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( 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bownianville, January 11. 198!) [ sport- talk 623-H03 FLASHBACK --25 YEARS AGO -- In the Newtonvillc Starkville Ladies' Bowling League, games of over 200 were rolled by Marilyn McDonald, 303: Marie Trim, 291: Jean Hall 276: Betty Savory, 258; Edna Elliott,240; Marg Wade, 238; Millie Porter. 219; and Maureen McCullough, McCullough, 204. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations to Susi Ulrich of the Maple Leaf Judo Club wliowon a gold medal in judo competition at the Ontario Winter Games held recently at Kingston. Glen Nolan, also of the Club, picked up a silver medal. EAGLES PLAY SUNDAY -- The next home game for the Bowmanvillc Goodyear Eagles is Sunday, January 15. The Eagles will be playing Wellington on home ice, with the game starting at 7:30 p.m. On Friday, January 13, the Eagles will try their luck in Lindsay where they will take on the Muskies at 8:30 p.m. JUNIOR C ALL-STAR GAME -- The Port Perry Mojacks, winners of last year's league championship, will take on all-stars from the rest of the Junior C League in a game being played at Port Perry this Saturday. Saturday. The all-star game commences at eight p.m. on Saturday, January 14. YWCA STILL ACCEPTING PARTICIPANTS -- The YWCA in Newcastle is still accepting participants in a number of children's programs. These include topics such as jazz dancing, ballet, and crafts. Although classes have begun, it's not too late to register. You can call the YWCA at G23-YWCA for further details. Or you may wish to drop by their office at 133 Church St., in Bowmanvillc. WALLEYE FISHING -- The Ministry of Natural Resources Resources advises us that the ice fishing season for walleye walleye on Lake Scugog is well under way and will continue continue until March 15. Anglers placing ice huts on the lake arc reminded to register the hut at Lindsay District District Office and to display the registration number on the liut. The lake will be patrolled by District Conservation Conservation Officers to ensure that Ontario fisheries regulations regulations are met. PENALTY FREE SWEEPSTAKES -- We arc now midway midway through the 1989 edition of the Esso Penally Free Sweepstakes. This contest runs from January 6 to January January 22. Its purpose is to promote skills, safety, and sportsmanship on the ice. Last year, more than 2500 penalty-free games were played during the contest and, interestingly enough, over 80 per cent ol the teams that played a penalty-free game either won or tied their game. This year, more than $50,000 worth of prizes will be up for grabs. In 1988, almost 4,000 individual prizes and 250 team prizes were won in Ontario. More than 25,000 individual hockey players were awarded the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes Certificate and crest. Buster's Thump Brooking 10-3 4- 1 lead with his 3rd of the game at 7:23, assisted by Bob McLaughlin and Leo Kelly which proved to be the winner. winner. Bob McLaughlin scored at 8:25 assisted oy Phil Fox and Sandy MacDonald for a 5- 1 lead. Jim Ryhorchuk scored at 10:20 unassisted with Brooking's 2nd goal. George Sainsbury scored his 1st of the game at 13:14, assisted assisted by Tony Jones and Jim Hutchison for a 6-2 lead after 2 periods. The 3rd period saw Jim Hancock take over in goal from Bill Mills of Brooking. George Sainsbury wasted no time in testing Hancock as he scored his 2nd goal at 1:07, assisted by Tony Jones and Sandy MacDonald for a 7-2 lead. Sandy MacDonald scored his 2nd of the game at 9:28, assisted by Tony Jones. Phil Fox scored the 9th and 10th Buster's goals in a 19 second span with the first at 11:30 and the 2nd at 11:49 assisted by Dave Roote and Jerry Dost on both. Ken Baker Baker scored his 2nd of the game unassisted at 16:31 for a final score of 10-3 for