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1 li Tin- C;in;i<li;in St:itcsni;m. Howmanville. November 4. 1987 I sport-talk ) 1 62i-iî03 | FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Harry A key, Lance and Don Plain and a group of hunters returned home from a hunting trip last week with four moose, three deer and a bear. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Team standings in the Youth Boys' Tyke Bowling League at Liberty Bowl: High Singles: M. Smith 140, M. Tripp 114, N. Stichbury 111, K. DeSousa 100. High Doubles: M. Smith 278, M. Tripp 214, K. Dcsousa 187, T. Kirkton 170. IN THE EAGLES' NEST -- This Sunday, November 8, the Bowmanville Goodyear Junior C Eagles will be playing Uxbridge. Game time is 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday night, they played Ajax in an away game and on Saturday, Saturday, November 7, they will play Little Britain in Little Britain. SKI SWAP -- The Canadian Ski Patrol System is holding holding a ski swap for new and used equipment (that's downhill and cross country) on Friday, November 13; Saturday, November 14; and Sunday, November 15. The swap takes place at the Pickering Recreation Complex. There's also a ski swap at the Oshawa Ski Club this Saturday, November 7, at Ontario Motor Sales on Bond St., in Oshawa. Participants may bring equipment to swap in the morning and buyers are invited to attend in the afternoon between one p.m. and five p.m. OLD TIMERS' TOURNAMENT -- Next Saturday, November November 14, the Bowmanville Audio Vision Panasonic Old Timers will host a tournament. The games commence commence at eight a.m. in the Newcastle Village Arena and conclude at approximately 10 p.m. Eight teams are expected to participate. FRED'S AUTO BODY ■ Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive ■ Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs ■ Superior Collision Repair ■ Expert Refinishing • Clear Coat Available • Stripework • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate ■ Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Sharpening and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 48 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 SPORTS Bowmanville Runner Places First in Harrier Meet Courtice Boasts Unbeatable Soccer Team NEWS FROM THE OIIA -- The Ontario Hockey Association's Association's Board of Directors is surveying the junior hockey hockey membership with a view of taking another look at the present age group structure in the OHA. They'll be looking at the minor category in particular. Major midgets arc presently 17 years of age, while minor midgets arc 16. In the past, they were 16 and 15 years of age respectively. And the Ontario Hockey League drafts its prospective players from the ranks of the 16- year-olds. This means they are drafting minor midgets rather than major midget hockey players. All junior hockey teams within the OHA will be surveyed to determine determine their preference. I. ■«.j-.iÉÉ'îWîSEâll «B* Hi .A UMw. ** * M: LIFEGUARD AND INSTRUCTORS' COURSE--To meet the need for additional aquatic program leadership, the Town of Newcastle's Community Services Department Department is offering a daytime crash course in aquatics. This takes place at the Newcastle Fitness Centre November November 4- December 17. There are courses Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Individuals must hold a Red Cross white level (seniors) qualification or higher. A babysitting service is available. Qualified graduates may be hired subsequently subsequently by the municipality as a lifeguard or instructor. instructor. For information, call 623-3392. Night Hawks High Single: Deanna Barrett 306, Hiijh Triple: Deanna Barrett 716. 