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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23,1988 sport-tilk ' 62i-sm FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The new Bowmanville Bowmanville Junior Hockey League got off to a flying start on Sunday night with McQueen's Ramblers and Bill's Billiards Billiards battling to a three-all tie. Flintoff scored two and McManus one for McQueen's. Pickell had two goals and Mathews one, for Bill's. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- B.H.S. Junior Red- men Football Team have won 11 games, scoring 339 points and giving up only 47 this season. Last week, they defeated Kenner Collegiate and O'Neil Collegiate to win the "This Week" Trophy for the second consecutive consecutive year. Co-captains were Brooke Cole, Steve Veinot, Todd Hooper, Kent Wilcox, Paul Roughly, Steve Ogden, Tim Almond, Marc Richards, A1 Maenza, Tobin Rowe, Jon Janack, Paul Cooke, Brian Sarginson, Marvin Marvin Oldcjeans, Tim Almond, Brad Bell, Steve Ogden, Doug Billing, Kevin Rives, Jeff Martin, Darryl Engley, Hugh Francis, Paul Van. Belle, Kevin Welsh, Doug Billing, Colin Hayward, Mark Price, Joe Mercz and Ryan Kearney. EAGLES GAME -- The Goodyear Eagles will play their next home game on Sunday, December 4, at eight p.m. when Lindsay will be providing the opposition. The Eagles will be playing other games before that date, but not on home ice. They'll play in Wellington on Friday, Friday, November 25, at 8:30 p.m. and in Lakefield on Sunday, Sunday, November 27. FIGURE SKATING FACTS -- The Canadian Figure Skating Association advises us that there are over ■ 11,000 skaters in 93 clubs in Eastern Ontario. Sectional championships for those athletes were held November 17 to 20 in Ottawa. From that division, skaters advance to the Eastern Canada Championship held January 19 • to 22 and then to the Canadian Championships February February 8-11. The Canadian world team is selected immediately immediately after the Canadian championships and skat- • ers who make the team will compete in Paris from March 14-19. FARMERS' BONSPIEL--The Ontario Provincial Farmers' Farmers' Curling Championship is scheduled for January 20 to 22 at the Sydenham Community Curling Club in Wal- laceburg. Playdowns are scheduled for a number of Ontario towns in preparation for the bonspiel. The event is sponsored by BASF Canada Inc. The firm's goal is to sponsor a national Canadian Farmers' Curling Championship within a year or two. To be eligible to participate, all rinks must certify that each member is actively engaged in farming. > SKATE '88 TOTAL -- The new total in the Skate '88 fund-raising drive now stands at $1,185,000. The group is aiming for a total of $1.5 million in order to further ; develop the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Your support is still needed, especially in view of the added commitment. We understand that the Skate '88 office has been moved to a new location at the Veltri Complex. Complex. LOCAL DRIVERS FROM PLAYER'S SERIES -- Hampton's Randy MacDonald is the top local driver in the Players/GM Motorsport Series. He finished the year with a ninth place standing and recorded one win at Mosport on May 23. Other local drivers who have been in the running include: Mark Schill, of Oshawa; Doug Beatty, of Uxbridge; Claude Poirier, of Peterborough; and Tom Clark, of Oshawa. The overall winner of the series was Richard Spenard. SKATERS WIN MEDALS -- Congratulations to Jennifer Jennifer and David Urwin, of the Bowmanville Figure, -.Skating Club. They won the silver medal at the Eastern Ontario Sectional Competition held in Ottawa during the past weekend. The dance pair skated in the juvenile dance category in a competition which involved involved skaters from Whitby to the Quebec border. We hope to have their photo in next week's Statesman. Tykes Beat Bowmanville 'i Sunday, November 20 - Newcastle Travelled to Bowmanville Bowmanville to play the MacGregor MacGregor I.D.A. Tykes. Newcastle Newcastle was quite excited sporting their new sweaters playing in the new arena, but didn't allow the impressive surroundings to defer them from the task at hand. Led by the solid goaltending goaltending of Scott Mumby, New- "*• castle blanked the I.D. A. Squad 5-0. Jimmy Conboy opened the scoring at 9:50 of the 1st period. As his persistent persistent forechecking paid off. Nicholas Stacey notched his 1st of two, 9 seconds into the , second period. After winning the draw; Stacey carried tn puck around the I.D.A. defenders defenders and netted a 15 footer. footer. Stacey then added another another on the same shift. Mike Patrick seems to have a nose for the net as he scored with 4 minutes left in the 2nd period on a nice centering centering pass from Conboy. Then :49 seconds into the 3rd Patrick bagged his 2nd of the game again on a centering pass from