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êÊ3-iM SUCCESSFUL GOLF WEEK -- Playing at the beautiful Robert Trent Jones Golf Course in Puerto Plata Dominican Republic a group of 20 professionals and 60 amateurs competed in 3 separate tournaments during the week. Locals participating in the tournament were Bill Finnic, Dave Wilson, Ted Fairey and Bruce Welsh. Bill Finnie sank a 40 ft. eagle putt on the 18th hole of the team scramble tournament to ensure the team a spot on the prize table. Bill also picked up an additional prize in the 2 man amateur team event with a team total of 73 quota points. Golf professional Bruce Welsh among with pro partner Tim McCutcheon captured the Pro-Pro Best ball tournament with a score of 64. Bruce also placed in the money in the other two events to make it a most pleasureable golf vacation. Lonny Pike of Titleist is already planning an attractive itinerary for next year's tournament. Town League Hockey Round Robin Final Standings W L T Pts. G.F.G.A. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1985 Newcastle Edges Bowmanville Auto STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY 27 W L T P Bow. Auto 12 4 1 25 Huskies 8 7 2 18 Whitby 7 10 0 14 Newcastle 3 11 3 9 Official Ceremonies Open BMHA Novice Tournament Hawks 3 1 1 7 15 5 Townsports 3 2 0 6 19 14 Brothers Pizza 2 1 2 6 10 8 Hunt's Photo 2 2 1 5 14 10 Bow. Golf 2 3 0 4 15 18 Castle Hotel 1 . 4 ' 0 2 8 19 • February 7th Sqmi Finals feature: Hawks vs. Hunts at 8:00 p.m. Townsports vs. Brothers Pizza 9:30p.m. ■ 1 In January 31st action at Memorial Arena, Brother's Pizza and the Deli Hawks fought to a one all tie. Jerry Leddy, from Bill Hogarth and Rob Dwyer scored for the Pizza makers, with Dave Brown, from Stan Konarowski replying for the Hawks. Brothers picked up five minors and one major penalty, while the Deli Hawks were assessed two minors. Bowmanville Golf and Country Club downed Castle Hotel by four to two in the second game. Pete Krukkert notchfed two for the Golf side, while Brad Godfrey and Tom Dwyer added singles. Assists were carded by Bruce Welsh, Wayde Preston, Krukkert, Mark Luxton, Ralph Cryder- man, and Brad Godfrey. Steve Simpson and Dwayne Major scored for the Castle, with assists by Major and Brad Prentice. In game three, Hunt's Photography blasted six goals past Britt Murphy to earn their way into the semi final round. Town Sports managed only one goal against Scott Bate, who played a strong game in the Hunt's net. Huilt's scorers were A1 Brunt and Brian Allin (two each), Paul Reid, and Mark Berney. Rob Small, Reid, Berney, John Hogarth, Brent Badour, and Terry VanSchyn- del supplied Hunt's assists. Jim Baker scored from Bill Prentice, for Town Sports. Spencer Wins First Game Opening ceremonies at the annual BMHA Novice hockey tournament at Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday took place at noon with the official puck dropping honors shared by Sam Cureatz, MPP, His Worship Mayor Garnet Rickard and BMHA President Bruce Lush. The players are Rusty Harding of the Unionville Jets and Gary Adams of Dennis Pizzeria. In the first game in the Commercial League Sunday morning hockey, Royalview Glass defeated Dennis Pizzeria 10 - 4. Scoring for Royalview was Paul Kennedy, Dave Boyle and Charlie Andalsek, 2 goals each, singles to Dan Armstrong, Ken Hall, Paul Leslie and Kelly Boyle, assists went to A1 Urbas 5, Dave Boyle 3, Paul Leslie 2, Barry Boyle 2, single assists to Dan Armstrong, Charlie Andalsek and Kelly Boyle. Scoring for Dennis Pizzeria were Bub Label 2, Mark Ellis and Bill Peterson, assists went to Mike Wade, At Clark, Rob Green , and Kevin Vandeslynlea 1 each. In the second game, strong goaltending in the 3rd period by Steve Hall enabled Spencers to defeat Cowans 5-4. Scoring for Suencers were Steve Simpson and Doug Ritchie 2 each, single to Ted Paul, assists went to John Hogarth and Joe Hallester 2 each. Single assists to Doug Ritchie, Ted Paul and Jordie Bowen. Scoring for Cowans was Mark Berney, Steve Carrie, Mike Burke and Paul Dadsan. Assists went to Bill Hogarth 3, Mark Berney 2, Joe Murphy and Steve Carrie 1 each. Next games are Sunday, February 10, 10 a.m. Cowans vs. Spencers. 