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l House League Hockey Novice: Victoria & Grey Adam &Eve Jimmy's Place Bonded Paving Atom: Ontario Hydro London Life Lange's Photo J & J Sharpening 401 Esso Pee Wee: Hutton McRobbie J & J Sharpening I.O.O.F. Mr. Sub Bantam: Square Boy Nichols Kool Enterprises Capri Midget: Marianna Courtice Shell Rotary SPORTS Heritage House Loses On Wednesday, Nov. 27, the Heritage House Pee Wees took their show on the road as they travelled to Brooklin to play the Whitby Warriors. The Whitby squad was certainly up for this rematch, firing 45 shots at the Bowmanville goaltending goaltending duo of Chris Albin and Jason Hiscock enroule to an 8 - 2 victory. Novice-Frank's Variety 2, Sean Powers 1, Kelly Floyd 1. Bowmanville goals were Atom-Ken Wright Haulage Midget: scored by Brooke Clemens Pee Wee-Checker's Variety Marianna 1, Mike Knight 1 -from Dave Smith and Todd Bantam - Bowmanville Sand & Rotary 1, Ian Wheelock 1. Banks unassisted. Three stars Gravel for this game were No. 1 Todd Gaines Dec. 8,1984 Future Games Banks, No. 2 Brooke Clemens Novice: Dec. 15, 1984 and No. 3 Brendan Donohue. Victoria & Grey 5, Doug Parkin 8:00 a.m.-Kool Enterprises vs. The Toros returned to the 2, Jamie Sellers 1, Ryan Leppert Nichols (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. ■ family confines of the Darling- 1, MikeTallotti 1 - Jimmy's Place Square Boy vs. Capri (Bantam), ton Arena on Saturday, Dec. 1, 1, Kevin Jackson. 9:50 a.m. - Rotary vs. Courtice still smarting from this loss to Adam & Eve 3, K. Watson 2, R, Shell (Midget) 10:50 a.m. -Whitby and took on the Little Mackenzie 1 - Bonded Paving 1, I.O.O.F. vs. Hutton (Pee Weel.N.H.L. Bruins in an exhibition Darren Donahue. 11:40 a.m. - J & J Sharpening vs. match. In a fast paced, well Atom: 1 McRobbie (Pee Wee). 12:40 p.m.played game, both teams J & J Sharpening 2, Dan - J & J Sharpening vs. 401 Esso showed why Pee Wee hockey Walters 2 - Ontario Hydro 2, (Atom). 1:30 p.m. - London Lifeis so much fun to watch. The Justin Merkacl, Spencer Latin 1. vs. Lange's Photo (Atom). 2:30local lads played their best Lange's Photo 2, Aaron Virtue p.m. - Victoria & Grey vs. Adam game as a team this season in 1, Danny Kooy 1 - 401 Esso 1, Jeff & Eve (Novice). 3:20 p.m. -outshooting the opposition 23- Johnston 1. Jimmy's Place vs. Bonded 13andoutscoringthem2-1 for Pee Wee: Paving (Novice). a well deserved victory. Hutton 4, Dave MacWilliams 1, Cory Chambers 1, Eric Smith 1, Kent Vanderheyden 1 - McRobbie Photo 2, Jerry Snowden 1, Brett Rosnakl. . I.O.O.F. 4, Adam Kiff 2, Todd Lepard 1, Jack Bentley 1 - Mr. Sub 2, Chris Poirier 1, Richard MacCheyne 1. Bantam: Square Boy 5, Terry Kellet 2, Shane Crombie 2, Brian Van Dam 1 - Nichols Motors 5, Jeff Shannon 1, M. Boutilier 2, I. Knight 1, M. Vanderheyden 1. Capri 2, C. Courtice 1, Jz McWilliams 1 - Kool Enterprises Cowan 739. Goodyear Bowling High Single - B. Cowan 403. High Triple - J. Luxton 759. High Team Single - Power House 1195. High Team Triple - Machine Shop 3257. Over 300 - B. Cowan 403, J. Peason 303, J. Luxton 301. Over 725 - J. Luxton 759, B. COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. DEBBIE KAY PARTS MANAGER SALE! General Motors Custom Splash Guards .... $3' 95 COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. 166 King St. E. Telephone 623-3396 Friday, Dec. 7 saw the Toros on the road again as they travelled to Uxbridge for a league game. In a penalty filled contest in which the home side received 10 minor calls to the Toros five, the Toros outshot the opposition 25 to 18 and outscored them 6 - 4. Brooke Clemens earned First Star honours and an authentic Mexican Sombrero for his "Hat Trick" performance. Brad Banks, who continues to improve, was the second star with two goals and an assist. Shawn McFadyen scored the sixth goal. Assists were earned by Todd Banks, Martin D'Entremont, Greg White and Bryan James. Third Star of the game was Todd Banks. Back at home in the Darlington "Bull Pen" the Toros made it two wins in a row with a victory over Port Perry by a score of 4 - 2. Todd Banks led the offense with two goals and an assist. Other scorers were Brad Banks from Martin D'Entremont and Dave Smith (his first of the season) from Brooke Clemens and Tom White. Hard work by Shawn McFadyen earned him an assist on Todd's