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t fi The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 7, 1988 ( sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville bounced back from their only loss of the season last week to wallop West Rouge 7-1 in a Midget encounter Tuesday night in Uxbridge. Don McMurtor netted a pair for the locals, singles going to Ron Simpson, Steve Burns, Peter Worry, B. Meadows and W. Wallroff. Hulaetc spoiled goalkeeper Dana Damant's shutout bid with only two minutes remaining in the game. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- New coach Paul Robinson and his Junior C Eagles had better be up for their big game with Port Hope Panthers this Sunday Sunday at 7:20 p.m. There's nothing Panthers' coach George Cawkcr and his crew would like more for Christmas than a big win over the Eagles on home ice. Last time these teams met, the situation blew up in a donneybrook. EAGLES AT HOME SUNDAY -- The next home game for the Bowmanville Junior C Eagles will take place on Sunday, December 11, at the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex. The Eagles will play Madoc at 7:30 p.m. This Saturday, December 9, Bowmanville Eagles play an away game at Trenton. Game time is 8:30 p.m. Incidentally, Incidentally, those commemorative Eagles sweatshirts arc still available. They are being offered in limited quantities quantities on this the 20th anniversary of the Junior C hockey team. To order your shirt, call 623-7069. SKI REPORTING -- The Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, in cooperation with the Ontario Ski Resorts Association, will once again provide daily information information on ski conditions throughout the province. Details on both alpine and cross country ski conditions are available 24 hours a day. The alpine information line is 963-2992 and the cross-country line is 963-2911. The taped reports on ski conditions have been made available to the public since December 3. The information information is updated daily at 11:15 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. SKATE '88 UPDATE -- The latest tally from the Skate '88 campaign indicates that a total of $1,220,000 has been raised to date. That amount exceeds the original goal of $1.2 million. But, you may recall that the target has been raised to $1.5 million in order to provide additional funds which will be used by the Town of Newcastle to help finance future improvements at the new Bowmanville Recreation Complex. If you've not already made your Skate '88 commitment, now is a good time to do so. Just contact any member of the committc or phone the campaign headquarters at 623- 8888. Youth Bowling Saturday, December 3,1988 Tykes Team Standings: Saturn - 34; Pluto - 31; Sun - 31 ; Moon - 28; Mars - 27; Neptune - 26; Earth - 22; Jupiter - 22; Mercury Mercury -14; Venus -12; Charon -12; Uranus - 9. Bowler of the month foi November: Tommy Lucas plus 10 pins over his average. average. High Singles: Jeff Connelly Connelly - 1 57; Donna Leonard - 107,101; Chins Sartoris -107; Scott Westlake -106; Nicole Bray brook - 102; Stephen Smith -100. High Doubles: Jeff Connelly Connelly - 254; Donna Leonard - 208; Chris Sartoris - 205; Nicole Nicole Braybrook - 201. Bantams Team Standings: Rem - 52; Rush - 41; Kiss - 39; Queen - 31 ; Toto - 31 ; Heart - 30; AC/DC - 30; Inxs - 29; Luba - 29; U2 - 26; Cars - 22; Kinks -18. High Singles: A. Chomey - 232; R. Preston - 174; M. Bothwell -174; D. Allin -171; M. VanLith -164; J. Vickery - 161; M. Routh -160. High Triples: J. Vickery - 456; S. Maillet - 453, M. Routh - 449; A. Chomey - 447; R. Preston - 437; M. Bothwell - 425; R. Wyatt - 415; C. Peldiak - 409; K. Dodds - 402. Bowler of the month for November: Chris Watson with plus 6 pins over his average. average. Juniors Team Standings: MacAr- thur - 54; Pappas - 42; Burns - 38; Killens - 25; Ham son - 18; Brooks -12. High Singles: R. Bou whuis - 295, 213; T. Harrison - 216, 201; M. Drummond - 205; M. Yeo - 201; T. Bums - 200. High Triples: R. Bou- whuis - 678; T. Harrison - 570; R.Flint - 536; H. Watson - 513; S. Pappas - 508; T. Bums - 502. Seniors Team Standings: Mrs. Sandman - 43; Brownie's Clan - 36; Bowling Baboons - PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD 8 MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS tl ROSSLANDl WHOLESALE 8 RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N.