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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 26,1989 [ sport- talk 6U-MOJ FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Atom All Star Team won the title at the Trenton Minor Hockey Tournament held recently in Trenton. Team members are Wayne Kean, Phil Broome, Roly Simpson, Mike Cornell, Alan Junkin, David Ormiston, Gary Carter, Carter, Robert Willoughby, David Tabb, Paul Forsey, Stephen Davey, Butch Stephen, Doug Brough, David Smyr, Danny Cowlc, Robert Wilson, Mark Johnson, Coach Larry Piper, Coach Alex Wiseman and manager Fred "Buck" Cowlc. 8PDBT8 Young Players Receive Hockey Awards Skaters Get Test Marks FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- In the St. Joseph's Bowling League, the top bowlers arc Roy Sandison 215; Marg Curry 202; Bob Brown 197; Arnold Vangoor 194; Les Hunt 194; Mike Mason 194; Anne Emmett 188; Jill Mason 188; Don Zealand 187; Bill Holroyd 186; Don Powers 186; and Barb Bugg 185. MOTORCYCLE TRAINING -- Durham College is sponsoring sponsoring a Motorcycle Training Course to begin April 14, continuing until September 17. The course is comprised comprised of 17 hours of instruction in basic and advanced manoeuvers. The courses are being held at the Simcoe Building at Durham College. For more information and course scheduling, please contact the registrar's office at 576-0210. RACING RESUMES -- Harness racing action will be returning to Kawartha Downs, in Frascrville, on Saturday, May 6. The season will consist of the usual Thursday-Saturday schedule and each evening's first race will commence at 7:30 p.m. PONY CLUB QUIZ AT DURHAM -- Durham College will be the site for the 1989 Central Ontario Regional Pony Club Quiz which takes place on Saturday, April 29, from nine a.m. to 12 noon. Approximately 30 clubs from the central region will take part in oral, visual and written tests designed to challenge the pony clubber's clubber's knowledge of horse care, stable management and the Canadian Pony Club. Approximately.'125 participants participants ranging in age from nine to 21 will take part in the quiz. High test results are finally finally in and and here is how the senior Newcastle Figure Skaters fared. At Ops High Test, April 1st, Kim Burke and Josann Creighton passed the European Waltz, a senior Bronze Dance. At the Bowmanville High Test, April 19th, Amanda Rogers passed the Junior Bronze Freeskate. Julie Troost did very well that day, obtaining her senior Bronze Freeskate, Freeskate, Tango and the American American (Junior Silver Dances). Lynn Yellowlees successfully successfully attained the American and Rocker Foxtrot (Junior Silver Dances). Congratulations Congratulations to each of you for a superb superb effort. I have also compiled the skaters' names who earned badges in the last few weeks of skating: Elementary - Megan MacGregor, MacGregor, Erin McFadden, Dori-Lee Olafsen, Lindsay Tout; Basic - Stacey Patrick. Novice I - Jennifer Patrick, Patrick, Jennifer Curd, Courtney Courtney Lowe, Shannon Hicks. Novice II - Nicole Millson, Latricia Devonish. Novice IV - Nicole Cooper, Cooper, Lauren Dengis, Elizabeth Elizabeth Jamischak, Juliana Stone. Stroking I - Julie Brown, Kristi Brown, Stroking II - Shannon Judd. Figure I - Julie Brown, Kristi Brown, Alexis Stone. Freeskate I - Julie Brown, Alexis Stone, Juliana Juliana Stone. II Kristi Freeskate Brown. On behalf of the Newcastle Newcastle Figure Skating Club. I would like to wish you all a- wonderful summer and we hope to see you and your friends join us for another fun season of skating next fall. Legion Ladies Bowling League April 13/89 Penny Connaghan 40 pts, Barb Hanc 31 pts. Elaine Elliott Elliott 31 pts, Wenay Murdoch 29 pts, Bobbi Ann Fairey 28 pts, Sandra Sobil 21 pts. High Single - Sandra Sobil Sobil 257, High Triple - Barb Hanc 634, High Average - Barb Hanc 216. player, and the most sportsmanlike player on each of the teams. Winners of the Esso Awards are shown On Saturday, April 22, the Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League presented awards to the various teams in the Tyke, Novice and Atom divisions. Among here, following the presentations which took place at the prizes were the Esso Awards which are presented the Bowmanville High