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I ( The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 14.1984 | sport- talk 623-3303 BOWLING -- Individual trophy winners at the T.V. roll-offs held at Motor City and Ajax recently were Grant Southwell, Oshawa Lanes and Melissa Harness, Liberty Bowl for high triple flat. Kevin Maynard, Liberty Bowl and Lesley Hawks, Ajax Bowl for high triple pins over average. Ginger Thertell, Liberty Bowl and Tracy Fox, Motor City for high single pins over average. WINTARIO DRAW -- Clarke High School will host this Thursday's Wintario Draw at the school. House League Hockey KAWARTHA DOWNS -- Action will be fast and furious as the 1984 "Hot to Trot" season continues at Kawartha Downs. The Wright's Harness Pacing Series with Leg One is scheduled for November 15. The Series continues on November 22 with an estimated $4,500. Final set for November 29. Buckham Transport Make it a 3-Game Sweep Novice Victoria & Grey 2 Tim's Rent-All l Adam & Eve 0 Bonded Paving 0 Midget Marianna Rotary Courtice 0 Bantam Square Boy 1 Nichols 1 Capri 0 Kool 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 2 10 0 Exhibition Games Atom, Pee Wee Atom Ontario Hydro COMPETITION -- A Kendal chiropractor will be accompanying the Canada's national women's judo team to Vienna next week for the world judo championships. Dr. Ernie Schroeder and his wife, Leslie, will be travelling with the six- member team from November 5 to 12. Dr. Schroeder is a former Ontario champion who has been active in the sport for 20 years. He now serves as the team chiropractor. Both Dr. Schroeder and his wife hold black belts in judo. A graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic Chiropractic College, Dr. Schroeder specializes in treating athletes and sports-related injuries. Two Town of Newcastle residents are among the competitors competitors who will be representing Canada in the women's competition in Vienna. They are Artje Vroegh and Susie Ulrich. Pickering Exhibition The week's activities began Saturday morning (Nov. 10) in Pickering against the double A minor bantam team, a return return match to avenge a previous previous 3 - 0 stinging by Pickering. Pickering. Loaded for bear and recharged recharged with several returning returning players, Toros were soon on the scoreboard in the first, with a superb passing play that allowed Troy Mutton to deflect the puck from Stephen Smith and Dean Baumhauer past a surprised goalie. Minutes later Pickering retaliated retaliated and appearances indicated indicated a tough battle was to ensue. Troy Mutton assisted by Stephen Smith and Nicky Dennis demonstrated a repeat performance of his first goal and the period ended 2-1. In the second, the returning Greg Healey, absent for eight games due to an injury, proved he is always dangerous around the net and pumped a hobbled puck past a scrambling scrambling goaltender (assisted by Stephen Smith and Shane Armstrong). Seconds later Tim Powers stole the puck and spearheaded a passing attack into the Pickering zone with Doug Lever and Jim Pithie. The play was broken up at the net but the pressing Toros kept the puck in possession with Dean Baumhauer's smashing drive from the point being deflected onto the stick of Tim Powers who quickly dumped it into the net. (assist to Doug Lever) Despite two goals in the third: one from Shane Armstrong Armstrong on an alert play, steal ing the puck from a sprawled goalie (assist to Stephen Smith); and the other from Doug Lever (assist to Nicky Dennis), play became chippy due to referee reluctance to call a blatant butting incident to the Toros, who unfortunately unfortunately became involved in retaliation retaliation techniques. Four successive successive Toro penalties allowed three fast Pickering goals and a spirited Pickering team to almost tie the game. Fortunately Fortunately Buckham held on to win the match 6 - 5. Uxbridge A few hours and