-OSHAWA HWY 4ÜT 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 LineRd.E. Bowmanville 623-6353 SPURTS St. Francis oj Assisi Students Win Soccer Title GTS/Groves Peewee 2s Travel to Parry Sound This past weekend the team played in the Parry Sound Tournament meeting some of the teams from Northern Ontario. Before we hilite the games, we should introduce the team's sponsors, sponsors, thanks to BMHA Member Member Mace Armstrong. The team from here on in will be known as "GTS/GROVES PEEWEE TWO", which is a double sponsorship, standing standing for GTS Courier and Groves Conveyance. It was also mentioned, that Brian Groves, from Groves Conveyance Conveyance is a former member of the BMHA. Back to the tournaient: Game -1 Sat., 26 Nov. vs Blind River. It was the first game of the day, would you believe 7:00 a.m.? But the players seemed alert and ready to play, as the team has a curfew curfew in effect the night before at the hotel we were staying in. It seemed to pay off as Bowmanville skated to a 5-3 win. The Toros opened the scoring in the first, Alan McCullough from Jamie Brake, only to have Blind River score the next two. But David Mills scored from Craig Rickard and Chad VandcrEndc to tie the game at 2. Then a pretty goal was a pi scored by the team's defenceman defenceman Chris Ileffernan from his defensive partner Tim Mills. The visitors tied it up again, but with 4 minutes to go in the game Joey Bate scored the winner from Mike Nesbitt and Chris Ileffernan. Doug Parkin scored the insurance insurance marker fornn exciting win. Congratulations to Joey Bate. MVP for the game 1. Game 2 vs Huntsville Time of the game 4:40 p.m. The pace seemed slower slower as it was the second game of the day for both teams. But Bowmanville struck for the only marker in the first. The team's ever improving defenceman, Chris Heffer- nan, on another low shot from the point from Alan McCullougn. There was no scoring in the second, but Bowmanville struck early in the third, Jamie Brake from Doug Parkin and Chris Hef- fernnn, only to have Huntsville Huntsville tie the game. But with 5 minutes to go, Joey Bate connected for the next two, the first from Chris Ilcffer- nan and the second from Tracy Lomkc and Jamie Brake.The visitors scored another goal, but not enough as Bowmanville won 4-3. MVP for game 2 - Chris Hef- fernan (very deserving for a standout performance). Note: The team had "NO" penalties. ridge -llii Eagles Win 5-1 The winners of the recent Newcastle Christian Athletic Association soccer tournament were the young ladies from St. Francis of Assisi Separate School in Newcastle Village. From left to right they are: (front row) Monique Kraayvanger, Arlene Ma- Sarah Andrea Oster, guire, Tina Tangle., Angie Dumouchel, (back row) coach Maureen Power, Power, Kim Gilfoy, Lisa Sailer, Cara Gilfoy, Christine Arsenault, Kari Marshall, and Sarah Butler. Youth Bowlers Support Muscular Dystrophy Fund 32; Evans Crew - 29; Wane's Fries - 20; Richie's Rollers - 8. High Singles: D. Rodgers - 276; R.Muldcr - 265, 223, '217; M. Holmes.- 262, 225, 217; D. Wright - 245, 219, 211; T. Hanc - 235, 222, 215; E. Bouwhuis - 233, 212; L. Floyd - 222, 201; G. Evans- 218, 212,; L. MacArthur - 213; A. Dacey - 201; C. Richards Richards - 200. High Triples: R. Mulder - 705; M. Holmes - 704; D. Wright - 675; T. Hanc - 672; D. Rodgers - 655; E. Bouwhuis Bouwhuis - 628; G. Evans - 610. (Mike Harper, Ryan Bruce). Novice Carters 4 (Chris Baum- hauer 2, Richard Solomon 2), All Canadian 1 (Chris Watson). Adam & Eve 4 (Scott MacKay 3, Andy Griffin) V&G 3 (Mike McCrory 2, Craig Matheson). Jimmys 3 (Jeremy Sanders, Sanders, Brian Ball 2) Bonded 1 (Jeffery Finney) Atom 401 Esso 3 (David Chambers, Chambers, Bryan Beitle, Aaron Stoker) J&J 2 (Darren Allin). Hutton 14 (Mike Ferguson Ferguson 2, Jeff Hughes 2, Peter Schoep 3, Les McCrory 2, Curtis Courneyea, Paul Hollingsworth, Hollingsworth, Brad Read, Ben Medd, Colin Galinski T Mac 0 (Shut Out Ryan Stainton. PeeWec Langes 8 (Carlo Warr 3, Nathan Sibenga, Tommy Hansen, Luke Dragstra, Ryan Wright, Andrew Allin) Mr. Sub 3 (Andy Perkins, Scott McGregor, Mike Cramm). Dykstras 3 (Jeff Johnston, Johnston, Grant Spencer, Jeff Wright) McRobbie's 2 (Ryan Kohn, Paul DeJager). Bantam McGregors 5 (Craig Cowles 2, Jeff Pickle, Brendan Brendan Donahue, Brad Powell) Bow. Sand & Gravel 5 (Derek (Derek Hooper 3, Tim Richards, Bruce