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i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1985 f 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville Juveniles defeated Port Hope by a lopsided score of 9-2 in the opening game of the league playoffs on Saturday in Bowmanville. Brenton Hughes, Gary McCullough' and Irv Gill picked up a total of 20 points between them in the game. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In the third game of the Bowmanville - Cobourg Jr. C playoffs, playoffs, the Eagles with their high scoring Rory Gibbs, Dave Tabb and Don Smith defeated the Cougars to keep their playoff hopes alive. Pierce Wilcox, who drove up from Kingston to play, returned returned minus a tooth. Fourth game goes Wednesday Wednesday in the new Darlington Arena. : • ; ; ; . ■ - -, ■ ~ Bowmanville Eagles Advance to Semi-finals BOWLING FOR MILLIONS -- Just a reminder that you have until February 9th for the Bowl for Millions program. Funds received from this annual project goes towards Big Brothers. Don't forget to make that special effort to sponsor a bowler next week. The local celebrities will be testing their skills on Saturday, Feb. 9th. Come, cheer them on at Liberty Bowl. SOCCER -- Mike Hamel, R.R. 2, Orono and a student of Clarke High School, has his sights set on a two week Soccer tour in Brazil beginning March 19th. Mike's expenses will be $1400. If you would like to help financially phone him at 983- 5426. Mike is a member of the Oshawa Junior Turul Soccer Club which has been invited to take part in a two week Brazilian Soccer Tour. The Turul Club will represent Canada in what has been described as two Mini-World Soccer Cups being held in Sao Paula and in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. SWIMMING REGISTRATION -- Swimmers of all ages should remember that the next round of classes at the Fitness Centre, Bowmanville begin February 18th. Registration continues all this week at the Community Services Department office on Temperance St. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. BIKE RACE -- The support of Molson Brewery Ltd. for the Port Hope Grande Prix of Cycling which was to be an annual event has been withdrawn withdrawn because of the poor attendance at last year's event. DRAFT NOTICE -- The Darlington Ball Hockey Association will be holding a player draft on March 24th. Anyone not previously registered with a team in the league is welcome. For more information contact Don Daigle 623-7492 or Scott Clifton 263- 2585. FREE SKATING -- Bowmanville Optimist Club is extending the dates for.free skating for children children to include Monday, Feb. 11 from 4 to 5 p.m. at Bowmanville Arena. Apparently their generous gesture is proving popular with the youngsters. ROLLER-THON -- The fourth annual Roller-thon for Multiple Sclerosis takes place Sunday, February 10th at Wheelies Family Roller Centre - 901 Burns St. E., Whitby. It will begin at 8:00 a.m. and go for eight hours ending at 4:00 p.m. Pledge forms are available at Checkers, Harvey's, Mac's Milk, Wendy's Restaurant, Fire Stations and Wheelies Family Roller Centre. For more information please call 579-7727. The Grand Prize this year which was donated in part by Wesley's World of Travel and Carousel Tours, is a trip for two to sunny Florida. The trip is to be arranged at a time of the year convenient for the travel company or credit of $700.00 toward package selected by the winner. The second Grand Prize is a weekend for two courtesy of L'Hotel in Toronto. There are numerous prizes for the different age categories along with a number of hourly prizes and donations donated by different businesses in the Durham region. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. .MILLand.YARD Specialty 328RltsonRd.N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Eagles recorded two more convincing victories over the Uxbridge Bruins last week to sweep their best-of- seven Central Ontario Junior 'C' Hockey League quarter final series in four straight games. In game three of the series played last Tuesday night in Bowmanville, the Eagles handed the Bruins a 12- 2 thrashing. On Friday night in Uxbridge in the series' finale, a depleted Eagles' lineup was able to hold off the Bruins' attack and register an 8-4 decision. In Tuesday's game, the Bruins opened the scoring at the 1:03 mark of the first period as Dan Martin set up Bill Peios who beat Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net. It took just over a minute and a half later for the Eagles to tie the score as Darcy Huber stole the puck in the Bruins' zone and beat netminder Brian Tarleton. The Eagles took the lead as Brian Heard scored from an almost impossible angle. This goal was scored at the 11:44 mark with the lone assist credited to John Young. The period's final goal was scored by the Eagles' Dayrell Rowe. After receiving a pass from defenceman Roger Hornsby, Tim . Preston and Rowe broke away on a two on one play. Rowe finished the play off by depositing the puck into the Bruins' net at the 18:06 mark. In the second period, the Eagles increased their lead to 4-1 at the 13:28 mark as the team passed the puck around very effectively in the Bruins' zone before Mark Hickey scored his first goal of the playoffs. Preston and Rowe were awarded assists on the play. At the 15:48 mark the Eagles scored the period's final goal. Randy Ellis was set up by Andy Terry and Huber and then released a backhand shot which the Bruins' netminder mishandled with his glove. The final 20 minutes of play saw the Eagles continue their dominance over the Bruins by adding seven more goals. Jeff Dawson started things rolling by picking up an Ellis' rebound and beating the Bruins' netminder. The other assist on this play which occurred at the 2:35 mark went out to Terry. Less than four minutes later, the Eagles went on a goal-scoring spree as they scored three times in a span of only thirty-eight seconds. Young started the onslaught by directing a rebound into an empty net after Hornsby had moved in and taken a shot at the 6:38 mark. Twelve seconds later, Rowe scored his second of the evening from Ellis and Gord Rogers. Then Rogers sent Rowe away on a rush which resulted in Rowe's hat trick goal. This goal prompted the Bruins' coach Wayne Redshaw to make a goaltending change by inserting Terry Wiltshire into the game. Willshire, however, was not able to contain the Eagles' potent attack either. At the 8:53 mark, Preston scored from Hickey and Rowe to give the Eagles a 10-1 lead. Then as the Bruins were on a powerplay, the Eagles scored a shorthanded marker. Rowe, after receiving a pass from Pierre St. Amand, passed off to Hickey who was cruising in all alone in front of the Bruins' net. Hickey made no mistake with this opportunity by scoring his second of the evening at 16:07. The Eagles' final goal was scored by Young whose shot somehow eluded the Bruins' goalie. Brian Heard had the lone assist for this goal scored at 17:21. The final goal of the game came with only three seconds remaining on the game clock. The Bruins' Brad Evans scored from Shane Campsall and Brian Stewart as the team was enjoying a two-man powerplay situation. In Friday night's game it was the Eagles' Scott Heard opened the scoring at the 5:07 mark of the first period with Young and Huber earning the assists. Bowmanville scored two powerplay goals to gain control of the game. First it was Young from the slot who beat Tarleton at 12:58 with Hornsby and Huber being awarded the assists. Then at 14:56 Rowe and Glenn German set up Preston at the side of the Bruins' net. Preston slid the puck along the ice and off the Bruins' netminder into the net. The Bruins' first goal came on a powerplay of their own. Chris Brown was the goal scorer with Peios and Martin earning assists at 16:22. Before the period had concluded, however, the Eagles restored their three- goal lead as Rowe scored from Terry at the 18:13 mark. In the second period, the Bruins were once again successful in cutting the Eagles' lead to only two goals. Scott Harper was cruising in the Eagles' slot area and directed a shot between Hooper's legs. Kevin Smith and Paul MacEwen assisted on this play which occurred at 4:50. The next goal was prompted by an excellent play by the Eagles' defenceman German.' He tied up a Bruins' player along the boards around the Eagles' blueline area which resulted in Rowe and Ellis breaking away on a two on one opportunity. Rowe deked around the remaining defenceman and then beat Tarleton in the Bruins' net at the 8:21 mark. Fifty