCKEY CLUB OUi ClAfor\ 'H/r" ) has an opening for a ■ J bKI bwap ^ry TRAINER SATURDAY, NOV. 10th for the season. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES * previous experience not a necessity * small remuneration for out of pocket 140 Bond Street West -- Oshawa expenses Bring in items for sale 9 a.m, to 11 a.m, Contact: Coach Paul Robinson 623-3884 Sale is from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. President Pat Marshall 623-7069 The Novice Toros just couldn't get it together on Saturday, when they met Cobourg at Darlington arena. The Toros' only goal was scored by Brad Delorme assisted by Chad Veinot. The final score was C -1, I'm sure it had something to do with the Hallowe'en candy. Sunday, the Novice Toros travelled in miserable, foggy wcather to Uxbridge for a 2:00 game that didn't get started until 5:00. In the first period, Ryan Robinson took the puck from the faceoff and scored the first goal for the Toros. The second period was like an instant replay for Ryan to put us ahead 2 - 0. Gary Adams got in the scoring roll with an assist for Kevin Martin, Uxbridge got by our defence to pul them on the scoreboard. With ten seconds left in the second period, Ryan Robinson got his hat trick with assists going to Jason Hoffman and David Watt. Ryan Robinson scored the fifth goal for the Toros (I hope his helmet still fits) to end the game 5 - 1 for Bowmanville, The boys really worked together together as a team. Keep up the good work, PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty Is lumber and lumber products. A complete line ol kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut «Cherry «Maple «Redwood • Teak «Oak «Phll.Mahog. «Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & sollwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd, N., Oshawa 725-4744 Heritage House Pee Wees Have Busy Weekend 6am es Square Boys Defeat Keel Enterprises 5-2 On Oct. 20 the Bantam Square Boys took to the ice in their first of a twenty game schedule this year, recording their first win against Kool Enterprizes. The Square Boys opened the scoring with a goal by hard working Greg Portelancc at the 13:12 min. of the first period. The skating continued end for end as Square Boys' centreman Greg Raby scored assisted by David Kichko. Early in the second period with the Kool team controlling a lot of the period they scored their first goal. With only minutes to play in the period Square Boys' Greg Raby scored his second goal, assisted assisted by David Kichko. The Kool team put pressure on again in the third period as they scored their second goal of the game. The Square Boys had a rough time in the penalty section, but were able to hang onto their lead as Jason Speirs, showing some fine skating, scored mid-way in the period. The Square Boys kept up the pace of the game as their captain Terry Kellet scored, assisted by Jason Speirs ending the game 5 - 2 for Square Boy. Playing in net for Square Boys was Paul Brooks as he was forced to make some fine stops throughout the entire game. Also Square Boys' defensemen played very well, making key plays and checks. Missing in their line-up because of a foot problem was centreman Brad Richard. It was also learned after the game that winger Greg Porte- lance had broken his arm from a fall during the game and will be missed six to seven weeks. Keep up the fine work boys. Square Boy pizza, Meet ! Nichol's'Mtifors On Oct. 27, Square Boys played "Nichol's Motors, picking up their second win. Square Boys' captain Kellet and Shane Crombie have big game. Both teams came out skating and checking as the Square Boys opened the scoring scoring midway in the first period with a goal by right wing, D.J. the D.J., assisted by (way to go Joe) Joseph Szabo. With two minutes left in the period captain Kellet scored assisted by Shane Crombie. Again with 27 seconds left, captain Kellet scored assisted by Shane Crombie with a nice set up. All Square Boy team members did a good job as they contributed to their win. Captain Kellet scored his hat trick goal with help from other team members. Defensemen Brent Gibson and Jim McGregor (the big "M") teamed up to make some good plays and checking in their own end. Also Square Boys netminder (our Mr. Brooks) played a strong game as he made a couple of crucial saves during the game. With less than a minute to go in the game Shane Crombie, wheeling wheeling his way down the ice, broke through the defense with some good moves and was able to get a shot away on the goalie that rolled over the line to score. Good effort on all. Keep it up. Next game Nov. 3 vs Capri Restaurant. Night Hawks October 31,11184 High Single Debbie Sutcliffe 304 High Triple Ann Goemans G89 Team Standings Alice Burgess - 22280 points, 24 pins; Mary Ann Found - 22294, 20; Trixie Wright - 21903, 19; Janet Bridges - 21912,18; Cindy Castle - 21381, 1(1; Karen Ovcnden-21543,11. Gaines Over 3(10 Debbie Sutcliffe 304 Games Over 200 Ann Goemans 293-21G, Shirley Barrett 28G, Trixie Wright 2G0, Chris Anger 250, Mary Ann Found 239-201, Lori O'Brien 22G-201, Janet Bridges 218-213, Cindy Castle 216, Pat Thertell 201. Tlie Heritage House Pee Wee Toros played three games over the weekend of Oct. 27 - 28 with the following results. On Saturday afternoon, the team hosted Thornhill