School Auditorium, to the most valuable player, the most improved Peelers Reach Finals in Lambeth By Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle B and F Peelers travelled to London Ontario on April 7th, to participate participate in the Lambeth Blues 7th Annual Oldtimers Tournament and were in the "D" Division. This was the 3rd year . that the Peelers have entered this tournament. tournament. The tournament consisted consisted of 3 divisions and 24 teams. The 3 Divisions consisted consisted of 8 teams in each Division Division which were "C" "D" and "E". The Peelers were in the "D" Division which was divided into 2 groups of 4 teams. In Side 1 there was the Sarnia Old Oilers, Em- bro Oldtimers, London Leo's and Bowmanville T.P. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Sportswear. In side 2, there was the Newcastle B.F. Peelers, River City Rats, St. Clemens Old Saints and Haldimand Nova Oldtimers. 1st Game: Newcastle Peelers 2 Haldiman Nova 0 The Peelers went up against Haldimand Nova on Friday evening, April 7th at 10 p.m and came away with a 2-0 victory with solid goaltending goaltending by Frank Hawes. There were 2 periods with each consisting of 22 minutes minutes of running time. The first period saw the Peelers take a 1-0 lead on a goal by Rick Stephenson at 11:56 assisted by Dean Cox and Bill Robinson which proved to be the winner. The Peelers got an insurance goal when Howard Quinney found the mark with 18 seconds seconds left in the period, Brad Derrick assisting on the play also, with both teams playing playing 4 aside. Dave McManus of the Peelers and Howard Hoskin were in the box for highsticking. Lyell Carroll and Dino Pen were in the penalty box and Haldimand had a 2 man advantage but the excellent work of their penalty killers and goalie Frank Hawes kept Haldimand Haldimand off the scoreboard. The 2nd period saw no PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS x fl WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY GALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. 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The Peelers narrowed narrowed the margin to 2-1 when Rick Stephenson let a shot go from the top of the right hand face-off circle that hit a St. Clemens defenceman defenceman on the leg and went between the goal tender's tender's legs with 47 seconds left on the clock in the 1st period, period, unassisted. St. Clemens had the only penalty of the period served by Tom Her- gott. The 2nd period saw St. Clemens go ahead 3-1 at 1:08 on a goal by Cliff Murray Murray assisted by Jim Harnack. Harnack. The Peelers narrowed St. Clemens margin to' 3-2 on a goal by Brad Derrick at 3:06 assisted by Bill Hansen. Hansen. Rick Stephenson scored his 2nd goal of the game at 4:09 assisted by Bob Pearce to tie the game at 3-3. Peelers' Peelers' Bob Pearce was in the penalty box when St. Clemens Clemens took only 22 seconds on the powerplay to go ahead 4-3 with Cliff Murray' scoring his 2nd goal of the game at 10:18 assisted by Jim Harnack and Jim Dorscht. At 14:36 with St. Clemens' Bob Siopiolosz in the penalty box the Peelers needed a goal to tie the game but were unable to penetrate the good work of the St. Clemens' penalty killers. The Peelers came up with the tying goal at 19:46 when Bob Pearce scored on a pass from Bill Robinson to tie the score at 4-4. 3rd Game: Rivercity Rats 4 Peelers 2 The Newcastle Peelers went against the Rivercity Rats on Saturday evening, April 8th, at 7:45 p.m. and lost their first game of the tournament by a 4-2 score. The first period saw the Rivercity Rats take a 1-0 lead at 10:48 on a goal by Les Senior assisted by John HITTING Duke Sniders Play Ball Tips#! Meeting a fast.moving ball at exactly the right moment with a baseball bat is one of the toughest skills in sports. It all starts the moment you pick up a hat. 1 Sclent I lie rlglil hat tor you. nol loo heavy or loo llolil. You have lo get the lull arounil quickly so Us weight anil lenglli are very important. 