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V The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillo, January 20, 1988 Top Bowlers Qualify for Ontario Semi-finals in Hamilton Canadian Tire Toros Split Week-end Games Three Game Slump for Frank's {V&'Vj ■ ' fî r ' X iSifâi Two Ontario Durham Bowling Teams qualified for Bowmanville to qualify for the semi-finals to be held the O.V. Provincial Bowling Tournament at Satur- in Hamilton. The Ontario Durham Ladies' Team and day's O.V. Regional Tournament. Twelve teams from Mixed Team won their divisions at the 5-pin compet- across the region competed at The Liberty Bowl, ition. Pictured above is the Ladies' Team. -&v mm t. ■/ The Ontario Durham Mixed Bowling Team won other regional champions in the provincial tourna- the first ever O.V. Regional Bowling Tournament ment. The winners there, go to Quebec in May for held during the weekend at Liberty Bowl in Bow- the Canadian Championships, manville. The team goes on to Hamilton to meet The Canadian Tire Major Atom Toros split their weekend weekend exhibition games. Cobourg 7 • Toros 6 The Canadian Tire Toros travelled to Cobourg Friday for a 7 p.m. game. Coach Paul Jackman must be distraught distraught with the performance performance of his players each time they play this Cobourg team. The home town team jumped out in front early and by the end of period 1 the Canadian Tire Toros were behind 5 to 1 with Ryan Robinson getting the lone marker and Jason Hoffman Hoffman assisting. Mike Cramm scored early in the second assisting was Mike Deblois, Warren Bate from Jason Hoffman, and ; Ryan Robinson from Bruce - Harnum and Ryan Robinson Robinson scored from Warren Bate but the Canadian 'fire Toros still trailed 6-5 after two. : Cobourg dumped one into I the empty net in the last min-j ute of play and Ryan Robin-1 son scored with 1 second remaining remaining but the Toros were/ still 1 goal shy. The Canadian Tire Toroq have definitely beaten stiffer competition and must get over this mental block of playing Cobourg. Let's hoae we can meet them this weekend weekend in the Peterborough Tournament and play up to our potential. , Toros 3- : j Oshawa Black Hawks l This is the 3rd meeting with the Black Hawks :his year, with the Canadian Tire Toros winning all three, j The Canadian Tire Toros play according to the level of competition, at least that's what it looks like from a spectator's position high above ice level. | Ryan Robinson siored unassisted in the 1st period with the Black Hawks getting getting the only score in the sec- After two periods of very scrambly hockey, Jason Jackman from Chris Heffer- nan and Jason Hoffman made the score 2 tol, and late in the 3rd Andrew Ferguson Ferguson made an enc, to end rush and put a floater over the goalkeeper's shoulder to make it 3 to 1, Mike Cramm assisting. J The boys and paints left the arena on a very positive note, with the plavers being pointed out the importance of the upcoming practice just before the Peterborough Tournament. The coaching staff later met with the parents parents to discuss the upcoming tournaments and the Ontario Ontario pi ay downs. The encouragement encouragement and togetherness is Vhat will make the Canadian Canadian fire Toros have a fun- filled and championship year. Hutton Earns 3-1 Victory ! On January 16, Hutton Transport played its league game against Ontario Hydro. Hydro. The truckers skated to a 3 to 1 victory. The truckers were forced to make some lineup changes due to missing missing players. L Chad Veinot picked up the first goal for the truckers on a hard shot that Ryan Policy stopped but couldn't hold. Les McCrory passed the puck out to an open Curtis Curtis Courneyea in front of the Hydro net. With an empty net Curtis had no problem with this one. Hydro scored a goal with two minutes to go in the game which seemed to pump up the Hydro Hydro team. Mark Read took a pass from Mike Talotti and skated the length of the ice, planting the puck behind Ryan Polley. Steve Sargent and Robbie Robbins had to make many hard saves for the Hutton team. Midgets Retain No Loss Record The Toro Midget A team played their last league game of the season at Darlington Darlington on January 12 and beat Pickering 5-0. The first period saw Bowmanville Bowmanville get two goals scored by Shane Armstrong- and Guy Freeman. Assists went to Dean Baumhauer (2), Stephen Smith and Rob Real. There was no scoring in the second period, but early in the third Brad Carnegie netted the Toros' third goal, assisted by Nick Dennis and Mark Tripp. Steven Smith and Tony VanHoof each got a goal before the final buzzer y;r:h assists going to Greg Healey, Shane, Rob and Mark. Frank's Variety Novice Selects have lost three games in a row. They lost to O.C.H.L. Oshawa 2-0 on January 2 in a close checking checking game then dropped a 6-0 decision to Scarborough Cougars Major Selects on January 9. The team was very flat and showed no desire desire due mainly to the fact that they used the Scarborough Scarborough team's goalie as theirs were absent. They showed a lot of pride and desire in their 5-2 loss to Oshawa O.C.H.L. return game on January 16. Trailing 1-0, Jason Jason Frayne passed to Jason Lange who in return laid a perfect pass to Niki Defreitas to tie the game. The game remained close through the first and second periods, before Variety lost it in the third. A power play goal by Niki assisted by Stephen Stephen Tabb and Jason Frayne rounded out the scoring for Variety. Jason played a good game as did rent Stockman, Guy Tou- ing Ryan Jackman, Stephen Tabb and Chad Unsworth really showed and our defense of Colin MacDonald, Chris Pot, Jason Frayne and David Lcppert did their best in helping goalie John Marco Cannito as he stopped 38 of 43 shots. Our steadiest defenseman defenseman was David Lep- pert. We are playing tough teams lately and our boys are getting a lot of experience. experience. They are cheering each other on and we have to be patient with them. Monday Night Mixed Bowling January 4/88. Ladies High Single Peggy Peggy Haynes - 300, Ladies High Triple Peggy Haynes - 711, Mens High Triple Harold Harold Hoar - 673, Mens High Single Rob McFarlane - 296, 50/50 Winner Jack Murray $910.00. Top Ten - Peggy Haynes 237, Barry Darbey 235, Harold Harold Hoar 224, Rob Terry 217, Glen Edmondson 214, Helen Reynolds 212, Ken Langford 212, Gord Simpson 212, Barb Gilkes 208, Mike Reynolds Reynolds 207. 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