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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. February IS. 1989 [ sport- falk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Top ten boxvlers in the Mixed League at Liberty Bowl are: Frank Wright 231; Harold Bennett 231; Hap Palmer 230; Onie Etcher 224: Lew Welsh 222; Dick Perfect 219; Boh Glanvillc 218; Vince Front 208; Elton Brock 208; and Matt Harrison Harrison 205. SPOUTS FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Wendy Mutton finished first in her flight and fourth in the finals. Nancy Lock was second in her flight and eighth in the finals at the Oshawa Invitational Figure Skating Competitions held January 19-20. Skaters compete from as far away as Toronto and Ganonoque. Adam and Eve Clippers Capture Championship BALL HOCKEY' NOTICE -- The Bowmanvillc Boys' Ball Hockey League will play all their games at the new Recreation Complex. Registration will be held on Saturday, February 25. and Saturday, March 5, at the Sports Complex. Look for all the details in the February 22 edition of The Statesman. :L\ ; ; | • F'4 ■ . • ' r •. -, • \ ..t *'<t JUNIOR C HOCKEY -- On Sunday, February 19, the Bowmanvillc Goodyear Eagles will play their last regular regular league game of the 1988-89 season. Ajax will be the visiting team. Game time is 7:30 p.m. At last report, the Eagles were second in the league standings. PINERIDGE STANDINGS -- The Cobourg Figure Skating Skating Club captured the Boundy Trophy for scoring the most points in the Pineridgc Inter-Club Competition held on the weekend. Oshawa placed second in the points standing while Bowmanvillc and Uxbridge tied for third place. We hope to have more detailed results from the Pineridgc Competition in next week's Statesman. Statesman. The event was hosted this year by the Newcastle Figure Skating Club. Toros Lose Third Game Dennis Pizzeria Novice Toros enjoyed a weekend at the Campbellford tournament tournament even though they lost the third game against Na- panee 4-1. Toros had the advantage advantage of play but Napanee scored three goals in a three minute span. Jason Lange got the lone Toro goal assisted assisted by Steve Tabb. In the first game against Emestown, Toros won 6-1. Toros played an excellent game against a real good team. Ernestown won the B Division). Ryan Jackman put in a solid performance with 3 goals 1 assist. Chris Pot played a great game and got a goal and 2 assists for his efforts. Chris Steele also played great and potted 2 goals. Brent Stockman played good heads up hockey hockey and received 2 assists. Single assists went to Greg Masterson, Niki Defreitas and Jason Lange. John Marco Marco Cannito was steady in nets. In the second game, Toros Toros easily won 7-1 over Oshawa Black Hawks. Defenseman Defenseman Steve Ewles played a super game on defense defense and also got an assist on a goal by Brent Stock-' man. Another defenseman , Jason Frayne, put it be tween the pipes on a nice shot from the blueline. He also got an assist and had himself a nice game. Niki Defreitas enjoyed a great game, scoring 4 goals and 1 assist. His line mates Chris Pot and Ryan Jackman got 1 goal 3 assists, and 4 assists respectively. What a three some. Steve Tabb played defense defense and did a good job as did his team mate Chris Paquette. Paquette. David Yellowlees gave a solid performance in net, and Matt Akey had his moments of glory. Triple F February 3/89 Dirk Van Abbema 11 pts, Ron Bonsma 11 pts, Anne Vandcrgaast 9 pts, Ralph Bouwmeester 8 pts, Melle, Rozema 8 pts, Simon Buma" 7 pts, John Rozema 7 pts, Peter Glasbergen 7 pts. Bill Vroom 7 pts, Case Deplaa 6 pts, Peter Plonk 5 pts, Don Vandermeer 4 pts. High Single Ladies Hammy Hammy Vandergaast 278, High Single Men Andy Bonsma 256, High Triple Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 612, High Triple Men Peter Glas- . bergen 666, High Average