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> t The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, November 13,1985 Flying Dutchman Atoms Split with Oshawa NHL By Dutchy On Thursday evening, Nov. 7, 1985, the Toros were invited to Oshawa's Civic Auditorium to play Oshawa LNHL "Bruins." The team seemed to be up for the game and took an early 1-0 lead on Steve De Smedt's first goal of the evening from Chad Armstrong and Tyler Stokes. With 11 seconds to go in the first period, Oshawa scored to make it 1 - 1. The Oshawa Bruins controlled the second ' period and scored two goals for a 3 -1 score after two. The Toros displayed some individual plays throughout the first two periods, but rebounded rebounded to score the only goal in the third - Steve De Smedt, his second, from Marty Burgess and Corey Strand. Oshawa winning 3 - 2. Although the coaching staff stress team play by sticking to the fundamentals of hockey, the team was reminded of this and responded in the next game against Oshawa LNHL "Canadians" on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9, 1985, at Darlington. The "Dutchman" scored two quick goals, the first at 3:47 and second at 3:04 mark. Terry Van Londen opened the scoring from Tracy "Speedy" Lemke and David Real, followed by Steve , De Smedt (his first of four) from Chad Armstrong and Tyler Stokes. Oshawa opened the second period, as former Flying Dutchman Atom Toros from 1984-85 season, Todd Cannings, who won the face- off, beat the defense and scored with seven seconds played. Late in the second, at the 0:51 and 0:29 mark, the Toros struck for two more quick goals, both power plays - Steven De Smedt from Chad Armstrong and then Chad. Armstrong from Tyler and Steve. Early in the third, Steve scored his third of the game from Chad Armstrong and Richard "Batman" Bateman, only to have Oshawa score one minute later to make the score 5 - 2 in favor of Bowmanville. Shortly after that, Oshawa ran into a number of penalties, which resulted in the Toros scoring two more goals. Marty Burgess from Chad "Whitey" VanderEnde and Ryan Stewart and then Steve, again, his fourth of the game, from Chad "A", the Flying Dutchman Dutchman winning the game 7-2. Congratulations to Steve for his "hat trick" and five point game and Chad Armstrong for a four point game. But mostly the team for their effort and particularly in the latter stages for their sportsmanlike manner, both on and off the ice. Reminder: Games - Friday, Nov. 15 at Cobourg, 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 16 at Darlington vs. Uxbridge, 2:20 p.m. Frank's Variety Novice Selects Last Oct. 30th the Frank's Variety Novice Selects travelled travelled to Orono and defeated them 14 - 0. Good passing and puck control resulted in the following: Warren Bate six goals and one assist; Doug Parkin two goals and one assist; Ryan MacKenzie one goal, two assists; Greg McMurter one goal, two assists; Craig Taylor one goal, two assists; Jerry Johnson one goal, one assist; Mike Cramm one goal; David Mills one goal; Jason Jeffreys, Jason Jackman and Andrew Ferguson one assist each. Then on Sunday, Nov. 10th the team travelled to Newcastle Newcastle Arena to take on Lake Vista (Oshawa). Again very good passing, position, and puck control resulted in a 13 - 0 victory. Warren Bate had five goals and one assist; Craig Taylor ' two goals, three assists; Doug Parkin two goals, two assists; Jason Jackman one goal, two assists; Greg McMurter one goal, two assists; Jamie Sellers one goal, two assists; Jerry Johnson one goal, one assist; Ryan MacKenzie two assists; Jason Jeffreys and Charlie Hargest with one assist each. Sharing the goaltending with two shutouts are Phillip Cunningham and Steve Oke. Town League Plenty of Action When Mus kies Meet Eagles Hamilton Township "FARMERS MUTUAL" Insurance Co. ROLFE is now represented by Wakefield Insurance Call 983-9438 or Toll Free 1-800-263-3766 By DanMoriarity The Cowan Pontiac sponsored sponsored Bowmanville Eagles easily defeated the Lindsay Trent Muskies 6 - 2 on Sunday , evening at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena. The game was broadcast live on the Lindsay radio station CKLY 910. Lindsay got off to a good start and controlled play in the first 10 minutes but were unable unable to score, perhaps foreshadowing foreshadowing things to come. Darcy Huber put the Eagles ahead with a blistering slapshot slapshot from just inside the blueline blueline after Dayrell Rowe had .won the: face-off cléanlÿ. Huber picked up'his second point of the night ,asfhë set up Dayrell Rowe for the game's second goal just over a'minute later. Lindsay got one goal back just 16 seconds later as two Lindsay players broke in on Bowmanville goalie George Kennett and slid the puck just under the sprawling Eagle netminder. 