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i 10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 5,1984 | sport-tollt 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In the Goodyear Hockey League Bill Lyle put the Office ahead at the 10.16 mark, but Jerry Marjerrison evened the count nine minutes later, when Vince Vanstone of the Hose team mistook Jerry for one of his own men and left a loose puck lying on his doorstep. The game ended in a 2-2 tie. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The highest score ever was set at Liberty Bowl on Wednesday in the Men's Major League by Jack Bond who rolled a mighty 353, 341 and 375 for a high total of 1069. BONSPIEL -- The Oshawa Curling Club hosts the Molson Mixed Bonspiel on Saturday, December 15th, and the Teachers Bonspiel for the J. Douglas Waugh Memorial Trophy on Thursday, December 27th. SPORTS Ch 6 ck 6 r s Viriêty Ploys t 0rmer Ea # le Named Player of the Month Two Games Last Week APPOINTED -- Judge Joseph Kane of the county court has been appointed an advisor for the newly formed Hockey Development Centre for Ontario. The executive consists of Pat Doherty - Kitchener-Waterloo, Karlo Bubalo, Sudbury, Fran Rider of Toronto and Frank Libra - Ottawa. Each of the nine major hockey associations will appoint a representative to the HDCO governing board. The major hockey associations associations in Ontario are the Metropolitan Toronto Toronto Hockey League, Ontario Hockey Association, Association, Ontario Minor Hockey Association, Northern Northern Ontario Hockey Association, Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association, Ontario Women's Hockey Association, Ottawa & District Hockey Association, Ottawa & District Minor Hockey Association and Ontario Hockey League. Noncompetitive, Noncompetitive, house and industrial leagues will have access to services such as training programs programs through the nine major associations. RED EAGLES -- This Saturday, December 8th, the Cowan Pontiac Jr. C's will be in Little Britain, game time 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Eagles will be at home to Uxbridge. SWANS -- This year the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources replaced nine trumpeter swan eggs in mute swan nests at Cranberry Marsh in Whitby and by the end of the season two trumpeter swans had survived. The operation was described described as a success with all nine eggs hatching. Some of the young just disappeared while two were eaten by snapping turtles. The two remaining swans have left the Marsh for the winter. PROGRAMS -- are available in advance. Fitness classes at Waverley Public School, Bowmanville on Tuesday 8:15 - 9:15 p.m. Jan. 8 - March 5 (9 weeks) and Jan. 8 - May 21 (19 weeks). Instructor: Gayle Willoughby and at St. John's Church, Bowmanville Thursday 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Jan. 10 - June 6. Winter session ends March 7. Instructor: Donna Davidson. The program develops strength, flexibility, coordination coordination and cardiac efficiency. The Checkers Variety Pee Wee Selects played two games this past weekend. Both opposition opposition teams were from Oshawa and the results were split. The Bowmanville Pee Wee team handled Oshawa Baker. Park 6 - 3 but North Oshawa avenged their league mates, winning a closely contested contested match 3 - 2. On Saturday, December 1 the Checkers Squad entertained entertained the Oshawa Baker Park Pee Wees. On the first shift, winger Adam Kiff cashed in on a nice three way play from linemates Sean Snow and Jeremy Snowden. Toward the end of the first period line- mates Kent Vanderheyden and Richard MacCheyne each picked up a score from each other's rebound. Oshawa closed out the period with a score. In the second, defenceman Ken Cornish notched one from the point to open the period. The opposition replied to narrow the gap to two goals. In the final minute forwards Kent Vanderheyden and Richard MacCheyne combined combined on a pretty four pass effort that sent Kent in alone for a score. In the final frame, both teams exchanged scores. Centre Cory Chambers found the mark with an accurate shot after taking the clearing pass from Paul Conway. The 6 - 3 final was indicative of the strong play of the Checkers Squad. They skated strongly and played their positions. Dana Barrett played played his first game on the blue line and capped off a fine showing with a pair of assists. The goaltending of Roger Leblanc and Brett Lambert was always steady and at times spectacular. On Sunday, December 2 the Checkers Squad visited North Oshawa. The game was thrilling thrilling as is always the case when these two teams meet. The game featured