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) Toro Midgets Win 7-1 On November 1 the Toro Midgets hosted Pickering Village in a league game at Darlington Arena. The first period v/as scoreless, but Pickering scored early in the second on a penalty shot af ter being tripped up on a bread away. Late in the sec- e ay. ond period, with a two man advantage Guy Freeman tied the game with assists oing to Mark Tripp and " oy Harness. Minutes later Shane Armstrong gave the Toros the lead with help from Dean Baumhauer and Stephen Smith. 1116 third period saw the Toros score 5 unanswered goals to win the game 7-1. Nick Dennis had a strong third period getting himself a hat trick. His first goal came when the teams were 4 aside, another came when the Toros had a power play, and his third was a nice move on the Pickering goal tender when the Toros were playing short handed. Assists Assists on Nicks three goals were given to Shane Armstrong, Armstrong, Brad Carnegie, Rob Real, Dean Baumhauer and Neil Taylor. Mark Tripp scored on a power play assisted assisted by Guv Freeman and Tony Van Hoof, and Greg Goode put one in from the blue line with assists going to Greg Healey and Shane Armstrong. n : Earlier in the week the Hal- , ■ minen Toros shut out the , Pickering Minor AA squad, .. 8-0 in an exhibition game at Darlington. Bowmanville scored 2 unanswered goals on the power play in the first period, the first one coming from'Shane Armstrong hall way through the period. Greg Healey and Si Smith set it up from goa sneaking it in around the corner of the net. Mark Tripp and Troy Harness assisted assisted on Tony VanHoofs goal from the blue line late in the period while the Toros had a two man advantage. It was great to watch these players pass the puck around just waiting for the right time to shoot and make it count. In the second period 5 goals' were scored by the Toros as follows: Mark Tripp deflected deflected a hard shot from Troy Harness, also assisted by Greg Goode; Britt Cole scored from the point after good passing plays were made by Tony VanHoof and Shane Armstrong; Shane snuck into the slot on a power power play and made it count witn assists going to Greg Healey and Britt Cole; Brad Carnegie one-timed a pass from Shane also assisted by Tony; and Mark Tripp made some good moves on the ;oal tender to put it up over is shoulder for his second goal of the game. Britt Cole and Neil Taylor helped out on that one. The third period saw one Toro goal scored by Stephen Smith on a rebound. Shane and Greg Healey got assists. The Toros did all the right things in this game, making those chalk talks pay off. It was a different story, however, when the same Toro team played the Pickering Pickering Major AA team two nights later. The first period saw Bowmanville take a 2-1 lead with goals being scored by Brad Carnegie and Stephen Stephen Smith. Brad's goal was on a power play assisted by Nick Dennis and Gareth Stone, while Stephen's was K! S Radio-Control Cars from Tamiya • Sales • Parts • Service NOVEMBER SPECIAL "The Falcon" 1/10 scale v Off Road Buggy ■ Acorns Jeehniplus 2 Channel Radio 7.2 v Racing Pack and Charger Package Price $269." Price valid until November 30th, 1987 Available at THE PINE HUT 34 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-9663 assisted by Shane and Greg Healey. The Toros showed some good penalty killing at the end of this period to keep the lead. Shots were 13-6 in Pickering's favour. After two periods of hockey the Halminen Homes Mid- ets had a 5-2 lead. Mark ipp fired one in from the blue line with Rob Real and Guy Freeman picking up the assists. Brad Carnegie got his second of the night alter taking a lovely pass from Nick Dennis, ana Stephen Smith got his second goal late in the period on a snort handed play assisted by Greg Healey. The Toros came out. after the flood to score early in the third period on a power play goal by Troy Harness with Mark Tripp and Greg Goode assisting. It was after that ? oal ana a 6-2 lead that the 'oros faded. They watched, Pickering score 4 consecutive consecutive goals in much the same fashion by not taking their man out of the play or stopping stopping them at tne blue line. With Pickering tying the game at 6 apiece, Stephen Smith decided he'd better help his own cause, and got his hat trick on another short handed goal. Nick Dennis helped him on this one. Good hustle guys! The Toros didn't seem to want to protect protect their one goal lead, and let Pickering come into their end for two more goals to win it 8-7. Back to the chalkboard chalkboard boys!! The Toro Midgets will be in a AA Tournament in Belleville Belleville on November 6,7 and 8th. Good Luck boys! Legion todies Team Standings 1. Muriel Tennant 29 points, 2. Kim Taylor 23 points, 3. Patti Roberts 191/2 points, 4. Barb. Hanc 15 1/2 points, 5. Sheila Roberts 13 points, 6. Sandra Sobil 8 points, High Single- Barb Hanc-322, Hijgh Triple- Barb Hanc-723, High Average-Barb Average-Barb Hanc-207. Pee Wee B's Even Record So far, the Peewee Toro B team are on a "win one, lose one" streak. The team played an exhibition game against Whitby Major Peewees, an excellent hockey team. The Toros were defeated 11-3. Our goals were scored by Carlo Warr (2), Tracey Lem- ke (1), Assists went to Carlo Warr (1), and Mark Bradley (l). Ini our regular division league, the Toros defeated Millbrook 5-3 in an exciting game. Goals were scored by Jeremy Woodcock (2), Ryan Ferguson, Tyson Pearcey and Mark Bradley. Assists went to Matt Aitken. Chris Aitken, Tracey Lemke (2), Carol Warr, Jeremy Woodcock. Woodcock. On Saturday, October 31, Orono defeated the Toros 6- 3. Chris Aitken, Carlo Warr and Steve deBlois scored for the Toros. Dan Couillard, Carlo Warr and Steve deBlois deBlois assisted on the goals. The "wins" should become more consistent as the players become more familiar familiar with each other and continue continue to work hard. AUTOHAUSCOBOURG YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE and BUY 1987's AT SPECIAL PRICES and BEAT THE 1988 PRICE INCREASE. <B FOXES From $8,750." + PST Only 4 Left. m GOLFS From $11,950. 00 + PST Only 2 Left. JETTAS From $13,750. 00 + PST Only 4 Left. AUTOHAUSCOBOURG ! DALE ROAD AND BURNHAM ST. E., QOBOURG MONDAY-FRIDAY- 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY- 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Proprietor - Lou Timermanis (416) 372-2197 Dennis Pizza Novices Sporting Good Record Dennis Pizza Novice Toros win 5 and lose 1 and tie one in last seven games. In their 1st league game October 23 against Port Perry a 4-3 win. B. Strand 2 goals, S. Brink- man 1 goal and 1 assist, T. Laughlin 1 goal and 1 assist, G. McMurter 2 assists with singles to D.Rowe and M. McCarthy. For Travis this was his first goal. In their second league game a 5-2 win over Port Hope on October 24. G. McMurter with the hat trick, S. Brink- man and T. Laughlin with 1 each. M. Brake 2 assists with singles to K. Pickell, R. Jeffers, Jeffers, B. Strand, D.Rowe and C. Steele. Oshawa Red Wings visited us October 27 and skated to a 3-3 draw. G. McMurter 1 goal and 2 assists, B. Strand and P. Lavallee 1 each with R. Jeffers picking up 1 assist. Oshawa Bruins arrived on the 29th and were beaten 7- 2. G. McMurter with the hat trick and 1 assist, S. Brink- man 2 goals, P. Lavallee 1 goal, B. Strand 1 goal and 1 assist, T. Laughlin 2 assists with singles going to K. Pickell, Pickell, C. Steele, M. McCarthy, M. Brake and R. Jeffers. On the 30th we visited Whitby AA and surprised them with a 4-3 win. G. McMurter with the hat trick, T. Laughlin 1 goal and 1 assist assist with singles to B. Strand, P. Lavallee, M. Brake, C. Steele and one on our goalies R. Stainton with 1 assist. The return match the next day gave the Toros their first defeat defeat at home 5-2. G. McMurter McMurter 2 goals with B.Strand, C. Steele. M. McCarthy and T. Laughlin with 1 assist. On November 1 we went to Ajax (AA) and won 3-2 a very exciting game. B. Strand 1 goal and 2 assists, G. McMurther 1 goal and 1 assist, S. Brinkman 1 goal with P. Lavallee, M. Brake and T. Laughlin with 1 assist. assist. 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Pickell, and M. Brake are solid and are getting getting better every game. Our forwards as you read in the points are doing something right. This makes for a very exciting game. Come out and see-next nome game at Darlington Darlington Saturday 1-2 against Lindsay (League games). Atoms Win Two The start of the BRHL season season found Hutton Transport moving from the Pee Wee to the Atom division. This appears appears to be a positive move with the truckers winning their first two games. On October 17, Hutton defeated defeated London Life by a 1 to 0 score. Mark Read got the lone goal with assist going to Chad Venoit. Steve ÿargent and Robbie Robbins combined combined for the shut out. On October 24, Hutton defeated defeated 401 Esso by a 5 to 3 score. Mark Read had another another good game connecting for three goals and one assist. The other goal scorers were Leslie McCory and Chad Venoit with assists going to Mike Tallotti, Jack Laverty and Greg Knox. The following following are the other Hutton players: Darren Allin, Niall O'Donnell, Brad Read, Shaun Wolfe, Curtis Cour- neyea, David Drummond, and Kevin Sterk. The coaching coaching staff is Mike Auger, Les McCrory, Paul Brooks and Jack Bentley. Although it is early in the season both the parents and the coaching staff are pleased with tne effort from the boys. So, keep up the good work! Renaissance Renovations has officially opened its doors to the public, offering services in siding, windows, windows, and doors. This is the first store of its kind in Bowmanville, complete with show room, and cash and carry service. Sam Curcatz, MPP Durham East, visited the store for its grand opening in October. On hand for the ribbon cutting were (left to right): Mrs. Buchan, mother-in-law of the owner, Mrs. and Mr. O'Neil, owners of Renaissance Renovations, their son Gordon, MPP Sam Curcatz. and Mr. Buchan. 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