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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 27,1985 7 Hockey Results House League Standing as of February 23,1985 W L T F A Pts. Novice: Victoria & Grey 14 Jimmy's Place 6 Adam & Eve 5 Bonded Paving 4 Atom : Ontario Hydro 9 London Life 8 401 Esso 4 Langes 3 J & J Sharpening 2 Pee Wee: •I.O.O.F. 10 , Hutton 7 : McRobbie 6 Mr. Sub 5 J & J Sharpening 2 Bantam: Square Boy 11 Capri 6 Kool 5 Nichols 5 Midget: Marianna 9 Courtice Shell 5 Rotary 4 House League ' Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety. Atom: Ken Wright Haulage. Pee Wee: Checker's Variety. Bantam : Bowmanville Sand & Gravel. Games Feb. 17,1985 Atom: Lange's Photo 3, Scott Ilton, Byron Lange 1, Dan Kooy 1 -- London Life 2, Joey Bate 1, Warren Bate 1. J & J Sharpening 2, Kim Duczemalenski 1, Dan Walters 1 -- 401 Esso 1, Blair Walkey 1. Games Feb. 19,1985 Atom: Ontario Hydro 4, Tommy Hansen 1, Justin Merkac 2, Spencer Latin 1 -- Lange's Photo 0. Shut out Sarah Couch. Pee Wee: Hutton Transport 2, Eric Smith 1, Corry Chambers 1 -- I.O.O.F. 2, Billy McIntyre 1, Jack Bentley 1. Game Feb. 21,1985 Midget: Rotary 6, Shawn Rekker 2, Scott Burns 1, Carl Feddemma 2, Mike Smith 1 -- Courtice Shell 5, O.J. Sidor 1, Ondre Ilkay 1, Greg Clarke 1, Dave Morrison 2. Games Feb. 23,1985 Novice: Jimmy's Place 4, ! Mike Cramm 3, Brian Pickard 1 -- Adam & Eve 2, Ryan MacKenzie 1, Jerry Johnson 1. Victoria & Grey 4, Mike Talotti 2, Doug Parkin 2 -- Bonded Paving 2, Allan McCullough 2. . ..Atom : London Life 2, Way de Putman 1, Jamie Brake 1 -- Ontario Hydro 1, Rob Mclver i. J & J Sharpening 1, Dan Walters -- Lange's Photo 0. Shut out Sean Brown. Pee Wee: McRobbie 4, Jeremy Snowden 2, Brett Rosnak 1, Darryl MacKenzie -- J & J Sharpening 3, Sean Snow 1, Shawn Baumhauer 1, Scott Selleck. Bantam: Square Boy 2, ■ Terry Kellet 1, Greg Raby 1 -- ; Kool 1, Jason Vacheresse 1. Capri 6, Jan Vanderheyden ■ 2, Mark Vanderheyden 4 -- Nichols 1, Mark Boutilier 1. Midget: Marianna 4, Scott Veals 3, Jim VanDrumen 1 -- 1 2 59 25 30 7 4 27 44 16 8 4 30 40 14 13 0 35 48 8 1 3 35 17 21 5 0 47 30 16 7 1 33 31 9 7 3 18 43 9 6 5 20 32 9 2 2 48 21 22 4 2 41 41 16 7 0 48 44 12 7 1 43 39 11 10 1 26 53 5 3 2 57 41 24 8 2 58 56 14 7 4 53 33 14 9 2 60 71 12 2 2 47 26 20 7 1 50 53 11 9 1 29 60 9 Rotary 3, Mike Smith L , Carl Feddema 1, Edward Paradis 1. Courtice 5, Shawn Healey 1, Mike Annis 2, Dave Morrison 2 -- Marianna 3, Mike Knight 1, Mark Smith 1, Dwayne McCullough 1. Future Games Bowmanville Arena March 2,1985 8 a.m. - 1st Round Playoff (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - 1st Round Playoff (Bantam). 9:50 a.m. - Marianna vs. Courtice (Midget). • 10:50 a.m. - McRobbie vs. Mr. Sub (Pee Wee). 11:40 a.m. - Hutton vs. J & J Sharpening (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 vs. Bonded (Novice). 3:20 p.m. - Victoria & Grey vs. Adam & Eve (Novice). 4:10 p.m. - Rotary vs. Courtice (Midget). Sunday, March 3 Darlington Arena 7 a.m. - 401 Esso vs. Langes (Atom). 8 a.m. - J & J Sharpening vs. Ontario Hydro (Atom). Sunday, March 3 Bowmanville Arena 4 p.m. - Novice Playoff game. 5 p.m. - Novice Playoff game. Tuesday, March 5 Bowmanville Arena 6 p.m. - J & J Sharpening vs. I.O.O.F. (Pee Wee). 7 p.m. - Mr. Sub vs. Hutton (Pee Wee). Darlington Arena 5 p.m. - Bantam Playoff game. Thursday, March 7 Bowmanville Arena 5 p.m. - Bantam Playoff game. 6 p.m. - Courtice vs. Rotary (Midget). B.M.H.A. house league annual meeting Sunday, March 31 at 1 p.m., Court Room 1. Articles on agenda election of officers, rules and registration fees to be set for 1985/86. NON-CONTACT HOCKEY ; Barrett Electric got even with San Marino's in ; Saturday's first game as they ■ won game #2 of the series and '. forced a third and deciding ; game. Three goals in the first ■period were all that were 1 necessary for Barrett, as they ; went on to defeat San Marino's • 4 to 2 in a game which saw 18 " minor penalties assessed, with . San Marino's taking 10 of them. J. Lemke, with a pair, and . singles from G. Adams and B. Evans accounted for Barrett's ! scoring in the first and third ; periods. Second period ■ markers belonged completely ' to San Marino's as they made a concentrated effort to break Barrett's domination. Goals ! by D. Norton and E. Strand