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> I Non-Contact Hockey Standings as of November 25,1984 GW GL GT GF GA Team "Burke" Division Shoppers Drug San Marino Flying Dutchman Barrett Electric "Oliver" Division Clinic Phar. Twin Brand Courtice Auto Toby's Pub Goalie Averages Name "Burke" Division B. Roberts T. Murdoch R. Stainton D. Bracey "Oliver" Division J. Moczulski M. Kerstens D. Forrester D. Cox 44 48 47 30 53 33 41 41 39 45 38 41 32 36 52 56 Pts. 11 10 10 10 16 11 6 6 Team GP GA Avg. Fly. Dutch. Shop. Drug Bar. Elect. San Marino Clinic Phar. Twin Brand Cour. Auto Toby's Pub 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 38 39 41 45 32 36 52 56 3.80 3.90 4.10 4.50 3.20 3.60 5.20 5.60 SPURTS Bell Toro Bantams Have Busy Week Fifth Wheel Bantams Play in Little Britain The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 28,1984 9 Checker's Variety Atoms Trounce Newcastle 12-2 Top Scorers (not including this week's games) Name "Burke" Div. E. Strand W. Alder J. Smith T. Klawitter "Oliver" Div. P. Murdock G. Hillis B. Janitsch M. Clouthier Team San Marino San Marino Fly. Dutch. Shoppers Clinic Phar. Clinic Phar. Clinic Phar. Toby's Pub GP G A Pts. 9 9 7 9 6 12 7 12 10 9 8 5 17 10 13 8 19 18 15 14 23 22 20 20 The Bowmanville Toro Bell Major Bantams have been a busy group of young men. Starting Friday, Nov. 16 in Cobourg and ending Nov. 25th with Saltfleet. The opening game of the Cobourg Tournament saw the Bell Boys facing Trenton, and as in the past one of the better games of the year was about to be played. When the last shot was shot and the last save saved, Trenton had skated off with a very disappointing 4 - 3 victory. Scoring for the Bell Boys was Troy Harness, unassisted, Gareth Stone from Eric Janssens and Mark Tripp, Gareth Stone from Brad Carnegie and Mark Tripp. In this game Troy Harness was named MVP for Bowmanville. In the second game despite an MVP for goal tender Burke Lush, the boys played rather lack lustre and lost 4 - 2 to Port Perry, The Bell scoring coming coming from Craig deBlois assisted assisted by Rob Real and Brad Carnegie from Eric Janssens and Gareth Stone. In the third and final game The first game on Saturday, November 17th must have been missing from the Toby's Pub players schedule as only six showed for their game against Courtice Auto Wreckers. Toby's started fast with a goal by S. Pollard, his first of four for the evening, and maintained a 1 to 0 lead through the first period. A. Junkin, with only 22 seconds off the clock in the second, notched his first of two goals, to bring Courtice to as close as they would ever come to Toby's constant lead. Courtice tried to play 'catch up' hockey with L. Bielaski, last year's most improved ' player, knocking in his first (goal of the season, as they ended up on the short end of the wrecking bar in Toby's Pub's 5 to 3 victory. Shots on goal: Courtice 30, Toby's 26. It became apparent in the late game that San Marino's was missing their top 'point getter' E. Strand, who is still out of the line-up with a shoulder injury. The Flying Dutchman scored twice in six shots, in the first, to take the lead. Close checking by the Dutchman kept San Marino's shooters at bay as they managed only two shots in each of the first two periods. W. Alder and E. Coscarella tried to take up the scoring slack for ■ San Marino's but were overrun as the balanced Dutchman spread their seven goals among six players with B. Caron scoring two. Despite the score of 7 to 2 for the Dutchman, this was an excellent game with shots on United Wtiy goal - 24 for the Dutchman and 12 for San Marino's, with only two minor penalties assessed, both to San Marino's. "Ugly pills" must have been dropped into last night's beer, as the early Sunday game saw Clinic Pharmacy hold on as their Division antagonists, the Twin Brand Orchard (Beasties) tried to sink their teeth in Clinic's first place apple. Penalties played an important part in the game as a total of 13 minors were assessed in what could be described as a fast, physical contest which ended with a score of 4 to 2 in favor of Clinic. G. Hillis of Clinic, took advantage of a Beastie in the box as he scored the only marker in the first at 7:15. As fate would have it, B. Alldred (Beasties) tied the game in the third as Hillis sat out a minor. L. Jay scored what proved to be the winner for Clinic with 6:48 remaining in the game and linemate J. Allen, who is finally out of his scoring! slump, put things away with 55 seconds deft toi go, his second goal of the game. This