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V The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. February 24. 1988 Carter's Shares First Place Carter's Novice team earned three of four points on the weekend to grab a share of top spot. It was tough work getting there but will be tougher staying there because every team is playing playing so well. Four games remain before before playoffs with every team playing each other once, tnis last three weeks will be an excellent preview of what is to come in the playoff round robin, sched-' ulea to start on Marcn 13th. On Saturday, February 20th, Carter's met league leading V&G head to head and squeaked out a 2-1 victory. victory. Our second consecutive 2 to 1 score. This game had to be rated as one of the best this season. Both teams displayed excellent excellent chocking- and goaltending goaltending in this defensive effort. effort. V&G opened the scoring in the first on a goal by Ryan Brannigan. Carter's, finding themselves themselves once again playing catch up hockey, dia a fine , job answering the challenge with an excellent team effort and superb goal tending by David Yellowlees. We came back in the second with two unanswered goals by Emile Salomon. The game sheet reads unassisted but there wasn't room for fourteen names in the assist column. Bakers 3 Bonded 3. Carter's ran up against the tough Bonded team on Sunday, February 21 and came away with another point. Bonded went ahead 1-0 ten seconds into the game. Finding ourselves behind the eight ball once again with this team, we had to regroup and go for it. The teams played a close checking game from this point and Carter's Emile Salomon tied the score 1-1 in the second period. The third period saw the teams open up a bit more offensively offensively and each team exchanged exchanged a pair of goals; Carter's Carter's gaining the tie in the last 3 minutes; with Bonded serving a tripping penalty Carter s powerplay went to work. Colin MacDonald, getting the loose puck on a rebound from Phillip Gushulak, put it home to even the score. Phil-, ip Gushulak netted Carter's second goal with the assist going to Emile. David Yellowlees had another another outstanding game in net. Keep it up Dave, we're going to need it. Thanks a lot. Hutton Makes 'A'Finals The Hutton Transport Atom team had a great weekend as they ended up the "A" Finalists at the Grafton Grafton tournament. Before heading for the Grafton tournament the truckers had to play Ontario Hydro in a league game. The truckers skated, to a 4 to 0 victory. Curtis Courneyea picked up the 1st goal with assist going to Chad Veinot. Mark Read connected for the 2nd goal with assist going going to Niall O'Donnel. Mike Talotti got the 3rd goal with assist going to Mark Read. Mark picked up his second goal of the game to round out the scoring! Rob Robbins and Steve Sargent registered the shut out. The first' game of the tournament found the truckers truckers up against Korsan of Co- bourg. The truckers got a hard fought 6 to 5 win. Mark Read got the 1st goal unas- sisted. Mike Talotti picked up the 2nd goal again unassisted. unassisted. Mark picked up the 3rd goal with assist going to Niall Niall O'Donnel. Mark picked up the 4 th trucker goal .Mark then got his 5th goal of the g ame with assist going - to larren Allin. Les McCrory. rounded out the scoring with both Mark and Mike assisting. assisting. I On Sunday, February 21 the truckers headed back to Grafton to play J&J from their own league. The truckers truckers managed to register a 5 to 1 victory. Mark started the scoring with David Drummond Drummond getting the assist. Chad Veinot got the 2nd goal Peewee B's Split Games The Heritage House Toro Peewee B team played four games this past weekend. Two games were against an Ajax "AA" team. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, we were outplayed and outscored in both games. The other two games were against Oshawa Little NHL Canadians - final score 8-2 for Bowmanville and Uxbridge - final score 6-2 for Bowmanville. Credited with goals in these two games were: Dan Couillard (3), Ryan Ferguson (2), Collin Taggart (1), Jason Moore (1), Carlo Warr (1), Chris Aitken (1), Matt Dykstra (3), Terry VanLonden (2). Assists Assists were earned by Matt Aitken, Ryan Ferguson, Matt Dykstra (4), Carlo Warr, Terry VanLonden (2), Tyson Pearcey, Collin Taggart (3) and Chris Aitken. gon^t parents would like to thank the people in Grafton and all the plaÿers for making it an enjoyable weekend. Bun King Toros Rebound to Tie Blackhawks The Bowmanville Major Peewee Toros maintained their spirited play and were able to come back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the Oshawa Major Major Blackhawks 3-3. Tyler Stokes put the Toros on the score sheet from Ryan Stewart Stewart and Sean Brown before the Blackhawks scored their three goals. However, Steven De- smedt from Ryan Stewart and Jason Crosbie on a fine, solo effort tied the game with only 3:34 left to play. The Toros led in the 'Hit' Parade Parade and took 7 of the 15 minor minor penalties. However Oshawa did score 2 power- play goals to help their cause. The Toros had just finished finished their Lakeshore playoffs with the Oshawa Red Wings and unfortunately unfortunately lost out in the fifth and deciding deciding game.' VitalAire 8 SPC ATS Red Wings Slice Bun King Wellington Wins Battle Over Bowmanville Eagles with Mark getting the assist. To start the 2nd period Mark connected on a quick goal with Chad Veinot getting the assist. Chad picked up the truckers 4th goal with Les getting the assist. Les rounded rounded out the scoring with Mark getting the assist. Both Steve and Rob had to make many good stops as the J&J team was not a push over. The next game was against Brunix Jewellers of Trenton. In this game the truckers were pushed to the limit but managed to get a 3 to 2 victory! Mark got the 1st. goal with assist going to Chad. Three minutes later ' Trenton tied up the game. Mark then picked up his 2nd goal to give the truckers the lead but in the 3rd period, Trenton tied up the game again. Les then notched the winning goal with Chad Veinot Veinot and Mike Talotti getting the assist. This was a long game as the power went off, delaying the game. With only an hours rest, the truclcer's were up against the host Grafton team. The short rest and the hard game against Trenton seemed to wear the truckers down. Grafton skated skated to a 6 to 1 victory. Mark Read, scored, the only goal for the truckers with assist to Curtis Courneyea. e coaching staff and By Kevin Anyan It was the most exciting game in the play-offs this year. The only problem was Bowmanville lost. The Goodyear Eagles forgot they were a team and the play of ' individuals was stopped by a hot goalie. Wellington started off the game flying and netted 5 goals on a shakey Scott Webster Webster before he was replaced half way through the second period by Dave Smith. With 49 seconds left in the second frame, Jeff Dawson popped in a rebound off of Jeff Smith's hard shot and the period ended 5-1. The Bird- men came to play hockey in the third period. It took over 6 minutes of pressure for Bowmanville to score their 2nd goal. It was a snap shot by Troy Foster, between the legs of the Duke's goalie that brought the Eagles back into the game. At 16:18, Chris Dreossi netted a pass from Jeff Dawson and Steve Terry Terry to bring the score within two and the excitement- grew. With two minutes left in the game, John Cleiff wasted his only shift of the third period by high sticking one of the Dukes. This action spoiled any opportunity of a comeback. Clieff was mad because he was benched during the third period and he apparently felt that playing playing cheap hockey would win him a spot back on the ice. Bowmanville is a team and the only way Clieff will see ice time is if he realizes this. In the last minute of play during a fight, Brian Heard was struck over the head by a helmet. Heard is okay and Darren YuilL Captain for the Wellington Dukes was given a match penalty (second time this year) and suspended suspended for four games. When