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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 21, 1987 [ sport- talk 623-003 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- At the Bowmanville Curling Club, teams drawn for the President's Competition Competition on Friday, January 5, at 9:00 p.m. are: Skips: H.B. McGee, Neil Campbell, Chas Bickle, Ivan Woolsey. Vice Skips: Dr. Cattran, Mrs. N. Campbell, Len Lucas, Mrs. Woolsey. Seconds: L. Goddard, Glenn Lander, G. Vinson, Vinson, Rev. Herbert. Leads: Mrs. L. Goddard, Mrs. Lander, Mrs. Vinson, Dr. Sisson. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO -- Shortly after noon on New Year's Day six members of the Subaquanauts Diving Club showed up at East Beach Bowmanville for a swim in Lake Ontario. The temperature was hovering hovering around zero, and even in their wet suits the divers divers were cold, but brave, staying in the water 10 minutes minutes each. They are Chris Phethean, Tony Willans, Bowmanville; Jeff Carey, Courtice; Andy Nozdryn, Newcastle; Bob Smith, Oshawa; and Keith Bailey, Whitby. REDMEN--The Bowmanville Senior Redmen Basketball Basketball team is scheduled to resume play at BHS on Tuesday, Tuesday, January 27. On this date, they will meet with Central Central at 4:00 p.m. And on Thursday, January 29, the Redmen will be visitors at North Toronto Cl. Game time has not been announced. JUNIOR C -- The Bowmanville Eagles are travelling to Lindsay on Friday, January 23, for an 8:30 p.m. game. On Sunday, January 25, the Eagles arc scheduled to play in Lakefield. They will take on the Chiefs at 8:00 p.m. And on Tuesday, January 27, Bowmanville will be at home to Ajax Axemen. Game time is 8:30 p.m. COACH AND MANAGER NEEDED -- The Bowmanville Bowmanville Merchants' Softball Club is presently looking for a coach and manager for their 1987 season. Interested persons are invited to call Darral Osmond at 623-3341 or at 623-1914 after 5:00 p.m. TORO DANCE -- The Toros Hockey Association will be holding a dance at the Newcastle Town Hall on Saturday, January 31,1987. Tickets are now available. TOURNAMENT -- The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Grade Seven Volleyball Tournament was held on Monday, Monday, January 12, and Thursday, January 15, at the Pines Senior Public School. Placing first in the boys' volleyball tournament was The Pines Senior Public by a score of 15-0. And taking the gold medal for the girls was M.J. Hobbs with a victory of 15-12. Non Contact Results Burke Division Team w L T Pts. TJ's Roadhouse 12 1 4 28 Twin Brand 9 6 2 20 Shoppers 5 7 5 15 Dutchman 2 13 2 6 Oliver Division Hanc's / 11 4 2 24 Courtice 10 4 3 23 Toby's 5 9 3 13 Clinic 2 12 3 7 Clinic 7-Shoppers 4 Twin Brand 4 - Toby's Pub 3 TJ's4-Hanc's3 Courtice 3 - Dutchman 0 Clinic Pharmacy moved out of the basement in the overall standings as Ken Tabb fired 4 goals enroute to a 7-4 win over an undermanned Shoppers Drug squad in Saturday's 8:00 p.m. date. Wally McKay had a pair for Shoppers who now trail second place Twin Brand by 5 points heading into the final 4 games of the schedule. R.J. Hall, making an unexpected start in goal for Clinic, also anchored the Twin Brand club to a 4-3 win over Toby's in game two. Hall kicked out 25 of 28 Toby shots, many from close in, to preserve the win for Twin Brand. Doug Rickard fired two goals to move him to within one point short of fifty on the season. Ron Wheeler had a pair for Toby's. Trailing 3-0 late in the second period, TJ's came back to score 4 in a row to ensure themselves of at least a tie for top spot in the Burke division by downing Hanc's 4-3 Sunday at seven. Barry Hazelton, Jim Sutherland, Brian Ferguson and Mike Dymarski with the winner provided Don Bracey with his twelfth win of the season tops in the league. Dave Forrester recorded the shutout as Courtice snapped the Flying Dutchman's modest undefeated streak at two games with a 3-0 win in Sunday's final matchup. A1 Junkin had 2 including the game winner and John Talotti the other for Courtice who now trail Hanc's chickens by a single point in the Oliver loop. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Specializing In Unibody, Front Wheel Drive ■ Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs - Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Stripework • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Clear Coat Available - Insurance Claims PEACOCK LUMBER LTD, Building supplies. Our specially Is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & sollwood plywood. .MILL and YARD 328 Rllton Rd, N„ Oshawa 725-4744 Recreation Hockey as of Jan. 17,1987 Goodyear Team Wins Championship in Snow-Pitch Tournament KAWARTHA DOWNS -- The Ontario Racing Commission Commission has granted 1987 racingdates permitting Kawartha Downs to operate on the same schedule as 1986. Opening Opening day was Sunday, January 4. Racing will continue every Sunday in January, February, and March beginning beginning at 1:00 p.m. TOROS -- In the B.M.H.A., the Novice Toros are the only division with regular season games unfinished. On Friday, January 23, Bowmanville is scheduled to meet with Cobourg as visitors. And on Saturday, January 24, the Novice division will be wrapped up when Bowmanville Bowmanville plays at home (Darlington Arena), again with Cobourg. Game time is 1:00 p.m. DANCE -- The House League Hockey Mothers are holding holding a dance on Saturday, January 24, at the Newcastle Town Hall. Tickets are now available. FREE SKATING -- The Bowmanville Optimist Club is sponsoring several free public skating sessions at the Bowmanville Arena. An hour of skating (4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.) may be enjoyed at no charge on January 26, February February 2, 9,16, and 23. These 11 men faced over eight hours of bitter cold to participate in the annual Snow-Pitch Tournament held on Saturday, January 17, at Memorial Park. In the final championship match the Goodyear team beat out Pickering 15-5. The only qualification for entering the tournament was a willingness to play in the cold and the snow. Members of the Goodyear championship team are: (back left) John Crossey. Paul Dadson, Randy Crossey, Dave Castilloux, Rod Plain, Randy Masterson, and Dennis Ferguson. Front left: Gordi Bowen, Brian Dennis, Bill Crossey (coach), and Jerry Johnston.. Bell Pee wee Girls Champs in Grafton UMPIRES NEEDED--The Town of Newcastle Baseball Association is in need of umpires for the 1987 baseball season. If you are over 13 and interested in baseball you qualify as an umpire. Training will be provided if needed. For further information contact Roger Newman Newman at 623-9118 Saturday, December 20th at Darlington the Bell Toros . hosted the number one team in the league from Keene. The Bell girls played well, and really gave the Keene team a run for their money. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, they came out on the short end of a 3-1 score. The Toro goal came off the stick of Joanna Hall with the assistance assistance of Laura Abrams and Lisa Morrison. The Bell Girls travelled to Marmora on Sunday, December December 28th to do battle with their hostesses, and battle they did. Manners and lady-like behaviour were not a priority with the Marmora girls, as their rather aggressive actions were not too popular with the Bell bunch. The Bell group overcame the difficulties difficulties with hard work and determination and earned a 2-2 tie. Joanna Hall and Laura Abrams each scored an unassisted goal for the Bell Toros. The Bell Bombers participated participated in a 2-day tournament in Grafton on December 29th and 30th, and played some very excellent hockey. Their first game on the 29th was against Cobourg, who had defeated the Bell girls on 2 previous occasions by scores of 7-3 and 7-1. The Cobourg girls got quite a surprise, as the Bell bunch stayed even and at times ahead of them. A bit of a lapse early in the 3rd caused the Bell girls to lose their 4-3 lead, but they persevered persevered and came back with a 5th goal to tie the score,which is how the game ended. Joanna Hall led the way with a hattrick