were recorded for the San Marino's team as they tried to end Barrett's playoff efforts. Shots on goal were very close at 24 for Barrett's and 23 for San Marino's, In Saturday's second game Clinic Pharmacy found themselves going from a 4 to 0 lead to a 4 to 5 deficit, as,thcy played their second game against Toby's Pub. • S. Pollard, in a remarkable . game, scored 5 goals in' a row • to put his team, Toby/s Pub, ahead of the Clinie Pharmacy ; team (who still don't believe it • really happened) 5 to 4 until P. ! Murdock, with his second goal • of the game on a wicked drive, cleanly heat ■ Toby's goaltcndcr. It looked as though a tie was going to be the outcome when, with only ! 33 seconds remaining, B. ; Janitsch, who had previously • hit the post twice, ended the ; season for Toby's Pub and ■ gave Clinic a,narrow 6 to 5 victory. / Only 4 minor penalties were assessed, each team taking 2. Clinic had the edge in shots at ■33 to 29. Early Sunday morning saw the finish of an excellent and surprising season for the Twin Brand Orchard Bens) les as they were defeated 3/to 2 by Courtice Auto Wreckers and bowed out of the series In 2 straight games. A. Junkin notched the only marker of the first period to give Courtice an early lead. However, when the teams entered the dressing-rooms at the end of the second, Twin Brand was ahead 2 to 1 on goals by D. Whittaker and J. Wright. It was not until midway through the third that P. Henderson scored to tie the game and give Courtice new life. With 1:08 on the clock P. Henderson scored the winning goal to give Courtice a final 3 to 2 victory and the series by 2 straight games. Shots on goal were close with the edge going to Courtice 25 to 22. Courtice also won in the penalty department as they took 4 of the 7 handed out. The Flying Dutchman evened out their series with Shopper's Drug Mart in the late game on Sunday as they defeated them 5 to 2. First period scoring was equal as J. Smith and 13, Faulkner tallied for the Dutchman and T. Kalwittcr and W. Smith sent the reply for Shopper's. P. Kizoff netted what proved to be the winner at 16:30 of the second, the only marker of the period, as the Dutchman took the game from Shopper's. Two more goals in the third by Dutchman's T. Fennell and J. Robinson rounded out the scoring for the game. Penalties were tied at 4 apiece hut the Dutchman took the edge in shots 26 to 25. Bowling Results TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Les Hunt 4(1, Al Bentley 30, Boh Brown 29, Alan Tibbies 22, Mike Powers 22, Steve Sanderson 111, Terry Luke 111, Nelda Dawson III, Ladies' High Triple - Nancy Weirsma 656. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 704. Ladles' High Single - Ricky Zealand 2411. Men's High Single - Les Hunt 279, Cowan Eagles Advance to League Finals By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Eagles have advanced to the Central Ontario Junior 'C' Hockey League finals. The team defeated the Port Perry MoJacks in their best-of-seven semi-final series 4-1. Game four in the series was played last Wednesday in Port Perry. Facing elimination, the MoJacks put forth a solid game and emerged with a 6-3 victory. On Friday night, however, elimination became a reality for the MoJacks as the Eagles posted a 9-6 victory in the Bowmanville Arena. In Port Perry on Wednesday, the Eagles opened the scoring at the 3:18 mark of the first period. Chris Dreossi took the initial shot and then had his rebound picked up by linemate Jeff Dawson who beat Clay Lovering in the MoJacks' net. This turned out to be the only lead that the Eagles would possess throughout the entire game. At the 15:58 mark, Paul Butterworth scored unassisted for the MoJacks to even the score after twenty minutes of play. In the second period, Port Perry went ahead 2-1 when Jeff Johnstone won a face-off in the Eagles' zone and Brian Nicholson slapped a shot from the point behind Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net. The next MoJack goal was identical to the previous one. While the MoJacks were shorthanded, Johnstone won a face-off and Brian Nicholson released another rocket which beat Hooper at 13:03. The period's final goal was scored less than two minutes later as Bob Horton set up Wayne Snodden who connected on a MoJack powerplay at 14:55. This