seconds later, the Eagles went ahead 6-2 as Young held onto the puck inside the Bruins' zone until Huber positioned himself in front of the net and directed a shot behind the Uxbridge goaltender. Rogers who has been appointed as the Eagles' captain until Brian Keenan returns to the lineup picked up the other assist. The Bruins scored the period's final goal at 16:11. Eagle netminder Hooper was knocked down by an Uxbridge player and by the time he recovered, Mike Anderson had backhanded a shot into the net. Campsall and Todd LaRoche were awarded the assists on the play. In the final twenty minutes of play, with the Bruins facing elimination, the team played some of its better hockey in the entire series. On the powerplay at 7:28, Harper scored his second of the game from MacEwen and Lee Brown to narrow the gap to 6- 4. The Bruins continued to apply pressure but just couldn't put the puck behind Hooper again. The goal which put the final nail in the Bruins' coffin came at the 14:29 mark. German passed off to Young who then fed Terry who was standing all alone in front of the Bruins' net. Terry wasted no time in releasing a shot along the ice which beat the Bruins' netminder. The final goal in the game was Rowe's hat trick goal. Rowe picked up on a loose puck at the Eagles' blueline and raced the length of the ice to deposit the puck in the lower left-hand corner of the Bruins' net. Ellis picked up the lone assist on this play at 18:15. Hooper made a total of twenty-seven saves in this game to guide his team to the victory. The Eagles' forward, Young, with his one goal and three assists was named as the team's most valuable player of the game. Incidentally, Young also led the team in scoring in this quarter-final series with six goals and seven assists for a total of thirteen points. The Eagles now advance to the league semi-finals with as of yet an undetermined opponent. The Little Britain Merchants and the Port Perry MoJacks are still engaged in a battle to see who will provide the Eagles' next opposition. As of Sunday night, the MoJacks lead the series 3 games to 2. Game six goes tonight in Little Britain. The other semi-final series will feature the Lakefield Chiefs (who eliminated the Lindsay Trent Muskies 4 games to 1) against the winner of the Port Hope Panthers - Cobourg Cougars series. The Panthers lead this series 3 games to 2. Non-Contact Hockey San Marino's kept one point ahead of their division rivals as they startled the Flying Dutchman by handing them a 4 to 3 defeat. San Marino's W. Alder put the Dutchman behind early in the first period and from that point on they never looked back. A. Warren, for the Dutchman, tied the game midway through the first to set the stage for an exciting second period. Each team scored twice in the second, with San Marino's markers from G. Krummen- acher and D. Norton, and the Dutchman replying with singles from J, Smith and B. Caron, again leaving things tied at the end of the period. D. Norton proved to be the hero of the day, scoring with 1:27 remaining on the clock to give San Marino's the victory. Shots on goal were 26 to 22 for the Dutchman and San Marino's took 3 of the 5 minor penalties in this excellent match. With San Marino's win, Shopper's Drug Mart were behind the eight ball; to lose would put them in the basement basement for sure. Now everything rests with the final game between these two antagonists next weekend. Only one point separates these teams because Shopper's defeated Barrett Electric 4 to 3 in the second game on Saturday. Shopper's held a two-goal Hooked on Video Hits Four Game Losing Streak During the past week, the Hooked-on-Video Pee Wee team has been in a slump, losing four games, three of them playoffs. The first defeat was by Cobourg. The score was 7 - 2 and it was a game which the Toros had hoped to win proving that they were playing better. The major difference was that Cobourg finished off their plays around the net while Bowmanville did not. The second loss was 4 - 3 to the LNHL Bruins, an exciting game which cither team could have won. The third loss was to Oshawa 'AAA' number two ' team and it was 8 - 2. The Toros were equal to the opposition in many facets of the game but whenever they let down Oshawa controlled the play and scored. Lindsay 1 Toros 