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6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. March 1.198!) [ sport- talk bn-noi FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In Ihe Local 189 finals the defending champion Hornets put their title on the line Sunday morning when they met the Raiders in the first game of a best-of-fivc final series. Pennant- winning Hornets arc favored to repeat with a strong line-up including Bob Marjerrison, Raye West, Don Prout, Ted Fairey, Howard Quinncy, Ray Crombic, Larry Piper and Bill Lyle. We recently called the Raiders Raiders "the strongest last place team" in league history. They could win it all, too, led by Gary McCullough, Terry Masters, Don Bagnell, Bob Sheridan and Hank Lane. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Three of the five skaters from the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club who won medals last weekend at the Pine Ridge Inter Club competition in Orono include: Karen Gibson (silver), Robert Urwin (bronze) and Lisa Teixeira (silver). MAJOR NEW RACE FOR MOSPORT -- The International International Motor Sports Association announced last week that Mosport will be the site for one of two GTO class races being held in Canada in 1989. This will mark the first time that the 600 horsepower IMSA GTO cars will be competing at the Mosport venue. The local race has been set for June 25 while the second Canadian race will take place in Trois Rivieres. The smaller GTU cars will also be running in these events. TYRONE SPORTS -- Sports registrations for soccer and ball will take place at the Tyrone Community Centre on Saturday, March 4th, between the hours of 10 a.m. and four p.m. They have openings for athletes of all ages, ranging from tots to adults. YWCA REGISTRATION -- Registration for YWCA spring programs in Bowmanville commences on Tuesday, Tuesday, March 7, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. There's public registration on Thursday, March 9th, during the same hours. In both cases, registration takes place at the new YWCA office on 133 Church St. (Across from the Bowmanville Fire Hall). This spring, there will be a wide variety of children's programs including preschool preschool gym, crafts, babysitter training, and various forms of dance. There are adult fitness programs for every level. In addition, special workshops will be held on the subject of perennial gardens, sculptured lampshades, home sales and purchase, microwave cooking and vegetarian cooking. For further information, information, call 623-YWCA. Orono Skaters Perform Well in Competitions Lemieux Mary Murphy was the lucky winner in the draw for the Newcastle Figure Skating Skating Club panda bear. The Unicorn Fair results are: Brenda Burt - 1st place - Pre Juvenile A; Mark Lemieux Lemieux 2nd place - Pre Juvenile Juvenile boys A; Michael Murphy - 3rd place - Pre Juvenile boys A; Amanda Barchard - 3rd place - Juvenile A; Rebecca Rebecca Hisson - 2nd place - Juvenile A; Christine Dobson Dobson - 2nd place - Pre Novice C; Alecia Staples - 3rd place Novice A; Christa Robinson - 2nd place Novice B; Sacha Thompson 2nd place Novice B; Heather Geboers 3rd place Novice B; Anthea Peacock Peacock 2nd place Novice C; Angela Angela Tomkins 2nd place Novice Novice C. All the competitors skated skated well and for many this was their first time competing. competing. Keep up the good work. by Lynne The last few weeks have been busy with skaters attending attending Pineridge in Newcastle Newcastle and the Unicorn Fair in Oshawa. Orono skaters made a good showing at both events. Pineridge results are as follows: Melonie Allin - 3rd place overall - Beginner level; Allan Allan McKenzie - 2nd in flight and 1st overall at the Preliminary Preliminary level; Melissa Colville Colville - 1st in flight and 1st overall at the Pre-Juvenile level; Michele Rutherford - 1st in flight and 2nd overall at the Pre-Juvenile level; Melissa Allin - 2nd in flight at Pre-Juvenile level; Tracy Fames - 2nd overall at Pre- Novice level. Allan McKenzie and Melissa Melissa Colville will go on to compete at the EOSIC competition competition in Petawawa on March 4 and 5. We wish them well. Bowmanville Boys Ball Hockey REGISTRATION Saturday, March 4th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Recreation Sports