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( t ( G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 9. 1988 ( sporf-tilk M FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Clippers and the Royals, both local teams, were eliminated from the Town Hockey League on Sunday by Orono and Bowman- ville in the semi-final series. In Wednesday's games, Bowmanville took the Royals by a score of 6 to 1 and Orono defeated the Clippers 6 to 4. In the first game. Bill Lyle (2), Lloyd Hamilton, Bill Ellis, Nelson Yeo and Bill Cole scored the six goals for the Bowmanville squad, while the only goal for the Royals was scored by Bob Holmes. In the second game, Eric Carlton was the big gun for the Orono Orphans, scoring three of his team's six goals with Terry Carlton, Phil Long and Gary Cooper netting one each. The four goals netted by the Clippers were by Brian Rowe (2), Sherman Shields, and Howard Quinney. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations to the following members of the Orono and Newcastle Figure Skating Club on successfully passing tests held at Darlington Sports Centre on February 13. Michelle White, Sharon Simpson, Linda Merrick, Daniel White, Tarri Lee Carlton, Cathy Gorman, Loretta Deriet, Jody Jones, Merridy Stephenson, Sandy Jones, Susan Wagar, Shawna Kelly and Jane Buchanan. SOCCER REGISTRATIONS -- The Bowmanville United Soccer Club is holding registrations at the Waverley Public School and the Bowmanville Mall. The registrations registrations at Waverley take place Friday, March 11 and 25, between six p.m. and 9 p.m. You can also register at the Bowmanville Mall on March 12 and 26 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Any registrations after the above dates are subject to a late fee. If you require further information, please call 623-8641. LOCAL RACER MAKES NASCAR DEBUT -- Randy MacDonald, of Hampton, made his debut on the NASCAR NASCAR Busch Grand National circuit at Rockingham, North Carolina during the weekend. Randy is a previous previous winner of the Rookie of the Year award on the NASCAR North/Coors Tour during 1985. Last year, he took Rookie of the Year honors in the popular Canadian Canadian General Motors/Players challenge Series. Randy is driving a Banjo built 1988 Buick LeSabre with a Jim Ruggles Buick engine under the hood. This year, Randy will be competing in at least eight major Busch races which will take him to Darlington, Dover, Bristol, Bristol, Martinsville, Charlotte, and Oxford Plains. PINE RIDGE TOURNEY -- Although many of the BMHA-Toro teams are winding their season down, the number two teams are winding themselves up for the annual Pine Ridge Hockey Tournament. This event takes place March 11, 12, and 13 at the Bowmanville and Darlington arenas. Teams from as far away as New Jersey, Sarnia, Woodstock, Penetanguishene, Orillia, Bramalea, East Gwillimbury, Guelph, and Oshawa, will be participating. All championship games are Sunday, March 13, at the Darlington Arena. BASEBALL NEWS--The Town of Newcastle Baseball Association will be holding registrations in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Mall this month. There will be registrations on Friday and Saturday, March 18 and 19 and also the 1 following week on March 25 and 26. In addition, T.O.N.B.A. is holding a fund-raising evening at the / Bowmanville High School Auditorium a little later this spring. The gtiest performer will be mentalist Mike Mandel who has entertained at other fund-rais- : ers for local sports groups. For further details, call 623-7351 or 623-6752. BMHA ANNUAL MEETING -- On Sunday, March 27, the annual meeting of the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will take place at the Memorial Park Clubhouse in Bowmanville. The meeting commences at one p.m. EAGLES ADVANCE -- The Bowmanville Goodyear Junior C Eagles moved up another rung of the playoff ladder on Monday night when they defeated Cobourg 12-3 and won their scries four games straight. The Eagles will definitely play Sunday evening at their regular 7:30 p.m. time slot in the Bowmanville Arena. It's expected that Wellington will be the opposition, although that will depend on the outcome of the Wellington/Ajax Wellington/Ajax series currently in progress Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday I COWAN] PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD.i BOWMANVILLE -- ONT à 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 THE BOWMANVILLE UNITED SOCCER CLUB is holding Registrations on the following dates and locations: Waverley Public School Friday, March 4th, 11th, and 25th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. BOWMANVILLE MALL Saturday, March 5th, 12th and 26th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Any registrations after the above dates are subject to a late fee. For more Soccer information Please Call 623-8641 Several Awards for Bowmanville Eagle Pee Wee Selects Win Oshawa Tournament The Bowmanville IOOF (Independent Order of Odd Fellows) Pee Wee Select team came away the "A" Champions of the Oshawa Heritage Tournament. Tournament. The championship game was held on Sunday, February 13. Team members are: (front from left) Michael Suess, Greg Cook, Sarah Couch, Ryan Beck er, Jason Wichman and Jeff Johnston. Back from left, Brad Hargest, Greg Couch (coach), Wayde Putnam, Putnam, Jeremy Tymoshik, Jeff Beckett, Bruce Bum- stead, Marc Ferguson, Dan Kooy, Lyle Wichman (assistant coach) and Dan Wilcox (assistant coach) Hutton Atoms Reach 6 A' Finals On Tuesday, March 1, the Hutton Atom team played 401 Esso to a 3-all tie. This, was a hard fought game with the truckers getting the tie with only one minute left in the game. Mark Read opened the scoring for the truckers with assist going to Jack Laverty and Mike Ta- lotti. Mike got the 2nd goal for the truckers with Greg Knox picking up the assist. The big line was out to get the tie