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i (> The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. November 11. 1987 sptrt-talk FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Tournament chairman chairman Joe Smith presented trophies to various winners at Bowmanvillc Golf Club last Saturday. These included included ladies' champion and ladies' flight winner Vivian Vivian Cowan, junior champion Rick Gay and men's champion champion Jack Jarvis. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Hockey ticket winners winners of the Bowmanvillc Lions N.H.L. Hockey Ticket Draw for November are S. Spencer, B. Mutton, Glen Fry, Bill Ritchie, R. Etcher, and R. Bedard. For Oshawa General tickets, the winners are Pat King, Del Moore, P. Zakarow and M. Bernardi. NEWCASTLE SPORTALK WHERE ARE THEY NOW? -- A number of recent stars from the BMHA major and minor midget levels are carving out a niche for themselves in junior hockey. hockey. Brian Noble, Chris Beck, and Larry Perris are playing for the Legionnaires in Oshawa and Glen Campbell is playing for the Pickering Panthers. Jamie Lever is playing on the Oshawa Generals team this year. JR. C EAGLES' NEXT HOME GAME--Will take place this Sunday, November 15, at 7:30 p.m., against ; Lakefield. Please note that due to the breakdown in the chiller apparatus at the Bowmanvillc Arena, the Eagles game will take place at the Darlington Sports Centre. It's expected that the Bowmanvillc Arena will be back in service within the next two to three weeks. BIG TORO TOURNAMENT -- Whether you're a hockey parent or not, set aside November 28 for a day of exciting exciting all-star hockey at the Darlington Sports Centre. That's the date of the annual Novice tournament-- an event which demonstrates that even at the ages of eight and nine, the calibre of hockey skills is incredible. Championship games will commence at the following times: D Championships 4 p.m.; C Championships 5 !t>.m.; B Championships 6 p.m.; A Championships 7 p.m. Look for the Toros in the A championships. To date, they've been playing top notch hockey. ; ARENA BREAKDOWN -- As this is being written, we understand that the town will proceed with repairs . to the ice making machinery at the Bowmanville Arena in order to have the ice surface back in service ^within two or three weeks. Elsewhere in this edition, we'll carry the full details of the story. Apparently, Lthe arena's chiller broke down over the weekend and users of the building have had to be accommodated elsewhere. Congratulations to waverley public SCHOOL -- Their mixed soccer team captured the junior schools championship for Bowmanville. We'll be running their photograph soon, although you'll i have to bear with us because there is a big demand for photos at this time of the year and it takes some effort to get them all slotted into the paper as required. It's part of the usual Christmas rush. But if it gets any busier around here, we may need a control tower. WINS RADIO-CONTROLLED VEHICLE COMPETITION COMPETITION -- Alan Nesbitt was the winner of the B division competition for radio-controlled racing cars. He was a competitor in the recent hobby exhibition held at the. international Centre in Toronto. Alan was also an award- winner in the Bowmanville Radio Controlled Car Club this past summer. TEAM STANDINGS NOVEMBER 2, 1987 GF GA ;•* • ' GP W L T : Pts. GF GA % % Bowmanville 6 6 0 0 12 62 18 10.3 3. Wellington 5 4 1 0 8 32 22 6.4 4.4 Ajax 6 3 3 0 6 32 45 5.3 7.5 Cobourg 5 2 3 0 4 22 39 4.4 7.8 Trenton 10 3 7 0 6 48 77 4.8 7.7 uKei/in lAngan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN BOWMANVILLE ONE 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Halminen Homes Will Sponsor Bowmanville Major Midgets DANCING FOR HEART -- On November 14, from nine a.m. to noon, 20 participants from Active Bodies fitness studio will participate in Dance for Heart. The participants participants will collect pledges for three hours of invigorating exercise and the money raised through the event will be donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Ontario. Carol Selby, coordinator of this event, says her studio hopes to