two- hundred laps later (the whole club was involved in an afternoon afternoon skate-a-thon) the 'refreshed' Toros went head-to -head with an Uxbridge team at Darlington. CLASSES -- Join the Fitness and Fun Classes for little ones at St. John's Church, Bowmanville. For children 2Vz - 3 Va on Thursdays 9:15 - 10:00 a.m. starting January 17 - March 7 (8 weeks). Instructor: Kathleen Ferguson. For children 3 Va - 5Va years old on Thursdays 10:15 - 11:15 a.m. starting January 17 - March 7 (8 weeks). Instructor: Kathleen Ferguson. Phone 623-3664 for details on fees for above classes. PANASONIC BONSPIEL -- One of the biggest bonspiels of the year will be held this weekend at the Bowmanville Country Club. Bowmanville Audio-Vision and Panasonic have teamed up to sponsor the two-day event, starting Saturday morning at 8:30. Checkers Pee Wee Selects Start Season with 7-4 Win Wanderers# Newcastle Battle to tie Auto Service Outscore Whitby 14-9 The Checkers Variety Pee Wee Selects made their season ) debut on Saturday, Nov. 10. 1 Their season started on a win- , ning note by dumping Oshawa - Wood view by a 7 - 4 count. The team is comprised of eighteen players from the five pee wee recreation teams. The blue line is held down by Brett ■ Rosnak, Larry Morrison, Dustin Couch, Steve Kay, Chris Raby and Ken Cornish. Brett Lambert and Roger Leblanc share the goaltending duties. The forwards are Adam Kiff, Jeremy Snowden, Sean Snow, Cory Chambers, Paul Conway, Scott Selleck, Scott Latin, Kent Vander- heyden, Dana Barrett and Richard MacCheyne. The Checkers Squad scored on their first shift with a goal by Adam Kiff. They gave up two goals in the middle of the first period but tied it up with a score by Scott Latin at the end of the first. In the second period the Bowmanville team outscored their opposition with goals from Jeremy Snowden and Richard MacCheyne. Oshawa replied with a single marker. The third period belonged to the home side with a pair of goals by Kent Vanderheyden and a second goal from Jeremy Snowden. Sean Snow distinguished distinguished his play with three assists during the contest. The goaltending duo of Brett Lambert and Roger Leblanc was steady and supported admirably by their defence. Future games will be played at 5:00 p.m. on Saturdays at the Bowmanville Arena. Steve West led Bowmanville Auto Service with five goals and five assists as Bowmanville Bowmanville Auto Service skated to a 14 - 9 win. Doug Crough chipped chipped in with four goals. Bowmanville Auto 14, Whitby 9. First Period Whitby - Luxton (Howes) 19:35, Bowmanville Auto Crough (Harness) 7:18 Whitby Hircock (Ellis, Huminuk) 6:11 Whitby Noonan (Luxton) 3:42 Whitby Luxton 1:55. Second Period Bowmanville Auto R. J. Hall (West, Harness) 16:35, Bowmanville Auto Stainton (West, Baker) 16:11, Whitby Lavender 15:31, Bowmanville Auto West 12:24, Whitby Hircock (Ellis) 11:11, Whitby (Rice) 9:45, Bowmanville Auto Crough (Leddy, West) 3:13. j' Bowmanville Auto West (Osmond, Leddy) 17:36, Bowmanville Auto Villenue (Stainton, West) 16:37, Whitby Luxton (Sangwin) 15:15 Bowmanville Auto Crough (Villenue, Leddy) 14:10, Bowmanville Auto West (Baker) 12:44, Bowmanville Auto Crough (Villenue, O'Brien) 8:38, Bowmanville Auto West (Baker, Stainton) 7:06, Whitby Luxton (Howes, Tresie) 6:42, Bowmanville Auto Leddy (West) 4:46, Bowmanville Auto West (Baker, Stainton) 1:48, Bowmanville Bowmanville Auto Villenue (Leddy) :40. In the second game of the night Newcastle scored with 1:03 remaining to give them a tie with the Huskies. First Period Huskies Broome (Westlake) 17:28, Huskies Gibbs (Publis) 12:19, Huskies Knox (Tam- blyn) 10:46, Huskies Allin (Gibbs, Broome) 8:04, Newcastle Newcastle Murray (Druce, Walton) 4:50, Newcastle Murray (Roy) 4:28. Second Period Newcastle Roy (Murray, McGregor) 15:38, Huskies Westlake (Tamblyn, Gibbs) 7:28, Newcastle McKinnon (O'Donnell, Piontek) 5:53, Newcastle McGregor (Piontek, (Piontek, O'Donnell) 2:18. TTiird