first marker. Three Stars selections selections were No. 1 (also his sweater No.), Jason Hiscock, No. 2 Todd Banks and No. 3 Brad Banks. Playing their sixth game in 12 days the local boys travelled travelled to Manvers for an exhibition exhibition match on Sunday, Dec. 9. Even though they outshot the opposition 24 -12 and carried much of the play, they came out on the short end of a 3 -1 score. Full marks to the Manvers team who had only nine players suited up and to their goaltender who was almost unbeatable. Dave Smith, with his second marker in as many games, earned First Star Honours. Shawn McFadyen got the lone assist and was the second star. Third Star was Brad Banks. Next home game is Saturday, Saturday, Dec. 15 at 4:00 at Darlington Darlington against Whitby. Flying Dutchman Wins Two Games Scoring for Bowmanville were Chris Forsey from Brooke Clemens and Todd Banks unassisted. Three stars were No. 1 Tom White, No. 2 Brendan Donohue, and No. 3 Greg White. The local Toros next visited Thornhill on Sunday, Dec. 2. They were no match for their strong skating hosts and went down to an 11 - 1 defeat. The lone Bowmanville Bowmanville marker came on a solo rush late in the third period. Game stars were No. 1 Todd Banks, No. 2 Chris Albin, and No. 3 Jason Hiscock. The Bowmanville Major Atom Toros, who are sponsored sponsored by the Flying Dutchman Hotel, finally got their act together this weekend after a couple of weeks of rather listless listless play. The Toros edged Lindsay 1 - 0 on Saturday evening in Lindsay and on Sunday blasted the Uxbridge Atoms 8 - 3. In Lindsay, both clubs battled battled end-to-end for two periods, with both having excellent scoring chances. The goal- tenders were equal to the task, making many excellent stops. The Bowmanville club notched notched the only goal of the game late in the final period with David Real making a great solo rush to pick up the goal. Paul Zwicker was in goal for the Toros to earn a much- deserved shutout. On Sunday in Uxbridge, the Flying Dutchman Atoms unleashed unleashed their scoring attack for the first time in a couple of weeks. The host club got on their score sheet first, scoring after only 29 seconds of play. Cobourg Defeats Bell Toro Bantams ^ Play _ „. . . . In Baltimore The third period was a cliff Tournament 8 Tuesday, Dec. 4 was the day, Cobourg the place for the first meeting of the year for the Toro Bell Major Bantams and Cobourg's 1984-85 edition Bantams. Cobourg was to be the eventual victor with a well -played 5 - 1 score. The first period was highlighted by a six minute start with end to end action and no whistle, however at the end of the first Cobourg had managed one goal. In the second period the Bell boys seemed to lose their steam and were out-scored 2 - 1 to go into the dressing rooms at the end of two down 3 -1. No zip was how they reacted and Cobourg managed two goals to end the game on a winning note. Scoring for the Bell boys was Kevin Flintoff showing the value of a good wrist shot from Mark Tripp and Guy Freeman. On Wed., Dec. 5 the Bell boys trucked to Port Perry and for the second time in as many trips came from behind, this time for a 3 - 3 tie. The first period was good two way hockey and the only scoring was done by Port Perry, a result of solid goal keeping by Burke Lush. In the second period, Kevin Flintoff once again using his patented shot tied the score at one from Mark Tripp and Britt Cole. hanger as Port burst from the dressing rooms and put two quick goals up before the Bell boys settled down. Troy Harness from Guy Freeman drew the team within within one. It appeared this was to be Port's night, but with 1:47 remaining Mark Tripp took a pass from Harness and Craig de Blois and directed the puck toward the goal and had it deflect in to knot the score at three. To top the week Sat., Dec. 8 pitted the Toros against the Peterborough 1 No. 2 team and was to be a lopsided 12 r 2 win. Scoring. for the 1 Bell boys was Gareth Stone from Britt Cole, Rob Real from Britt Cole, Brad Carnegie from Gareth Stone, Craig de Blois unassisted, Chris Hall from Rob Real, Guy Freeman from Kevin Flintoff and Mark Tripp, Mark Tripp from Guy Freeman, Chris Hall from Troy Neill, Gareth Stone from Eric Janssens and Brad Carnegie, Brad Carnegie from Craig de Blois, Chris Hall from Gareth Stone, Brad