Ladies Nel Van Abbema 187, High Average Men Peter Peter Glasbergen 208. The Adam and Eve Clippers defeated Carter's Bakery Bakery on January 28 to capture the A title at a Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreational Hockey League tournament. The champions, from left to right, are: (front) Steve Bos- graaf, Jeremy Bowen, Andy Griffin, Craig Sabine, Jes sica Andrews, Scott Read, Brad Aylsworth, Grant Gu- sulak, (middle) Terry Edwards, Scott Mackay, Jamie Potter, Jim Colder, Kristy Thompson, Richard Aasen, (back) assistant coach dim Potter, assistant coach Ivan Griffin, coach Wayne Aasen. Good Showing by Bantam Selects PEACOCK LUMBER LTD IN DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS x t WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA HWV 4(H Here" are the Snowden Electric Bantam Selects whose team members are Ryan Becker, Jeff Beckett, Jack Bentley, Bruce Bum- stead, Kevin Farrow, Chris Forsey, Craig Forsey, Brad Hargest, Derek Hooper, Darin Darin Higgon, Roger Leblanc, Todd Lepard, Snawn McFadyen, McFadyen, Mark McLellan, Jeff Picked, Dave Smith, Eric Smith, Jeremy Tymoshik, John Yellowlees. Snowden Electric Selects ' have played 15 exhibition games to date, and have been very successful with a record of 10 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties. In the process they have scored a whopping 83 goals while allowing only 37 goals against. They played in their first tournament of the season in Oshawa February 11th and 12th. The Heritage Tournament Tournament saw the Selects play Scott Park from Hamilton at Donevan Arena. Snowden Electric Bowman Bowman ville Bantam Selects are also entered in the Thornhill Select tournament on March 16,17,18 and the Bowmanville Select Tournament Tournament on April 8 at the New Bowmanville Complex. The top scorers on the team are: Jack Bentley 19 goals, 7 assists, 26 points, Eric Smith 15 goals, 10 assists, assists, 25 points, Todd Lepard Lepard 6 goals, 19 assists, 25 points, Jeremy Tymoshik 10 goals, 7 assists, 17 points, Shawn McFadyen 5 goals, 11 assists, 16 points, Kevin Farrow 6 goals, 9 assists, 15 points. The goalie duo of Darin Higgon and Roger LeBlanc have a goals against Average Average of 2.46. Snowden Electric Bantam Bantam Selects went to the A final final game in the Oshawa Heritage Tournament this past weekend, by winning over Hamilton Scott Park 4 to 1 and Kingston A.C.L. 4 to 0. Against Hamilton the Team played a strong game both ways. Goal scorers were Eric Smith with 2 goals and singles by Jack Bentley and Ryan Becker. Assists by Kevin Farrow and Chris Forsey. Eric Smith received the MVP of the game. In the next game the Selects Selects shutout Kingston 4 to 0 with all the players checking and skating all over the ice as in the first game. Jack Bentley had 2 goals with singles to Jeremy Tymoshik and Kevin Farrow. Assists went to Brad Hargest with 2, Kevin Farrow, Todd Lepard, Lepard, Jeff Pickell, and Eric Smith. Roger Leblanc had the shutout. Jack Bentley was selected the most valuable valuable player of the game. In the Championship "A" final against Osnawa Audio-Vision Oldtimers Capture McMurtry Cup LOOK AT ME NOW! 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Audio-Vision Audio-Vision were pumped up for this chippy match and came away with a well deserved deserved 4-1 victory. On Saturday afternoon, Audio-Vision ventured to the Steven Leacock ice palace palace to play Port Dover Old- timers whose record was 1-1 and Audio-Vision were 2-0 in the round robin. Tins match was a nail biter with Port Dover holding a 4-3 lead with less than 3 minutes minutes to play when Audio- Vision came to life and scored 3 tallies to take a 6-4 victory. On Sunday morning, Audio-Vision Audio-Vision with a 3-0 record crossed divisions to play Port Colbome Sailors who had a 2-1 record. Audio- Vision came out flying and scored early and Port Col- borne