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I Youth Bowling Team Standings: Smith - 71, Wright - 53, Grant - 38, Kirkton -34. High Singles: R. Sutcliffe - 261, 204; S. Brown - 240, 235, 225; A. Big Canoe - 215, N. Dudley - 210, 203, 202; D. Dickson -191. High Triples : S. Brown - 700, N. Dudley - 615, R. Sutcliffe - 606. Juniors: Saturday, April 10,1987 Team Standings: Mulder - 74, Hanc - 66, Farrow - 58, Big Canoe - 43, McFeeters - 27, Brown-26. High Singles: R. Mulder - 275, C.A. Farrow - 252, S. Brown - 235, M. Holmes - 206, T. Hanc-174. High Triples: C.A. Farrow - 668, R. Mulder - 638, S. Brown - 605, C. Richards - 572, T. Hanc - 509, M. Holmes - 485. Bantams: Saturday, April 10,1987 Team Standings: "A" - Terry - 64, MacArthur - 56, Vickery - 49, Aitchison - 46, Buma - 45, Rodgers-34. Team Standings: "B" - Ladies Bowling April 6,1987 Team Standings: Linda Bryant - 32 pts„ 41434; Barb Osborne - 27 pts., 40956; Heather Westlake - 27 pts., 39809; Fern Bradley - 26 pts.. 41114; Sharlene Dehart - 26pts., 40948; Jiidy Willan - 20 pts., 40249; Nancy Living - 20 pts., 39879; Diana Thompson - 17 pts., 39569; Cathy Bothwell -16 pts., 39549; Shiela Roberts -16 Vt« .38937: Virginia Parrish - î? Pî?;> ^8242 ; Muriel Tennant -11 pts., 38154. Maillet - 72, Hyland - 66, Ruelland - 45, Pearson - 44, Routh-41, McLuhan-24. High Singles: "A" - T. Burns - 220, D. Kichko -187, J. Vickery -173, J. Bourke -173. High Singles: "B" - S. Hyland - 160, 152, 150; M. Routh-159,142. High Triples: "A" - T. Burns - 407, D. Kichko - 470. High Triples: "B" - S. Hyland - 462, M. Routh - 416. Tykes: i Saturday, April 10,1987 Team Standings: Appaloosa - 52, Stallion - 47, Belgian - 35, Pony - 31, Mustang - 29, Arabian -17. High Singles: C. Gusterson - 167,101; C. Peldiak - 125,107; B. Huggins - 119, 109; M. Meadows-101. High Doubles: C. Gusterson - 269, C. Peldiak - 232, B. Huggins-228. Triple F April 10,1987 P. Glasbergen - 31, A. Atkinson - 30, B. Vroom - 28, M. Rozema - 26%, A. Mulder - 25%, A. Bonsma - 21%, D. Vanabbema - 16%, H. Vandergaast -16, N. Bakker - 16, J. Rozema -15. Ladies' High Single - Hammy Vandergaast 277; Men's High Single - Albert Vanbelle296. Ladies' High Triple Hammy Vandergaast 688 Men's High Triple - Pete Glasbergen 764. Ladies' High Average - Hammy Vandergaast 198; Men's High Average - Pete Glasbergen 220. !"■ ' ' "■ . I ills iT Thu Canadian Statesman. Bowinanville. April 22. 1987 7 B Championship Goes to Selects Tennis Club News Flying Dutchman Midgets Defeat Best in Ontario 1986 tennis club champions: 1-r, M. Roberts, D. Kelly, J. Kelly and S. Smith. BOWMANVILLE TENNIS CLUB 1987 REGISTRATIONS: Lions Centre Friday, May 1 -- 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday, May2--2 p.m.-4p.m. Sunday, May 3 -- 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. FEES: JUNIOR (under 17) $25.00 ADULT $45.00 COUPLE $75.00 FAMILY $90.00 fi ACTIVITIES:.: - Free lessons for new mepnbers and juniors { - Intermediate and advanced instruction available - Club nights and fun days - Tournaments - All the tennis you can play! For further information contact: KEM MAJID 623-5247 ELLEN LOGAN 623-4790 1986 tennis club champions: C. Hooper and J. Smith, a director of the BTC, shows the men's doubles trophy for C. Ramdial and T. Rupa, the 1986 winners who were away at school when the photograph was taken. The 1987 Tennis Season will officially begin when the Bowmanville Tennis Club holds its annual registration of new and returning members on May 1, 2, and 3rd. (See ad in Sports Section) and if it's anything like last season • then 1987 will be a super " year with lots of fun, events and 1 participation: " ' .7' The club rah nine very successful successful tournaments in 1986. The standard of play was exceptionally exceptionally high as players vied for the distinction of being being the first champions to have their names on the many trophies which arc to be competed for annually during during the year end club champi- . onships. Congratulations to all 1986 champions. The BTC would • also like to thank the many sponsors who so generously donated trophies for the year end tournaments. Fix 'em yourself 's \nd SA VE $$$ on these AS - IS SPECIALS! 