1 All of the second period scoring came during Bowmanville Bowmanville power plays. Steve Terry scored his first goal of the night as hé fired a shot over the shoulder of Lindsay goaltender, Bob Topper. Lindsay replied with a short handed goal by Paul Ellis as he drilled a shot past Kennett from six feet inside the blue- period came with 10:31 remaining as Glenn German rifled a shot from the point past a screened Bob Topper to give the Eagles a commanding commanding four goal lead. The Eagles ran into penalty, trouble late in the game and Lindsay enjoyed a two man advantage through most of the last six minutes, however, thanks to some great goaltending goaltending the final score remained Bowmanville Eagles 6, -Lindsay Trent Muskies 2. LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF SATURDAY, NOV.;9th line which made the score 3 - 2 for Bowmanville. Steve Terry scored his second goal of the night on a hard, low shot to Topper's glove side to give the Eagles a two goal cushion, and Chris Dreossi banged in a rebound after the Lindsay netminder had made the original save on a shot by Dayrell Rowe, but could not hang on to the rebound. Bowmanville led 5 - 2 after two periods. The only goal of the third ■■ ;.d-. Bowmanville Lakefield Port Perry Uxbridge Port Hope Lindsay Little Britain G 9 8 8 7 7 9 7 7 y L 3 T 0 2'-""' 1 1 2 3 3 5 4 7 Pts. 12 li u : 7 -7 8 6 0 Deluxe Taxi Devils Defeat Nichols Motors GRAND OPENING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1985 THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE * WAREHOUSE TO YOU! * PICK IT UP AND SAVE! * BRAND NAMES -- BETTER QUALITY BLOCK BUSTERS FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON LIVINGROOM, DININGROOM, BEDROOM 4 DAYS ONLY SUNDAY, NOV. 17 - WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20/85 -10 a.m. - 6 p.m. THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE * 81 RICHMOND ST. W. Motor City Bowling + DOWNTOWN OSHAWA. 723-7625 o - Richmond Bond i <§ On Saturday, Nov. 9th, coming back from a 1 - 0 deficit Greg Raby scored on a pass from Sean Powers to even the game 1 -1. Then from a faceoff, a quick goal was scored by Craig Courtice, assisted by Paul Cleland to put Deluxe ahead 2 - 1. Nichols came back and evened the score 2-2. Zenon Nelson got the go ahead goal assisted by Greg Raby and Sean Powers to make the score 3-2 Nichols Motors again evened the game up at 3 - 3. With 12 minutes left in the game Paul Cleland scored what was the winning goal assisted by Zenon Nelson, goalie Paul Stephens held off Nichols for the remainder of the game. The game ended in a 4 - 3 win for Deluxe Taxi Devils over Nichols Motors. Parade Specials g ni W A. STORE SLICED BREAKFAST BACON $ 2.22 ib./M.90 kg DUTCH RUSKS .690 pkg. FRESH, BONELESS PORK BUTT ROAST $ 1.77 lb/3.90 kg STORE SLICED LIVER and BACON SAUSAGE $ 1.77 lb./ $ 3.90 kg BANANAS 360 ib./790 kg YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOD MARKET 77 King SI, W. Bowm.nvllle, Onl. 623-3541 Dennis Pizza Novices Win Pair of Recent Gàmes The Dennis Pizza Novice Toros continued on their quest to defend their championship by defeating Port Perry 4 -1 in a league game this past Saturday at Darlington Arena. Jeff Murphy opened the scoring for the Toros on a goal late in the first period with assists going to Ryan Robinson Robinson and Ian Taggart. Less than a minute later Alan McCullough scored the second Toro goal on a good rush up the ice faking out the opposition opposition one by one. A fine effort by Alan as he was assisted on the play by Jason Hoffman and Gary Adams. Port Perry came back with a goal in the second period to bring the score to 2 - 1. The second period was very exciting as the Toros swarmed around the Port Perry net but due to some nice stops by Port Perry goalie Mike Pashley they were able to keep the Toros off the score sheet. However in the third period the Toros kept pressing and Ryan Robinson scored with assists going to Mike Deblois and Bruce Harnum. The final goal came as the Toros put the game away as Jeff Murphy scored his second