gave the MoJacks a three-goal lead heading into the final period and left everyone wondering whàt to ! expect in the concluding twenty minutes of the game. The Eagles dominated the play in the third period but could not finish off their plays. The result of this was that both teams exchanged a pair of goals in the period to make the final score 6-3. For the MoJacks it was Brad Flaxman scoring from Paul Butterworth and Rob Nicholson scoring from Johnstone. Both Eagle goals were scored by Tim Preston. The first one was assisted by Mark Hickey at the 13:13 mark. Preston's second goal came while the Eagles were on a 2-man powerplay situation with Randy Ellis picking up the lone assist at the 17:44 mark. The Eagles outshot the twelve seconds later Brian MoJacks 43-34 in the game but Nicholson beat the Eagles' it was the Port Perry squad starting netminder Hooper which was able to capitalize w ith Johnstone picking up the on its good scoring lone assist, opportunities. The loss was This goal prompted the the Eagles' first defeat since Eagles' coach Paul Robinson dropping a 2-1 decision to the to pull netminder Hooper in league all-stars on Boxing favour of George Kennett. Day. Prior to that Kennett who was considered Bowmanville had not lost a a s the team's number one league game since Sunday, goalie during the regular November 18th when the season had not seen any action Lindsay Trent Muskies won 4- s j nce Sunday, January 6th. 2 in the Bowmanville Arena. Hooper had started 12 In other words the Eagles consecutive games between had been on an undefeated the pipes for the Eagles but streak of twenty-four games obviously was not playing the that stretched over a period of way he had played throughout just over three months. In this the playoffs, period, the Eagles compiled a Temporarily it appeared as record of twenty victories and though Kennett would not be four ties. able to salvage the evening for On Friday night, early on in Bowmanville as Jeff McColl the game it appeared as scored from Snodden at the though the Eagles were 8:09 mark. Bowmanville heading for their second finally got on the scoreboard consecutive loss. Before the as Scott Heard scored an game was even ten minutes unassisted marker at 14:12. old the MoJacks had jumped This turned out to be the into a 4-0 lead. period's final goal but by the Jeff Butterworth opened the ensuing celebration provided scoring at the 3:08 mark with by Heard in front of the Mike Brown being awarded MoJacks' bench area one the lone assist. Flaxman then could sense that this was an scored from Scott Wallace and omen of the events to Rob Nicholson at 6:29. Only Brian Nicholson on the powerplay at 13:11. With only four seconds remaining in the period the Eagles scored their only powerplay goal on the night. Terry and St. Amand teamed up to set Brian Heard up with a pass down the left hand side of the rink. Heard with a good burst of speed crossed the MoJacks' blueline and beat netminder Harman with his shot. In the third period, Port Perry tied the game at 6-6 as Johnstone scored from Snodden at 3:25. What turned out to be the game-winning goal came off the stick of the Eagles' forward Rowe at 10:46. Hickey and Darcy Huber picked up the assists on the play. Immediately following this goal the Eagles' Huber went after the MoJacks' McColl. Huber was assessed seven minutes in penalties and also ejected from the game while McColl received only a minor penalty for roughing. This could easily have been the turning point of the game as the MoJacks could have enjoyed a full five-minute powerplay. A MoJacks' player however took a minor penalty a little while later and the MoJacks simply could not get on track throughout the rest of their powerplay. As the teams were playing with three skaters apiece, Terry gave the Eagles some breathing room as he scored unassisted at the 12:13 mark on an excellent individual rush. The final goal of the game was scored into an empty net by the Eagles' Young following numerous opportunities by the Eagle players to score in the unattended net. Rowe picked up the only assist on this goal scored at 19:28. In the other semi-final series the Port Hope Panthers have deadlocked their series at 3-3 following a 14-10 overtime victory over the Lakefield Chiefs Sunday night. The