1982 ESCORT 4 DOOR SEDAN Stock No. 7130B, 4 cyl„ auto., radio. As is $1295 1981 OMEGA 4-DOOR SEDAN Stock No. 7355A 4 cyl., auto., power steering, cassette. As Is $1895 1981 MERCURY Zephyr 4 Dr. Sedan Stock No. 7015C, auto., power steering, radio. As Is $1595 1980 OMEGA 4-DOOR Stock No. 6042A, V-6, auto., power steering, air conditioning, vinyl roof, radio. As is .... $1395 1980 DATSUN 200 SX SPORTS CAR Stock No. 7221 A, 4 cyl., auto., radio. As Is $2195 1978 CHEVETTE 4-DOOR Stock No. 7214C, 4 cyl., auto., radio. As Is $1495 1977 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 4-DR. Stock No. 7096A, V-8, auto., power steering, radio. As Is $149 1977 MONTE CARLO 2-DOOR Stock No. 7199A, V-8, auto., power steering, radio. As Is $895 1976 GMC SHORTY VAN Stock No. 6128B, V-8, auto., power steering, stereo, captain's chairs, ice box, tilt wheel, complete with bed. As Is $2495 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 DR. HARDTOP Stock No. 6337B, auto., radio, mag wheels. As Is $399 caw AN -- BUtCK LTD BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. J ^ f ly 166 King St. E. Telephone 623-3396 Men's Singles Champion - Jay Kelly. Trophy sponsored by Dennison Manufacturing Canada Inc. Ladies' Singles Champion - Carol Hooper. Trophy sponsored sponsored by Leisure Lady. Men's Doubles Champions - Tony Rupa and Colin Ram dial. Trophy sponsored by Preston Moving and Transport Transport Limited. Ladiesj Doubles Champions - Dorothy Kelly and Mailou Roberts. Trophy sponsored by Ken Hockin Real Estate Ltd. Mixed Doubles Champions - Dorothy Kelly and Jay Kelly. Kelly. Trophy sponsored by R. L. Stevens of Bowmanville. The 1986 Junior Champion was Stephen Smith. Winners of the mid-season tournaments tournaments were: Jim Stakaruk - Men's Singles; Carol Hooper - Ladies' Singles; Dorothy Kelly and Jay Kelly - Mixed Doubles. Special Mention to Jane Noble who was runner up in three events: Ladies' Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles. 1986 Winners are shown with their trophies. Jim Smith, a club director, shows off the Men's Doubles trophy on behalf of the winners who were away at University when the photographs were taken. Junior Orioles Begin Spring Training On Sunday, April 12 the Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Junior Orioles held their first training camp. The Orioles have already been picked by the media to return as Eastern Ontario Junior "C" Champions and the Orioles are inviting any interested players between the ages of 16-21 to come and try out. The 1986-87 hockey season season is history, but the memories of the accomplishments accomplishments and action will remain forever in the minds of the Midgets, management, management, parents and friends. Regardless of the listing and naming of achievements, the precious moments will never be forgotten. forgotten. The team went to New Liskeard to do their utmost to win it all in the Ontario Tournament of Champions. This was evident by their behaviour, attitude and diligent diligent team effort on the ice last weekend. The ultimate "All Ontario Championship" was won by a 7-6 score over a stubborn North York Canadien team. This was made sweeter by the naming ofScott Webster (goal), Scott Page (defence) and Gareth Stone (right wing) to the all-star team. Each of the other three clubs, Hearst, New Liskeard, Liskeard, North York, placed one each on the prestigious team. The Toros could easily easily have swept the top awards as Glen Campbell and George Pithie received M.V.P. awards over the weekend and the rest of our defence were more than equal to the occasion. The first game was played Friday night against the champions of the north, Hearst Marquis. As usual for our Dutchman crew, it was a slow starting affair with Webster making several several dazzling saves in the first period before Mike Gallant popped one in from Paul Stainton. Each game consisted of three 15 minute periods! j with a flood between between jdàch period. In t h es e c o UfL ,U carst's aggress aggress jyç-,p'l ay, Resulted in a go fi 1, ! j which,' |\y,$s f j o fis e t by ohé off the'stick of Gareth Stone from Campbell', and Rekker. Hearst scored twice in the third but were respectively matched by goals from Gallant Gallant (Page and Fairey) and Pithie (Campbell and Cole). Chris Shymr then opened it up on an excellent pass from Shawn Rekker. Stone potted one in the empty net from Campbell and Pithie but that trio wasn't finished. With Hearst's goaltender back in they hit again on a goal by George Pithie. The second game was on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 against the host club, New Liskeard Lions, who had been defeated 4-3 by North York the previous evening. This was a hard-hitting affair affair with very lenient refereeing refereeing