excellent defensive work and goaltending goaltending by both teams. Cory ' Chambers notched the first goal in the first period with a lot of help from his linemates. Paul Conway dug the puck out of the corner to feed him while Scott Selleck was busy scrambling the opposition defence in front of the net. North Oshawa replied with a score before the end of the first. In the second period, both teams again exchanged markers. A shot from the point by Larry Morrison rebounded rebounded to Richard MacCheyne whose shot resulted resulted in a rebound to Kent Vanderheyden Vanderheyden who made good with his shot. The only score in the third period was the winner by North Oshawa. The goaltending goaltending was sensational at both ends of the rink. The Checkers duo of Roger Leblanc and Brett Lambert turned in their second solid performance of the weekend. Newcomer David McWilliams played well, sharing blueline duties with Brett Rosnak. Hutton Transport On Saturday, Nov. 24 Hutton Transport defeated J & J Sharpening by a narrow margin of 4 to 3. Jason Black did a super job in his debut as goal tender. The goals were scored by Dana Barrett, Paul Conway, and two for Cory Chambers. The assists are credited to David McWilliams, David Rimes, Paul Conway and two for Morris Kilmer. On Saturday, Dec. 1 the team overpowered Mr. Sub by a score of 3 to 2. Kent Vanderheyden Vanderheyden did an outstanding job in his debut as goal tender. The goals were scored by David McWilliams and two by Cory Chambers. The assists came from John MacDonald, Charlie Bouck, Eric Smith, Morris Kilmer and two from Brad Osborne. Congratulations team and keep on playing excellent heads up hockey. Chris Michelson #11 is receiving the Molson's "Player of the Month" award for October from Mr. Carl Vida, Molson's representative. Chris is new to the Pickering Panthers this year and has quickly become one of the leaders of Panthers. After playing in the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association, he then played for the Bowmanville Eagles. Chris is one of the best players that the Panthers have this year and since the season has started, he has lead the team in scoring. As of the end of November he is still the leading scorer on the Pickering Panthers. Chris has four or five universities following him quite closely this year and it looks like next year, Chris will be playing College Hockey in the States. Chris' next home game is on Friday, December 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Pickering Complex. Drop over and watch Chris play. -- Photo Courtesy of The Pickering Bay News Games with Markham and Oshawa At Hooked-On-Video . . . Sonja Schlievert, of Hooked-On-Video, is showing Miss Christmas just some of the great family Christmas gift ideas that are available in their store located in the Bowmanville Mall. They have a wonderful selection of albums and tapes, featuring the very latest hit tunes . . . Walt Disney Video Gift Pack for the youngsters, and the best in Television, Stereo and Video Cassette Recorders from such world-famous manufacturers, as: Fisher - JVC - Akai and Mitsubishi. Hooked-On-Video always has great values available, but on Friday night, December 7th, the savings will be even greater during their "Back-Door Sale." The sale starts at 9:00 p.m. and it will be a perfect time for you to come in and pick up the perfect "Family Gift" that will provide everyone with years of entertainment. entertainment. Incidentally ... we have one of the largest selections of Video Rentals available in the area, with something for every member of the family. $oofeeb-©n~ytbeo IN THE BOWMANVILLE MALL Telephone 623-5555 ; At a time when most thir- teen-year-olds should be thinking thinking of hitting the sack, the Buckham Transport Toros were stepping on the ice, Tuesday, November 27 to play bruising hockey in Markham, Having met twice before with split decisions, these teams both knew that they were up against. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, only Markham was prepared. prepared. The game began in earnest with both sides pressing and Markham scored early at 14:43 and remained unanswered unanswered until 4:23 when Tony Van Hoof tied it up from Dean Baumhauer and Shane Armstrong. At 1:55 Markham scored again but Bowmanville retaliated almost instantly by Nicky Dennis from Troy Mutton and Tony Van Hoof. With 34 seconds left in the first, Markham served notice of what was- to come in the second by taking advantage of the folding defence and lacklustre lacklustre offence. Five times the puck whistled whistled by Toro goalies in the second while Bowmanville answered for only one in a Greg Goode - smashing drive (from Nicky Dennis). In