Bumstead. Kool 2 (Eric Smith, Ryan Becker) Nichols 2 (Leon Coates, Jack Bentley). A total of 32 bowlers at Liberty Bowl participated in the Youth Bowling Council of Ontario, Bowl for Muscular Dystrophy. Together they collected $1,350.55 and this will be presented at the annual Jerry Lewis Telethon in the coming year. Top pledges for the Tyke Division were collected by Robbie Robbie Campbell, Junior Division was Shawn Pappas and in the Bantam Division, there were two, Adam Brown and Ryan Murphy. Each participant received an embroidered crest and the top pledge earners received a white knit sweater with the Y.B.C. logo. Pictured in the photo, back row: Sam Hill, Jason Noble, Kelley Flintoff, Heather Watson, Michael Reitsma, Shawn Pappas, Buffy Rodgers, Sandy Snowden and Stephen Maillet. Front row: Adam Millson, Jeff Connelly, Jennifer McDavid, Robbie Campbell, Chris Peldiak, Tim Welsh, Amanda Westlake, Ryan Murphy, Adam Brown, Chris Welsh, Danny Welsh and Tara Parent. Absent when the photo was taken were Matthew Reid, Christine Gus- terson, Andrew Woodhouse, Victor Rendell, Julie Gusterson, Lisa Reid, Christal Reid, Jeffery Pearson, Amanda Welsh, James Welsh, Ryan Bones. All the bowlers thank the sponsors for their support during this worthwhile campaign. Toro Jr. Girls Return for Another Season The Toro Jr. Girls' team consists of : Laura Abrams, Suzanne Brooks, Cheryl Cole, Melody Cosburn, Crystal Crystal Edwards, Sherry Foster,' Lisa Morrison, Karen Robinson, Robinson, Marci Rowland, Angie Taylor, Leeann and Laura Somerscales. Coached by Leigh Somerscales, assisted by Chuck Crossen, Trainer: Ron Brooks and Manager Donna Morrison. On November 7/88 - Toro Jr. girls travelled to Keene for their first game of the season. Both teams played close until 5:35 of the second period when Suzanne Brooks for the Toros, assisted assisted by Leeann Somerscales, managed to slip one in on ICecne. By the end of the second period, Keene came back to tie it up. However, during the third period, our girls were no match for Keene as they notched 4 goals. The Toros girls' final goal was scored by Leeann Somerscales, Somerscales, assisted by Suzanne Brooks and Marci Rowland. Final score was 5-2 for Keene. I'm sure that the girls will be in much better shape when they host Keene on December 10 at 12 p.m. at Darlington. On November 12th, Toro Jr. girls hosted Warsaw. This team was no match for our girls. They defeated their opponents 8-0 to give their goalie Angie Taylor her first shutout of the year. Toro goals were scored by: Laura Abrams 3, Su- Angie Taylor congratula- zanne Brooks 3, Leeann So- tions on your second shut Hutton Records Big Victory Over T-Mac In a game played on Saturday, Saturday, December 3 in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex, the BRHL Atom Division leaders, Hutton Transport, defeated the team sponsored by T-Mac by a score of 14-0. The Truckers dominated the game and were given the opportunity to move the puck around and experiment with some nice passing plays ahead of next weekend's Grafton tournament. This will be the team's first tournament tournament of the season and all the players are looking forward forward to it. The following Truckers earned points in this game: Les McCrory (2G,2A), Peter Schoep (3G), Mike Ferguson (2G, 1A), Jeff Hughes (2G, 1 A). Paul Hollingsworth (l(j, 2A), Curtis Courneyea (1G, 1A), Ben Medd (1G,1A), Colin Colin Galinski (IG, 1A), Brad Read (1G), Greg Knox (1A), Niall O'Donnell (1A). morscales 1, Cheryl Cole 1, Assists: Lisa Morrison 3, Leeann Somerscales 1, Laura Laura Somerscales 1, Cheryl Cole 1, Marci Rowland 1, Sherry Foster 1. November 20th - Bowmanville Bowmanville Jr's travelled to Warsaw. This proved to bq another one sided game for the Toros Girls who defeated Warsaw 13-1. Goals scored by: Suzanne Brooks 5, Cheryl Cheryl Cole 1, Leeann Somerscales Somerscales 4, Laura Abrams 1, Lisa Morrison 1, Melody Cosburn 1: Assists to Laura Abrams 2, Cheryl Cole 1, Melody Cosburn 1, Karen Robinson 1, Lisa Morrison 1, Crystal Edwards 1, Sherry Foster 1. November 26th - Toro Jr. girls hosted Bewdley. Because Because of an excellent team effort our girls outplayed the .opposition once again to give them a 10-0 victory. Goals scored by: Suzanne Brooks 5, Laura Abrams 3, Leeann Somerscales 1, Marci Marci Rowland 1, Assists: Marci Rowland 2, Crystal Edwards 2, Laura Abrams 1, Suzanne