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> Skinners Toros Still Unbeaten In Regular Season Games The Skinner's Bantams really showed their stuff by playing the Oshawa "AAA" Bantam All Stars on Nov. 19. It was a very fast, hard-hitting hard-hitting game with the OSHAWA team scoringwith six seconds remaining to win the game 7 to 6. Bowmanville Scorers were Steve Smith with two goals and two assists. Paul Woodlock also had a good night with two goals and one assist. Shane Armstrong and Jeff Rohr picked up singles each. TOROS VS. MILTON The Toros got off to a good start on Nov. 24 at the Cobourg tournament by shutting down Milton by a score of 6 to 0. Goals were evenly spread with singles going to Steve Smith, Shane Armstrong, Jeff Reynolds, Nick Dennis, Dean Baumhauer and Todd Johnston. TOROS VS. GANANOQUE The Nov. 22 game was slightly marred by a total of 20 penalties. The Toros took charge from the start by scoring five times before Gananoque got on the board. Final score was Toros 6, Gananoque 2. Jeff Rohr scored three times with singles to Nick Dennis, Neil Taylor and Greg Healey. TOROS VS. UNIONVILLE On Nov. 22, the boys skated to a 1-1 tie with Un- ionville. Both goals were scored in the first period with the remainder of the game a close checking contest. contest. In the third period Jeff Rohr was awarded a penalty penalty shot but was foiled by the Unionville goaltender. Toros scorer was Paul Woodlock with Steve Smith and Greg Healey picking up the assists. TOROS VS. FLAMBORO This game was a real "barn burner" with the play going both ways. The Toros scored first with 2 goals but Flamboro came right back and tied the game up by the end of the first period. The teams exchanged 2 more goals each in the second second period. The game stayed tied 4-4 through the third period until, with 2 and one-half minutes left in the game, Shane Armstrong roared . down ...t,he , ice. with . Dean Baumliauer and Jeff Rohr and after a few quick passes, passes, Shane blasted a shot past the Flamboro net min-, der. Special thanks to "Mike Healey" who called the play all the way! Toros', scorers were Steve Smith from Neil Taylor and Shane Armstrong, Dean Baumhauer from Steve Smith and Shane Armstrong, Paul Woodlock from Todd Johnston and Jeff Rohr, Greg Goode from Dean Baumhauer and Steve Smith, and finally Shane Armstrong from Dean Baumhauer. TOROS VS. PORT PERRY The boys once again put out 100 per cent to beat a strong team from Port Perry 4 to 3. This game started out as a disaster, with Port Perry scoring two unanswered goals in the first period. The Toros dominated the second period and scored two goals to tie the game. One and one-half minutes into the third period the Toros scored the go ahead goal. Port Perry tied it up, then with 5:38 to go, Steve Smith notched the winner. Toros' scorers were Paul Woodlock from Todd Johnston and Jeff Rohr, Neil Taylor from Steve Smith 1 and Dean Baumhauer, Neil Taylor from Shane Armstrong, and finally Steve Smith from Greg Goode and Paul Wood- lock. TOROS VS. DUNNVILLE This being the Toros' 6th game in 48 hours and playing playing with only nine skaters, the inevitable hap- pened...they lost. The game stayed close until the third period when the kids just ran outofgas. Final score, Dunnville 7 Toros 1. Steve Smith scored the Toros' marker with help from Shane and Dean. One bright note is that Dean Baumhauer was named as Toros' Most Valuable Valuable Player. It was a good solid effort by all.... keep up the good work. Toros were named "B" champs of the Cobourg Tournament. TOROS VS. COBOURG The Toros resumed league play at Cobourg, Nov. 25, with a familiar thrashing of their opposition. opposition. The team, still short five players, picked up Jeff Woodlock for the game and " just like his brother Paul, he did himself proud. Toros' shooters were Jeff Rohr