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The Peelers narrowed the Rats lead to 3- 2 on a goal by Bill Hansen assisted by Brad Derrick and Howard Quinney at 1:46. The Rivercity Rats got their 2 goal lead back at 11:13 when Dale Garrod scored with assist going to John Brinkman for a 4-2 lead. The Peelers ended the round robin 1 win, 1 tie, and 1 loss for 2nd place while the Rivercity Rats ended up 1st on Side 2. Sarnia ended up 1st on Side 1 while Bowmanville Bowmanville T.P. Sportwear ended up on Side 1. Sarnia went against the Rivercity Rats for the "A" Championship Championship in the "D" Division and were leading 3-2 with about 4 minutes left in the game. This left the Peelers to play against their arch rival T.P. Sports for the "B" Championship Championship of the "D" Division. "B" Championship Bowmanville T.P. Sports 3 Newcastle Peèlers 1 The Newcastle B.F. Peelers Peelers went up against T.P. Sports for the "B" Championship Championship of the "D" Division and lost a close, hard fought game by a 3-1 score on Sunday, Sunday, April 9,1989. The first period saw end to end hockey with both teams having their ■ chances only to be stopped by T.P. Sports Carl Robinson or B.F. Peelers Frank Hawes in a penalty free game. The Peelers Peelers scored the only goal of the period when Rick Stephenson Stephenson found the mark at 7:52 assisted by Bob Pearce for a 1-0 lead after 1 period. T.P. Sport tied the game at 9:54 of the 2nd period on a goal by Frank Devereaux assisted by Torsti Poljolai- nen. With time running out and overtime a possibility the T.P. Sports team were pressing and Ken Rowe sprung Cam Sargent free who scored at 19:02 to give T.P. Sports a 2-1 lead. The Peelers' pulled their goal- tender with a minute left on the clock and were pressing deep inside T.P. territory when Torsit Poljolainen took the puck off one of the Peelers Peelers and scored into the empty empty net with 28 seconds left for a 3-1 victory and the "B" Championship The players for B. F. Peelers under Coach Clayton Clayton Emery were: Goal: Frank Hawes, Defence: Joe McGarvey, Llylle Carroll. Guy Parks, Bob Pearce, and Dennis Mason. Forwards: Bill Mackey, Bill Hansen, Howard Quinney, Dean Cox, Dino Pen, Dave McManus, Bill Robinson, Brad Derrick and Rick Stephenson. On behalf of the B.F. Peelers we would like to thank the Lambeth Blues and also a special thanks to Doug Scott for a wonderful time during the hockey games and also the many chances to win prizes on the, team draws and other draws at your dance. To everyone, have a safe fun filled summer summer and we will see you next year. -V I V" , ■ , 1 'SA •xY. : :*. :-, -Æ'Çx i • ,,, si - ' • j.. « - * Sy,s T !!■■■■ . SSu Goaltenders were not overlooked in the weekend's Esso Awards presentation to teams in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor Hockey League. Robbie Austin is shown here with the trophy he earned for being the top Tyke goalie. You didn't buy an imitation GM vehicle. Don't buy imitation sheet metal parts for it. Only genuine GM sheet metal parts arc manufactured and primed lo GM's precise specifications. They don't need special lilting or involve extra labour costs. \\V only use genuine GM body parts - The Expert Choice. PARTS The expert choice. 166 King St. E. Telephone 623-3396 Halminen Midgets Win Ontario Title Halminen Homes Toros Midgets are the best in Ontario Ontario in their division! For those fans who have followed followed this team all year and for the parents who have followed followed tne boys over the last several years, it represents the crowning glory and justification justification for many hours of sacrifice. Congratulations Toros, we are all very proud of you! On Wednesday evening, April 26, 1989 the team will be presented with gold med- alsby the mayor, in recognition recognition of the achievement and honour Halminen Midgets have brought to Bowmanville Bowmanville both with their title and with their impressive play in Ontario and in Europe. Europe. The Final Series So impressive was their play in Elliot Lake that local press spread accolades about tne Bowmanville team. They were disciplined, balanced and skilled. In the end they were the champions champions winning all four games: 7-4 against N.O.H.A., 11-4 against M.T.H.L., 6-2 against Elliot Lake Saints and 7-5 against New Lis- keard Lions in the championship championship finals. Special congratulations go to Greg Healey whose hustle and play-making led the scoring with 14 points for the senes. 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