Complex (new Arena) Ages: 10 years to 15 years (as of Jan. 1, 1989) -- TWO DIVISIONS -- Division A: Minor Atom -- Major Atom, Minor Pee Wee Division B: Major Pee Wee, Minor Bantam, Major Bantam Approximately 11 Games and 1 Tournament Registration Fee -- $40.00 which includes Arena rental, team sweater to keep, referees, timekeepers and trophies. COACHES AND MANAGERS ARE NEEDED! All games will be'played at the new Recreation Sports Complex on Mondays and Wednesdays For further information, contact: Paul Robinson -- 623-3884 Doug Parkins -- 623-9550 Steve Oke -- 623-4795 Rick Brown -- 623-7898 SPOFTS Carter's Bakery Wins Three St. Francis of Assisi Students Capture Volleyball Title BALL HOCKEY REGISTRATION -- This Saturday, March 4, there will be a final opportunity to register for Bowmanville Boys' Ball Hockey. The registration takes place from 10 a.m. to three p.m. in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Games will be played in the new arena Mondays and Wednesdays. SOCCER REGISTRATION -- Registration for teams in the Bowmanville United Soccer Club will commence commence this Saturday, March 4, and continue on March 11, March 18, and April 1. Soccer players can sign up at the Bowmanville Mall between the hours of 10 a.m. and four p.m. Further information is available by calling calling 623-6373. We also understand that Bowmanville United is looking for coaches and referees for the 1989 season. SUMMER HOCKEY LEAGUE -- There will be a 1989 summer hockey league at Iroquois Park in Whitby this year. Teams in the atom, pee wee, and bantam divisions will be playing and all games take place on Sunday in Whitby. A registration will be held at the Iroquois Park Arena on March 4 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. For further details, call 571-1588. Since our last report. Carter's Bakery novices have accumulated six hard earned points in league play, by winning their last three games. Bakers 2 Canadians 1 In what was a very tough defensive game against All Canadian, Carters came out on top with a late third period period goal by Paul Drummond assisted by Mark Stephen to break a 1-1 deadlock. Carters Carters first goal was scored by Richard Saloman with assists assists going to Mike Poitias and Chad Dickens. Although his name never appears in the assist column if it wasn't for Nick Adams' great goal keeping we wouldn't be reporting these victories. Keep up the good work, Nick. Help is on the way. Bakers 5 Bonded 4 Newcastle arena was the setting for the Bakers and Bonded. Carters came out flying in the game and took an early early 2-0 lead midway through the first, only to have Bonded Bonded tie the score before the period ended. Both teams exchanged a pair of goals iri the second frame making it 4-4. Carters got lucky around the net to finish the scoring mid way through the third. Bonded did everything but nut the puck in the net in tlie last three minutes, giving Carters defense and goalkeeper some tense moments. moments. We were lucky to come out of this game with 2 points. Goal scorers for Carters were: Jeff Carter, Chris Baumhaucr, Paul Drummond, Drummond, and Nick Zdravkovski with a pair, assists going to Solomon, Drummond and Wright. There is no such thing as an easy win and this game was firing proof to that, as V&G only iced nine skaters and Carters were able to wear them down in third period period to come up with a much needed offensive game. Those boys arc too young to remember Bobby Oit, but they must-have seen videos of the great defenseman offensive offensive efforts as 6 of the games goals were scored by defensemen leading a rush and netting the much needed needed goals. With a scoreless first period period Carters opened the scoring early in the second frame on a goal by Richard Saloman assisted by Jeff Carter; from here on, the defensemen defensemen took over the show. V&G's #4 Jell' Shymr netted netted a pair only to bo^an- swered by Trevor Wright #4 for Carters earning the hat trick on the day. Chris Baumhaucr one of Carter's blueliners scored on a great solo effort. Way to go guys. Special congratulations go to Trevor for a fine fine day as he not only had the hat trick to give us the win, that evening. Trevor who shares the goal keeping job for the novice selects went on to register his share of the 4-0 shutout, against