from Todd Banks, Jeff Woodlock from Shane Armstrong and Dean Baumhauer, Jeff Rohr from Shane Armstrong and Greg Goode, Todd Banks from Paul Woodlock and Jeff Rohr, Shane Armstrong from Dean Baumhauer, Greg Goode from Steve Smith and Paul Woodlock, Greg Goode from Steve Smith and ' Shane Armstrong, • 1 and " finally Steve Smith from Jeff Rohr. TOROS VS. OSHAWA On Nov. 26th at Darlington, Darlington, Oshawa scored the only goal in the first period. Greg Healey tied the game in the second with assists to Steve and Shane, and that's the way it stayed for the first two periods. But in the third period it was all Toros, with the boys scoring five unanswered unanswered goals. It was a very rough game with a. total of 22 penalties being called. Toros' scoring were Healey from Taylor and Woodlock, Goode unassisted, unassisted, Goode from Dennis and Smith, Baumhauer from Armstrong and Dennis, Dennis, Dennis from Rohr, and finally Smith : from Baumhauer and Healey. Final score Toros 6, Oshawa 1. On Nov. 28th, the Toros travelled to Saltfleet, the other side of Hamilton, to play in a tournament. They played 6 games between Friday and Sunday, got to the finals but once again came up just a little short when they needed it most. TOROS VS. LEAMINGTON The boys seemed to have "jet lag" in their first game but still came out ahead, beating Leamington 2 to 1. Leamington scored right off the start but the Toros tied it up two minutes later on a pretty goal by Todd Johnston, assists to Paul Woodlock and Shane Armstrong. Nick Dennis blasted a shot by the Leamington net minder in the second period to finish the scoring for both sides. Final score Toros 2 Leamington 1. Also of note is that the Toros didn't get a penalty in this game. TOROS VS. ORANGEVILLE The boys played a strong team from Orangeville at 11 pm Friday night. It was a very good hockey game with both teams having their chances but the Toros stuck to their game, aided by incredible incredible fan support, and came out winners. Final score Toros 2 Orangeville 1. Shane Armstrong notched both goals with assists assists to Greg Goode and Dean Baumhauer on the first goal and Todd Johnston assisted on the final goal. Good Effort Boys! TOROS VS. WOOLWICH This is one of the few teams to really beat the Toros this year. Woolwich play a hard, tough game and they seemed to take our kids by surprise, never letting letting the Toros get set. Even so, it was quite a game. Woolwich scored twice in the first period and that's the way it stayed until the 8:36 mark of the third period when the dam burst. There were 8 goals scored in the' third'period,'4 per team, and it was very good hockey. Toros' scorers were Greg Healey ? from Shane Armstrong, Jeff Rohr from Shane and Nick Dennis, Greg Healey again from Shane Armstrong and Steve Smith and finally Nick Dennis Dennis from Jeff Rohr and Todd Johnston. Final Woolwich 6, Toros 4. TOROS VS. LEAMINGTON The Toros, still hurting from one of their few losses this year, came out and totally totally overpowered Leamington in this one 's Planning a Party? We're asking you to Order Your Seafood Requirements Now to Avoid Disappointment. We have on hand a Good Supply of Scallops - Shrimp Cooked and Live Lobster We'll be open Mon, and Tues. 9 to 8; Wed. 9 to 4 OCEAN FRESH TREATS AND DELICACIES Treat Your Family and Guests to the Finest In Freshness I BOWMANVILLE FISHERY ' 19 Temperance St. S. Bowmanville Telephone 623-2139 SPOUTS \ i.