close match saw shots on goal recorded at Clinic 23, Beasties 22. • Shopper's Drug Mart must have thought they had pulled the plug on Barrett Electric as they had a 3 to 0 lead at the end of the first period. Three minor penalties, in the second, gave Barrett the opportunity they needed to get back on track, scoring with a Shopper's player in the box. K. Rowe again took advantage of shorthanded Shopper's early in the third, as Barrett pulled to within one goal of Shopper's. Almost three minutes later K. Rowe pocketed his second goal of the game to round out the scoring, leaving things tied at 3 to 3. Shots on goal were close at 23 to 21 for Barrett, but Shopper's had the edge in penalties-5 to 2. Boys was Troy Heritage House Ties Pickering Last Week On Wednesday, Nov. 21, the Heritage House Pee Wee Toros travelled to Pickering for a league game looking for revenge against a Pickering Club that had nipped the Bowmanville boys 2 - 0 when they last met at Darlington. Although being outshot 37 - 18, the steady, stand-up style exhibited by goaltender Chris Albin kept the Toros in the contest. Only a goal late in the third period enabled Pickering Pickering to tie the score at three. Goal scorers were Paul Woodlock unassisted, Todd Banks from Brendan Donohue and Shawn McFadyen and Martin D'Entrement from Paul Woodlock. Three stars were No. 1 Chris Albin, No. 2 Paul Woodlock and No. 3 Brad Banks. Saturday, Nov. 25 saw the Pee Wee Toros host Orono for an exhibition game at Darlington. When everyone is healthy, this team can be very Legion Ladies Bowling, November 8,1984 Team Standings Virg. Fairey - 27,550 pinfall, 32 points; Joan Sutcliffe - 27,784, IVk Rita Junkin - 27,149, 21M> Patti Roberts - 26762,15; Onie Etcher - 26,278, 15; Sheila Roberts-26,531,14. Top 10 Averages Joan Sutcliffe 215, Sheila Roberts 205, Hilda Brock 202, V. Fairey 201, W. Murdoch 198,0. Etcher 197, Rita Junkin 196, Debbie Sellers 193, Barb Hanc 192, P. Connaghan 191. 700 Games Wendy Murdoch 776 High Single' Wendv Murdoch 303 High Triple Wendy Murdoch 776 High Average Joan Sutcliffe 215 Absent Debbie Sellers çtm ii ii i/len's Jeans GwO Scrubbies $ 19. ! Sizes 28 - 38 » 95 619 & Boot Leg Men's 95 28- 42 C* 1 ■ Students' g 95 fwl $55.00 Rubber Boots $Q 95 7-13 %?■ Kids' $q 95 11-6 O- 6MMÏÎ 42 King St. East Bowmanville Telephone 623-3211 Ol'KN UNTIL 9 |i.m. TIIUIIS. nul Kill. tough and they certainly showed it on this occasion, outshooting the opposition 31 to 14 and outscoring them 6 - 0. Congratulations to Jason Hiscock on the shut-out. Some minor line-up changes by Coach White enabled him to put out three effective forward forward lines as well as some very strong defensive combinations. combinations. Full marks to the local lads for this win. Leading the attack for Bowmanville once again was Paul Woodlock who is having a banner season with two goals and two assists, and Shawn McFadyen with a goal and an assist. Other scorers were Bucky Wicks (first of the season), Brooke Clemens and Todd Banks. Assists were earned by Kevin Farrow, Brendan Donohue and Todd Banks. Three stars were -1. Shawn McFadyen, 2. Paul Woodlock and 3. Brooke Clemens. The Bowmanville boys finished the weekend by travelling to the Children's Arena in Oshawa on Sunday, Nov. 26 for a clash with the Little N.H.L. Canadians. In this contest the Toros fell behind 3 to 0, including tiVo power play markers but rallied for goals by Paul Woodlock from Todd Banks in the second period and Chris Forsey from Brooke Clemens and Dave Smith in the third to make the final 3 to 2. This was an exciting, action filled match which made selecting individual "Stars" a difficult task. However, the parents were impressed with the following three players - First Star Tom White, Second Star Chris Forsey and Third Star Kevin Farrow. Future games - Tuesday, Nov. 27 in Brooklin against Whitby and Saturday Dec. 1, 4 p.m. at Darlington against Markham. the Toros played Oshawa Canadians and skated off with a well deserved 4 - 2 victory. The Bell scoring was done by Kevin Flintoff from Mark Tripp and Guy Freeman, Ken Hall from Rob Real and Craig de Blois, Eric Janssens from Gareth Stone, Craig de Blois unassisted. M.V.P. for this game was Mark Tripp. This win was the start of good things to come as the boys moved on to Oshawa Rotary and played solid stand- up hockey to record the second victory in a row with a 3 - 2 score. Solid defense and goal highlighted this game. Scoring for the Bell Boys were Eric Janssens from Troy Harness and Guy Freeman, Brad Carnegie from Gareth