Pat Lange, coach of the Eagles, was asked about the officiating, officiating, he stated. "The officials, when in Wellington wore white shirts and when here wear the visitors." Lange was upset over the uncontrolled uncontrolled game the referee called, however, he felt satisfied satisfied over the term of Yuill's suspension. Short Notes... The executive of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles has announced that there will be a new team award this year. The trophy will be awarded to the least penalized penalized player for the Eagle team and will be called the Puk Family Trophy. This is in honour of Mike Puk, one of the founders and past managers of Junior C hockey hockey in Bowmanville. Bowmanville's game against Trenton Friday night was cancelled due to bad weather. It is slated to be replayed sometime this week and would bring the number of games this week to six. The Eagles start up the second round of play-offs next Sunday at 7:30 in Bowmanville Bowmanville when they play Co- bourg in a best of seven ser- Thank You From Kinsmen On behalf of The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club, I would like to take this opportunity opportunity to thank our communities communities for supporting our many fundraising functions. functions. This is the club's 15th year of operation and we have raised well over $200,000 for various donations donations and services. This year's major service projects include Cystic Fibrosis, Fibrosis, a lift for Orono Community Community Centre (donation) and a playground for Newcastle Newcastle St. Francis of Assisi Separate School. At present we have a membership of 16 active members. Our meetings meetings are held at the Durham County Seniors Lodge, Station Station St. Orono, every other Monday at 6:30 p.m. The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club is very proud to serve Orono, Newcastle and area and make it a better place to live. Yours in Kin, Don Armstrong, Club President. Heartbreaker for Newcastle Lions Atoms in Sunderland By Larry Pearce The Newcastle Lions Atoms Atoms participated in the Sunderland Sunderland Minor Hockey Atom tournament on Saturday, February 20th and lost the'A' Championship in overtime 6-5 to the host Sunderland team. The Lions had beaten Minden 5-0 and Manvers 6-4 to advance to the final. First game: Newcastle -5 Minden-0 The Lions were in complete complete control of this game, leading 2-0 after one period on goals by Jeff Pearce from Adam Connaghan, and Tyler Tyler Sokoljuk from Adam Connaghan. Connaghan. The score remained at this until late in the third period despite most of the play being in the Minden end. Jeff Darrach picked up two goals lato in the game, with Tyler Bates getting the other. Andrew Hansen and Jeff Pearce picked up an assist assist on these goals. David Arnold and Yan Fortier combined to pick up the M.V.P. award with a solid solid two way effort. Second game: Newcastle - 6 Manvers-4 The Lions got off to a slow start in this game, falling falling behind 2-0 before Jeff Darrach knocked in a pair of goals to even it up. Frank YanOverloop and Mark Foster Foster helped setup the first goal, with the second one being being unassisted. Manvers bounced back to regain the lead only to have Jeff Darrach Darrach score his third goal of the game on a pass from Tyler Sokoljuk to even things up again. Jeff Pearce picked up a loose puck and scored to give the Lions the lead for the first time. Andrew Andrew Hansen put the Lions up by two knocking in a rebound rebound from Jeff Pearce. Jeff Darrach picked up his fourth goal from Jarrett Hooper before before Manvers scored with two seconds remaining in the game. David Arnold and Yan Fortier again split the goaltending goaltending chores. Jeff Darrach won the M.V.P. with his strong four goal effort to help pull out the win. Final Game: Sunderland-6 Newcastle-5 The Lions came out really , slow in this game, dropping behind 3-0 after only three and a half, minutes of play. Jeff Pearce got the Lions started as on a face off in the Sunderland end