Carnegie unassisted. Congratulations to Chris Hall and Brad Carnegie for their hat trick performance and to Gareth Stone for his four point right. The boys' next game will be Sat., Dec. 15 at Darlington against a team yet to be announced. On December 8, Hydro Atoms travelled to Baltimore to play in their tournament. In the first game Hydro met Belleville and came up short with a 5 - 2 loss to an older and larger team with Greg Cook and Justin Merkac scoring for Hydro. In the second game, Hydro met the Newcastle United Counties team and put out a tremendous effort but lost 3 -1 in a very exciting game with Captain Justin Merkac scoring scoring for Hydro. The entire team deserves credit for playing excellent hockey. The team's biggest loss this week was not the two hockey games but of assistant Captain Jason Moore who broke his arm at school. He is the backbone of the Hydro defense and will be missed by the team. But get better and maybe you will be back by the playoffs. Terry VanLonden got that goal back less than a minute later, the play being set up by Chad Armstrong. Steve Desmedt put the Toros into the lead on a goal set up by Armstrong. Todd Cannings gave the Toros a 3 - 1 lead, scoring an unassisted goal at the 4:07 mark. Team Captain Joel Crombie intercepted intercepted an errant Uxbridge pass and drilled home a goal at the 4:47 mark of the middle period. Uxbridge scored two quick goals with the Toros playing short-handed to close the gap to 4 - 3. Kyle Purdy scored for the Toros while his team was short-handed, with the assist going to Todd Cannings. The Bowmanville club finished off the game's scoring, picking up three more unanswered goals in the final stanza. VanLonden scored from David Real; Jason Edmondson notched a goal, assisted by VanLonden and Real, and Terry VanLonden capped off a fine game and weekend by scoring the làst goal for Bowmanville. Eddy Strickland was in goal for the Toros, earning a well- deserved victory. The Toros were without the services of Ryan Stewart for both weekend weekend games. Audio-Vision Wins Tourney Audio-Vision Oldtimers attended the 6th annual Busters Oldtimers tourney in Newcastle recently and came away with the "B" Championship. Championship. Audio-Vision played Sunrise Oldtimers and beat them 8-0 with Ken Veitch getting the shut-out. Audio-Vision then played the eventual A champs Stortec in a fast, clean hockey match and were beaten 4-2. Audio-Vision then played the Oshawa Sudsers for the "B" Championship and nipped nipped them 8-2. Scoring goals in the championship game were Mike Hewer with two, Phil Solomon one, Bruce Meadows one, Ray Pickell one, Joe Balson one and Gary Bradley with two. Gary Bradley was picked the M.V.P. in the match. Ken Veitch played excellent goal allowing six tollies in three games. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1984 7 Non-Contact Hockey Standings as of December 9,1984 Team GW GL GT GF GA Pts. "Burke" Division Flying Dutchman 6 4 2 59 46 14 Barrett Electric 6 4 2 39 46 14 Shoppers Drug 6 j 1 52 46 13 San Marino 5 6 1 58 55 11 "Oliver" Division Clinic Pharmacy 9 3 0 60 40 18 Twin Brand 6 5 1 39 43 13 Courtice Auto 3 8 1 48 61 7 Toby's Pub 3 9 0 50 70 6 Goalie Averages Name Team "Burke" Division R. Stainton Barrett Electric T. Murdoch Shoppers Drug B. Roberts Flying Dutch. D. Bracey San Marino "Oliver" Division Moczulski Clinic Pharmacy M. KerstensTwin Brand Forrester Courtice Auto D. Cox Toby's Pub GP GA SOG AVG 294 .259 240 279 3.83 3.83 3.83 4.58 277 230 308 320 3.33 3.58 5.11 5.83 Top Scorers as of Dec. 2,1984 Name Team "Burke" Div. W. Alder San Marino E. Strand San Marino E. Coscarella San Marino J. Smith Flying Dutch. "Oliver" Div. P. Murdock Clinic G. Hillis Clinic M. Clouthier Toby's Pub B. Janitsch Clinic GP G A Pts. Durham Building Edged by Peterboro By JoeHumenick On Saturday, December 8th Bowmanville hosted Peterborough Peterborough and came up on the short end of a 3 - 0 score. Early in this contest, Bowmanville had a dumber of scoring chances to lake the lead ;x; failed to capitalize. Peterborough Peterborough took advantage of a number of errors in Bowman- ville's end which proved to be the difference in this contest. Jarrett Aus and Davey Veitch shared the goaltending duties and put in a fine performance. performance. Hopefully, coach Osmond will be