Period Huskies Publis (Langmaid) 16:30, Huskies Publis (Knox) 15:22, Newcastle MacKinnon (Piontek) 15:10, Newcastle Patton (Piontek) 1:03. Come on out to Hampton Arena and check out the action Sunday night. Bowmanville Bowmanville Auto Service vs Huskies ,,8:00; Newcastle Whitby 10:00. vs 5th Wfheel Bantam 2s Lose 3 On Sunday, Nov. 4, the Fifth Wheel Bantam Two's journeyed journeyed to Uxbridge and were defeated 2 -1 in a hard fought game. Uxbridge scored the first two goals early in the game and continued to keep Bowmanville off the score- sheet for the first two periods. Paul Hindman scored Bow- manville's only goal early in the third period. The next game for the Toros was on Saturday, Nov. 10 at Darlington Arena. This was an exhibition game against Ray Variety Bruins from Oshawa. The visitors came out victorious victorious by a 5 - 1 score. The teams played to a scoreless tie during an evenly played first period. Oshawa responded with four second period goals. Bowmanville's lone goal was scored unassisted by Greg Gardner at the 6:35 mark of the third period. The Oshawa Bruins added another goal to round out the scoring. Pickering visited Darlington Darlington Arena on Sunday Nov. 11 and came away with a 6 - 2 Winter Coats and Jackets 1 /2 Price Men's and Ladies' Workwear not included. (Leather Jackets 40% Off) 100% Cotton Duck HYDRO PARKAS $ 24 .95 Sizes 36 - 52 Kodiak® Plain Toe or Steel Toe and Plate $ 55" Wilderness Boots Insulated Plain Toe or Steel Toe and Plate $ 65 .00 42 King St. East Bowmanville Telephone 623-3211 OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. TIIUJIS. and Fill. victory. With the game only 43 seconds old, Pickering scored the first goal. Bowmanville responded at the 6:26 mark with a hard earned goal by Rick Howlett. Rick's goal completed a three way passing passing play from Mark Van Leeuwen and Greg Gardner. Pickering then retaliated with five unanswered goals. The Toros completed the game scoring at 13:35 of the last period when Tim Smith took a pass from Scott Munro and fired a shot from just inside the red line. During the upcoming week, the Bantam two's take on Port Perry and play in a tournament tournament in Little Britain. The next home game is on Sunday from 5-6:30 p.m. Mr. Submarine Wins Final Game Mr. Submarine ended their exhibition games on a positive note with a win over I.O.O.F. and finished the exhibition series with two wins, one tie and one loss. Nov. 3 - Mr. Sub defeated I.O.O.F. by a 6 to 4 score, goals scored by Richard McCheyne .two, David Holdenby one, Travis Campbell Campbell one, Larry Morrison one, Robert Van Wees one, with assists going to Travis Campbell Campbell one, David'Holdenby one, David Rice one and Richard McCheyne one, Roger Leblanc was forced to make many great saves in the third period. Oct, 27 - Mr. Sub lost to Hutton by a 4 - 2 score. Scoring for Mr. Sub was Richard McCheyne two with Richard Whiten getting the assist. Oct. 20 - Mr. Sub tied McRobbie with a score of 2 to 2, Richard McCheyne scored both goals for Mr. Sub. Oct, 13 - Mr. Sub defeated J & J Sharpening by a 2 to 1 score. Scoring for Mr, Sub was Richard McCheyne one, Robert Van Wees one with assists going to Larry Morrison Morrison one and David Rice one. Roger Leblanc faced 26 shots and showed why he was the number one goalie drafted. Players on the Mr. Submarine Submarine team are Roger Leblanc, Bobby Powers, Richard Whiten, Richard McCheyne, Chris ltaby, Larry Morrison, David Holdenby, Paul Rulhard, Chris Poirier, Chris Gordon, Paul Sararas, Robert Van Wees, David Rice, Travis Campbell and Ron Baker. The players and couches would like to tlmnk the parents for their support at the games, Playing without the services of Tony Van Hoof (injured in last Sunday's game) and Greg Goode, but bolstered with the services of Paul Hindman, the team played excellent hockey, downing the Uxbridge club 5 - 2. Toros scored early in the first with