Bust- By Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Busters Oldtimers hosted Brooking Transport on Sunday, January January 8, 1989 and soundly trounced them by a 10-3 ■ score. Dave Roote led Buster's Buster's scorers with 3 goals and 2 assists. Phil Fox had 2 goals and 2 assists, Bob McLaughlin 1 goal and 3 assists, assists, and Tony Jones with 4 assists, Sandy MacDonald 2 goals and 1 assist, George Sainsbury 2 goals, Jerry Dost and Jim Hutchinson had 2 assists each while goaltender Leo Kelly chipped in with 1 assist to round out the scoring. Ken Baker scored 2 goals for Brooking with Jim Ryhorchuk Ryhorchuk collecting 1 goal and Dave Gerard with 1 assist. The first period saw good end to end hockey with Bill Mills for Brooking and Leo Kelly for Busters stopping everything that came their way for a scoreless game until until Busters broke trie ice at 18:34 with Dave Roote scoring scoring for Busters assisted by Bod McLaughlin for a 1-0 lead. Dave Roote scored his 2nd of the game at 19:29 assisted assisted by Phil Fox and Bob McLaughlin for a 2-0 lead after one period. The 2nd period saw Brooking get on the board with Ken Baker scoring his 1st of the game at 4:20 assisted assisted by Dave Gerard to cut Busters lead to 2-1. Sandy MacDonald scored his 1st of the game 37 seconds later, assisted by Tony Jones ana Jim Hutchison for a 3-1 lead. Dave Roote gave Busters a SPURTS Christmas Tourney is a Classic| Watch It Guys, These Girls Know How to Play A MF In a very close game on Saturday at the Darlington Darlington Sports Centre, the Bell Canada Intermediate Girls dropped their Young Canada Day match to Otonabee by a 4-3 count. Many of the local players displayed fine skating and puck handling skills, but were unable to net the tying goal in the final few second. Team members of the Bell Toros are, from left to right, front row, Tammy Fowler, Tracy Bum- stead, Tina Millson, Lisa Cobbledick, Tammy Johnston, Johnston, Cynthia Hilliard, second row, coach Chris Hall, Yvonne Youngberg, Leanne Floyd, Tammy McMullen, Joanna Hall, M.P. Hall, Denise Bug- den, Patti Doherty, Shannon Houston, Alanna Brown, and coach Richard Stringer. 1989 Looks Good for Red Eagles After losing the last game of 1988 in Port Perry on December December 29th, the boys in "Red", put it together with successive wins over Madoc in the far north and Lake- field at home. The game in Port Perry could have been billed as the Glen Campbell, Troy Foster show. Glen, although not scoring, assisted on all five of the Eagles'goals. Troy Foster Foster a former Eagle now with the Mojacks scored the hat- trick and had 4 assists to help Port Perry in their 8-5 victory. victory. Gareth Stone had two goals with George Pithie, Steve Flintoff and Shawn Rekker scoring singles. Shane Armstrong, George Pithie (2) and Gareth Stone collected assists. Darrin Bunker put forth a good effort effort between the pipes. Madoc Hurricanes, although although they reside at the bottom bottom of the league, have tripped up some of the top teams. The Goodyear Red Eagles went into the northern northern hamlet prepared and came away with a 7-0 victory. victory. This was one night when Scott Webster was not to be beaten, Sunday night. With Scott Webster again between the pipes, the Chiefs got off to a flying start, scoring on a break-away at the 6:15 mark, and making it 2-0 at 10:31, all in the first period. The Lake- field netminder stymied all of Bowmanvilles' 19 shots in the first. The second period was scoreless with shots on goal being 10-9 for Bowmanville. The Goodyear boys dominated dominated the play in the third, out shooting the Chiefs 15-5. Of the 5 Lakefield shots Webster had to be extra sharp on 3 of them. Paul Stainton put the Eagles Eagles on the score sheet by pounding one in low on the stick side on a set-up from Mike Gallant. One minute later, George Pithie stole the