seventh and deciding game in the series was played last night in Port Hope. The winner of this game will move on to face the Eagles in the championship round with a game assured for Sunday in Bowmanville at 7:30p.m. Hooked on Video Finishes Playoffs With a Victory Transporters Enjoy Series Darlington Toro parents knew their sons were up for the game. After all they had suffered all the weird "hyper" behavioural traits that adolescents demonstrate before such matches. The series was on the line. They had home ice advantage with a greatly enlarged Toro crowd. Midland had travelled a long-distance in fog and rain and were bound to be off their game. Victory parties had been prepared. Could they pull it off? First ■ -With bells clanging and fans cheering, Toros stormed onto the ice ready to do battle. Within a minute and a half they had powerplay advantage and the crowd prepared to celebrate the goal. It didn't come. Instead a few minutes later Toros were down 1-0 when they failed to clear the puck. Again the Toros went on the powerplay and again their attack was foiled. What was keeping the puck out anyway? The line of Healey-Armstrong-Smith led one assault after another to no avail. Greg Goode's ' blasts from the blue line bounced off pads and posts. Needless to say the atmosphere was intense. Second Less than two minutes into the second Midland scored again making the crowd even more nervous as their team seemed to be fading from their first period effort and were now down 2-0. Finally at 8:12 Stephen Smith moving out of his end directed a rink-wide pass to Greg Healey who spotted Nicky Dennis in full flight and with precision timing placed the puck on Nicky's stick as he sailed past the défense and pulled the goalie. (The ti$e hid turned. End-to-end battle returned with Toros one time pounding pucks at Midland only to return to their end to protect their goalie from the same. Mike Ruthard continued his sensational performance keeping his team in contention. Third Thirty seconds into the third Greg Goode captured the puck in his own end and in a superb individual effort stormed up the ice and drove one past the goalie to tie the game. This play set the tone for the third period as Toros time after time manhandled Midland to lay siege on their goalie who miraculously kept the puck out. This nerve-wracking offensive period ended in a tie sending the series into overtime. Two exhausted teams left the ice that night with nothing settled as Toro parents prepared for an unexpected trip to Midland for a sixth game knowing that no one deserved to lose this series but hoping Toros would be victorious. Midland It was not to be. Despite a hundred percent effort from all team members, Transporters were unable to find the scoring key against this Midland squad whose second-period goal stood to take the series. Considering the record: Game 1 Toros 3-2; Game 2 Midland 3-2; Game 3 Midland 4-3; Game 4 Toros 3- l ; Game 5 2-2; Game 6 Midland 1-0 these were well matched teams and fans of both clubs should be proud. Congratulations to Buckham Transporters for the best playoff hockey seen for a long time! transpire for the rest of the game. In the second period the Eagles exploded for four goals in the first ten minutes, just as the MoJacks had done in the preceding period. First, it was Ellis scoring from Dreossi at 2j45 following a hectic goalmouth scramble. Then Andy Terry blasted a shot from the point which beat netminder Lovering. This goal scored at the 8:30 mark was •assisted by Dayrell Rowe and John Young and pulled the Eagles to within one goal of the MoJacks. Only sixteen seconds later the game was tied at 4-4 as Ellis scored his second of the evening from Glenn German. At this point it was time for Bob Marquis, the MoJack's coach to make a netminding change by inserting Ken Harman into the game. Less than a minute later at 9:45, the Eagles grabbed the lead for the first time as Young scored from Pierre St. Amand and Brian Heard. Following five unanswered Bowmanville goals the MoJacks tied the game once again as Snodden scored from Checker's V ariety Wins On Saturday, February 23, the Checkers squad entertained entertained a pee wee team from Port Hope. A very tight match ensued that was closely contested contested until the final