Conboy, to close out the scoring. Tom Dingnan was outstanding outstanding in net for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, turning away Newcastle Newcastle on several occasions. Also playing a large part in Sunday's victory were forwards Gerry Moore, Tommy Moore, David Guthrie Guthrie and Matthew Hason. Scott Mumby with his 1st career career shut-out would like to thank his airtight defence consisting of Leigh Dengis, Craig Harness, Craig McManus McManus and Scott Poole. Bowling Results November 15/88. Top Ten Averages S. Marshall 210, A. Atkinson Atkinson 200, R. Bailey 192, B. Forget 190, J.Woodcock 189, D.Woodcock 189, B. McQuarrie 187, D. MacLean 184, J. McLeand 183, C. ZincklSl. Ladies High Single: J. Winterburn 242, Ladies High Triple: S. Marshall 625, Mens High Single: R. Lowe 258, Mens High Triple: J. Winterburn 636. Team #6 is in first place with 60 pts. 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Newcastle Midgets Win One and Lose One Newcastle 2 StouffviUe 5. On Wednesday, October 26 the Mike's Place Midgets opened the 88/89 season on the short end of a 5-2 loss to StouffviUe. The first period saw the Newcastle Club open the scoring on a goal by' Dwayne Foster, assisted by Anthony Burnosky. The second second period saw StouffviUe tie the game at 1-1 on a goal by K. Piette, only to see Newcastle's Newcastle's Daryl Burke come • right back 10 seconds later, assisted by Brian Rodd, and Jason Carroll, to put the Newcastle club ahead 2-1. This was to be the last goal the local boys would come up with while the Stouffville club scored three unanswered goals to win the game 5-3. The first action of the season season saw both teams too chippy chippy with far too many penalties. penalties. Newcastle 40 min, - StouffviUe 37 min. Come on Guys - Games cannot be won sitting in the penalty box. Special mention to Roger Palmer in net and Mike Pearce on defence. Newcastle 3 Pickering 3 On Thursday, October 27 the Mike's Place Midgets played host to Pickering and came away with a 3-3 tie, a game which should have been won only again for too many penalty minutes - (34). The second period saw the local lads open the scoring scoring on a goal by Mike Pearce assisted Dv Dwayne Foster and Rick Black, only to see Pickering come right back less than a minute later to tie the game 1-1 on an unassisted unassisted goal by Derek Voyley, then 50 seconds later, Pickering's Pickering's Dean Pella put the visitors visitors ahead 2-1 as the local lads just scrambled all over the place with no positional play at all. With 0:03 seconds left in the period Daryl Burke tied the game at 2-2 assisted by Brian Rodd and Tim Bailey. The third period saw Daryl Daryl Burke score his second of tne game to put the local lads ahead 3-2 again assisted by Brian Rodd and Tim Bailey. Bailey. With 4:23 left; in the game, Pickering's Dean Pella came up with his second of the game to tie the score at 3-3. As in the first game, too many penalties kept the local lads from a win. Come on guys, play hockey - or ELSE. Special Mention again to Roger Palmer in net and to Tim Bailey for a strong game on the blue line. Newcastle 9 Bowmanville 5 On Tuesday, November 2 the Mike's Place Midgets travelled to Bowmanville to meet their area rivals and come away with an impressive impressive 9-5 victory for their first win of the young season. The first period saw Newcastle Newcastle outscore the Bowmanville Bowmanville club by a'4-2 with goals going to: Jason Carroll, Daryl Daryl Burk, Brian Rodd, and Jan Vanderheyden, with assists assists going to Rob Roe, Daryl Burke and Marty Robinson. The second period saw both clubs come up with three goals apiece. Scoring for Newcastle were: Brian' Rodd, Anthony Burnoski and Marty Robinson, with assists going to Dwayne Foster Foster (2) Marty Robinson, Tim Bailey, n « • The third period saw the Newcastle club put the game away with two quick goals both by Marty Robinson to give him his hat trick with assists going to Daryl Burke, Anthony Burnoski and Mark Millson. Final score Newcastle Newcastle 9 - Bowmanville 5. A much better effort guys, only 11 min. in penalties - Keep it up. Special mention to Marty Robinson who was flying all night. Newcastle 5 Bowmanville 3. On Thursday, November 4 the Mike's Place Midgets played host to a return match with their arch rivals from Bowmanville. As in the game the night before the local local lads stayed out of the penalty box (8 minors) and were rewarded with their second win in two nights. The first period saw Newcastle's Newcastle's Brian Rodd open the scoring assisted by Daryl Burke and Marty Robinson. The second period saw Bowmanville come up with two unanswered goals to go ahead 2-1. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Jeremy Laird, and Sean Dalton. The third Ë eriod saw Bowmanville's lave K. put the visitors up 3-1. Then Bowmanville ran into penalty trouble and saw the Newcastle club come up with four unanswered goals to win the game 5-2. Scoring for Newcastle were: Daryi Burke, Tim Bailey, Marty Robinson and Brian Rodd. With assists going to: Brian Rodd (2) Daryl Burke (3), and Byent Osmond. Excellent come back, guys - Special mention to Daryl Burke and Brian Rodd up front, and Tim Bailey on the blue line. Five Straight Wins for Toro Pee Wees The Saltfleet Tournament of Champions proved to be an excellent opportunity to watch and cheer hockey played at a high standard of excellence. On Friday, November 17, the Canadian Tire Toro Peewee A team played their first game at noon against Leamington. Jeff Murphy opened the scoring in the first period assisted by Ryan Robinson and Chris Aitken. The game remained close until later in the second period period when Bowmanville's Collin Collin Taggart and Jason Cros- bie scored to give us a three goal lead with assists going to Ryan Robinson, Jeff Murphy Murphy and Steve deBlois. Leamington scored with 46 seconds left in the second period. Bowmanville came on strong in the third and played an excellent defensive defensive period. Jason Crosbie put tne finishing touch on the game to score the last goal assisted by Jason Moore. Final score - Bowmanville Bowmanville 4 - Leamington -1. Our second game was at 9:30 on Friday night against Stouffville. We have tied Stouffville twice and defeated defeated them once this year. Even though the parents were tired, the Bowmanville team had lots of energy. After two periods it was 0-0. At 9:31 of the third period, Collin Taggart scored assisted assisted by Ryan Robinson and Sean Brown. With only 3 minutes left, Stouffville tied thegame. From here on in it was anyone's game but Ryan Robinson Robinson scored a goal with 1:15 left on the clock and another another one with 11 seconds remaining. remaining. Jason Crosbie and Warren Bate received assists on Ryan's first goal and Ryan scored unassisted on this second goal. Final score, Bowmanville 3 - Stouffville 1. Kevin Anyan LEASING SPECIALIST CtSWAN PONTIAC -IWOt L BOWMANVIUl ONI 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Sales Representative Our third game on Saturday Saturday started off with a lot of excitement and tenseness as we had just watched the Atom Toro win in overtime., Saltfleet Peewees and Bowmanville Bowmanville Peewees both tried to score but it wasn't to be. At the end of the third period it was 0-0. Overtime started - Bowmanville Bowmanville outhustled Saltfleet but Saltfleet was strong. Finally Finally at 2:56 with a turmoil around the net Ryan Robinson Robinson tucked one in assisted by Jason Crosbie and Steve deBlois. deBlois. Bowmanville 1 - Salt- fleet 0. The big day finally came on Sunday. We played Salt- fleet again. If we won it it was all over. If we lost, we had one more try for the championship. Both Saltfleet and Bowmanville Bowmanville came out strong. Bowmanville went ahead 2- 0 in the first half of the game only to have Saltfleet come back and tie it 2-2 in the second second period. Collin Taggart and Jason Crosbie got our first two goals with assists going to Sean Brown, Ryan Robinson and Collin Taggart. Taggart. The game was very fast paced with lots of scoring chances for both teams. Finally, Finally, two minutes into the last period, Jason Crosbie, unassisted, got the clincher and Bowmanville defeated Saltfleet 3-2 to win the Salt- fleet Tournament of Champions Champions without a loss. Each team member and coaching staff received lovely lovely silver rings for their great effort. Three of our players were presented with large trophies trophies as they were voted to the all star team from the peewee division. The three were Chris McCarthy as best goalie of the peewee division, division, Ryan Robinson as best centre, and Jason Crosbie as best left winger. The team has come a long way during the last month. Prior to this tournament the boys started off the week defeating Stouffville 5-3. Scoring by Brian Campbell (2), Steve deBlois, Ryan Robinson Robinson and Jason Crosbie. Assists went to Warren Bate (2), Ryan Robinson, Brian Campbell, Wayde. Putnam and Garry Adams. Keep up the excellent team work, Peewee A's. Novices Post Victory On Saturday; November 19 the All Canadians Novices recorded their first win of the season, with a 3-1 victory over V&G. After a scoreless first period, Chris Watson opened the scoring mid-way through the second period with Bryan Lowery and Erik Griffin assisting. The second period saw the Canadians tighten up defensively defensively taking away some good scoring chances from V&G's sharp shooters. Defencemen Defencemen Chris Mann, Chris McKenzie, Robbie Mac- Chayne and Erik Griffin played their best games this season. In the third period Chris Watson's stick handling ability ability paid-off with a nice pass ' from the