puck and counted unassisted. unassisted. At 14:58 Gareth Stone potted the winner from Gal- land and Noble. With 13 seconds seconds remaining Stainton cleared the zone and sent the puck the length of the ice for the insurance marker and his second goal of the game. Wing Tips In my last communication communication I mentioned several reasons reasons why the future looks bright ahead for this edition of the Eagles. I feel quite safe in my prediction because there is no doubt the boys are getting together and it is obvious obvious from the Lakefield -■ ' 1. i9Vrf.fi. V. game that everyone came to play. The senseless penalties were at a minimum and the effort was excellent. Keep up the hard work, boys. The Eagles journey to Lindsay's new ice pad Friday Friday night January 13 for an 8:30 game and some of them, will play in the All-Star game in Port Perry Saturday night. We host the high flying flying Wellington Dukes on Sunday and travel to Ajax Tuesday January 17 for an 8:00 game. With 13 games left it is important to finish as high as possible to ensure a greater number of home games. Your support will help the boys give their best effort. Hutton Makes 4 A' Finals stopping away and makir ers. There were two great hits during this game with Phil Fox and Bob McLaughlin of Busters colliding at the Brooking blueline with Fox getting tne wind knocked out of his sails in the first period. The 2nd collision saw Dave Gerard and Harold McCrea of Brooking skate in back of the Busters net from different different directions and colliding in back of Leo Kelly at the end of the 3rd period. a break- king some key saves when he was tested. Brian Taylor and Joe Ma- clnnes have added another player in the person of Mark Tripp. Mark has demonstrated demonstrated his scoring prowess over his many years in Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor hockey. He proved his scoring ability by netting one while playing his first game in Madoc, with Gareth Stone and Brian Noble Noble getting assists. George Pithie Pithie scored twice, once unassisted unassisted and once from Brian Noble and Shawn Rekker. Nicky Dennis increased the score on an impressive solo effort while Stone scored from Campbell and Rekker, and Greg Merkac hit the twine on passes from Campbell Campbell and Goode. Paul Stainton Stainton with persistent checking counted on a short-handed effort. A great deal of anticipation anticipation preceded the visit by the mighty Lakefield Chiefs last New Year! New Body1 Winter Warm-up $225.00 Save $50.00 off Reg. Price Plus ... 5 FREE TANS WEEK ONLY Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division visited Colbome on Saturday, January January 7th to participate in the Atom Tournament sponsored sponsored by the Legion Branch 187. Their first game was against a Cobourg team sponsored by Dutch Oven. During this close contest, Hutton took the lead three times only to let the Cobourg team tie it up each time. Most of the play was in the Cobourg Cobourg end but Hutton's players were haying trouble connecting on passes and carrying the puck. The Cobourg Cobourg netminders made the Hutton shooters' jobs even more difficult. For the only first-period goal, Les Me Cray carried the puck along the right side boards and then lost the Cobourg Cobourg player tailing him by quickly cutting left and positioning positioning himself in front of the net. A shot in the far corner corner then gave Hutton the lead. Colin Galinski earned an assist. In the second period, Cobourg Cobourg capitalized on a Hutton Hutton defensive error to tie the game on a breakaway goal. Jeff Hughes, on an assist by Les McCray, stuffed the puck in from behind the net to put the Truckers into the lead again. Then a Hutton penalty proved costly when Cobourg evened the score in the last minute of the second period. In the third period, Les McCrory made a beautiful