whistle. The homeside lineup was bolstered with three newcomers newcomers for the occasion. Chris Poirier, Jason Kiley and Steve Suh plugged the gaps on the wings and performed admirably, admirably, In the first period, Port Hope scored the only goal of By The Rookie On Wednesday evening, February 20, the Toros were invited to Newcastle to play their Atom team. This was the second meeting for both teams and emotions were high, particularly for our /til, John Whittaker, as he was playing against his former teammates. Checkers opened the scoring early in the first by Matthew "Four Bells" Bel- four from Steve "Deb" De- Blols, Newcastle tied the score midway through the first as Derek Anderson scored from Todd Jones, Newcastle scored the only two goals in the second period, to lake a 3-1 lead. Mike Stacey scored from Adam Stevenson - Jason Rogers and Jason Rogers scored from Mike Gallolo, Also, John "Wicked" Whittaker made a super defensive play as he hackcheekcd on two Newcastle players who seemed lo have a clear break. In the third, our 1/12, Richard "Batman" Bateman started things for Checkers, as he broke through the Newcastle team and scored an unassisted the period. Two opposition forwards overpowered the lone Bowmanville defender in front of the net for the score. The Checkers crew came back in the second period with two goals to take the lead. Steve Suh combined with Jason Kiley and bluclincr Dustin Couch to even the match. Then Adam Kiff and Jeremy Snowden worked a give and go together which Adam put away with a good shot. The last period went scoreless scoreless until the final two goal. Then 32 seconds later our //5, Chad "Whitey" Vanderende followed big Richard's path and also scored an unassisted goal, tying tying the game at 3-3. A minute and 27 seconds later, Mark "Buzz" Bradley scored the winner from Brandon "Ozzie" Osmond and Chad Vanderende, winning the game 4-3. The Checkers team played the Osliawa L.N.H.L. Black Hawks on Saturday at Darlington, with the teams skating away with another tie, 2-2, as the week before they also tied. There was no scoring in the first, hut early in the second, John Whittaker picked up the puck al his own blue line, tried to pass it to his wingers, hut kept bouncing off Osliawa players. John picked the puck up al their blue line, went in and scored an unassisted goal on a "wicked" shot. Osliawa scored their two goals in 42 seconds of (lie second period while living shorthanded, hut Checkers came hack to tie the game al 2-2, as Mark Bradley scored on a perfect pass from minutes. Defenceman Steve Kay stood the play from his point and fed the puck to Richard MacCheyne in the slot. Richard put it away and this insurance marker was needed as Port Hope answered answered with a score of their own a minute later. The final score was 3 - 2 with Port Hope pressing hard for the equalizer equalizer when the game ended. The goaltending of Roger Leblanc was steady as was the play of the defensive corps. Richard Bateman and Collin "Collie" Taggart. There was no scoring in the third, as the goalies played super at both ends of the rink. Missing from our team, Jason "Bing" Crosbie, who is out with the chicken pox - get well soon, Jay, the team misses you, The team's standing since January 1,1985, games played 18, wins 11, tics 3 and losses 4. Goals for 67 - Against 49. That's quite a turn around from earlier in the season. Keep up the hard work team ! Wow, the team just came back from watching the Osliawa Generals play the Belleville Bulls at Osliawa's Civic Auditorium, with Osliawa winning 5-2 and also from the Pizza party we had earlier that afternoon. Thank you, "BM1IA" for an enjoyable, entertaining day. This being the result of the Skate-A-Tlion we had earlier in the season which our team won. Upcoming events: February 28, 5:00 p.m. Practice - Darlington, March 2 ■ 1:00 p.m., Game -Darlington to he announced. Bowmanville 2 Cobourg 6 The Toros Pee Wees travelled to Cobourg last Friday night, February 17th and lost a playoff game. Cobourg needed a big win to gain home ice advantage in the next stage of the playoffs and soon opened a three goal lead. The Toros then gave up two shorthanded goals before the end of the second period. The Toros tried hard, creating some chances but were not right on their