able to obtain a few more players to complete complete his roster as going with 10 to 12 shooters will not win many games. Whitby 7 Bowmanville 4 On Sunday, December 9th Bowmanville travelled to Whitby and lost a hard fought contest by a 7 to 4 score. This contest had all the makings of a Bowmanville victory but once again came up just short of three solid periods of hockey. Coach Osmond should be pleased as all the boys gave nothing less than a hundred percent effort. Scoring for Bowmanville were Craig Forsey two goals, Corey Strand one goal, one assist, David Syulo one goal, Danny Couillard two assists, Matt Aitken one assist, Branden Osmond one assist, Matt Dykstra one assist. If this is anv indication of future p«ay by these boys i.e rest of the season should be very interesting. Legion Ladies Bowling League Team Standing! Nov. 29 Virg. Fairey 35745 pinfall, 36 points; Rita Junkin 35510, 32 Va; Joan Sutcliffe 36139, 28 V.; Onie Etcher 34150, 22; Patti Roberts 35129, 20; Sheila Roberts 34246,18. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 213, Sheila Roberts 202, Hilda Brock 201, Wendy Murdoch 200, Virg. Fairey 199, Onie Etcher 197, Rita Junkin 195, Patti Roberts 194, Barb Hanc 193, Lola Wright 193. High Triple - Jean Luxton 707. High Single - Jean Luxton 279. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe 213. Square Boy Defeats Kool Enterprises 4-2 D.J. and the Bears realize nothing is to be taken for granted as Kool Enterprises put up good effort on Dec. 1. The first period turned out to be a goaltenders duel between Warren Wright and our man Paul Brooks as both teams had opportunity to score. At one point a Kool defenseman took a screen shot on goal but our Mr. Brooks playing a very alert game made the stop. Square Boy's opened the score in the second period from Shane Crombie assisted by Brian Vandam and Jonathon Jonathon Boyd. The game continued continued with a lot of pressure from the Kool team and good support from Square Boy's defensemen Brent Gibson and the Big M as they poke checked checked and took their man out. All team members did their part in the game which resulted in their second goal scored by the D.J. assisted by Captain Kellet and Ryan O'Neill. The Kool team came bouncing back with a goal to end the period 2-1. In the third period, Kool kept up the good effort as they scored the tying goal with only moments to go in the game. Both teams now looking for that winning goal as the final three minute buzzer sounded. The Square Boy squad knowing knowing what they had to do hit the ice with a very well executed play. The D.J, working the puck in the Kool end fed it over to Captain Kellet who in turn moved in behind the net, waited waited for his team-mate to get in position, then passed to Shane Crombie ns he scored their third and winning goal, Nicely done boys. Square Boy's put the heat on again with only a minute to go as Brad Richard scored the clincher assisted by Mark Burns and Greg Ruby. With only 20 seconds to go in the game f Shane Crombie striving for hit hat trick nearly broke loose but was checked by a Kool player in the centre ice area. Good try Shane. Well done guys. Merry Makers Bowling Team Standing Dec, 6,1984 Elaine Elliott 27 points, 23,959 pinfall; Carol Roberts 26, 23,404; Reta Junkin 25, 23,879; Dorothy Kelly 19, 23,294; Gloria Smith 17,22,949; Ena Etcher 9, 22,263. High Single - Carol Roberts 307. High Double - Carol Roberts 501 (194, 307). High Average - Carol Roberts 208. Top Ten Averages Carol Roberts 208, Reta Junkin 202, Gloria Smith 201, Ena Etcher 181, Fern Bullock 175, Lorraine Gray 174, Elaine Elliott 174, Dorothy Bond 171, Myrna McManus 171, Barb Luciano 171. TRIPLE F I. Dykstra 28, P. Glasbergen 25, M. Rozema 24, H. Vander- gaast22, A. Vandergaast21, S. Rozema 21, G. Evers 20, A. Atkinson 20, M. Griffioen 20, A, Bonsma 20, J, Dykstra 17, D. Van Abbcma 14. High Single Ladies - II. Vandergaast 269, High Single Men - N. Griffioen 386. High Triple Ladies - II. Vandergaast 741. High Triple Men - N. Griffioen 810, High Average Ladies - II. Vandergaast 188, High Average Men • G. Evers 211. Learn How to Cook with your Panasonic, Microwave Oven Come to our microwave cooking demonstration, put on through the courtesy of Panasonic. Friday, Dec. 14th 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 VI