11:30 Royalview vs. Dennis Pizzeria. Come out and see some good hockey. House League Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety Atom : Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Bantam: Bowmanville Sand & Gravel Games February 2,1985 Novice: Victoria & Grey 5, Doug Parkin 2, Jamie Sellers 2, Mike Talotti 1 -- Bonded Paving 2, Allan McCullough 1, Mark Read 1. Adam & Eve 1, Craig Taylor 1 -- Jimmy's Place 1, Kyle McLean 1. 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Victoria & Grey 10 1 . 2 41 : 17 22 Jimmy's Place 5 5 " 4 21 ,24 14 Adam & Eve?. 4 V-l. 22 : 26 12 Bonded Paving Atom: 1 11 0 17' 39 >:> . 2 Ontario Hydro 6 0 3 26 14 15 London Life 6 4 0 38 26 12 401 Esso 3 5 1 24 27 ■s 7 Lange's Photo 2 4 3 15 29 7 J&J Sharpening Pee Wee: 0 4 5 17 24 5 I.O.O.F. 7 2 1 29 17 15 Hutton 6 3 1 32 30 13 McRobbie 5 6 0 42 37 10 Mr. Sub 4 5 1 34 26 9 J&J Sharpening Bantam: 2 8 1 23 42 5 SquareBoy 10 2 1 50 30 21 Kool Enterprises 4 6 3 45 26 11 Nichols 5 7 0 48 52 10 Capri Midget : 3 7 2 42 47 8 Marianna 6 1 2 30 17 14 Courtice Shell 3 5 1 32 27 7 Rotary 2 5 1 15 33 5 David Rice 1, Richard MacCheyne 1. Remember Transporters Prepare for Playoff Round Blame it on the long drive, the long lay-off, the flu bug or whatever, the fact is the Buckham Transporters Toros fizzled in Orangeville on Saturday to turn what had started to be an exciting win into a ho-hum loss that left nothing to be said but "let's go home!" Oh, there were flashes of brilliance and some outstanding plays. The line of Shane Armstrong, Greg Healey and Stephen Smith continued to dominate the boards with their tenacious forechecking and bull's eye passing, always causing pressure pressure around the net. After some sure passing from Greg and Stephen, Shane let a blast go from the blue line to put the Toros ahead 1 - 0 at 4:58 of the first. Greg Healey accounted for the second in the third period. However, Orangeville answered with four and the game was over 4-2. Sunday morning matched the Transporters against the Little NHL Canadians in Orono. Although the game ended in a tie (1-1) the score could have easily been extremely lopsided as all lines tied the Canadians up in their own end but the puck just wouldn't go in for them. Once again Greg Healey from Shane Armstrong and Stephen Smith accounted for the scoring scoring robbed of many others by fate. Although the team showed more sparkle in this game they did not show playoff playoff readiness. However, they've had their slumps before and have always risen to the occasion, especially when playing the tougher teams. As a result most fans are predicting victory over Midland next weekend. Good luck, Toros! TOP 10 SCORERS AS OF JANUARY 20 G A Pts. Steve West 25 19 44 Terry Piontek 19 19 38 (Shotgun) Tom Simpson 21 7 28 (BB Gun) Doug Leddy 12 16 28 Grant Luxton 17 9 26 Rory Gibbs 10 16 26 John (60 Minute) Stainton 10 15 25 Bruce Prentice 13 12 25 Rick Ellis 11 11 22 Boyd Knox 10 12 22 Action on January 27 saw that floating at centre ice does pay off. Mike Roy, who seldom crossed his own blue line, collected four goals for Newcastle. Newcastle. John Stainton noticed how this was done and tried it himself, the result three goals. Brad Almond, Bow. Auto's G.M., was pressed into action in between the pipes. Bowmanville Auto held a 6-4 lead at the end of two periods, but Newcastle rallied to figure G.M. Almond out and recorded a six goal third period. R.J. Hall had three goals and two assists in a losing effort for Bow. Auto. First period - Newcastle: Roy, (Hazelton); Newcastle: Bezubiak, (MacGregor, Hazelton) ; Bow. Auto: Villeneuve, (Stainton, R.J. Hall) ; Bow. Auto: R.J. Hall, (W.R. Harness, Stainton) ; Newcastle: Bezubiak, (Roy, Hazelton); Newcastle: Roy, (Druce). Second period - Bow. Auto: Stainton, (Sznoit) ; Bow. Auto: Stainton, (Villeneuve); Bow. Auto: Villeneuve, (Stainton); Bow. Auto: R.J. Hall, (Sznoit). Third period - Newcastle: Roy, (Patton); Newcastle: MacGregor, (Druce) ; Newcastle: Roy, (Druce); Bow. Auto: R.J. Hall, (Sznoit) ; Newcastle : Hazelton, (Roy); Newcastle: Hazelton, (Roy, Patton); Newcastle: Hazelton, (Roy); Bow. Auto: Stainton, (R.J. Hall). Rory Gibbs scored four' times and set up three others as the Wanderers defeated Whitby 11-6. Sam Allin had two goals and four assists for the Wanderers also. The Wanderers had six unanswered unanswered goals in the second period. First period - Whitby: Sangwin, (Howes, Noonan); Huskies: Gibbs, (Langmaid, Broome); Huskies: Allin (Knox); Whitby: Hircock, (Murray, Ellis). Second period - Huskies: Gibbs, (Allin, Westlake); Huskies: Baker, (Gibbs, Allin); Huskies: Kohn, (Allin, Gibbs); Huskies: Griffin, (Baker, Knox); Huskies: Gibbs, (Allin, Ashton); Huskies: Allin, (Gibbs). Third period - Whitby: Sangwin, (Lamour); Whitby: Rice, (McGregor); Huskies: Westlake, (Gay, Knox); Huskies: Gibbs, (unassisted); Whitby: Ellis, (Howes); Huskies: Baker, (unassisted); Whitby : Noonan, (unassisted). Bowling Results TOWN AND COUNTRY Les Hunt 26, A1 Bentley 19, Steve Sanderson 16, Bob Brown 12, Mike Powers 11, Alan Tibbies 10, Terry Luke 10, Nelda Dawson 8. Ladies' High Triple - Ricky Zealand 613. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 649. Ladies' High Single - Nelda Dawson 247. Men's High Single - 'Les Hunt 235. DENNIS PIZZERIA NOVICE TOROS The Novice Toros started their playoffs the weekend of January 26 with two big wins. The first game was at Darlington against Cobourg with a 5-2 win for Toros. On Sunday, the boys travelled to Port Hope for the other 6-0 win. Craig Cowles 1, Bruce Bumslead 1 -- London Life 2, Joey Bate 1, Warren Bate 1. Pee Wee: Mr. Sub 8, Travis Campbell 2, Richard MacCheyne 2, Larry Morrison 1, Chris Poirier 2, David Rice 1 -- McRobbie 5, Geoff Goode 1, Shawn Connolly 1, Jeremy Snowden 2, Brad Powell 1. Hutton 6, Charlie Bouck 1, Dave McWilliams 3, Dana Barrett 2 -- J & J Sharpening 1, Shawn Baumhauer 1. Bantam: Kool Enterprises 3, Scan Powers l, Todd De Gooyer 1, Jeff Johnson 1 -- Square Boy 2, Brad Rickard 1, Terry Kellet 1. Capri 5, Karl Wunderlich 1, Dave Poirier 3, Jan Vanderhcydcn 1 -- Nichols 3, Mark Boutilicv 1, M, Marritt 1, Jeff Shannon 1. Midget: Marianna 5, Dwayne McCullough 1, Jim Van Drucn 1, Vaugh Chambers 1, Mike Knight 1, Scott Veals 1 -- Courlice Shell 4, O.J. Sidor 2, Mike Annis 1, Shawn Healey 1. Future Games Bowmanville Arena February 9,1985 11:00 a.m. - Kool Enterprises vs. Capri (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - Nichols vs. Square Boy (Bantam). 0:50 a.m. - Rotary vs. Marianna (Midget). 10:50 a.m.-I.O.O.F. vs, J & J Sharpening (Pec Wee). 11:40 a,m. - Hutton vs. Mr, Sub (Pee Wee). 12:40 p.m. - London Life vs, J&J Sharpening (Atom). 1:30 p.m. - Ontario Hydro vs, 401 Esso (Atom). 2:30 p.m. • Jimmy's Place vs, Victoria & Grey (Novice). 3:20 p.m, - Bonded Paving vs, Adam & Eve (Novice), On February 1, the Mr. Sub team travelled to Grafton for an exhibition game. The game ended with Mr. Sub mid Grafton envli scoring 3 goals. Mr. Sub started quick with their first goal coming after 1:34 of the 1st period. Richard MacCheyne scored the goal with the assist going to Chris Poirier. Mr. Sub played a strong 2nd period with Richard MacCheyne picking up 2 more goals with Larry Morrison and Chris Poirier each getting an assist. The third period found the Sub's going through the motions, this allowed Grafton to connect for three, 3rd period goals. Grafton scored their third goal with only one suuonu leu in tne game. The Mr. Sub boys must now start playing 45 minutes per game. February 2, Mr. Sub defeated McRobbie by a score of 8 to 5. The new line of Chris Poirier, Travis Campbell and David Rice accounted for 5 of Mr. Sub's goals. This line showed that if you work hard the breaks will come your way. The goal scorers for Mr, Sub were Richard MacCheyne 2, Chris Poirier 2, Travis Campbell 2, David Rice 1, Larry Morrison 1 with assists going to Chris Poirier 3, Hospital Bowling Ladies High Single - Charlotte Caseagnette 233. Men's High Single - Phil Woodcock 261. Ladies High Triple - Charlotte C'ascngnelte 603. Men's High Triple - Hoy Woodcock 6011. 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