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t 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, February 13,1985 Kool Now Unbeaten in Six Games On Saturday, February 9th, Kool Enterprise Bantams pul their unbeaten streak on the line against Capri in what would prove to be a very erratic game. The first period started slowly with neither team seemingly interested in scoring and it wasn't until the 8:00 mark that Kool's Tony Dyer scored on a long, dropping dropping shot from his right defensive defensive position that caught the Capri goalie by surprise. Brent MacKay assisted. This one goal lead stood up until the final minute of the period when Capri managed to tie the game. ■ The second period continued in the same vein as the first, with the sole exception of Todd DeGooyer's goal early in the period. This was scored only after some very diligent work by Todd in front of Capri's net. Assists were awarded to Sean Powers and Trevor Bog- danow. The period was down to the final three minutes when Capri scored again to even the game. With the beginning of the . third period, the Kool team seemed to find its lost hockey skills and start to carry the play. Despite Kool's renewed spirit, the Capri boys were able to keep the score even at two apiece, until Paul • Smethurst notched Kool's third goal and the eventual winner. Paul scored on a low shot to the right-hand corner after receiving a perfect pass from Jeff Stevens, with the second assist going to Shaun Carlton. Kool continued to play well, especially defensively defensively as the period wound down. Shaun Carlton scored the final goal of the game on a well-placed set-up by Brent MacKay in front of the Capri net. Todd DeGooyer received the second assist. The final score of the game was 4 - 2, Kool over Capri. Atoms Lose Both Games On Weekend The Flying Dutchman Major Atoms have dug themselves themselves a deep hole in the O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League playoffs, having dropped their first three games. The Toros lost on Friday night in Cobourg and were defeated at home by Stouffville on Saturday. Saturday. Less than a minute had elapsed in the opening frame when Cobourg scored. The Toros' Jason Edmondson tied the score assisted by Steve Desmedt. Cobourg again jumped into the lead when they scored at the 2:06 mark. Chad Armstrong again tied the score with the assist going to his centreman Terry VanLonden. Jason Edmondson picked up his second of the game to send Bowmanvillc into the lead. The assist went to David Real. VanLonden made it 4 - 2 for the Toros, the play being set up by Todd Cannings. Cobourg scored with only three seconds remaining in the period and the final stanza was all Cobourg as they scored four unanswered goals to register a 7 - 4 victory. Eddy Strickland was in goal for Bowmanville. Lose to Stouffville 4-0 The Toros were shut out by Stouffville, to the tune of 4 - 0. The visitors struck for a goal In the first period, two in the second and one more in the third period for their margin of victory. Darcy Veitch was called up from the Atom No. 2 club and was afforded little protection. Paul Zwicker was absent due to illness for both weekend games. The Toros played Cobourg at the Darlington Sports Centre last night. Atom Selects On Saturday, February 9 the Atom Selects played two games. The morning game was against the Whitby Minors. The Bowmanville Atom Selects have a tough time getting on track for morning games and were defeated 3 - (I. In the evening the Selects played Little NHL Red Wings in Oshawa. The team played a good fast-paced game but came up short losing 3 - 2. Goals were scored by Jason Moore and Warren Bale. Assists were by Warren Bale and Craig Cowles. On Sunday the team went to the Cobourg Select Tournament Tournament played at Grafton Arena, We met with the Oshawa Select team in our . first game. 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