never seemed to get on track as Audio-Vision nipped Port Colborne 6-2. This win put Audio-Vision in the championship round. On Sunday afternoon, Audio-Vision nad to play Rinkles Oldtimers who came back to beat Anciens Mariners Mariners Oldtimers in overtime. The Audio-Vision squad who were playing great hockey were not going to be denied the Budweiser Division Division Championship as they hammered the Rinkles Old- timers 8-2. Kenny Veitch was one of the top goalies in the whole tourney, allowing FRED'S AUTO BODY * Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive « Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available ® Expert Refinishing e Insurance Claims » Come In -- Free Estimate « Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E. v Bowmanville 623-6353 See WELDON BROWN to lease a brand new 1989 Buick Skyhawk for $197. per month * 3-Year warranty Buick quality and dependability Old fashioned, friendly service T 166 King St, E. Telephone 623-3396 * 60 Month Lease, 120,000 km, 14% rate, $800. cash or trade, plus tax Hockin Oldtimers Win Ottawa Championship By Bob Sheridan With only nine skaters from our own team and Sandy MacDonald from Newcastle Busters, we entered entered the over-forty-five division division at Wintcrlude and won every game. This was a real team effort with every forward forward scoring at least one goal. Art Hester was superb in goal. Our defense corps of Warren Townsley, Bob Debt Debt ois and Grant FI in toff who usually play forward, and the over-versatile Hugh German German played inspired hockey. We opened the series Saturday Saturday morning against the Cavan Blazers from Betha-. ny with a 4-3 win. Joe Batson Batson took a pass from Bob De- blois and fired a hard drive from forty feet. Joe swooped in, picked up his own re bound, and threw the puck high up under the cross-bar. In the space of 5 seconds George Sninsbury then scored . two beautiful goals. Bob Marjerrison set George up with perfect passes as George swept in from the left hoards. On the first George rushed across the goal mouth leaving the bewildered bewildered nctmindcr guarding guarding the near post. On the second the netminder anticipated anticipated this move and as he left the near post George found the open net before crossing. Bob Marjerrison finished the scoring with a bullet drive from thirty feet on a tough angle. On Saturday afternoon, we met Charlie's Angels from Montreal and defeated them 4-2. Bob Marjerrison opened the scoring with a Major Pee Wees Enter Third Round of Playoffs O.C.H.L. Selects we got out scored 4 to 3. The game was close and hard checking with Bowmanville having one goal disallowed and in the final seconds of the game ringing the puck off the goal post. The goals scorers scorers for Snowden Electric Selects Selects were Jack Bentley, Bruce Bumstead, and Jeremy Jeremy Tymoshik with assists going to Todd Lepard, Jeff Beckett, Shawn McFadyen, and Kevin Farrow. The goalie goalie duo of Darin Higgon and Roger Leblanc had a good seines. Jack Bentley again received most valuable player award for the game. The players preformed with poise and dedication and are a credit to the Bowmanville Bowmanville Community. 10 goals in 5 games. Snipers for Audio-Vision in the tourney were Phil Solomon Solomon with 10 goals and 2 helpers, Gary Bradley 7 + 2, Tom Fennell 4 +1, Mike Hewer 4 goals, Dave Green 2 + 2, Cord Olson 2 + 2, Ed Otte 2 + 3, "Weiner" Bradley 1+5, Brian Bradley 1 + 2, Huck "Cramps" Balson and Murray O'Bnen with 5 helpers, helpers, Bruce Meadows 1 tally and Ron Parker and George Moore 2 assists each. The players and staff of Audio-Vision Oldtimers won Labatts jackets and trophy for a total team effort at the McMurtry Cup. The Canadian Tire Major Peewec team are to be congratulated congratulated for their superb effort in defeating the LNHL Red Wings three games to one in the second round of the