Shane Armstrong (assisted by Neil Taylor and Greg Healey) but were held to a 1 - 0 lead by the battling Uxbridgers. However, the second period sealed their fate when Toros hit for three: Nicky Dennis in a pretty Gretzky-like goal that deked all oncomers to rifle one past the goalie unassisted; Jim Pithie who crammed the puck into the net (assisted by Tim Powers and Doug Lever) and Nicky Dennis in a repeat performance performance assisted by Stephen Smith. The period ended 4 - 0 for the Toros. Stephen Smith continued the attack early in the third in an unassisted assault on the Uxbridge defence. Despite a last minute surge for Uxbridge the game ended 5 - 2 thanks to tight goaltending by Mike Ruthard and Derek Biss. Markham On Sunday, Nov. 11 the club travelled to Markham to take on their double A minor bantams, bantams, a fast skating, hardhitting hardhitting team that charged at the Toros testing the goal tending of Derek Biss early in the first period. A tight defence controlled by Tim Partridge, Dean Baumhauer, John-Paul Duczmalewski and Greg Goode and some lucky Toro bounces kept the slate clean. Toros first goal came with two seconds left in the first period during a power- play assault when Troy Mutton assisted by Stephen Smith and Nicky Dennis dumped one past the goalie. A few minutes into the second Greg Healey exploded in a puck-stealing venture tearing past the defence and slamming one at the goal to have it rebounded in by Neil Taylor (assist to Shane Arm-, strong). The Toros took shooting shooting practice in this period peppering the goalie relentlessly relentlessly but were held to a 2 - 0 lead. In the third Markham indulged indulged in goon tactics, holding, holding, elbowing, roughing, etc., many of which were unseen or unrecognized by obviously inexperienced referees. Despite the assault a well- disciplined Toros showed class by refusing to retaliate. Nicky Dennis (Dean Baumhauer Baumhauer and Troy Mutton) and Stephen Smith (Troy Mutton) rounded off the scoring to take the game 4 - 0, a shut-out well deserved by Derek Biss and Mike Ruthard. 4 401 Esso 2 J & J Sharpening 1 Lange's Photo 1 Bolahood's 1 Pee Wee McRobbie 2 Mr. Sub 2 Hutton 2 I.O.O.F. 2 J & J Sharpening 1 0 0 10 4 2 0 20 14 1 8 10 2 2 3 1 1 2 2 3 14 10 25 16 12 11 0 24 20 0 19 22 0 13 24 House League Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety Atom : Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Games Nov. 10,1984 Novice Victoria & Grey 4, Doug Parkin 2, Ryan Leppèrt 1, Greg McMurter 1 - Bonded Paving 1, Allan McCullough 1. Adam & Eve 3, R. MacKenzie 2, T. Forret 1 - Tim's Rent-All 3, Mike Gramm 2, Kyle McLean 1. Atom 401 Esso 7, Craig Cowles 3, Chris Filler 1, Cassey O'Neil 1, Adam Bothwell 1, Jeff Johnston 1 - J & J Sharpening 5, Grant Spencer 2, Chris Schievirk 1, Dan Walters 1, Jeff Wright 1. Future Games - Bowmanville Arena Sat., Nov. 17,1984 8:00 a.m. - Kool vs. Capri (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - Nichols vs. Square Boy (Bantam). 9:50 a.m. - Rotary vs. Marianna (Midget). 10:50 a.m.-Mr. Subvs.J&J Sharpening (Pee Wee). 11:40 a.m. - McRobbie vs. I.O.O.F. (Pee Wee). 12:40 p.m. - Ontario Hydro vs. Bolahood's (Atom). 1:30p.m.-Lange's Photo vs. J & J Sharpening (Atom). 2:30 p.m. - Tim's Rent-All vs. Victoria & Grey (Novice). 3:20 p.m. - Bonded Paving vs. Adam & Eve (Novice). United Vtfag PICK-UP A GREAT DODGE TRUCK DEAL! 'ijflOli FOR _ _ OVER INVOICE YES -- THAT'S RIGHT -- WE PRODUCE THE INVOICE AND YOU PAY $99.00 OVER THAT PRICE. YES -- YOU CAN FACTORY ORDER IT IF YOUR COLOR OR EQUIPMENT IS NOT IN STOCK THIS OFFER FOR 1 WEEK ONLY FROM NOV. 14 - NOV. 21 DODGE PICK-UPS ARE RAM TOUGH IN '85 COME IN TODAY AND LET US DISCUSS YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS EXAMPLE 1985 DODGE MISER Cloth bench seat, low mount mirrors, rear step bumper, power steering, P205/75 R15 radial tires. Stock #530. 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