pass from behind the net to Mike Ferguson in the clear who put it into the open side. Cobourg then tied the score again to send the game into sudden-death overtime. During the first overtime period, the Truckers again dominated the play but were unable to connect for any goals. The second overtime period required that the teams play without goal- tenders. Within two minutes, Peter Schoep, assisted by Les McCrory, notched the winning winning goal. This victory advanced advanced the team to the "A" semi-finals. Particularly noticeable noticeable during the game was the forechecking in the corners by Ben Medd as well as his positioning himself near the goal mouth to create some scoring opportunities. opportunities. Three hours later, Hutton Transporters were on the ice again to play a Port Hope team sponsored by Arby's. In this 10-3 blowout victory, the team showed a great improvement improvement over tneir first game. Ryan Stainton made many good saves for the Truckers. Curtis Courneyea led the scoring attack with three goals ana three assists as well as Jeff Hughes with three goals and two assists. Paul Hollingsworth set up Brad Read who had positioned positioned himself in the slot and then scored on a well placed, high wrist shot. Paul also earned two other assists. Defenceman Ni all O'Donnell's style of going forward after the puck earned him a goal. Mike Ferguson Ferguson made some nice moves to get himself into a good position to tuck one nigh into the net. Les McCrory McCrory also flipped in a rebound initially stopped by the goal- tender. Assists were also earned by Colin Galinski, Greg Knox, Brad Read and Peter Schoep (2). One hour later the Truckers Truckers found themselves on the ice again to compete for the 'A' championship against the home town team. The Truckers opened the scoring early in tne second period when Peter Schoep skated around two Colborne defencemen defencemen and put the puck behind the goaltender. Colborne evened it up on their second period power play goal. Early in the third period, Colborne scored the winning goal. The Truckers played very well against an aggressive Colborne ■ team and out-played and out-shot them but were unable to get anymore past their goaltender. goaltender. Peter Schoep received the MVP trophy for the 'A' Finalists Finalists while the Colborne goal- tender earned the MVP trophy trophy for the'A' Champions. Each of the Truckers went home with a trophy to remind remind them of the great effort they put forth in this game. Triple F January 6,89. Dirk VanAbbema 3 pts, Simon Bum a 2 pts, Peter Glasbergen 2 pts, Ron Bon- sma 2 pts, John Rozema 2 pts, Case Deplaa 2 pts, Peter Flonk 1 pt, Anne Vander- gaast 1 pt, Don Vandermeer 1 pt, Bill Vroom 1 pt, Melle Rozema 1 pt, Ralph Bouw- meester 0 pts. High Single Ladies Hammy Hammy Vandergaast 226, High Single Men Andy Bonsma 301, High Triple Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 545, High Triple Men Simon Buma 730, High Average Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 182, High Average Men Simon Simon Buma 243. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display Tues. 12 Noon Classified Mon. 4:30 p.m. The Bowmanvillc Toros Annual Christmas Classic is over for another year, and the opportunity to play in the new Sports Complex added to the class of the Tournament. Tournament. The Tournament officially officially got underway Tuesday, December 27 with The Mayor Mayor Marie Hubbard dropping the puck with Mace Armstrong Armstrong and Bruce Lush at her side chosen as both honorary honorary chairmen. Paul Robinson Robinson and Paul Jackman Tournament Tournament Chairmen also witnessing this major event. Piper John Harness piped both the Bowmanville Atom Toros, sponsored by Heritage Heritage House and the Port Colborne Colborne Golden Puck Atoms on to the ice followed by the Mayor. The puck