--iii--------------<■----■-- Checkers Atoms Have Busy Weekend The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 17, 1986 Youth Bowling The Atom Toro B team travelled to Oak Ridges on the weekend. They were one of eight teams to play in a very exciting tournament. The Atom Toro B's faced off against Sutton in their first game on Saturday. Bowmanville started the scoring off with the play being set up by Mike Nesbitt and Doug Parkin who passed it over to Jeff White who drilled it in the net. Sutton wasn't far behind making the score 1-1. Alan McCullough and Tyson Pearcey then set the play up as Chris McCarthy put it in the net at the sound of the buzzer. Score end of first 2-1 Bowmanville. Second period action started when Bruce Harnum passed the puck to Doug Parkin who passed it over to Mike Nesbitt who fired it in the net. Sutton got their second goal of the game, but Bowmanville wasn't far behind with Chris Hefferman and Doug Parkin getting it over to Jeff White who got his second of the game. End of second 4-2 Bowmanville. The third period action was Sutton's as they scored 2 goals, leaving the game at a 4- 4 tie, which meant that each team received 1 point. Our M.V.P. for the first game was Jamie Doyle, our goalie. He received a hockey sweater for all his hard work. Bowmanville. played their second game of the tournament against Aurora. The first period started off with Aurora getting the first goal, but Bowmanville was not to be left out as John Whittaker and Alan McCullough set the play up and Chris McCarthy shot it in the net. Sutton then went ahead again. The Bowmanville team then got sided contest. Toros markers were Shane Armstrong with 2 goals, Steve Smith with 2 goals, and singles going to Neil Taylor, Jeff Rohr, Jeff Reynolds, and Greg Healey. Final score Toros 8 Leamington 0. * TOROS VS: WOOLWICH This was one of those games that was a pleasure to watch. It had everything, shooting, skating, great plays, and some devastating body checks. The boys were looking to even the score from yesterday's yesterday's defeat and they did just that. Nick Dennis led . the way with his tough checking all over the ice. Hats off to you, "Nicki." Toros' scorers were Paul Woodlock with two goals, and singles to Greg Healey, Shane Armstrong, Nick Dennis Dennis and Steve Smith. A good effort by all! Final score Toros 6, Woolwich Woolwich 2. TOROS VS. WOOLWICH This was the game that really really counted, but it wasn't to be. After going ahead 3 to 0 in the first period the Toros let down just enough to let Woolwich take the championship championship away from them. Toros scorers were Nick Dennis, Steve Smith, Jeff Rohr and Todd Johnston. Final score Woolwich 6, Toros 4. NOTE: Congratulations to Greg Goode and Derick Biss who were named to the tournament's ALL STAR TEAM. Also a "tip of the hat" to the entire team for winning the "Best Sportmanship Team" award. You guys got class! fired up and played hockey. Chris Hefferman passed it over to Jeff White who got it to Doug Parkin who parked it in the net making the score 2-2 end of first. The second period was all Bowmanville. Jamie Brake sent it over to Chris McCarthy who passed it to Alan McCullough where he saw an empty corner in the net. Then Tracy Lemke passed it to Mike Suess who made his rush on the net to score for the team. End of the second 4-2 Bowmanville. In the third, Bowmanville scored 3 more goals. The kid line got the next one with Doug Parkin getting it to Mike Nesbitt who fired it over to Jeff White who snuck it past the goalie. Then minutes later Alan McCullough sees Chris McCarthy who gets it to Jamie Brake who places it in the net. The kid line then got the final goal of the game with Jeff White passing to Doug Parkin over to Mike Nesbitt who shoots it past the goalie. Final score 7-2 Bowmanville. "Passing the puck always works." Our M.V.P. this game was Jeff White who received a hockey sweater. Good job, Jeff. This was the end of the excitement on Saturday as the boys had done a very good job and they deserved a rest. Sunday action was faced off against Brooklin-Whitby at 12 noon. Bowmanville boys knew what they had to do. It was up to them. First period action was all Bowmanville with Alan McCullough passing it over to Wayde