game. In addition, Cobourg played a very tough game and forced the Bowmanville lads to be physical in order to gain an advantage. This is not the Toros' style. At the end of the second period, Ryan Putnam and Jeff Rohr combined to score. It was a nice goal. Jeff centred the puck and Ryan quickly converted the pass into a goal. This was the second such chance they had created on their shift. Andrew Day scored the last goal, The Bowmanville Major Atoms, sponsored by the Flying Dutchman Hotel, played two games last week, losing both of them. On Monday night, they travelled to Port Perry for an O.M.H.A. playoff game and were soundly defeated 6-0 by a high-flying Port Perry club, The Toros were unable to mount any kind of attaek and were beaten to Hie puck in their own zone all during the game. The hosts were full value for their win, scoring in all three periods. Paul Zwlckcr was in goal for Bowmanville. On Saturday, the Ajax Major Atoms were In for an exhibition game and defeated the "Dutchmen" 5-3 in an unassisted, when he carried the puck down the ice and put the puck in the net while skating across the goal. Lindsay 1 Toros 3 A game both teams wanted to win and it showed as the game was scoreless until the third period. Matthew Doughty scored the first goal assisted by Gilbert Holder and Chris Brown. This line worked hard and Chris Brown played well. The next goal for the Toros was scored by Marc Peirce who scored from an almost impossible angle after he and his lincmates Jeremy Laird and Michael Colbourne had worked hard to keep the puck in the opponents' end. Chris scored, assisted by Matthew and Gilbert to complete the scoring. Lindsay's goal was scored on a powerplay during the last 2 minutes of play. The Pee Wees have now been eliminated from the playoffs for this season. entertaining match. Ajax scored once in the opening period and twice in the middle frame before the Toros' Terry VanUmdcn put his club on the hoard. The assists went to Jason Edmondson and defenceman Neil Bateman. Joel Crombie scored on a shot from the blue line, after being set up by Todd Cannings. Ajax scored again, hut the Toros' Ryan Stewart got that one hack on an unassisted goal. The visitors scored the final goal of the game with 1:01 remaining in the game. Ed Strickland was in goal for Bowmanville and was very steady. The Toros were without the services of Steven Dcsmcdl and Kyle Purdy for this game. Checker's Variety Atoms Win 4-3 Contest Over Newcastle Flying Dutchman Drops Two Games Fifth Wheel Tie Oshawa The Fifth Wheel Bantams met the Oshawa Red Wings in an exhibition game played at the Darlington Sports Centre on Sunday. The game was very evenly contested with both teams having several good scoring chances and it ultimately ended in a 4-all tie. Oshawa opened the scoring with the only goal of the first period when they scored with 48 seconds left. They then responded with two unanswered goals early in the second period before the Toros replied with four straight goals. At the 8:18 mark of the middle period Tim Smith scored his first of two unassisted goals for the home team. Tim's first goal was quickly followed by Mark Van Leeuwen's marker on a pass from Paul Hindman. The line of Mark Van Leeuwen, David Smith and Paul Hindman kept the pressure on the Oshawa Bantams Red Wings team before Mark knocked in Paul's pass. Just before the period ended, Tim clinched his second goal. The early part of the third period was a defensive battle with Aaron Ulrich, Chad Dorion, Paul Crago, Greg Gardner and Scott Brunt playing a solid defensive game. Kevin Zarosky made many excellent saves in the Bowmanville net to keep the game tied at 3. The Toros went ahead with 6 minutes left in the game on a fine shot by Brad Rushak who had received a pass from Scott Brunt. Todd Dorion and Tim Smith had made several solid plays previous to Brad's goal to help pave the way for the score. The Oshawa team wasn't to be outdone and tied the score with four minutes left. Both teams made several more determined efforts but were unable to score as the game ended. Heritage House Loses Close Game On Saturday, Feb. 23, the Heritage House Pee Wees hosted the Whitby Warriors in the rubber game between two evenly matched clubs. The Toros had previously beaten Whitby in Whitby but