was dropped and Tournament was officially opened. O Canada was then played and heard throughout the Complex. Complex. The voice of the Eagles, Frank Smith handled the P.A. system for all three days at the New Bowmanville Arena and Mario Guido the organist added all the class we needed for the final day. It took a great deal of work, and to everyone who gave their time it was much appreciated. Special thanks to committee. Tournament Committee Mace Armstrong - Chairman Chairman of all Tournaments, Paul Robinson - Chairman Christmas Classic, Paul Jackman - Chairman Christmas Christmas Classic, Grog Adams - Co-Chairman Asst., Terry Lynch - Co-Chairman Asst., Registration - Mace Armstrong, Armstrong, Roy Jeffers, Mel Putnam, Putnam, Bill Brunt, Mike McCarthy - Ice Managers, Bruce Lush - Timekeepers, Ron Bunker - Referees, Harvey Harvey Yellowlees - Gate Keepers, Keepers, Bob Deblois - Trophies, Steve Oke - Program and Press Coverage, Hockey Mothers, Arena Staff, St. John Ambulance, Rick Brown - 50/50 Draws, Mayor Mayor - Marie Hubbard, Organist Organist - Mario Guido, Piper - John Harness, P.A. Frank Smith. Thank you. Paul Robinson Tournament Tournament Chairman. Novice Division Round Robin Scores Bowmanville 5, Oshnwa Red Wings 1, Trenton 0, Oshawa Canadiens 4. Stouffville 1, London 0, Port Perry 3, Bowmanville 4, Trenton 4, Osh. Red Wings 0, Osh. Canadiens 1, Stouffville Stouffville 6, London 2, Port Perry 2, Bowmanville 6, Trenton 0, Oshawa Red Wings 5, Port Perry 3, London 2, Oshawa Can. 1, Bowmanville 6, Stouffville 2. A. Championship Bowmanville 2, Stouffville Stouffville 0. B. Championship Stouffville 6, Oshawa Canadiens Canadiens 3. C. Championship London 1, Trenton 0 O/T. D. Championship Oshawa Red Wings 6, Port Perry 5. 3, Welland 2, Osh. Black Hawks 4, Peterborough 4, Osh. Bruins 1, Port Col- bourne 3, Port Perry 7, Markham 2. A. Championship Bowmanvillc 3, Port Perry 1. B. 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Bruins 4, Bowmanville Bowmanville 2, Millbrook 6, Whitby 0, Trenton 3, Port Perry 4, Scarborough 1, Osh. Rea Wings 8, Bowmanville 3, Port Perry 3, Whitby 3, Osh. Red Wings 2, Trenton 4, Osh. Bruins 3, Scarborough 1, Millbrook 11. A Championship Millbrook 4, Port Perry 1. B Championship Whitby 2, Trenton 1. C Championship Osh. Red Wings 6, Osh. Brains 2. D Championship Bowmanville 2, Scarborough Scarborough 0. MVP Awards PeeWee A Millbrook #18 Steve Hogg, Port Perry #16 Jeff Andrews, PeeWee B Whitby #10 Josh Ford, Trenton Trenton #18 Jason Culasante, PeeWee C Osh. Red Wings #8 Kevin Fudge, Osh. Bruins #8 Vince LeLieure, PeeWee D Bowmanville #12 Ryan Robinson, Scarborough #1 < David McFadden. »• Bantam Division Round Robin Scores £« Bowmanville 1, Port Col- j* bourne 8, Napanee 3, Port Î; Perry 1, Welland 2, Port Hope 5, Osh. Red Wings 0, Cobourg 5, Cobourg 2, Na- Ï* panec 2, Port Hope 3, Bow- ;! manville 5, Port Colbourne 4, L; Welland 2, Port Perry 4, Osh. Red Wings 7, Bowmanville £«. 4, Welland 5, Osh. Red ^ Wings 1, Napanee 7, Port i>' Hope 2, Port Colbourne 7, *2 Port Perry 5, Cobourg 6, A Championship Napanee 5, Port Colbourne Colbourne 1. B Championship Cobourg 8, Bowmanville 3. C Championship • • Osh. Red Wings 6, Port Hope 2. D Championship Welland 6, Port Perry 3. MVP Awards Bantam A Napanee #15 ! Jeff Sanstrum, Port Colri bourne #10 Walter Gatt,; Bantam B Cobourg #13;! Bowmanville #18 Seamus! McGuire, Bantam C Oshawa; Red Wings #14 Brian Mur{! Ë iy, Port Hope #15 Chris"; organ, Bantam D Welland!; #9 Steve Andrews. Skylights Donuts Bowling J League Statistics- Team Standings J. Murphy 4, R. Sutcliffe 4, A. Porter 2, G. Smith 2, S., Adams 0, G. Cowling 0. Top 10 Averages J. Murphy 226, S. Adams 218, S. Grcenham 217, R; Sutcliffe 212, C. Morey 212,- D. Ilolkcma 212, G. Simpson 211, G. Smith 208, B. Stain;- ton 208, A. Porter 206. 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