a team from Markham. With the playoffs just around the corner the boys are facing their toughest week of the schedule as they meet Jimmy's Hornets and Adam and Eve Clippers in the next two games. These three teams have been in a real dog fight for top spot all year and those next two games should give us some idea just how tough the playoffs will be. This year's senior boys volleyball team from St. Francis of Assisi School in Newcastle Village captured the B division School Board championship for the second second year in a row recently in Peterborough. From left to right they are: (back row) coach Ray McGillen, Ryan Leeder, Adam Bulman, Sean Muller, Michael Landers, Derek Anderson, (front) Larry Houston, Chris Cholette, Daryl Houston, Adam Wallace, and Eric Morra. Teamwork Leads to Jimmy's Win In a bid to reduce the gap between them and the first place position in their novice division, Jimmy's Hornets took to the ice on Saturday, February 25th with strong determination. Playing against the All-Canadians, a team with a reputation for strong goal tending and aggressive aggressive forwards, the Hornets Hornets knew that they could win with a unified team effort effort that included lots of passing, strong defense and steady goal tending Jamie Shrives, who usually plays forward, supplied the steady goaltending the rest was up to his team-mates. Less than a minute into the opening period, Mike MacLeod put Jimmy's Hornets Hornets on the scoreboard in a play that their fans have seen repeatedly in previous games. The puck was worked along the boards to behind the All-Canadian net. Wade Worsley then passed it out front where Mike's quick reflexes led to that important first goal. The remaining 14 minutes Legion Ladies Bowling League February 16/89. Barb Hanc 18 points, 19240 pins, Penny Conna- ghan 18 points, 18940 pins, Bobbi Ann Fairey and Elaine Elliott tied with 14 points, 18638 pins and 18628 pins, Wendy Murdoch 12 points, 19085 pins, Sandra Sandra Sobil 8 points, 18669 pins. High Single Lyne Puddis- ter 252 , High Triple Barb Hanc 655, High Average Barb Hanc 223. of play in the first period offered offered scoring opportunities to both teams but the goalies goalies at both ends of the rink .refused to let the puck into the net. The Hornets took that 1-0 lead into the second period. Period two belonged to the Hornets. During this period, period, three goals were added to their side of the score- board. Jeremy Sanders, Brian Ball and Mike MacLeod MacLeod each scored while six assists assists were recorded. Among those assists was Joel Osborne, Osborne, Kris Polley, Mark Ganhao, Brad MacMaster and Derek Cummer. This certainly illustrates well the teamwork for which Jimmy's Jimmy's is known. Joel Osborne earned the "most frustrated player award" in the second period. At the 4:10 mark, the All- Canadian goalie, Jake Davis made a beautiful save on a shot from Wade Worsley. Joel was in position to take advantage of the rebound and tapped the puck into the open side of the net. the linesman whistled a goal but when he went to retrieve retrieve the puck, it was behind behind the net and therefore assumed Joel had put the puck over the net. However, to the spectators it was clear the puck did go in the net and came out under the back pipe. But the officials make the final calls, as they should, and the goal did not count. Tough luck, Joel, you played an excellent game! Jimmy's Hornets continued continued to dominate play in the third period. Two more goals brought the game score to 6- 0. Brian Ball got the first at the 13:20 mark, while Jeremy Jeremy Sanders accounted for the second goal 10 minutes later. Mark Ganhao assisted on both goals. It looked as if Hornet's goalie, Jamie Shrives might earn his first shutout when, in the last minute of play, Brad Chapman of the All- Canadians scored. Final goal tally was 6-1 for the Hornets. Thanks once again teams, for providing an exciting exciting game of hockey for the spectator's viewing pleasure. Special thanks go to Jane, Lynda and Nancy for leading leading the Jimmy's cheerleading cheerleading section: TIRE SALES INfc. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 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 REMEMBER HOW HOT IT WAS LAST SUMMER? 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