playoffs. Game one was a very, tight checking game with a single goal being scored by Bowmnnville's Brian Campbell Campbell assisted by Jason Moore. A second shutout in a row was achieved by Bowman- Skyligllt Donuts Bowling League February 7,89 Team Standings: A. Porter Porter 15 1/2, R. Sutcliffe 13, G.Smith 12, J.Murphy 12, G. Cowling 10, S. Adams 9 1/2. Top 10 Averages: G.Cowling 220, S. Adams 217, R. Sutcliffe 214, G. Simpson 210, G. Smith 205, J.Murphy 204, D. Moriarity 199, A. Porter 196, J.Lyczokowski 193, C. Morey Morey 191. Ladies HighSingle: Anne Porter 252, Ladies High Triple: Linda Taylor 657, Men's High Single: Ryan Sutcliffe 256, Men's High Triple: Cord Simpson 668. Triple F February 10/89 Dirk Van Abbema 13 pts, Ron Bonsma 13 pts, Anne Vandergaast 10 pts, Simon Buma 9 pts, John Rozema 9 pts, Ralph Bouwmeester 9 pts, Melle Rozema 9 pts, Peter Peter Glasbergen 8 pts, Bill Vroom 8 pts, Peter Plonk 7 pts, Case Deplaa 7 pts, Don Vandermeer 6 pts. High Single Ladies Hammy Hammy Vandergaast 229, High Single Men Wiebe Vandergaast Vandergaast 361, High Triple Ladies Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 594, High Triple Men Wiebe Vandergaast 739, High Average Average Ladies Nel VanAbbe- ma 189, High Average Men Dirk Van Abbema 207. ville on February 6 in Children's Children's Arena. Jeff Murphy opened the scoring half way through the first period assisted assisted by Ryan Robinson. There was no stopping Ryan in this game as ne scored unassisted in the second period period and scored again 11 seconds into the third period to have Bowmanville win 3- 0. Collin Taggart and Brian Campbell assisted Ryan on the third goal. On Saturday, February 11 Bowmanville was down 2-0 at the end of the second period. We spectators kept hoping for a comeback but it wasn't our day to win. Jason Crosbie scored our only goal assisted by Steve deBlois. Red Wings defeated us 4-1. So it was back to Children's Children's Arena on Sunday. This was a very fast, hard checking game and Bowmanville Bowmanville knew from the start that they had to play, tough to win as Oshawa had once again brought other players up from other teams. Their tactics however didn't pay off as Bowmanville Bowmanville never let up and won the game 4-1. Ryan Robinson and Collin Collin Taggart were Bowman- ville's goal scorers - Ryan got 3 goals and Collin got 1. Assist getters were Jason Crosbie, Brian Campbell and Gary Adams. Steve Oke and Chris McCarthy have been outstanding outstanding in net. Congratulations team and best of luck in round 3. drive from the slot. Sandy McDonald assisted on this goal. Bob Dehlois then made an end to end rush and set up Ron Rushak in the crease for our second counter. Grant Flintoff then sent Bob Sheridan away with a pass up the middle. Bob turned tne defenseman into a post and put two moves on the mesmerized goaltender as he threw the puck up under the cross-bar. Early in the second period the tenacious fore-checking of Ron Rushak and Bob Sheridan again caused the Angels to cough up the puck to Joe Balson m tne slot. This unerring marksman found the twine with a clean accurate forehand. forehand. In the final game, we met and defeated the Thornhill Write-Offs 3-2. Bob Marjerrison Marjerrison opened the scoring with a drive from the slot. Bob then set up Sandy McDonald in the crease. Again solid forechecking by Sandy and George Sainsbu- ry forced a turn over in the Thornhill zone. Bob Marjerrison Marjerrison picked up the loose puck, faked the goal-tender with a deft move and drove the winner home on the short side. Bob Maijerrison had a superb tournament scoring a total of 4 goals and 3 assists assists and was given the M.V.P. award as well as the winning goal award. In the trivia department, it is interesting to note that we had to travel to Ottawa for our first game with the Cavan Blazers. 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