Brooks 1, Leeann Somerscales Somerscales 1, Cheryl Cole 1, Lisa Morrison 1, To our goalie out! After losing in Lakefield last Sunday, and being edged 3-2 in a squeaker in Ajax, Tuesday, Bowman- vilie's Jr. C. entry hit a positive positive note on Sunday with a 5-' 1 victory over the visiting Lindsay Trent Muskies. Last Tuesday with shots on net for both teams being up in the 40's and each goalie rising to the occasion, it came down to, "who was going going to get the breaks?" A break it was with the Ajax player exploding from the, penalty box, and picking up 1 a lead pass behind the Bowmanville Bowmanville defense. He then finished the play off by put : . ting the puck by Darrin Bunker, who gave his best shot, as he had been doing all night, quite successfully. This was the winning goal, snapping a 2-2 tie which gave Ajax the home ice victory Bowmanville had led 2-0 after one on goals by Shane Armstrong from Hickey and Goode, and by Baumhauer from Flintoff and Shane Armstrong. Ajax scored one in the second second on the power play and the equalizer in the third, setting setting the stage for the finish. Sunday night at home the Eagles welcomed the return of Brian Noble and Paul Renaud. Renaud. A penalty-filled first period saw the locals send six to the sin bin. and the Muskies five, with Lindsay scoring on Bowmanville's first infraction. The trips to the penalty box continued in the second sev- amp- bell potted his first of the night at 10:24 from Pithie and Stone. Grey Goode hit on the power play three minutes minutes later from Shane Armstrong Armstrong and Brian Noble to give the Eagles the lead they never relinquished. Glen Campbell took a break-away pass from Steve Flintoff and goal-tender Scott Webster to tally a short-handed goal with 16 seconds left in the second. The third period saw six penalties assessed to each team, and the Goodyear crew scored twice. Slmwn Rckker potted one two minutes minutes into the third from Mark Hickey, and Gareth Stone closed the scoring from Glen Campbell and George Pithie. Wing Tips The Eagles' penaltykilling penaltykilling is in good form to make up for wnat appears to be unnecessary infractions. It is true also that hockey is an aggressive game and sometimes a penalty is a judgement call that may be part of the action. However,there However,there are times when a little harder work and concentration concentration would prevent a penally. There certainly was a great deal of evidence from the passing and checking on Sunday that the boys can play well as a team. We hope this continues in most future games. A key game is coming up Tuesday, December 6, which is now behind us but the return return of former Eagles Troy Foster and Chris Pearce should make for some interesting interesting rivalry. The Eagles are off to Trenton Friday, December 9th at 8:30 and home on the 11th to Madoc. Bowmanville is supposed to be in Lindsay Monday, December 12th but the opening of their Muskie pond is still uncertain. See you Sunday. Time 9:30 p.m. -Third game of the day. I think the time of the game says it all. The team played the first game of the day and now the last. The visitors scored the only goal in the first and two more in the second for a 3-0 lead. Bowmanville made a good effort in the third, scor- ! ing the only goal, again it' was a fine shot from the- point, Chris I-Ieffernan from Tracy Lemke. MVP for the' game: Tracy Lemke - Way to go Trace! Honourable mention to both goaltcnders, Robbie Robbins and Jamie Doyle, for a fine performance. Although the team fin-', ished first in their division after two games - Game 3 f eliminated Bowmanville from further play. Also, the; team displayed excellent sportsmanship both on and 4 off the ice. Receiving only 6, minor penalties in the tournament. tournament. On behalf of the! coaching staff and parents, we are very proud of our • players. For their dedication, and commitment to the team. Keep working on the fundamentals and conditioning conditioning programs and watch your game improve. League Game 23 Nov. 88 at Darlington vs Whitby - - - mi Bowmanville 6 riitby Scoring for the Toros:; Craig Rickard with the "Hat* Trick" and 2 assists. Chad* VanderEnde -2 (both short-; handed) and 1 assist. Thei other marker by Jamie! Brake. Other assist(s) to Jd-; son Hoffman - 2, Bruce Har-i num-1, Joey Bate-1. 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