and 1 assist, while Laura Abrams and Cheryl Cole had 1 goal each. Lisa Morrison Morrison notched 3 assists and Kim Duczmalcwski earned 1 assist. The 2nd game, also played on December 29th, was against Trenton. The girls weren't quite as sharp as they had been earlier in the day and consequently went down to a disappointing disappointing 3-2 defeat which put them into the "B" Division. Laura Abrams was the only marks person for the Bell Toros as she notched both goals. Assists were tallied for Tricia Ferguson, Sarah Ewles, Karen Robinson and Leanne Floyd. ~ The stage was now set for the "B" Championship on December 30th against none other than Cobourg. The Bell Bombers were not to be denied as they played their best game of the tournament. tournament. Cobourg could not launch any defense to speak of and were very hard pressed pressed defensively, as the Bell Toros dominated every aspect aspect of the game. Angie Taylor was a real stand out between the pipes and well deserved the shut-out in this 4-0 Championship victory. victory. The Bell scoring stats hit the game sheet in this order 1) Joanna Hall from Shannon Reid. 2) Joanna Hall unassisted. 3) Laura Abrams unassisted. 4) Kim Duczmalcwski from Lisa Morrison. Congratulations to Laura ALTr.v.ns who was selected as thé M.V.P. Congratulations Congratulations to the entire team for a job well done. The Bell Peewees invited the girls from Newcastle to participate at Young Canada Canada Day on Saturday, January January 3rd. A l-l.:tie between the teams actually resulted in a loss to the Bell group, as Newcastle scored the 1st goal. Even though Newcastle Newcastle ranks were depleted considerably this contest was still a boost for the Bell bunch as they lost their very first game of the year to Newcastle by a score of 9-2. The Bell goal was scored by Joanna Hall on a set-up by Laura Abrams. The Most Valuable Player Award was presented to Angie Taylor, and deservedly so, as she was very impressive while performing her net-minding net-minding duties. Congratulations Angie! > Monday, January 5th, the j Bell Toros travelled to' Keene for a league game. Defensively, the Bell girls held Keene to only 3 goals as they did in their first encounter, encounter, but offensively, they were lacking and failed to light the scoreboard at all. Nice try girls - better luck next time. Angie Taylor was a tremendous tremendous asset again and deserves honourable mention. mention. Way to go Angie! The Bell Peewee Toro girls will be hosting Bewdley in a regular season game on Saturday, January 17 at 12 noon. Come on out for some enjoyment and suport the girls. Town Hockey By Dave Wright In the first game played Jan. 8th, Darlington Auto Centre knocked Hunt's Photo Studio out of first place by defeating them 3 - 0. Craig German earned a well deserved shutout for the auto centre. Scoring for Darlington were Dave Brown, Brad Godfrey, and Doug Crough. Assists went to Brad Godfrey with 2, John Hogarth 1 and George Kerr 1. In the second game, Castle Castle Hotel defeated 3 Brothers' Pizza 7-4. Scoring for Castle were Jim Baker 2, Don Farrow 2, Dwayne Mayor 1, Stan Konarowski 1, and Len Markoff 1. Assists went to Stan Konarowski 3, Jim Baker 2, Nick VanSeg- gelin 1, Glen Tink 1 and goaltender Gary Murphy 1. Scoring for Brothers were Dan Gervais 2, Mike Adams 1 and Greg Martin 1. Assists went to Dan Gervais, Phil Broome, Hugh Français and Greg Martin. In the third game of the evening, Jimmy's Flame Broil defeated Norm's Deli 9 - 2 to move into first place with only 1 league game remaining remaining in regular league play. Scoring for Jimmy's were Steve Taylor 2, Gary Dusseldorp 2, Jerry Johnston 2 and Bob Dwyer 1. Assists went to Don Daigle 5,, Andy Patton 3, Jerry Johnston 2, Gary Dusseldorp, Dusseldorp, Bill Hogarth, Bill Peterman, Steve Taylor and Gary Murphy playing his 2nd game of goal in the evening and picking up his second assist. Scoring for Norm's were Wayne Bragg and Neil Jones. Assists went to Rod Plain and Brent Badour. Liberty Bells F. Sleep-5,3844; J.Hanth- orn - 4.5, 