he forced the opposing centre to backhand backhand the puck into his own net. A minute later Jeff Pearce jammed in a rebound from Andrew Hansen and Trevor Jones to narrow the gap to one. Sunderland came back in the last minute of the first period to score to take a 4-2 lead in the second period. The Lions continued to battle and the ever danger ous Jeff Pearce fired in his third goal of the game to make it a one goal difference again. With four seconds left in the second period Tyler Sokoljuk with great second effort Jbqnged ina, rebound with help from Jeff Pearce to tie the game at four. Tyler Bates put Newcastle Newcastle ahead with assists from Jeff Pearce and Tyler Sokoljuk Sokoljuk only to have Sunderland battle back for the tie, forcing the game into overtime. Sunderland Sunderland won the championship championship early in the overtime, scoring from a wild scramble scramble in front of the Lions net. Yan Fortier and David Arnold worked hard in the Lions net to keep the game in hand. Jeff Pearce was the M.V.P. in this game having a hand in all his team's goals. Other team members who worked hard to make this a successful tournament but whose names didn't show up in the scoring summary summary a lot were Greg Johnston, Johnston, Frank VanOverloop, Mark Foster, Chad Pethe- rick, Trevor Jones, Adam Connaghan and Jarrett "Animal" Hooper. Partner's Humble Fox Sports h«e*seeeeeee»eeeeee»ee#ee* l Is Pleased to Announce the GBANB OPENING MARCH 1ST Of their New Location 124 Waverley Road Waverly Plaza, Bowmanville Sales -- Service -- Rentals Complete Homecare Oxygen Therapy Equipment Wheelchairs, Walkers, Hospital Beds, Canes, Therapeutic Supplies, Tens, Etc. 124 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville Vendors for ADR VitalAire MWWHmiBmiHWaBlIüifiilliBliiiiitliiiiililiin (416) 623-8840 1-800-263-7989 Sunday, February 14. Partners 4 Fox Sports 2. Partners came up big in the first game of the playoffs, playoffs, humbling Fox Sports by a score of 4-2. The win puts Partners in the drivers seat of this best 2 out of 3 series. Bob Stiles, Brian Allin, Rob McGregor, and Dayrell Jones all counted singles for Partners. League scoring champion Mike Mackey had one goal, as did Glyn Jenkins for Fox Sports. ' The game started on a sour note for Fox Sports as their goalie, Scott Bates, was late arriving for the game. After delaying the start of the game by 20 minutes, Fox Sports was forced to begin the game with six skaters and no goalie. Partners took advantage of the situation, scoring twice, and then adding adding singles in the second and third period. Down 4-0, Fox Sports came back and dominated the third period and were awarded two goals for their efforts. Partners can now wrap up the series with a win on Sunday, February 21 at 8:30 p.m. Antenna 6 Lumber 1 Game two on the evening was overshadowed with controversy, as Antenna hammered Lumber by a score of 6-1. Mike Wade was the sniper sniper for Antenna scoring a hat- trick. Dayrell Rowe, Timm Jenkins, and Kevin Jenkins each scored singles for Antenna. Antenna. ICon Lawson was the loan marksman for Lumber. The controversy started with 1:45 remaining on the clock in the third period, A Lumber player was assessed a tripping penalty, and then alter shooting the puck in the general direction of the referee, referee, was assessed a gross misconduct. On the way to the penalty box, the same player from Lumber became physically abusive with the referee and was assessed a match penalty. Three other players from Lumber were also assessed gross misconducts misconducts during the scuffle. All total, Lumber received some 82 minutes in penalties. Oshawa Ousted By Halminen After placing first in the round robin series, the Halminen Halminen Midget A team played a best 3 out of 5 series against the Oshawa Black .Hawks. On February 7 the Black Hawks, playing on home ice, won 4-3 over the Toros. The Toros came out in the first period with three quick goals for a 3-0 lead. After doing that, they seemed to fall asleep and let the Hawks score four unanswered goals