were still smarting from a loss handed to them at the Little Britain Tournament on February 9th by the "Green Machine." The local lads came out flying in this contest and quickly jumped into a 2 - 0 lead on goals by Shawn McFadyen from Brooke Clemens and Tom White and Todd Banks from Tom White and Dave Smith. The first period ended 2 - 1 however as the visitors received outstanding goaltending. goaltending. Todd Bank's second goal from Brooke Clemens gave the Toros a 3 -1 lead, but the second period ended at 3 - 3. Todd's third goal from Shawn McFadyen and Kevin Farrow completed a rare "natural hat trick" to put the home side ahead 4-3. Sloppy play in their own end and some unnecessary penalties by the Toros, allowed the visitors to stay close and to finally score the two goals needed for a 5 - 4 win. The Three Stars for this contest were No. 1 Todd Dennis Pizza Novice Toros Keep Winning On Saturday, Feb. 23, the Dennis Pizza Novice Toros extended their playoff winning streak to six wins and zero losses by defeating Lindsay 7 - 2. Leading the way for the Toros was Ryan Robinson with three goals, assists going lo Gary Adams and David Watt. Captain Gary Adams fired two goals assisted by his left-winger Ryan Robinson. Assistant captain Jeff Murphy scored an unassisted goal as well as assisting on a goal by Chad Veinot, his second goal in as many games. A well played game by the Toros as they repeatedly beat Lindsay to the puck and took advantage of every opportunity. opportunity. Another well played game by goalie Byron Harnum who has a 1.00 goals against average for the six playoff games. The Toros will now play the team with the second best record of the six game preliminary preliminary playoff round, the best two out of three. With the winner playing the final round against the winner of the other division to determine the overall champion of the Novice Lakeshore Group. Good luck boys! to Whitby Banks, No. 2 Shawn McFadyen and No. 3 Martin D'Entrement. Next game is Saturday, March 2, at 4:30 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre. J&J Atoms Over Lange On Saturday, February 23, J & J and Lange's kept each other off the scoreboard until the last minute in the third period. Each team had many chances throughout the game to score. Thanks to a play being set up in our own end zone by Jesse Bennett and with good passing by Jeff Wright, Dan Walters connected on a pass from Grant Spencer. Every player on J & J played great which in turn helped Sean Brown get his second shut-out of the year. Ken Wright Atom Selects Win Games Ken Wright Haulage Atom Selects were really playing well as a team on Sat., Feb. 23 as they defeated the Whitby Minors at Art Thompson Arena 3-0. Ryan Becker opened the scoring assisted by Warren Bate. Then Warren Bate came back and scored, assisted by Ryan Becker and Joey Bate. Whitby started to close in on us but our defense held them off. Ryan Becker scored his second goal of the night assisted by Warren Bate and Joey Bate. A good game. On Sun., Feb. 24 Uxbridge came to Bowmanville. Bowmanville jumped into an early lead with the first two goals. Uxbridge started their comeback with the next goal. The teams rushed from end to end both having numerous scoring chances. Bowmanville increased the score but Uxbridge kept replying. The teams kept exchanging goals throughout the whole game with Bowmanville's Dan Kooy scoring the final goal with 10 seconds remaining in the game to break the 7-7 tie. The game ended 8-7 for Bowmanville. This was the most goals scored by Bowmanville and also the most goals allowed in one game this year. Goals were scored by Ryan Becker (2), Greg Cook (2), Dan Kooy (2), Joey Bate (2). Assists went to Jason Moore (1), Dan Kooy (2), Greg Cook (1), Warren Bate (3), Justin Merkac (1). Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting ol the Liquor Licence Licence Board ol Ontario will bo hold at the MICHAEL STARR BUILDING. MINISTRY OF REVENUE, 33 KING STREET WEST. ROOMS M.N.O., OSHAWA, ONTARIO on FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd, 1985 at the hour ol 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hoar an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Reputations Reputations thereunder. 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