1 ■ - %.. The Courtice Boys' Soccer Team went undefeated in the Darlington Family of Schools' Soccer Tournament. The boys want to thank Mrs. Pammctt for organizing organizing a great Tournament. The other teams played well and were very good sports. Team members include front (left to right):' David Banner, Dev Dimock, Stephen Donnelly, Mark Flintoff, Neil Gazcy. Middle (left to right): Jason Heard Ryan Marsh, Michael Metcalf, Ron Mohr, Jeff Nctlinga. Back (left to right): Kevin Pickell, Chris Robinson, Ian Ruta, Robert Van Hunger, Scott Waters and Scott White. Coaches Make Final Cuts BOWLING NEWS -- Liberty Bowl's Golden Agers took on the Golden Agers from Port Hope in a recent competition, competition, but lost to the Port Hope team. Nevertheless, some good scores were reported, including a 326 single by Peggy Millson. Steve Greenside attained an average of 280 over 10 games and was the winner of the House Round in the Carling O'Keefe -- CBC preliminaries. He advances to the provincial championships in Toronto. The top Canadian bowlers decided in the early rounds will go on to a televised tournament having prize money of $25,000. Congratulations to the following bowlers who •achieved high single scores over the past week: John Jeffrey, 335; Mark Trotman, 309; and Muriel Mehew, 306. John Jeffrey also received a high triple score of775. After many hours of deliberations deliberations the coaches of the Major Atoms made their final final decisions, with the following following boys making the roster: roster: #1 - Steve tike, #2 - Andrew Ferguson, #3 - Jason Jason Jackman, #4 - Mike Gramm, #5 - Gary Adams, #6 - Chris Heffernan, #7 - Warren Bate, #8 - Bruce Harnum, #9 - Mike Nesbitt," #10 - Mike Deblois, #11 - Jason Jason Hoffman, #12 - Ryan Robinson, #16 -IJeff Murphy, Murphy, #17 - Doug.Parkin, #30 - Byron Harnum. Coach - Mr. Paul Jackman, Assistant Coach - Bob Deblois, Manager Manager - Steven Oke, Goalie Coach and Trainer - Paul Edmondson. These boys started out the season perfecting team play, by meeting up with six different different centres, in exhibition games - Pickering Village, the Oshawa Minors, Co- bourg, Whitby, Ajax and the Oshawa Black Hawks. The boys played well in all the games, giving us some idea how the league games could be played this season. The Major Atom league games started with a bang, with Bowmanviille meeting Stouffville, here at the Darlington Darlington Arena, Oct. 17,1987. The boys played hard and managed to keep an even pace against Stouffville. The final result of the game was Bowmanville 4, Stouffville 4, with the credits going to; Andrew Andrew Ferguson, Mike Cramm, Warren Bate, Ryan Robinson - Assists going to Gary Adams, Bruce Harnum, Harnum, Ryan Robinson, Jeff Murphy. The second league game was played in Port Hope, Oct. 18,1987 with Port Hope taking control and winning with a score of 5 - 4. Bowmanville Bowmanville came on strong with a first period rush but started to come apart in the second period and Port Hope took advantage of the slip and took control for the rest of the game. Bowmanville's four goals were credited to: Gary Adams, Adams, Warren Bate, Mike Nesbitt, Doug Parkin; Assists went to Jason Jackman, Gary Adams, Warren Bate, Bruce Harnum, Jason Hoffman Hoffman and Doug Parkin. Atom Majors Down Pickering Pickering Village On Oct: 24, 1987,„the Toro Atom Majors, travelled to Pickering, ■ to , do battle against the Pickering Village Majors. After a half hour delay, due to a no show of the referee, the teams finally managed to take to the ice, after a 're placement ref was located. The Toros broke the ice with the first goal of the game, but Pickering followed close behind behind with their one and only. The Bowmanville boys found Pickering to be quite a handful when it came to dishing out the rough stuff - but they held their own and managed to put two more into the Pickering net to win the game 3-1. The Bowmanville; goalies. Steve Oko and Byron Harnum Harnum both .played an excellent excellent game. Jeff Murphy and Gary Adams receive credit for the three goals with the assists going to Ryan Robinson Robinson and Jason Hoffman. Dennis