before the third period. The Toros' did everything but score in the third period, but the Hawks' goaltender played well ana protected the one goal lead for Oshawa. Burke Lush minded minded the Toro's net. The Toros were back in pretty good form on February February 9. when Oshawa came to the Darlington arena. With Darrin Bunker playing in the Bowmanville net, the Toros won 6-3. The Toros returned to Oshawa, on February 13 and played another good game, winning 8-3 with Burke back between the pipes. The fourth game, played at Darlington, saw Darrin in net for a 6-3 win for the Halminen Halminen crew. Scoring for the Toros in this series was as follows: Nick Dennis 6 goals, 3 assists; assists; Gareth Stone 3 goals, 4 assists; Rob Real 3 goals, 3 assists; Shane Armstrong 3 goals, 6 assists; Brad Carne- S 'e 2 goals, 4 assists; Greg oode 2 goals, 1 assist; Ste- Ç hen Smith 1 goal, 4 assists; 'ony Van Hoof 1 goal, 5 assists; assists; Troy Harness 1 goal, 2 assists; Britt Cole 1 goal, 1 assist; assist; Dean Baumhauer 4 assists; assists; Guy Freeman 2 assists; Zenon Nelson 1 assist; and Neil Taylor 1 assist. Congratulations on a good series, guys! Good luck against Trenton. Special mention to Greg Healey who played two,periods two,periods ini the first game of the series with a fractured arm. The Toros will certainly miss this teammate in their lineup. lineup. Also missed was Mark Tripp, who injured his shoulder shoulder in the second game of the series. Legion Ladies February 11/88. 1. Sheila Roberts 18 points, 2. Onie Etcher 16 points, 3. Penny Connaghan 13 points, 4. Muriel Tennant 10 points, 5. Barb Hanc 9' points, 6. Nancy Evans 4 points. High Single - Carol Lambert Lambert - 259, High Triple - Penny Penny Connaghan - 694, High Average - Sheila Roberts 212. Hockey News Late Bulletin: Monday, February 21/88. It is understood, guys, Adam and Eve defeated Bonded Sunday evening. As a result of that win, we slipped one point behind first. We have shared second place before now but our new roommates happen to be V&G. First place is on the line on Saturday. Go get 'em, guys. Good luck. Jim Vanderende Play-offs - Round 2 Toros 2 - Red Wings 0. This was a goaltendcrs' duel, with Bowmanville's Paul "The Wall" Zwicker and Oshawa's Shaync Dault putting on quite a show. Bun King scored late in the first period for a 1-0 lead, A/Captain Ryan Stewart from Captain David "The Train" Szabo and Steven "Bam Bam" DeSmedt. Early in the third it looked as though Oshawa had the equalizer, but a sliding save by defenseman _ Chad "Whitey" Van'dercnde saved a goal. With 44 seconds seconds left, what looked like an icing call against Bowmanville, Bowmanville, turned into agoal, as the call was waved off and Jason "Bing " Crosby drilled a shot off the post, but Sean Brown was there to tap home the rebound for a 2-0 home win. Toros 4 - Red Wings 6. The game was played at Children's Arena in Oshawa. The Bun Kings opened the scoring in the 1st. Jeremy Woodcock from David Szabo. Oshawa . scored early in the 2nd to tie the score, but the Toros scored the next two, Jason Crosbie from Steven DeSmedt DeSmedt and Ryan Stewart and then Ryan Stewart from Jeremy Woodcock and David Szabo. Oshawa then scored three in a row for a 4-3 lead after 2 periods. Bun King's scored early in the third, Chad "Army" Armstrong from Ryan Stewart, only to have Oshawa score two more for the win. Toros 6 - Red Wings 7. With Oshawa having home ice advantage, the game was played at North Oshawa, which was like a shoot-out at the O.K. Corral. Scoring for Bowmanville was Captain David Szabo with 3 (hat-trick) goals, Steven Steven DeSmedt with 2, both in the last minute and a half of. the game. The other goal was scored by Jason Crosbie. Crosbie. Assists - Jeremy Woodcock Woodcock 3, Chad Vanderende 2, David Real and Jason Crosbie Crosbie one each. Toros 4 - Red Wings 1. The stage was set for Darlington Darlington Arena and the Toros were ready, behind the steady goaltending of Chris McCarthy. Bowmanville Bun Kings scored the only two goals in the first, Joel Crombie