the third, Shane Armstrong Armstrong (Neil Taylor, Greg Healey) showed some spark but the overall effect was ho-hum as the Toros went down solidly to defeat 10 - 4. Nothing good can be written about the Markham officiating officiating which was weak and biased at best. On November 29th, Toros played host to the Little NHL Bruins. With a tighter defence, excellent back-up support from Mike Ruthard and Derick Biss who took the shut-out, the offence pumped four goals past the NHL goalie to end the match 4-0. Scoring : Tony Van Hoof (Shane Armstrong, Armstrong, Neil Taylor) ; Nicky Dennis (Doug Lever, Greg Goode) ; Shane Armstrong (Greg Healey); Neil Taylor (Troy Mutton). Cobourg Atoms Win On December 1, Cobourg Atom Selects visited Bowmanville Bowmanville at Darlington Arena and an exciting, fast paced game was played with the visitors coming away with a 2 - 0 win but no scoring took place until the last five minutes of the game. The Bowmanville team is starting to play as a team with increased passing which will pay off in the future. Both teams deserve credit for putting on such an exciting hockey game much to the delight of parents and fans from both towns. The Ken Wright Haulage Atom Selects' next game is Dec. 14 in Pickering against Pickering Atom Selects. [ sport- talk 623-330} ALL STAR GAME -- The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Eagles, Central Ontario Junior C champions champions will play the All Stars on Wednesday, December December 26th, at 2 p.m. at the Memorial Arena, Bowmanville. All proceeds from this game go to the Central Jr. C Players Injured Fund. For tickets phone Joan Sutcliffe 623-7397. Flying Dutchman Atoms Earn Two Ties last Week The Bowmanville Flying Dutchman Hotel Major Atom Toros, played two games last week, playing to a 0 - 0 tie in Port Perry on Wednesday evening and to a 1 -1 deadlock in the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday in a game against Uxbridge. On Wednesday in Port Perry, both goaltenders stole the show as they put on displays displays of perfect goal tending as neither club could dent their armor. Paul Zwicker was in goal for Bowmanville and made some great stops to pick up his shutout. His team-mates played with little desire and their attacks Hospital League Tuesday, November 27,1!I84 Ladies High Single - Janice Woodcock 249. Men's High Single - Rod Greenley 261. Ladies' High Triple - Janice Woodcock 633. Men's High Triple -, Rod Greenley 673. Top Ten Averages Phil Woodcock 208, Art Atkinson 208, Rod Greenley 193, Janice Woodcock 189, Susie Marshall 189, Brian Cascagnette 178, Janet Storey 177, Jim MacDonald 177, Gee Gee Lyle 175, Gary Pickard 174. Team No. 3 in first place with 70 points. What a team! were mostly individual efforts with none of their accustomed team-oriented plays. On Saturday in Darlington Arena, the Toros came out in the opening period and appeared to be off on a tear when Ryan Stewart scored at the 7:44 mark of the period, the assist going to defenceman Mark Breckenridge. Uxbridge tied the game with 1:12 remaining remaining in the period and the Toros suddenly stopped skating. The forwards weren't backchecking and the defence were continually beaten to the puck in their zone. Eddie Stickland was in goal for the "Dutchmen" and pulled off some difficult saves to preserve preserve the tie. White Cane Bowlers Partially Sighted John Skinner 237, Marg Anthony 223, Rick Adams 271, Loretta Gatchell 193. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst 118. Partially Sighted Fern Johnson 221, John Skinner 188, Art Yeo 184, Rick Adams 182, Jesie Walden- sperger 171, Loretta Gatchell 199. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst 102. STAN LANE SPORTS (Oshawa) Complete Outfitting for Team Sports Skate Sale Orbit 777 COM Ultra Tack DaoustSuper 301 Bauer 100 reg.119.95 99.00 reg.239.951 99.00 reg.219.9s1 89.00 reg. 229.95 189.00 Cooper Roos at Similar Savings Hockey Glove Special Rawlings Model HG10 All Leather reg. 149.95 Now $89.95 * Jackets our Specialty * Top Quality * Fast Service * Dealer for John Brown Goalie Equipment * 184 Bond St. West 576-2235 Oshawa AtBohhood'sSportsWorld... Lee Skinner is showing Miss Christmas some of the cross-country skis available at Bola- hood's Sports World. They also have an assortment of boots by Trappeur, Nordica and Lange as well as jackets, toques, suitable for the whole family. Bolahood's has a complete complete line of quality hockey equipment from Cooper and CCM as well as other famous brands, andean excellent selection of bicycles from Norco, Peugeot and Raleigh . . . one suitable for everyone. 'lalpod$ Sports World 85 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3421