raise $2,500. Last week, the Bowmanville Major Midgets received new sweaters from the new sponsors, Halminen Homes, when this photo was taken at Darlington Sports Centre. Team members are, front row, 1-r, Brad Carnegie, Brett Cole, Nick Dennis, Burk Lush, Darrin Bunker, Greg Healey, Town Based Bowlers Win Tournament Steve Smith, Shane Armstrong; back row, Neil Taylor, Rob Real, Tony VanHoof, Mark Tripp, Sponsor Hannu Halminen, Guy Freeman, Manager Joe Real accepting the token sweater, Troy Harness, Zenon Nelson, Greg Goode, Gareth Stone; absent, Dean Baumhauer. WOMEN'S HOCKEY -- Yes, Women's hockey is alive and well in this municipality. There are two BMHA Toros teams at the junior and intermediate levels. The juniors (age 15 and under) play at the Darlington Sports Centre from noon to one p.m. and the intermediates (age 20 and under) play each Saturday night at Darlington Darlington between 7:30 and :8:30. In addition, there is a tfldies' Senior D team running out of the Orono Arpna every Friday night at 9:15. This is an open age category, With most participants over 20. For further information, call 623-6757. Approximately 64 teams participated in the Master-Junior tournament held November 1 in Oshawa's Motor City Bowling Lanes. The Bowmanville-based team of Joan Murphy (master bowler), and Sandy Snowden and Shawn Pappas won the tournament and will travel to Hamilton on Saturday, November 14, to participate in the provincial finals. Individual winners in this pins-over average tournament were Leigh MacArthur and Donna Rodgers. From left are: Shawn Pappas, Joan Murphy, Sandy Snowden, Donna Rodgers and Leigh MacArthur. Toro Midgets Win 2 of 3 Toro Midget 2's were quite active during the week of October 25, playing three games, winning two. As mentioned earlier, this team has scoring clout and is showing tremendous depth. However, it is early in the year and a few weeks are still needed for all lines to gel. Omemee - October 27 Toros humiliated. Omemee with convincing two-way 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 hockey as wave after wave of Toro attackers streaked across Omemee's blue-line to wreak havoc on the Omemee goalie only to quickly return to shut down any Omemee revenge. Omemee frustration set in during the second period and penalties took their toll in the free wheeling attack. Ian Cooper was nothing short of incredible as he turned away barrages in seemingly nonchalant nonchalant fashion. Congratulations to the boys for their combined efforts. Scoring for Toros in the 8-3 victory were Chris Hall (Jim McWilliams, Doug Lever) ; Terry Kellett; Jim Pithie (Paul Crago) ; Blaine Sleep (Tim Powers); Jeff Reynolds (Jim Pithie, Tim Powers) ; Jeff' Reynolds (Tim Powers) ; Paul Crago (Tim Powers, Troy Mutton); Tim Powers (Steve Cus). Red Wings - October 28 Toros went into a slump on Wednesday and in a flat performance lost to Red Wings 7-2. Scoring for Toros were Steve Cuss (Paul Hindman, Jeff Reynolds); Jeff Reynolds. Woodview - October 31 In exhibition play on Hallowe'en night, Toros once again showed their ability to skate, shoot, and score, downing Woodview 7-0 in what turned out to be light hearted Hallowe'en antics. Scoring for Toros were Jeff Reynolds; Steve Cuss (Tim Powers, Jeff Reynolds); Tim Powers (Steve Cuss, Jeff Reynolds) ; Steve Cuss (Jeff Reynolds); Terry Kellett; Tim Powers (Terry Kellett) ; Tim Powers (Terry Kellett). Mr. Sub Peewees Beat Notre Dame On Sunday, October 25, Mr. Submarine met Notre' Dame Pee Wees and skated away with a 14-2 win. Scoring for Mr. Submarine were Jason Wichman - 5 goals, 3 assists, Ryan Becker - 5 goals, 1 assist, Mike Suess - 2 goals, 1 assist, Mike Hannah - 1 goal, 3 assists, Adam Cota -1 goal, 2 assists, with John Whittaker, Spencer Latin, Tim Hallowell and Blair Ells each picking up 2 assists. Also turning in strong games were Wayde Putnam and Treyor Dalton on defense.... On Saturday, October 31, Mr. Submarine downed Checkers in house league play 7-2. Scoring for Mr. Submarine were Ryan Becker -1 goal, 2 assists, Blair Ells - 1 goal, 1 assist, John Whittaker - 1 goal, 2 assists, Wayde Putnam - 1 goal, 1 assist, Jason Wichman - 2 