from David Szabo and then David Szabo from Jason Crosbie and Jeremy Woodcock. Each team had a goal in the second, when David Real drilled a shot past the Oshawa goal-tender goal-tender from Sean Brown. The only goal in the third, Toros' David Szabo from Steven DeSmedt an exciting and deserving win. Toros 1 - Red Wings 7. The final and deciding game was again at Children's Children's Arena. Oshawa got an early break when they scored witli only 15 seconds gone. Although they had the territorial edge Oshawa's goaltender John Rowinski came up big on many occasions. Oshawa scored once more in the first, with 3 more in the second, for a 5-0 lead alter 2'periods with the third period only 16 seconds seconds gone, Oshawa had scored again. Bowmanville finally got on the score board at the 7:15 mark when Ryan Stewart scored from David Real and Jason Crosbie. Crosbie. Special Mention: Corey Strand, Richard Bateman and Tyler Stokes for their play throughout the playoffs. playoffs. Also, our injured, Neil Bateman and Mark Breckon Breckon ridge who are sidelined. The coaching staff: Coaches: Ray Crombie, Erik Strand, Fred Brown and Shane Crombie along with manager Ray Bateman and Trainer Bob "Dr. Bob" Breckenridge. I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Win Heritage Tourney On Saturday, February 13 the I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Selects played their first two games in the Oshawa Heritage Heritage Tournament. Their first game was against the NA.S.C. Park League Selects and Bowmanville downed their opponents 6 to 0 - Shutout Shutout to Sarah Couch. Goal scorers were Jeremy Tymo- shik 2 goals, Jason Wichman 1 goal, Marc Ferguson 1 goal, Greg Cook 1 goal, and Marty Burgess 1 goal, 3 assists, assists, Jeff Johnston 2 assists, Bruce Bumstead 2 assists, Dan Kooy 1 assist, and Brad Hargest 1 assist. Bowman- ville Y s M.V.P. for the game was Sarah Couch. The I.O.O.F. Selects' next opponent was London Red Circle Selects and after falling falling behind one goal the Bowmanville Bowmanville team came firing back and scored 4 goals of their own and downed Red Circle 4 to 1. Scoring was done Iw Jeremy Tymoshik 2 goals, Mike Suess 1 goal, and Marc Ferguson 1 goal, with assists going to Ryan Becker (2), Dan Kooy (2), and Marty Marty Burgess (2). Bowmanville's Bowmanville's M.V.P. was Jeremy Tymoshik. This win over London put Bowmanville in the 'A' Championship set for 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The Bowmanville Bowmanville team took to the ice on Sunday but were minus three players, Robert McLel- lan (Broken Arm), J.P. Tou- signant (Knee) and Jeremy Tymoshik (Trip) so they would have to get a great team effort from every player that was left. So, after team introductions and the singing of "O Canada" the puck was dropped and play began arid after two periods of play Bowmanville led 3-0 and both teams went to their dressing rooms while the ice was cleaned. The I.O.O.F. Selects wanted this tourna ment and came out in the third period and scored four more goals and downed Jordan Jordan Lions Selects 7 to 0 to win the tournament. Scoring was done by Marty Burgess 5 goals, Ryan Becker 1 goal, Marc Ferguson Ferguson 1 goal, 3 assists, Bruce Bumstead and Jeff Beckett 2 assists each and Jeff Johnston, Johnston, Dan Kooy, Brad Hargest Hargest and Jason Wichman picked up assists. Bowmanville's. Bowmanville's. M.V.P. was Marty Burgess and Sarah Couch earned her second shutout of the tournament. In the three games Bowmanville scored 17 goals and allowed only 1 goal. It was a great team effort effort and also playing great two-way hockey for the I.O.O.F Selects was Wayde Putnam. This is the first time a B.R.H.L. Select team has won the 'A' Championship at the Heritage Tournament and it came from the hard work of everyone involved with the team. The I.O.O.F Peewee Selects' Selects' next tournament will be in London on March 12 and 13/88. To date the I.O.O.F. Pee- wees have played 34 games, winning 28, tying 3 and only losing 3. 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