Stone and Britt Cole, Troy Harness from Craig deBlois and Guy Freeman. On Friday, Nov. 23 the Toro Bell Boys entered the Saltfleet Tournament starting Friday with Midland and skating off with a well played 3 - 2 victory. Saturday saw Mooretown the victim as Bowmanville won 6 - 2. Sunday saw the bubble burst as the boys faced Orangeville and suffered a 10 - 0 set back. The fourth and final game pitted the boys against Saltfleet and another loss 9 - 2. Scoring in the first game for Bowmanville was Albert Big Canoe from Mike Kane and Rob Real, Guy Freeman from Mark Tripp and Kevin Flintoff, Gareth Stone unassisted. unassisted. In the second game scoring came from Kevin Flintoff from Mark Tripp and Guy Freeman, Brad Carnegie from Eric Janssens and Troy Harness, Gareth Stone from Troy Harness, Eric Janssens from Troy Harness, Gareth Stone unassisted, Rob Real from Chris Hall and Darrin Bunker. In the Saltfleet game the scoring was done by Craig deBlois from Rob'. Real and Chris Hall, Mike Kane from Mark Tripp. i The boys play has ;been steadily improving and 1 this tournament was no exception. With the first two games hard work paid off in the well deserved wins. In the second two fortitude showed through as the boys fought to the end in the losing cause. As recognition recognition of this effort and not getting down the boys were awarded the most Sportsmanlike Sportsmanlike Team Trophy. Also awarded to the Bell goal keeper Darrin Bunker was the dream Team All Star selection for the tournament. The boys' next game is Saturday, Dec. 1 at Darlington at 8;30 p.m. against Oshawa Rotary. Urbd INTRODUCES fynam. float to GksUitmoi WITH ANY GAS PURCHASE YOU WILL RECEIVE A CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF THREE Cabbage Patch Dolls DRAWS HELD ON DECEMBER 7, 14, 21, 1984 Merry Christmas from Doug Newfield and Staff at Waverley Turbo WAVERLEY TURBO WAVERLEY'and BASELINE BOWMANVILLE On Saturday, November 17, the Bantam 2 Toros journeyed to Little Britain to take part in their annual tournament. Oshawa Canadians provided the first opposition. The two teams played three- excellent periods of hockey with the action going from end to end. At the end of regulation time, the score was tied at one. Bowmanville advanced to the second round on the championship side by virtue of the fact that they had scored the first goal. Both teams played scoreless hockey through the first period. Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 16 second mark of the second period on a blistering shot from the blue line by Tim Smith. Chad and Todd Doirin drew assists. Oshawa responded with their goal at the 1:23 mark. Scott Hanthorn played goal for the Toros and made many fine saves. This was one of the better games played by the team this year with each team member putting forth a good effort. The second game in the tournament for the Fifth Wheel team turned out to be a one-sided affair in favor of Port Perry. Bowmanville was defeated 8-1 in a penalty- ridden game. The many penalties proved to be the undoing of the Toros. Bowmanville's lone goal was scored at 1:37 of the second period by Tim Smith on an assist by Greg Gardner. This was Tim's second tournament goal. Kevin Zaroshy made many excellent saves in the Toro goal in spite of the strong opposition. In regular league play, during the past week Bowmanville was defeated 6-1 by Port Perry and 12-0 by Ajax. On Friday night, in the Port Perry arena, the home team opened the scoring early in the first period with Bowmanville replying each in the second. At the 1:00 minute mark, Scott Munro directed in a shot from Tim Smith. The rest of the scoring in the game belonged to Port Perry. The next game for the Bantam 2's will be on Friday when they travel to Markham and next Sunday when they take part in a tournament in Wellington. Ladies Monday Team Standings 26 points - Jackie Braybrook - 33088 pins; 23'/ 2 - Fern Bradley - 33267; 23 V2 - Nancy Living - 32853; 21 - Sheila Roberts - 31997; 18 - Donna Harness - 32020; 18 - Sharlene DeHart - 31194; 17 - Barb Osborne - 31539; 17 - Wilma VanGoor - 30681; 14 - Lynda Nickerson - 31221; 14 - Rita VanGoor - 30452; 12 - Karen Burns - 30700; 12 - Gwen Forrester-30278. Top 1Ô Averages Donna Harness 232, Nancy Living 227, Jackie Braybrook 219, Sharlene DeHart 203, Sheila Roberts 203, Barb Osborne 196, Fern Bradley 193, Lynda Nickerson 192, Donna Stainton 190, Pat Hetherington 190. High Single Donna Harness 334 High Triple Donna Harness 819 Hospital League November 20, 1984 Ladies' High Single Barb Lyle 242 