goals, 1 assist, Spencer Latin - 1 goal, and Jason Dragstra -1 assist. The Mr. Submarine Pee Wees, backed by the solid goaltending of Sarah Couch, are starting to play as a team and if they keep up their passing and team play, will be a team to be reckoned with. Dykstra's Peewees Beat McRobbie's On Saturday, October 31st at the Bowmanville Arena, Dykstra's Deli Pee Wees defeated McRobbie Photo by a 6 to 5 score. Steve Baker's first of two goals opened the scoring for Dykstra's on a three way passing play from Jeff Johnston and J.P. Tousignant. Jeff Martin banged in his own rebound after three tries in front of the net and assisted on two other goals. Jeff Johnston tallied four points in the game with two goals and two assists. Scott Anderson scored unassisted on a wrist shot that proved to be the winning goal. Behind by a 6 to 1 score in the third period, McRobbie's poured on the pressure scoring four goals. Scoring for McRobbie's Photo were Craig Forsey with two, Jeremy Tymashik with two and Robert McLellan with one. A solid effort from both teams. "FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED" SERVING THE BOWMANVILLE AREA FOR OVER 60 YEARS TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, 285 BLOOR ST. W. OSHAWA All SEASON 299 O--n Av„ 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 JiJ } Sharpening and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 48 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 Youth Bowling Saturday, October 31,1987 SENIORS Team Standings Cook 16, Brown 15, Big Canoe 14, Mulder 11. High Singles and Triples D. Big Canoe 297, 259 with 733 triple; D. Dickson 293; E. Cook 257; N. Brooks 221, 218 with 625 triple; D. Wright 216; T. Hanc 212; and S. Houston 204. High Averages S. Brown 220, D. Big Canoe 210, T. Hanc 191, R. Mulder JUNIORS Team Standings Sutherland 15, Sansom 14, Bums 12, Richards 11, Hill 9, Rodgers 9, Snowden 7, MacArthur 7. High Singles E. Kingsley 246, B. MacArthur 230, C. Whalen 210, S. Snowden 208. High Triples E. Kingsley 548, M. Sutherland 535, S. Snowden 522, S. Sansom 526. High Averages C. Richards 180, S. Sansom 174, E. Hill 170, L. MacArthur 163. BANTAMS Team Standings Sabres 22, Hawks 16, Flames 15, Devils 15, Islanders 15, Bruins 15, Capitals 14, Whalers 14, Rangers 13, Jets 12', Penguins 10, Flyers 7. High Singles J. Pearson 183, 174, K. Flintoff 178,156, R. Flint 154. High Triples J. Pearson 477, K. Flintoff 436, R. Flint 423, J. Gusterson 421. High Averages M. Bothwell 153, R. Flint 147, K. Flintoff 142, J. Gusterson 140, B. Rodgers 138, M. Routh 129. TYKES Team Standings Fir 18, Pine 15, Birch 14, Spruce 12, Palm 12, Ash 11, Oak 10, Maple 10, Cedar 8, Balsa 7, Elm 3, Willow 0. High Singles N. Vickery 164, C. Peldiak 136, 128, J. Welsh 132, 105, D. Humber 122, 114, J. Thomson 109, C. Bowers 104, M. McGill 102. High Doubles C. Peldiak 264, N. Vickery 251, J. Welsh 237, D. Humber 236, C. Bowers 200. High Averages C. Peldiak 142, J. Thomson 117, C. Gusterson 101, S. Finney 81. MASTER JUNIOR RESULTS On Sunday, November 1, 1987, at Motor City Bowling in Oshawa, 4 Masters and 9 Y.B.C. bowlers were competing. Placing first from Liberty îBôwl : "were Master Joan Murphy with Y.B.C. bowlers, Sandy Snowden and Shawn Pappas with a plus 464, second Roger Davies with Mixed Bowling Ladies High Single Lola Wright 259, Ladies High Triple Lola Wright 677. Mens High Triple Gora Simpson 690, Mens High Single Gord Simpson 273. 50/50 Winner Ross Wright Top Ten Averages. Gord Simpson 221, Glen Edmondson Edmondson 214, Peggy Haynes 210, Harold Hoar 210, Ross Wright 200, Onie Etcher 199, Chuck Ford 199, Penny Connaghan 198, Barry Barry Darbey 198, Hilda Ford 195. Hockey Results B.R.H.L. STANDINGS AS OF OCTOBER 31, 1987 TYKE W L T F A Pts. Shoppers Drug Mart 2 1 9 4 5 A&R Flooring 2 1 7 4 4 Skylight Donuts 1 1 1 10 8 3 London Life 3 1 11 0 NOVICE Victoria and Grey 2 12 4 4 Adam and Eve 2 1 12 12 4 Carter's Bakery 1 1 6 5 2 Bonded Paving 1 2 9 12 2 Jimmy's Place 2 4 10 0 ATOM Hutton Transport 2 6 3 4 J & J Sharpening 2 1 13 5 4 Ontario Hydro 1 1 5 6 2 401 Esso 1 2 7 12 2 London Life 2 0 5 0 PEE WEE Dykstra's Deli 2 1 10 7 5 Lange's Photo 