for the most part. The Toros scored first on a blazing slapshot from Mike Colwell with assists going to Tripp and Shmyr. The Lions replied on an equally blazing blazing shot to beat Burke Lush. George Pithie netted a point shot from Campbell and Fairey on the power play but it again was balanced balanced by a New Liskeard goal to finish the first period at 2-2. Mike Gasllant was the marksman in the second from his linemates, Fairey and Stainton. Once again, the northern boys evened it up to complete the second period scoring. Johnny Romano assisted on a Mark Tripp goal which put the Flying Dutchman boys ahead to stay. It was not easy. On a faceoffin our end which resulted in jostling between Tripp and the opposing opposing centre, the head official official saw fit to assess Mark a major for butt-ending much to the amazement of everyone else in the arena. Even those watching directly directly above in the press box had seen nothing take place. That made things tight with four minutes to play and short handed. The O.M.H.A. reps were equal to the task. Once again Gareth Stone proved to be the relentless relentless checker as he and John Romano stole the puck in the offensive zone and notched an insurance marker. Glen Campbell won the face off at our blue line, scoring the final goal of the game to come away with a 6-3 win which ensured a berth in the gold medal game. Burke Lush held the team in with some excellent saves. North York had defeated defeated Hearst 8-3 earlier to also make the gold medal match. However, the Toros had to play North York at 7:00 p.m. as part of the round robin. In the third game, North York struck early on a blast from the point. Scott Page took a pass out from Gareth Stone scoring from the point. Rob Real combined with Troy Harness and Chris Shmyr to give the Toros the lead until the M.T.H.L. winners scored on a,break-away in thé second to tie it up to the end of the second period. The C.P.S. line struck in the third with Glen getting the goal from George and Gareth. The Bowmanville boys added three more, Fairey from Downing and Rekker, Pithie from Stone and Downing and Colwell from Stone and Campbell to close the scoring at 6-2. After a sumptuous breakfast breakfast and a team meeting, it was off to the rink to prove we were the best. Many felt we had already done that but the gold medal game had to be played. New Liskeard Liskeard defeated Hearst 5-3 to win the bronze medal. The North York boys were a stocky crew with two well built lads, one 5'9" and 230 pounds and the other 5'8" at 200 pounds. They were not easy to knock off the puck and as a result were a threat when they had control in our end. The Toros struck early with two goals by the C.P.S. line, George scored one on a timely give and go with Gareth from Glen and Glen scored the second on a tip- in. Jamie Downing scored on a blast from the point on passes from Real and Romano. Scott Webster was Come to for our Spring ASSELSTINE COUNTRY Thursday - Friday - Saturday APRIL 3Qth, MAY 1st & End Refreshments * Free Draws Each Day * Main Free Draw Helmet Sale * Big ATV Display * ATV Demonstrations Entier your machine In the ATV PULL! SATURDAY, MAY End - 11:00 AM Prizes will be awarded. WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! YAMAHA YAMAHA South of Blackstock on County Rd. 57 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK [416] 686-4437 not kept too busy but had to handle a break-away and some blistering point shots.' The first period ended 3-0 for the Toros but these were 20-minutç periods and it was far from over. North York made it 3-1 in the second second but Pithie connected from Stone to make it 4-1. North York capitalized on a break-away to close it 4-2. Chris Shmyr rounded out the scoring in the second from Stone to take a 5-2 lead into the third period. David Fairey tipped in a Shawn Rekker slap shot with Paul Stainton assisting to give the Toros what seemed a safe lead. As the 10 minute mark of the third approached, the Canadiens knew it was do or die and they threw everything but the kitchen sink at our guys, including the odd spear, a 230 pound winger and some flying tackles at Webby in the crease. It paid off for them as they closed the gap to 6-5 with several power blasts from close in. Pithie and Stone hit again, set up by Scott Page to make it 7-5. Even then, the North Toronto Toronto boys wouldn't quit scoring with 32 seconds left, but that was all they had time for and we held on for a 7-6 win, and the