Men's High Single Tom Drumm 231 Ladies' High Triple Barb Lyle 622 Men's High Triple Tom Drumm 593 Top 10 Averages Phil Woodcock 211, Art Atkinson 209, Susie Marshall 191, Rod Greenley 190, Janice Woodcock 187, Janet Storey 180, Brian Cascagnette 178, Jim MacDonald 175, Gary Pickard 173, Gerry Lyle 173. Team no. 5 is in first place with 66 points. By The Rookie On Sunday, Nov. 18, 1984, the team travelled to Newcastle for an exhibition game against Oshawa Little NHL Bruins. The Toros played their best game to date winning 12-2. Goal scorers for Bowmanville, Tracy Lemke and Matthew Belfour with 3 (hat tricks), Mark Bradley and Steve De Blois with 2, with single goals to Collin Taggart and Brandon Osmond. Assisting on the goals are as follows: Steve DeBlois - 4, Matthew Belfour - 3, Jeff White and Chad Vander Ende with 2, single (s) to Richard Bateman, Mark Bradley and Tracy Lemke. Checkers Variety led 4-0 after the first, 7-1 after the second and connected for 5 more in the third. Brent Knapp played solid in goal and our hard luck player (again) was Jason Crosbie who seemed to be involved in a lot of the play. Although the team was supposed to play Peterborough on Saturday, Nov. 17th, the visiting team did not show - so the team conducted a practice. On Saturday, Nov. 10, the Toros played in Ajax against Ajax Atom "A" team. The team lost the game 5-3 but showed progress throughout the game. Ajax led 3-0 after the first, with no scoring by either team in the second. Bowmanville scored 2 quick goals early in the third by Tracy Lemke, assisted by Collin Taggart and Jeff White and the second goal by Jeff White (unassisted). Ajax scored their fourth, before the team's appointed captain Mark Bradley scored to make it 4-3, with assist to Jeff White. Ajax scored their fifth and final goal, in the last minute of the game. The team made a strong comeback, but just came up short. An excellent effort by our No. 14, Jeff White. Earlier that day, the team participated in the BMHA "Skate-a-thon". It was enjoyed not only by the players, but coaches and parents as well. The skaters, skated 200 laps and was administered by BMHA officials. We, the Minor Atom Toros - players/staff, would like to say "thank you" to all those who supported our cause. Thursday Night Hockey Brother's Pizza handed Castle Hotel a 5-3 setback in the November 15th action at Memorial Arena. Doug Rickard, Bruce Osborne, Tom Laingmaid, Bill Hogarth and John Conboy tallied for Brothers. Conboy notched 3 assists, Hogarth, Randy Masterson, Grant Brock, Osborne and Laingmaid contributed singles. Kevin Wilbur, Steve Simpson and Chris Dwyer scored for Castle, on assists by Randy Crossey, Mike Mackey, Dwayne Major, Bob Harness and Rick Woolner. Game two ended in a 3-3 tie as neither Hunt's Photography nor Norm's Deli Hawks could hold a lead for long. A1 Brunt with two, and Terry Baker contributed to the Hunt's total, on assists by Paul Reid, Rob Deboo and Terry Baker. Don Smith with two and Darryl Jones, scored for the Hawks. Hard working Stan Konarowski chipped in two assists, while Don Farrow and Darcy Ritchie recorded singles. Fast skating, close checking and hard hitting have become the features of league contests lately, resulting in exciting action. Game three was also a tie, as Town Sports and Bowmanville Golf and Country Club knotted the score at 3 each. Bill Prentice, Sandy Brown and Mark Matthews scored for Town Sports, assists going to Jim Baker with two, Matthews and Prentice. Kevin Tink with two, and Doug Crough supplied the scoring for Bowmanville Golf, assists going to Crough, Ron Jukic and Wade Preston. Mike Willoughby for Town Sports and Kevin Gibson, in net for the Golf crew, played extremely well, keeping the scores low. Bowmanville Golf has been playing without Brad Godfrey, who has been ill. The league executive and players wish Brad a speedy recovery and a quick return to action. TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING LEAGUE Linda Bentley 47, A1 Bentley 47, Les Hunt 43, Mike Powers 39, Eve Cole 37, Steve Sanderson Sanderson 34, Walter Curr 33, Kim Powers 28. Ladies' High Triple - Vivian Hunt 707. Men's High Triple - Arnie Brinklow 753. Ladies' High Single - Ricky Zealand 261. Men's High Single - Arnie Brinklow 336. ' Ladies 250 and Over - Vivian Hunt 257, Ricky Zealand 261. Men's 300 and Over - Arnie Brinklow 336. VCRS -- MICROWAVE OVENS Parkway 111 We Service What We Sell OUrselves Only a sample of the great savings now at Parkway T. V. 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