of the game on a good second effort assisted assisted on the play by Mike Nesbitt and Alan McCullough. A good game by the Toros as they never gave up, and really forced the play to get countless countless scoring opportunities. On Sunday the Toros travelled travelled to Newcastle to play an exhibition game against the Black Hawks of the Little NHL. This was probably the best game the Toros have played to date as they fore- checked continuously and kept the Black Hawks off their game. 1 Alan McCullough opened the scoring on a goal from Gary Adams who won the draw on a face-off. Ian Taggart scored the second Toro goal as a result of a scramble in front of the net, assist going to Jeff Murphy and Alan McCullough. McCullough. Gary Adams closed out the scoring for the Toros on a goal in- the second period with assists going to Bruce Harnum and Jeff Murphy. The Black Hawks scored as well in the second period, but the relentless forechecking of the Toros proved to be a major problem for the Black Hawks and the Toros skated to a 3 -1 victory. A good game for the Toros as everyone skated well and contributed to the win, and they are looking forward to hosting Peterborough this coming Saturday at Darlington Darlington Arena. Adam & Eve Win 4 in Row The Adam and Eve novice house league team won their fourth game in a row to bring their record on the season to four wins, zero losses and zero ties. To achieve this they defeated Jimmy's Place 5 - 3 Oct. 12th, Carter's Bakery Bandits 4 -3 Oct. 26th, Bonded Paving 1 - 0 Nov. 2nd, and Victoria and Grey 7 - 3 Nov. 9th. In the game against Victoria and Grey, Craig Taylor had two goals and one assist, Jason Jackman two goals and one assist, Ryan Mackenzie two goals, Jason Jeffreys one goal and one assist, and Brian Pickard with one assist. The whole team has played very well to this point and with continued hard work, shall do well the rest of the season. Good Luck Boys. In Nov. 7 action at Memorial Arena, Three Brothers Pizza ran their unbeaten streak to seven with a 3 to 1 victory over Norm's Deli Hawks. John Conboy, Terry vanSchyndel and Pete Knowl- ton were the Pizza snipers, assisted by Brad Prentice (two), Andy Murphy and Conboy. Grant Brock and Stan Konarowski combined to set up Randy Masterson for the Deli Hawk's only goal. Scott Burgess in the Deli Hawks net kept the score down, and Steve Skene turned in a steady performance performance between the pipes for the Pizza makers. Hunt's Photography and Town Sports slugged it out in Heritage House Wins Tourney The Heritage House Old Boys Hockey Team carried on from last year, winning their 3rd tournament in a row. . Heritage House defeated Bay Dukes 5 - 2 for the "C" division, Brian "Seagull" Hughes scored four goals in the final with Clint Ferguson chipping in with the final goal. Both goalies played well. V. Vanstone and Corky Burgess only allowing six goals in the three games played. Heritage House defeated Buster's 4 - 3 on Friday night, with Norm Lavallee scoring two, C. Ferguson one, Lanny Burns with the winner. The second game featured Sunrise Restaurant. Heritage House won 8-1, goals by C. Ferguson three goals, two assists, Norm Lavallee two goals and four assists, Lanny Burns two goals, Frank Sawyer one goal and two assists. Brian Hughes was selected as most Valuable Player in the final game. Just a great team effort all around. Thanks to H. Irvine for a job well done behind the bench. Game Two, with Town Sports winning seven to five. The winners goals were scored by Doug Leddy, Steve Ogden, Gurd Blaker, John Hogarth, and Jerry Johnston, who notched three markers, including the winner. Johnston counted two assists, as did Nick Vanseg- gelin. Mark Matthews, Russell Carruthers, and John Hogarth had single helpers. Randy Riopelle and Stan Greenham scored twice each for Hunt's, as Brad Godfrey notched a single. Bill Peterman (two), Jan Bennett, Steve Carey, Brad Godfrey, and Mark Ellis helped set up Hunt's goals. Game Three saw Castle Hotel's Dale Millson score three times to lead his team to a five to two win over Jimmy's Flame Broil. Rob Small and Ron Jukic also scored for the Castle, while assists went to Millson, Brian Allin (three), Small, Sainsbury and Dilling. Bill Prentice set up Mark Slemon for Jimmy's first goal, and Gary Dusseldorp connected connected on a relay from Barry Oliver and Bruce Welsh to close out the scoring. 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