Putnam who started the scoring. Then Chris Hefferman and Mike Nesbitt set the play up as Doug Parkin fired it in the net. 2-0 Bowmanville end of the first. In the second period the Bowmanville squad were on the prowl again as Mike Nesbitt and Doug Parkin passed it over to Jeff White Think Canadian * ian\ The Protectors Group DON HUTTON Business or Residence 579-9847 623-1503 • For Most Competitive Rates • Registered Retirement Income Fund • Registered Retirement Savings Plan • Group Insurance Dental and Medical • Life Insurance bunion i ^z&ettncji to who shot it in the net. Brooklin then got the first of the game, end of the second 3-1 Bowmanville. The third period the scoring was started off by Brooklin. But Bowmanville was not far behind with j Chris McCarthy getting it over to Mike Suess who ended the scoring for the game. Final score 4-2 Bowmanville. The Bowmanville Atom B Team had won their division and it meant on to the A Championship to face-off against a "AA" Minor team from Pickering. Our M.V.P. in the game against Brooklin was Chris McCarthy. Great work Chris! Finally the moment had come, it was time to play for the championship. Our boys were ready but so was Pickering. It was tense for both sides. Pickering, however, came away with the championship. It was no fault of the Bowmanville team, the effort was there in full speed but the luck wasn't. The score was 3-0. Our boys were not to be down as they had come up against a good team although our boys played excellent hockey it just wasn't to be. Our goalie Jamie Doyle received the M.V.P. for an outstanding game. Each boy on the Bowmanville team received a beautiful trophy as they had placed second. I want to add a very special thank you to our parents for being great fans. Also to our boys who may not have won but are champs anyways. Seniors Thursday, December 11,1986 Team Standings: Smith - 54, Walkey - 43, Kirkton - 23, Grant-20. High Singles: S. Brown - 289, 274,213; K. Maynard - 263,226, 211; K. Smith - 259, T. Kirkton - 240, 212, 212; D. Grant - 236, A. Big Canoe - 235, C. Walkey - 222, 207; K. Wright - 218, 218; A. Stacey-213. High Triples : S. Brown - 776, K. Maynard - 700, T. Kirkton - 664, K. Smith - 639, D. Grant - 613, K. Wright-597. Juniors Saturday, December 13,1986 Team Standings: Hanc - 52, Big Canoe - 42, Farrow - 34, Brown - 31, Mulder - 30, McFeeters-21. High Singles : S. Brown - 273, 268; S. Snowden - 237, E. Evers - 232, E. Cook - 221, C. Richards - 219, D. Rodgers - High Triples : S. Brown - 732, C. Richards - 607, E. Evers - 557, S. Snowden - 549, E. Cook - 554, T. Hanc -530. Bantams Saturday, December 13,1986 Team Standings: A - Vesna - 48, Kichko - 48, Burns - 43, Harrison - 32, Rodgers - 22, Flint-22. B - Killens - 47, McKee - 44, Hill - 37, Routh - 32, Bourke - 25, Jackson-25. High Singles: A-D. Kichko.- 211, P. Vesna -172, R. Alehin - 170, M. Brooks -174. B - K. Hoult - 136, S. Neimann -133, S. MailleU 130, M. Routh-123. High Triples : A - D. Kichko - 504, M. Brooks - 468, R. Alehin -455, B. Rodgers-424. B - D. Wright - 340, C. Jackson - 339, S. Neimann - 337, K. Hoult -333. Tykes Saturday, December 13,1986 Team Standings - She-Rah - 38, Transformers - 35, My Little Pony - 32, Muppet Babies - 19, Smurfs -15, He- Man-11. High Singles: B. Huggins - 115, C. Peldiak-96. High Doubles - B. Huggins - 195, C. Peldiak -185. Saturday, December 20, 1986 - Family Twosome at Liberty Bowl. Bantams and Tykes bowling in one division with adult bowlers at 10:00 a.m. and Juniors and Seniors - at 12:30p.m. J,. itozema.-32, A. Atkinson - 27, D. Vandermeer, - 27, V. Vanabbema 24, P. Glasbergen - 24, H. Vandergaast - 23, D. Vanabbema -19, A. Mulder - 17, N. Bakker - 16, C. Vanniejenhuis-16. Ladies' High Single - Hammy Vandergaast 253; Men's High Single - Andy Mulder 287. 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