corner to Adam Powell who had nosiioned himself in front of tne goal to score and give the Canadians Canadians n 2-0 lead. In this period Jeff Shymr scored early to bring their team within the goal. Jake Davis and Andrew Pitt both played an excellent game in goal, with both goalies goalies being tested on breakaways. breakaways. Late in the third period, Robbie MacChayne who is developing into a good rushing rushing defenceman scored the Canadians' third goal on an excellent solo effort. Special mention to Ron Smith, Clay- >lon Khon, Jeff Lockwood, Danny Katsikis and Bradlv St. John for an excellent effort effort to help with their team victory. By: A.Griffin. Hospital November 8/88. Top Ten Averages Susie Marshall 210, Art Atkinson 202, Randy Bailey 194, Janice Woodcock 191, Doug Woodcock 190, Bob Forget 189, Bruce McQuarrie McQuarrie 188, Judy MacLean 186, Derrick MacLean 182, Cindy Zinckl82. Ladies High Single: B. Gibson 260, S. Marshall 260, Ladies High Triple: S. Marshall Marshall 704, Mens High Single: D. Woodcock 270, Mens High Triple: D. Woodcock 672. Team # 6 in is first place with 60 pts. Canadian Tire Store Adds $15,000 to Skate '88 * Bowmanville Canadian Tire presented a cheque for $15,000 to the Skate '88 fund last Thursday. Standing outside Canadian Tire, Paul Morris (right) of Skate '88 accepts the donation from store owner John Brown. "New Look" Toro Pee Wees Win Twice Against Markham "Doyle Raiders", played back to back league games, against Markham. On Saturday, Saturday, 19 November at Darlington Darlington Arena, the visitors took a 2-0 first lead, before Bowmanville struck back with 5 consecutive goals. Starting the goal scoring spree was Chad VanderEnde from Craig Rickard and David David Mills. Then Craig Rickard Rickard scored from Jason Hoffman Hoffman and Chad VanderEnde. Tracy Lemke scored the third goal, which turned out to be the winner, from Joey Bate and Mike Nesbitt. The Toros took a 4-2 lead at the end of the second, as Craig Rickard scored (his 2nd) from hard hitting Jamie Jamie Brake with 18 seconds to go. The final goal was scored by Tracy Lemke (2nd) from Joey Bate, Bowmanville winning the contest 5-2. .mi ■ The team also sported a "New Look". Thanks to first,] the parents, for sponsoring the name patch of the team players, and Mrs. C. Pearcey for sewing them on. Secondly, Secondly, BMHA Equipment Manager, Manager, Grant Flintoff for refitting refitting the team with new Cooperall pants. The new look has given the team a spirited lift and the players are known by name as well as their number. On Sunday, the team travelled to Markham and beat the hometown team 5-2. Markham again scored the opening and only goal in the first. Bowmanville scored three in the second, defence- man Tim Mills, on a nice low shot from the point , from Iraig 'ande VanderEnde. Then Doug Parken scored from Tim Mills for a 2-1 lead. The Toros Toros made it 3-1 as Jamie Brake scored from Doug Parkin. Early in the third, Markham scored a power- play goal, to narrow the gap, but 37 seconds later, Craig Rickard scored from David Mills and Chad VanderEnde for a 4-2 lead. Bowmanville's final marker came from Alan McCullough with assist to Jamie Brake and Bruce Hamum. The weekend contest displayed displayed solid goaltending from both Robbie Robbins and Jamie Doyle. The team statistic show, that the team's goal against average is 2.45. Credit goes to the team's defence, defence, who don't always get their names mentioned in the write-ups, but are solid blue line performers, namely Chrjs Heffernan (who played forward in Sunday's ' game for the ill Mike Nes bitt), assistant captains Bruce Harnum and Jason Hoffman. Also, Tim Mills and Tyson Pearcey. Upcoming events: 23 Nov. 6:00 p.m. at Darlington - game vs. Whitby. 26, 27 Nov. Parry Sound Tournament. 30 Nov. 6:00 p.m. practice. practice. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEELBELTED RADIAL 781 - alL séàson M -' '299 Dean Ave., Oshawa FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat. Available • Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd.E. \> Bowmanville 623-6353 Dear Friends: Monday, November 14th was an important day for Newcastle because because the election gave us a new Mayor and some new councillors. To those who supported me at the polls in my bid for ré-election as councillor for Ward 1, thank you. To everyone who worked so effectively on my election campaign, my special thanks. And now, my colleagues and I will get on with the business of applying "common sense" management to our beautiful town of Newcastle. I would like all of the residents of Ward 1 to know that I am available most anytime to answer questions, or deal, with problems on town matters. 1 Thank you again for your confidence in me. I will do my utmost to serve you well in the next three years. Sincerely, / Arnot Wottcn Councillor, Ward