right to be truly "All Ontario Champions" Champions" SPLINTERS: The Breault Motor Hotel in New Liskeard Liskeard deserves special mention for showing the utmost utmost of hospitality through their meals, service, accommodation, accommodation, and staff. No one has worked harder harder for this team over the years than Henry Downing. He looked after contacts, ice time, communication, , and thousands, of other ; things : too numerous to mention and I-honestly believe believe this team would not have been as successful without his dynamic energy. Boys and parents, hats off to Henry. Stu Tripp has been extremely extremely patient, supportive and helpful as assistant coach and made many sacrifices sacrifices to help make this year successful. Mr. Brian Taylor has our vote for coach of the year. He got the best out of the boys on the ice and worked with them to overcome all types of adversity. Having no family they have devoted all of their time, attention, and concentration to this team which has paid off. Thanks, Brian and Ginny. Hospital League April 7,1987 Ladies' High single - Sharon Woodcock 248; Ladies' High Triple - Sharon Woodcock 641 ; Ladies' High Average - Susie Marshall 204. Men's High Single - Steve Fowler 285; Men's High Triple - Steve Fowler 683; Men's High Average - Art Atkinson 209. Top Ten Averages: Art Atkinson - 209, Susie Marshall - 204, Phil Woodcock - 205, Janice Woodcock - 201, Sharon Woodcock - 201, Roy Woodcock - 197, Rodney Greenley - 196, Charlotte Cascagnette -189, Brian Grant -188, Derrick MacLean -187. Garritano Bros, sponsored sponsored the Bowmanville Select tournament played in Newcastle on Apr. 18. S.E. London won the tournament tournament in overtime. It was a well played, exciting, final with excellent refereeing. refereeing. Bowmanville's first game was played against S.E. London and they lost 2-0. It could have been an even bigger loss but once again the goalkeeping pair of Scott Hanthorn and Mike Ruthard held us in the game. David Kichko was MVP for the game. BOWMANVILLE 7, NEWMARKET NEWMARKET MINORS 2 The S & G lads fell be- 401 Esso Wins 401 Esso finishes last in season but end up as "B" Champions in the play-offs. ARer making it through the first series round of the play-offs we met Hydro in the best of three game series for the "B" championship. championship. In game one it started out well from the opening face- off as we went in to score-- Robert West with the goal, but somehow got our plays fouled up and fell behind 4- 1. With a strong third period the boys- recharged and came back and earned a 6-6 tie. Other scorers were Jeff Murphy(3 goals), and Trevor McDonald(2 goals). In the second game this was hard fought and close checking throughout with some good goaltending at both ends, but 401 came up with a 2-1 win. Scoring for Esso was Jerry Johnson(l goal and 1 assist), and Trevor Trevor McDonald(l goal and 1 assist). Other assists went to Mike Zdravkovski and Robert McLellan. In the third and final game, a strong finish gave the 401 Esso boys a 5-1 win and the "B" championship, Scoring in the game were Trevor McDonald with four goals and Mike Gramm with a short-handed goal that seemed to turn things around. Assists went to Jerry Johnson(4), Mike Zdravkovski(3), Mike Talotti and Robert McLellan. McLellan. hind by a goal early in the game which may have been a help to the team as they played very strong hockey from then on. Steve Bizi was the MVP, he scored two goals and played a strong game. His wingers, Dan Knight and Sean Snow ably assisted him. Another strong performance was turned in by Scott Selleck, Marc Pierce and Richard MacCheyne. This line also scored a few goals. Jimmy McGregor played a good game on defence. BOWMANVILLE, 7, NEWMARKET NEWMARKET MAJORS, 3 This was Bowmanville's first chance at a championship championship as a team this year and they came out flying, keeping keeping Newmarket off balance. Jeremy Snowden and his linemates Martin and Jan Vanderheyden played well together. The score was reasonably close throughout throughout the game. It was towards the end of the game that Bowmanville gave up the three goals and Newmarket had to press, allowing the S & G lads more chances. Good plays by the defence of Andrew Day, Dustin Couch and Gilbert Holder helped out a strong game by the forwards. Ian was the MVP and Michael Col- borne, even though injured, played the last 22 secs, of the game. A nice way to end the season. 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