Pizza Toros Remain Undefeated OIL FURNACE OWNERS TIRED OF CHANGING SUPPLIERS EVERY YEAR? CALL 725-3581 THE ONLY NUMBER YOU'LL NEED FOR HOME FUEL DELIVERY AND 24 HOUR FURNACE PROTECTION 'FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED" perry FUELS INC OSHAWA 285 BL00R ST. W. OSHAWA SERVING THE BOWMANVILLE AREA FOR OVER 60 YEARS The Dennis Pizza Novice Toros remain undefeated in regular league play. They have suffered only one loss and that was in an exhibition game against Oshawa "AAA" and it was also their first game of the season. This young team has demonstrated demonstrated that they have balance on defence and offence to succeed succeed and maintain the great success they had last season. On Friday night they visited visited Port Perry and came away with a 4-3 win. The Toros led 4-1 at one point before before Port Perry woke up and made this game close. Brent Strand had two goals along with Steven Brinkman, and Travis Laughlin who added singles. Assists were earned by Greg McMurter (2), Mark McCarthy and Steven Brink- man one each. Both Ryan Burtch and Ryan Stainton played well in goal for the Toros. On Saturday afternoon at Darlington, the Toros came away with a hard fought win (5-2) over Port Hope. This game was played end to end with both teams en joying excellent scoring chances. The Toros showed that passing is certainly going going to be a trademark this year as they moved the puck quickly from defense to forward. forward. The defense corps of Derek Lange, Danny Rowe and Matthew Brake and Kevin Kevin Pickell had to be sharp to prevent Port Hope's speedy forwards from mounting an attack. They continually fed passes up to the Toros' forwards forwards who finally broke a 2- 2 deadlock in the third period period by scoring three unanswered unanswered goals. Scoring in this game were Greg McMurter (hat trick), Travis Laughlin (1) and Steven Steven Brinkman(l), while assists assists were added by Robbie Jeffers, Danny Rowe, Matthew Matthew Brake (2), Brent Strand, Chris Steele and Kevin Kevin Pickell. The Toros on this years team are now learning if they play the way they are being coached, and if they play like a team, they will provide their supporters with great hockey for the rest of the season. Good Luck Toros! Team Standings 2. Bernie Jurvis 2526 pins, 3 points, 5.A3ice Burgess 2463 pins, 3 points, 4.Dee Barrett 2488 pins, 3 points, 3. Barb King 2456 pins, 1 point, 1. Sharon Yarrow 2426 pins, 1 point, 6 Dale Brown 2366 pins, 1 point. High Single: Dee Barrett 277, High Triple: Dee Barrett 674. Team Standings 2 Bernie Jarvis 5193 pins, 7 points, 5. Alice Burgess 4875 pins, 6 points, 3. Barb King 5025 pins, 4 points, 4. Dee Barrett 4931 pins, 3 points, 1. Sharon Yarrow 4659 pins 2 points, 6. Dale Brown 4781 pins, 2 points. Games over 200: Dee Barrett 277, 224, Debbie Sutcliffe 217, Bernie Jarvis 235,209, Shirley Barrett 210, 252, Anna Coutts 234, Alice Burgess 203, Dorthy Dodds 225, Karen Ovendon 220, 251, Trixie Wright 200, 226, Stella Brown 208, Mary Coral Coral 200. High Single: Barb King 277, High Triple Sharon Yarrow 693. Team Standings: 2 Bernie Jarvis 7920 pins, 10 points, 5. Alice Burgess 7414 pins, 9 1/ 2 points, 1. Sharon Yarrow 7158 pins, 5 points, 3. Barb King 7700 pins, 5 points, 4. Dee Barrett 7331 pins, 3 1/2 points, 6. Dale Brown 7250 pins, 3 points. Games over 200: Sharon Yarrow 225, 274, Karen Ovendon 268, 212, Barb King 277, 211, Bernie Jarvis 243,211, Shirley Barrett Barrett 215, Sherry Collins 201, Dee Barrett 228, Debbie Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 270, 235, Alice Burgess 223,231. High Single: Sharon Yarrow 254, High Triple: Karen Ovendon 655. Team Standings: 2. Bernice Jarvis 10450 pins, 13 points, 5. Alice Burgess 9905 pins, 10 1/2 points, 3 Barb King 10291 pins, 8 .points, 1 Sharon Yarrow 9654 pins, 6 points, 6 Dale Brown 9966-pins, 6 points, 4 Dee Barrett 9897 pins, 4 1/2 points. Games over 200: Barb King 