at Darlington and came away with a well deserved 5 - 3 victory. The referees were kept busy as they handed out 16 minor penalties, six to the home side. A good team effort was required by the local lads as they were outshol 23 - 18. An outstanding three goal, one assist performance by Paul Woodlock earned him first star honours. This was Paul's first "hat trick" of the season with the third goal going into an empty net as the clock showed 30 seconds left in the game. Second Star of the game was Shawn McFadden whose tireless tireless effort earned him a goal, on the prettiest three way passing play of the season, and an assist. Third Star was Chris Albin in net, who looked very sharp in his first fall game between the pipes. Other scorers were Chris Forsey one goal, Brandon Donohue two assists, single assists to Todd Banks, Brook Clements, Kevin Farrow and Brian James. The second game of the weekend saw the Toros travel to the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Auditorium for an exhibition game against the Little N.H.L. Red Wings. The boys clearly showed the effects of coming off the ice against Thornhill and racing to Oshawa with their equipment on for this contest. The boys were no match for the speedy Oshawa Club on this occasion and were outshot 41 - 26 and outscored 12 -4. As well as being tired they were without the services of Todd and Brad Banks and defenceman Tom White out indefinitely with a suspected broken thumb. Speedy recovery to Tom who is certainly certainly missed on the blue line. The Bowmanville boys should not be discouraged and certainly certainly tried hard under very difficult circumstances. Three stars were Paul Woodlock with two goals and one assist, Shawn McFadden with one goal and Brian James who filled in admirably on defence. Other scorers were Brook Clements one goal with assists to Chris Forsey, Dave Smith and Martin D'Entremont. On Sunday, Oct. 28 the Toros travelled to Markham for their fourth game of the season in the Lakeshore League, sporting a two and one record. The host club was certainly ready for this game, outshooting our. boys 41 to 18 and outscoring them 10 to 0. Three stars were Todd Banks, Brian James and Chris Forsey. Bell Major Bantams Toros Rick Up Only One Point The Bell Major Bantams slipped a little as they were able to pull one point from three games. On Friday, Oct. 20 the Toros travelled to Stouffviiie and were able to salvage a 5 - 5 tie. A very slow start for the Bell boys gave Stouffviiie enough room to jump out to a 2 - 0 lead before Mike Kane found his mark from Troy Harness. This seemed to spark the boys as Craig de Blois unassisted and Mark Tripp from Kevin Flintoff and Mike Kane put Bowmanville ahead. Stouffviiie was not to be put down and two more goals put them ahead 4 - 3. Bowmanville was able to tie the score on Kevin Flintoff's goal from Tripp and Albert Big Canoe. One more exchange of goals, the Bell goal Brad Carnegie from Mike Kane pulled the two sides even. Sat., Oct. 21 was spent in Uxbridge but alas the boys were only able to come up with two goals while Uxbridge managed three. The boys seemed to come alive for this one but only enough to play between the first and third period, however they were able to move out to a 1 - 0 lead on a goal by Chris Hall, unassisted. Uxbridge, early in the second, found the mark and beat goaltender Darrin Bunker. The Bell boys came to life and playing well, moved out on a goal by Brad Carnegie unassisted before Uxbridge came back to tie at 5:44 of the second. The third period was a tight period until with just 22 seconds left, a 3 on 0 break saw Uxbridge pop the winning goal.- Feeling that better was to happen, the boys hosted the Oshawa Red Wings and succumbed to a 7 - 3 loss. Oshawa was able to exchange goals until they had a 2 - 2 tie before they exploded for four unanswered goals. With just five minutes to go the two teams exchanged one last goal. Bowmanville goals were scored by Mark Tripp from Rob Real, Chris Hall from Troy Neall, Gareth Stone from Eric Janssens. Minor Midgets Lose to Markham In the report of the Bowmanville Bowmanville - Oshawa Bruins game played on Oct. 3rd, the writer incorrectly credited Houston with three goals. This should have read a hat trick for David Fairey. Sorry David. On Friday, Oct. 26, the Canadian Tire Minor Midgets travelled to Markham for a league game and came away on the short end of a 4 - 2 score. Scoring for Bowmanville in the first two periods of play were George Pithie assisted by Campbell and Edmondson with Bowmanville's other goal scored by Edmondson from Houston and Pithie. The score after two periods of play was tied 2 - 2. A strong Markham club playing a very physical game came on in the third to score two more goals. Bowmanville was short three players for the game and did well to hold Markham to four goals with only two lines and four defense. Wednesday, Oct. 31 Ajax "AA" 9 - Bowmanville 6 Ajax scored their first goal after just nine seconds of play. This set the- pattern of the entire game with Bowmanville Bowmanville always being one or two goals behind the visitors and at the end of the game the score was 9 - 6 in favor of Ajax. Goals for Bowmanville were scored by several team members. 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