0 - This was a very disappointing result as the boys played well enough to win but the Lindsay goalkeeper goalkeeper played very well while luck was with them. The Toros had the puck on the Lindsay goal line and had many fine chances but could not score. The Lindsay goal came as the result of a deflection off a skate. Geoff Smith stopped everything else including a penalty shot. Jeff Acheson and Jeff Flintoff played well on defence, clearing the puck well and also holding it in the offensive end. Although the team played well they did not seem to have the intensity that they have exhibited during the last six weeks and consequently consequently the good crisp play was not evident. lead with singles from W. Smith and T. Klawitter until a power play marker from R. Hall put Barrett Electric on the board. Rounding out the scoring for Shopper's were P. Hobb and G. James while Barrett replied with goals by R. Hall, his second of the game, and R. Watts midway through the third. Only four minor penalties penalties were recorded, with each team taking two, while Shopper's had the edge in shots 22 to 18. Courtice Auto Wreckers started out in fine form early Sunday morning as they took a one-goal lead over Toby's Pub in the opening minutes of the first period. A three-in-a-row performance performance by G. Powell of Toby's Pub put Courtice far enough behind to make catching up difficult. As if to add insult to injury, Toby's went on to score three more unanswered goals to put the game completely out of the Wreckers' reach. Courtice took the bulk of penalties assessed, earning six of the nine, but they managed the only power play goal as J. Partner scored with one second remaining in the middle period. Each team scored in the third to make the final tally 7 to 3, in favour of Toby's, with shots recorded at 26 to 23 also in favour of Toby's, in this fast-paced contest. Two goals less than a minute apart by Twin Brand Orchards' P. Beecroft, early in the first, set the pace for a game which saw Twin Brand defeat Clinic Pharmacy 5 to 4, in the last game on Sunday. The first period ended in a tie as Clinic's G. Hillis and D. Shrives notched singles. Twin It's apurely recreational show. -- m 1 «* ♦> onto tl$cA*U*o*vU 'DeiftcU Sfuuu \METII0 TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE / Camping on Wheels is a show for the purist The person like you who loves the freedom of taking to the road. And this year the show has moved to the Convention Centre at the base of the CM Tower, one of Toronto's most popular tourist attractions. This new, bigger location means you can see even more Canadian-built recreational vehicles, all certified to CSA Z-240 quality and safety standards. So whether you're thinking of making that first purchase or upgrading the vehicle you already have, come to the show that's been planned for you. The one designed for your pure recreational pleasure, and sure to be your road to the good life. METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Febmaiy 7 to 10 HOURS; ADMISSION: Thursday 5 p.m,-10 p.m. Adults $5.00 Friday Noon-10 p.m. Seniors 6 Juniors (5-15) $3.50 Saturday 1030a.m.- 10p.m. Children under 5 admitted free Sunday Noon - 7 p.m, A CANADIAN NATIONAL SPORTSMEN'S SI IOW. A non profit Corporation (lixkatal to Canada's outdoor lrerlm<j<_*. Bell Bantams Earn Two More Victories On Friday, February 1, the Bell boys wound their way to Peterborough and skated off with a well deserved 4-2 victory. After a hard fought first period, the Bell boys, late in the period, surged ahead 1 - 0 on a goal by Troy Harness from Albert Big Canoe and Kevin Flintoff. The lead was short lived as the Petes pulled even five minutes into the second and an exchange of .goals left both teams even at two as the period ended. Second period goal scoring was Kevin Flintoff from Eric Janssens. The third period, however, was all Bowmanville as the winning goal, scored by Eric Janssens from Tim Smith, playing with us from the second team and Mark Tripp. The insurance goal was scored by Troy Harness, assisted by Craig deBlois and Rob Real. On Saturday, February 2 the boys were hosted by Oshawa Rotary and once again earned a well deserved 7 - 4 victory. The first period appeared as if Oshawa was asleep as the Bell boys dominated completely completely and emerged with a 3 - 0 lead. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville was Kevin Flintoff from Eric Janssens, Mark Tripp from Brad Carnegie and Gareth Stone, Mark Tripp frçm Gareth Stone and Brad Carnegie. In the second period, Oshawa matched goals with Bowmanville to go to the dressing room down 5 - 2. The Toro marksmen were Troy Neill from Eric Janssens and Kevin Flintoff, Craig deBlois from Rob Real and Troy Neill, In the third period, the boys once again exchanged goals but with solid defence the game was never in doubt, The Bell scoring was Gareth Stone from Mark Tripp and Brad Carnegie, Gareth Stone from Mike Kane. In both weekend games, the boys were blessed with steady and at times outstanding goalkeeping goalkeeping by Burke Lusn and Darrin Bunker as well as solid defence by Jeff Laird, Brett Cole, Albert Big Canoe, Troy Neill, Chris Hall and Mike Kane. The Bell's next encounter will be Saturday at home, 8:30 p.m. against Oshawa Rotary. Frank Midgets Record Three Playoff Wins The Major Midgets , have kept up the winning trend with a 6-4 score over Peterborough and 3-1 game with Oshawa. In the Peterborough game they opened the scoring but Kelly Balson soon evened up the score. Brian Noble and Mike Gallant counted for , the next four goals with two each and Larry Perris rounded off the scoring with a shot from the point. Chris Beck earned 4 assists. Noble 2, Gallant 2, Scott Page and Chris Urie one each. Brian Noble reached the magic number of 50 goals in the Peterborough defeat. Congratulations Brian ! On January 23, the Toros met Oshawa and put the fans through a tense three periods. The clock seemed to move slowly but so did the players. It's exam time and it appeared to take its toll. The Toros appeared tired physically and mentally. Brian Noble scored early in the first period but Oshawa soon tied up the game. It was late in the third period before Noble put in his second goal and Mike Gallant added the 3rd and insurance goal with 13 seconds left on the clock. ; i Brand however, again took the lead in the second with the only goal of the period produced produced by their own B. Alldred. Clinic's turn to take the lead came halfway through the third as M. Borutskie and P. Hoy found the elusive mark. Another pair of quick Twin Brand goals, this time less than 10 seconds apart, by J. Ayre and B. Duffield (his first of the season) proved to be the end for Clinic. The Beasties tried to splinter Clinic's J. "Polish Pine" Moczulski with 39 shots while Clinic managed to hit Beasties' M. Kerstens 20 times. Teams are reminded of the change in date for the Annual Meeting to February 14, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. at the Flying Dutchman Motel. Ken Wright Atom Selects Tie and Lose On Saturday, February 2, the Atom Selects hosted Oshawa's Little N.H.L. Red Wings. Bowmanville opened the scoring with a goal by Jason Moore, assisted by Ryan Becker. We had lots of scoring chances but were unable to get by Oshawa's goalie in the second and third periods. Oshawa tied the game 1 -1 in the second period. Superb goaltending prevented any further goals throughout the game. On Sunday, February 3 the Atom Selects played Pickering. Pickering. The team played extremely well with a lot of good passing. The final score was 5 -1 with goals scored by Carlo Warr, Dan Kooy, Jason Wichman, Greg Cook and Ryan Becker. Assists went to Jason Moore (one), Joey Bate (two), Dan Kooy (two), Carlo Warr (one), and Jason Wichman (one). It looks like the hour and a half practice on Saturday, helped guys! - and Sarah. Good luck in Cobourg next Sunday, Monday Night Team Standings 9 points - Donna Harness - 11239 pins; 7 - Sharlene DeHart - 11470; 7 - Jean Harness - 10790 ; 7 - Sheila Roberts - 10522; 7 - Jackie Brnybrook - 10408 ; 7 - Barb Osborne - 10382; 6 - Lynda Nickerson -10619; G - Francine Wright - 10443; 5 - Fern Bradley - 10234; 4 - Donna Stainton - 10407; 4 - Pat Ilctherington • 10297; 3 - Nancy Living-10113. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 237, Sharlene DeHart 209, Jackie Brnybrook 2011, Sheila Roberts 2(H), Muriel Tennant 199, Fern Bradley 197, Linda Bryant 194, Nancy Living 192, Lynda Nickerson 190, Wilma Van Goor 190. 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