207, 211, Trixie Wright 200, 205, Stella Brown 202, Deanna Barrett 211, Debbie Sutcliffe 212, Sharon Robinson 204, Alice Burgess 221,214, Gloria Fos- ket 215, Dorothy Dodds 204, Dale Brown 223, Karen Ovendon 214, 223, 218, Barb Rickard 227, Janice Green 205, Sharon Yarrow 254, 218. High Single: Karen Ovendon Ovendon 276, High Triple Karen Ovendon 749. Team Standings: 5. Alice Burgess 12469 pins, 14 1/2 points, 2. Bernie Jarvis Jarvis 13017 pins, 13 points, 6. Dale Brown 12001 pins, 10 points, 4. Dee Barrett 12572 pins, 8 1/2 points, 3. Barb King 12783 pins, 8 points, 1 Sharon Yarrow 12110 pins, 6 points. Games over 200: Karen Ovendon 276, 262,211, Dale Brown 259, 264, Janice Green 273, Bernie Bernie Jarvis 203, Sherry! Barrett Barrett 259, Shirley Barrett 213, Gloria Foskett 219, Stella Brown 203, Mary Goral 228, Anna Coutts 207, Brenda Yurke 220. ■7, ,„v "'isi: O' J Jason Goswell sure can make tracks. The grade five student at Lord Elgin Public School placed first in the junior category at a Harrier Run at Enniskillen Conservation Area on Monday, October 26. Jason came first in a field of approx- imately 65 competitors. He said that the sunny and hot weather was perfect for the run. Congratulations, Jason! New Season for Bantams On Friday, October 9th Nichols Motors Bantams met St Gertrudes of the Oshawa Church League and came away with a 2-0 win. The game, played at Darlington, Darlington, had one outstanding feature-both teams showed up with green and white sweaters which made the game both difficult to play and to officiate, congratulations congratulations to the players and the referees for a fine job in a difficult situation. Nichols opened the scoring early in the first period when Shawn Baumhauer finished off a fine passing play from linemates Kris Matheson and Ken Cornish. The score remained tied as both goal- tenders played well. Brett Lambert in Nichols net was especially sharp as he registered registered the shutout. Midway through the third period John Rendell, playing on a line with Dave Aldridge and Gilbert Holder, scored to ice the game. The line of Billy Billy MacIntyre, Mike Col- bourne and Brent Sainsbury glayed well but were foiled Monday Night Mixed Bowling Ladies High Single Marilyn Walsh 328, Men's High Single Single Gord Simpson 295, Ladies Ladies High Triple Marilyn Walsh 659, Men's High Triple Gord Simpson 703, 50/50 Winner Irene Whitney $9 50 <. 1 j October 26-Ladies High Single Single Onie Etcher 281, Men's High Single Wayne Piggot 295, Ladies High Triple Onie Etcher 730, Men's High Triple Wayne Piggott 762, 50/50 Winner Shirley Gattie $9.50. Top Ten Averages. Gord Simpson 220, Glen Edmondson Edmondson 218, Herald: Hoar 214; ; Peggy Haynes 212, Ross Wright 204, Penny Conna- ghan 202, Barry Darbey 200, Wayne Piggott 200, Wendy Murdock 199, Charles Ford 199. time and again by the goal- tender while the defensive pairs of Steve Kay, Murray Charland and Chris Adams, Paul Chisholm played wel! in all areas of the ice surface. Many players are getting used to new linemates ana new positions but everyone gave the effort required to win. A good way to start a long season. Coaching Nichols this year are John Kay, Bill MacIntyre MacIntyre and Steve Bizi. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRIS UN, RADIAL 781 All SEASON 299 Dean Aw, YOU'RE INVITED TO ATTEND Wayne and Louise Aasen cordially invite you to attend their GRAND OPENING on Saturday November 1\ 1987 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. JO-ELEN SPORTSWEAR & GIFTS 102 Queen St. PHONE: Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 1M6 (416) 623-8161 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 Hardwood and softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 OSHAWA SKI CLUB PRESENTS SKI SWAP Saturday, Nov. 7th Ontario Motor Sales, lionet St., Oshawa llihip in items to soil 9 a.in. ■ II ii.in. 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