3662; C. Roberts - 4.5,3555; K. Dustin - 3,3578; R. Junkin-3,3554; R. Wright - 3, 3444; C. Hopcroft - 1, 3487; F. Bullock - 0, 3489 Top Ten F. Sleep - 255, C. Roberts - 244, J. Hanthorn - 220, E. Etcher - 212, R. Junkin - 210, J. McMullen - 210, R. Wright - 205, C. Hopcroft - 204. High Average - 255 - F. Sleep High Single - 292 - F. Sleep High Double - 507 - F. Sleep TYKE: W L T F A Pts. A and R Flooring 10 1 2 53 17 22 Shoppers Drug Mart 6 6 1 23 34 13 London Life 5 6 2 29 28 12 Skylight Donut NOVICE: 2 10 1 16 42 5 Adam and Eve 9 1 67 18 18 Bonded Paving 6 3 1 32 21 13 Victoria and Grey Jimmy's Place 5 4 1 38 31 11 3 5 3 30 48 9 Carter's Bakery ATOM: 10 1 17 66 1 London Life ; 9 1 2 40 9 20 Langes Photo 6 2 3 49 26 15 Ontario Hydro 5 6 33 46 10 J and J Sharpening 2 7 2 30 46 6 401 Esso PEEWEE: 2 8 1 31 56 5 Mr, Submarine 9 1 2 40 20 20 McRobbie Phtot 8 3 46 28 16 Dykstra's Deli 5 3 2 29 24 12 Hutton Transport 1 8 2 14 26 4 Checkers Variety BANTAM: 1 9 1 15 46 3 Kool Enterprises - 8 2 2 50 33 18 McGregor Hardware 6 5 1 29 35 13 Nichols Motors 5 5 2 43 33 12 Square Boy MIDGET: 2 9 1 27 48 5 Remax , 8 4 41 28 20 Gralham's IGA 7 4 1 44 30 15 Maggie B's 3 6 3 38 34 9 Rotary 1 9 2 29 60 4 B.R.H.L. Select Teams Tyke: Optimist Club Novice: Frank's Variety Atom 1 : Darlington Auto Sales Atom 2: Bay Sports •: PeeWee: I.O.O.F. ■ Bantam: Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Midget: Deluxe Taxi ;.. Games Jan. 12/1987 Newcastle Arena Midget: Graham's IGA 3, Ian Wheelock 1, Sean Powers 1, Frank Ruzzuto 1 '- Maggie B's 1, Dave McCullough 1. Rotary 4, Steve Simranoirc 1, Randy Smit 1, Jason Boyd 1, Scott Munro 1 - Remax 4, Jeff Vanderbelt 2, Paul Strong 1, Earl Strong 1. Games Sat., Jan. 17,1987 Bowmanville Arena Tyke: Shoppers Drug Mart 4, Steve Tabb 2, Colin MacDonald 2 - A and R flooring 3, Chris Steele 1, Niki Defreitas 1, Chris Pot 1. Skylight 2, Scott MacKay 1, Brent Stockman 1 - London LifeO. Shut Out Kris Polley. Novice: Adam and Eve 14, Les McCrory 4, Greg Knox 2, Kevin Pickell 2, Kevin Martin 3, Brad Ormiston 3 - Jimmy's Place 0. Shut Out Chad Lebreton. Bonded Paving 7, Peter Schoep 3, Garrett MacDonald 2, Kevin Grootendorst 1, Ryan Beitle 1 - Carter's Bakery 1, Shaun Whalen 1. Pee Wee: McRobbie Photo 3, Jeff Martin 1, Aaron Virtue 1, Eric Smith 1 - Hutton Transport 1, Jeff Beckett 1. ' , Mr. Submarine 6, Michael Hannah 1, Kyle Purdy 2,' Jack Bentley 2, Andrew James 1 - Checkers Variety 0. Shut Out Kent Vanderheyden. ,l . Future Games V January 24,1987 \ Bowmanville Arena ' 8 a.m. - Kool vs McGregors (Bantam). 9 a.m. - Nichols vs Square Boy (Bantam). 10 a.m. - Checkers vs Hutton (PeeWee). >; 11 a.m. - Dykstra's vs McRobbie (Pee Wee). 12 noon - Ontario Hydro vs J and J Sharpening (Atom). 1 p.m. - 401 Esso vs Langes (Atom). 2 p.m. - Adam and Eve vs Victoria and Grey (Novice). 3 p.m. - Bonded vs Jimmy's (Novice). 4 p.m. - Shoppers vs London Life (Tyke). 5 p.m. - Skylight vs A and R Flooring (Tyke). January 25,1987 Darlington Arena 8a,m. - Victoria and Grey vs Adam and Eve (Novice). Newcastle Arena 9 a.m. - Jimmy's vs Bonded (Novice). January 26,1987 Newcastle Arena 8 p.m. - Maggie B's vs Remax (Midget). 9 p.m. - Graham's IGA vs Rotary (Midget). Foundry Lge Team Standings D. Taylor, 4; J. Murphy, 3; Jim Murphy, 3; S. Adams, 1; G. Cowling, 1; G. Smith, 0. Ladies' High Single - Barb Gilkes, 286 Men's High Single - Ryan Sutcliffe, 388 Ladies' High Triple - Barb Gilkes, 690 Men's High Triple - Ryan Sutcliffe, 780 Top 10 Averages Ryan Sutcliffe, 260; Barb Gilkes, 230; Dave Snowden, 224; Joan Kimball, 219; Joan Murphy, 213; Jim Murphy, 212; Larry Greenham, 212; Oliver Knapp, 210; Cloyde Morey, 206; Len Foster, 203. Team Standings Jim Murphy, 7; D. Taylor, 6; J. Murphy, 4; G. Cowling, 3; G. Smith, 3; S. Adams, 1 Ladies' High Single - Linda Kanigan, 261 Men's High Single - Gord Cowling, 307 Ladies' High Triple - Joan Murphy, 679 Men's High Triple - Gord Cowling, 666 Top 10 Averages Ryan Sutcliffe,'260; Dave Snowden, 220; Joan Murphy, Murphy, 220; . 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