and they came through with Chad Veinot getting the goal with Mark and Mike the assist. Kevin Grootendorst scored all three goals for 401 Esso.' "" On Saturday, March 6, Canadian Tire in Finals The Canadian Tire Major Atom Toros have advanced to the Ontario quarter finals by defeating Trenton three games to none and one tie. At press time, the C.T. Toros were waiting for the winners' of Owen Sound and Aurora. C.T. Toros 2 Trenton 1. Defensive hockey and f oalkeeping is what playoff ockey is all about. Steve Oke got the call for the third straight game, and with help from the defence held the Trenton team scoreless for the first and very crucial third period. Ryan Robinson got the C.T. Toros on the score sheet with just over a minute gone in the game. A slap shot from just inside the blueline that never left the ice, caught 1 the Trenton goalie sleeping. Chris Heffernan and Warren Warren Bate assisting. Late in the second, Jason' Hoffman scored what proved to be the winner. A goalmouth pass that Jason 1 tucked behind the Trenton goalie with Warren Bate and'Ryan Robinson assisting. assisting. Trenton scored late in the second period to cut the score to 2 to 1. The third period saw Steve Oke make several key saves but Trenton once again took several unnecces- sary penalties late in the game which weakened their attack. C.T. Toros 3 Trenton 1. Discipline and team play made C.T. Toros victorious in this series. A very undisciplined undisciplined group of hockey players probably cost Trenton Trenton at least one or two wins in the series. In this very crucial crucial game, the Trenton club took 10 penalties to C.T. Toros Toros 3, and with less than a minute to play, Trenton took 4 penalties on one play. Ryan Robinson shook off his pre-game butterflies, scoring on a solid effort just 10 seconds into the game. The C.T. Toros came right at Trenton in the first five minutes minutes but failed to capitalize mainly due to a lot of bad passing. The second period saw the C.T. Toros lay back and #9 for Trenton, Johnny Lombardi tied the score. Lombardi was definitely Trenton's leader, but was in the sin bin nt a very important important time in each game. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 TRISUN, RADIAL ALLSEASON 299 D$an Ay*., Gary Adams gave the Toros Toros the lead on a goal mouth backhand, after Ryan Robinson Robinson tried unsuccessfully to score. Trenton pulled thèir goalie goalie for the extra! attacker, but ChrisHeffernafimarfaged to push the puck past two Trenton players inside our blue, retrieve the puck and race down the ice alone to score on the empty net. Strong goalkeeping and a. much improved defence from game one helped the, Toros give up only 4 goals in thè last 3 games. Credit must be given to Doug Parkins, Jason Hoffman Hoffman and Gary Adams, for keeping #9 of Trenton frustrated, frustrated, and also to the entire C.T. Toros f or talcing a few bumps and bruises but staying staying out of the penalty box. Remember boys, the competition competition is going to get tougher. the truckers travelled to Port Hope for their Atom Tournament. Tournament. The first game found the truckers up against Arby's of Port Hope. In this game the truckers registered an 11 to 3 victory. Mike Ta- lotti got the first goal for the truckers. Mark Read scored the second goal with Mike notching the assist. Les McCrory picked up the 3rd coal for the truckers. Chad Veinot notched the 4th goal with Les getting the assist. Chad scored the 5th goal with Les also getting the as-i sist. Les notched the 6th goal with Chad assisting. Mike then'connected for the 7th goal with Chad and Lès as- ;sistint$ Çhad,..cànj.e_ right back rtp pick up his 3rd goal of thé gamé with. Niall O'Donnel assisting:Chad then notched his 4th goal unassisted. unassisted. Mike connected to get his hat trick. Chad rounded rounded out the scoring with his fifth goal of the game. Chad received Most Valuable Player of the game. In the 2nd game the truckers were up against Northumberland Tire from Port Hope. This was a hard fought game with the truckers truckers notching a 5 to 4 victory. Mark Read got the 1st goal for the truckers. Mike Talotti picked up the truckers' 2nd goal ana also the 3rd goal with Mark assisting. Early in 3 picking up the assist. Hope notched another the 3rd oeriod Port Hope tied up the game but five minutes into the 3rd period Mark gave the truckers the lead. Less than a minute later Mark scored again with Mike Port hope goal to make this a very interesting interesting game. The 3rd game found the truckers up against Grafton for the "A" championship. The truckers only had a one hour break before this game. It was the same old story with Grafton registering a 6 to 3 victory. Les, Chad and Mark notched the goals for the truckers. The truckers should be veryproud of their showing and how work hard for^their hvm "playoffs. The Hutton Transport team would like to thank Port Hope for inviting them to their tournament. Just before the Junior C hockey game between the Goodyear Eagles and Cobourg Cobourg Cougars got under way here Sunday night, a special presentation took place to Chris Dreossi of the Eagles. Area convenor Andy McLauchlan of Port Hope presented Chris with two league trophies, the Eleanor Gilliam scoring trophy trophy for leading the league with 77 points and the Erve Downey Most Valuable Player award. Monday Night Ladies High Single - Elaine Elliott - 285, Ladies High Triple - Elaine Elliott - 671, Mens High Triple - Barry Barry Darbey - 756, Mens High Single - Barry Darbey 281. 50/50 Winner - Pe avn To; 'op Ten Averages: Mike Reynolds 234, Barry Darbey 233, Peggy Haynes 225, Rob Terry 222, Harold Hoar 217, Glen Edmondson 216. Legion Ladies 1. Sheila Roberts 23 pts, 2. Penny Connaghan 19 pts, 3. Onie Etcher 19 pts, 4. Barb Hanc 16 pts, 5. Muriel Tennant Tennant 13pts,6.' 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