1 1 7 6 3 Mr. Submarine 1 1 8 5 2 McRobbie Photo 1 1 10 11 1 Checkers Variety 2 1 4 10 1 BANTAM Nichols Motors 2 4 2 4 Kool Enterprises 2 1 10 5 4 Square Boy Pizza 1 1 7 5 2 Bowmanville Sand and Gravel 1 1 7 9 2 McGregor's Hardware 3 6 13 0 GAMES OCTOBER 31, 1987 BOWMANVILLE ARENA TYKE: A&R Flooring 4, Stephen Ewles 1, Craig Sabine 2, Ian Sinclair 1 -- Skylight 2, Bobby Graham 1, Joel Osborne 1. Shoppers 4, Michael McCrory 2, Chris Watson 1, Erik Griffin 1 -- London Life 0, shut-out Jake Davis. NOVICE: Bonded Paving 7, Bradley Sutherland 2, Brent Carmichael 2, Jason Lange 3 -- Jimmy's Place 4, Darryl Cook 2, Greg Masterson 1, Tyler Boulianne 1. Victoria and Grey 8, Chad Unsworth 2, Derek Hall 2, Chris Pol 3, Chris Polley 1 -- Adam and Eve 3, Guy Tousignant 1, Brent Stockman 2. ATOM: J & J Sharpening 4, Brandon Meadows 1, Shaun Whalen 1, Ryan MacKenzie 1, Kevin Martin 1 -- London Life 0, shut-out Brian Pickard. 401 Esso 3, Ryan Kohn 1, Charlie Hargest 2 -- Ontario Hydro 1. Jerry Johnson 1. PEE WEE Mr. Submarine 7, Ryan Becker 1, Blair Ells 1, Wayde Putnam 1, Jason Wichman 2, Jason Dragstra 1, Spencer Latin 1 -- Checkers Variety 2, Don Richards 1, Andy Krummenackerl. Dykstra's 6, Steve Baker 2, Jeff Johnston 2, Jeff Martin 1, Scott Anderson 1 -- McRobbie Photo 5, Craig Forsey 2, Jeremy Tymashik 2, Robert McLellan 1. BANTAM Kool 7, Richard MacCheyne 2, Dave McWilliams 1, Jason Walsh 1, Derek Hooper 1, Brooke Clemens 1, Brad Powell 1 -- Bowmanville Sand and Gravel 2, Marc Pierce 1, John MacDonald 1. Square Boy 6, Jeremy Snowden 1, Dustin Couch 1, Jack Bentley 2, Bill Speakman 1, Shawn McFadyen 1 -- McGregor 3, Jeff Pickell 1, Chris Gloss 1, Bryan James 1. Major Atom Toros Blank Pickering Village 3-0 Stephen McLachun and Trudy Nickerson from Motor City and third place went to Oshawa Lanes with 459 with Master bowler Carrie Wallace and Matthew Wallace and Kathy Napper with 440. Joan Murphy, Sandy Snowden and Shawn Pappas will go on to the Provincial Finals in Hamilton on Saturday, November 14th, 1987 at Sherwood Lanes. Other individual winners were Donna Rodgers with a plus 225 over her average for the girls and Leigh MacArthur with a plus 166 over his average for the boys. The silver dollar winner for the Master girls was Joan Murphy with a 363 single game. Congratulations' to great bowlers in the Y.B.C. league from Liberty Bowl. Monday Night On October 31, at the Darlington Darlington Arena, the Canadian Tire Major Atoms defeated Pickering Village 3-0. The players and spectators were unexpectedly treated to a pre-Hallowe'en Eve .visit .visit by Hermit the Frog and Miss Piggy and much to the Bowmanville boys' surprise, the Pickering boys took to the ice in full Hallowe'en make-up. The Bowmanville team took this all in their stride, and managed, with good team work, to control the entire game. The Canadian Tire goalies, Steve Oke and Byron Harnum, showed us some great saves, which come from hard work and excellent training. The three Bowmanville goals are credited to Jeff Murphy, Ryan Robinson, and Gary Adams. Assists go to Ryan Robinson, Gary Adams, Adams, Jason Hoffman, and Doug Parkin. Congratulations on a game well olayed. On November 1, the Canadian Canadian Tire Atoms travelled to Iroquois Park to do battle against the Whitby Minor ." Atoms and defeated them 6-2. Bowmanville took the upper upper hand early in the game, showing Whitby that they were out to win. The Canadian Canadian Tire team strategically placed the puck into the Whitby. tJ net repeatedly throughout the three periods; periods; Our two goalies, Steve Oke and Byron Harnum, performed performed admirably. The credit for our six goals goes to Ryan Robinson, Warren Bate, Gary Adams, Jason Jackman, and Andrew Ferguson. Ferguson. Assists go to Warren Bate, Mike Cram, Gary Adams, Adams, Jason Hoffman and Mike deBlois. Paving Novices Bonded Paving came up with their first victory Saturday, October 31st with a 7-4 win over Jimmy's Place. Mathew Oliver scored one point and Brad Sutherland, Brent Carmichael and Jason Lange scored two goals each. This was their third game of the season. 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