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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 11,1989 [ sport- talk 613-3303 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- The first year of the revived lacrosse league closed on Monday night with the Cubs winning the Atom Lacrosse Championship by downing the Beavers. They were awarded a beautiful trophy donated by Erv Brooks, owner of the Supertest Service Station on King St. East. Team members included: included: Guy Johnson, Bernic Pflanzer, Doug Kramp, -Brian Tiglie, Steve Kilpatrick, Doug Henning, Coach Fred Cowlc, Mark Johnson, David Poole, Stephen Davcy, Dave Ormiston, Danny Cowle and Coach Barry Johnson. •FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- The B Division of the Girls' Baseball League was won by the Elliott's Decorating Centre team who were awarded the St. Marys Cement Trophy. They are: Lorraine Small, Addy Mountjoy, Joanne Real, Capt. Linda Blcod, Barb Casser, Casser, Grace Taylor, Anne Lambc, Coach Roy Youngman, Coach Joe Real, Carolyn Ricketts, Mary Kcttrick, Donna Firlotte, Gail Elliott, Coach Ray Elliott, mascot 'Crissy Elliott, Trudy Elliott, Carol MacDonald, Keren •Devera, Mary Smith, and Coach Russ Elliott. ' RUNNING AROUND LAKE ONTARIO -- Long-distance Long-distance runner Gaétan Bellcrose should be jogging : along the north shore of Lake Ontario as we write this. . lie will arrive in Newcastle Village on Friday, October .,13th. lie'll be travelling the Port Hope-Newcastle leg of the trip on that day. Mr. Bellcrose, a member of i Lions International, is raising money for the Canadian Foundation for World Development. The goal of the organization is to help eliminate world hunger and achieve a sustainable environment by the year 2000. Mr. Bellcrose runs from Newcastle Village to Oshawa on Saturday, October 14. TVkes oubli Mullet 8 pts, Cobia 7 pts, Dab 7 pts, Plaice 6 pts, Conger Conger 5 pts, Drum 5 pts, Tarpon Tarpon 4 pts, Bream 2 pts. Juniors tj High Singles: S Jason Vickery 197, Martin Martin Routh 227, Adam Cole 183, Buffy Rodgers 194, Brad Jones 185. ? High Triples: * Jason Vickery 567, Martin Martin Routh 524, Stephen Maillet 513, Adam Cole 507. '■ Team Standings: Vickery 14 pts, Rodgers 9 pts, Flint 9 pts, Gusterson 7 f 'ts, Brooks 7 pts, Hill 5 pts, lintoff 3 pts, Routh 2 pts. , Bowler of the Month: September - Mark Brooks plus 56. 1 Seniors * High Singles: • George Evans 257, 224, ' A Toronto man, who is running around Lake Ontario Ontario to raise money for starving starving people and the environment, environment, will be in Newcastle tips weekend. > Gaétan Bellerose, a mem- bér of the Toronto Bathurst Lions Club in Toronto, started started his 600 mile (960 km), 2é-day trek on September 17 with the hope ot raising money for the Canadian Foundation for World Development Development (an environmental group) and to aid the poor in the Caribbean and Central America. Mr. Bellerose's run has taken him through Hamilton, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Rochester Rochester and, as of this weekend,, Newcastle. His run will end in Hamilton Hamilton on Saturday where a meeting between Canadian and American officials will be held to discuss matters pertaining to the Great Lakes. On October 13, Mr. Belle- rose will be heading from Port Hope to Newcastle Village. Village. 328 RITSON RD. N, OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL 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. HWY401" 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. Bowmanville 623-6353 SPOUTS 'v ■■ : . ----i^---- Eagles Win and Lose in Week-end Games Stiles, Jones and Sainsbury Sink Hockin Oldtimers NEXT EAGLES' GAME -- The Bowmanville Goodyear Junior C Eagles will take to the ice for a Saturday game this week. They'11 play Port Perry on home ice at eight p.m. Eagles defeated Ajax on Sunday night, with a score Of 8-4. 7r • THANKSGIVING DAY HOLE-IN-ONE -- Darren Hig- ginson, of Lancaster, England, had more than autumn colours to be thankful for this Thanksgiving Day when lie aced the 164-yard 12th hole at Newcastle Golf Course. It was a nice way for Darren and his father, Keith, to end their surprise two-week visit with friends, Doug and Liz Ferguson, of Bowmanville. The foursome watched as Darren's three iron shot hit the front bank of the green and rolled into the cup for his first hole-in- one. • Youth Bowling League ' Saturday, October 7, 1989. Bantams 5 High Singles: : Robin Wyatt 177, Amanda Amanda Welsh 186, Adam Millson 194, Danny Welsh 172, Mark Dodds 169, Nicholas Vickery 167, Jeff Connelly 167. High Triples: * Robin Wyatt 496, Amanda Amanda Welsh 479, Adam Millson 460, Danny Welsh 419, Scott Williamson 408, Stephanie Cooper 404. !.. Bowler of the month: September September - Jennifer Holroyd plus 30. Team Standings: Ling 14 pts. Boni to 9 pts, Snook 9 pts, Wahoo 8 pts, 202, Leigh MacArthur 235, 234, Stephen Brown 214, 207, 206, Danielle Big Canoe Canoe 214, 204, Sandy Snowden Snowden 208. High Triples: George Evans 683, Leigh MacArthur 640, Stephen Brown 627, Danielle Big Canoe Canoe 614, Tracy Burns 572. Team Standings: Evans 12 pts, Brown 7pts, Richards 7 pts, Big Canoe Canoe 2 pts. High Doubles: Drew Adams 241, Nicole Braybrook 230, Christie Stevens Stevens 184, Ryan Smith 183, Lee Mellor 176, Chris Welsh 100. High Single: Drew Adams 135, Nicole Braybrook 117, Ryan Smith 105, Lee Mellor 98. Team Standings: Bengals- 10 pts,' Dolpins 10 pts, Bronchos 8 pts, Eagles Eagles 7 pts, Falcons 7pts, Bears 5 pts, Sea Hawks 5 pts, Colts 3 pts, Panthers 3 pts, Lions 2 pts, Cougars 2 pts, Rams 0 pts. Bowler of the Month: September - Alison Barrie Plus 19. Special Events: Muscular Dystrophy Campaign for all divisions and the youth bowlers will be canvassing our area until October 14, 1989. Please support the Muscular Dystrophy campaign. campaign. Joan Murphy YBC Program Director Liberty Bowl A good crowd was on hand Sunday evening at the Complex to see the Ajax Axemen in action against the Goodyear Eagles. There was plenty of exciting, fast- After the abundance of year boys their only lead of penalties called one week ago Sunday, the officials obviously obviously gave their whistle a rest this past weekend allowing allowing many infractions to go unpenalized. Whether this affected the Eagles' ef- fiency it's hard to say. Last Friday our Jr. C. contingent played a return game with Uxbridge in the Bruins' Den. Uxbridge appears appears to be a fast skating,. disciplined team and they used it to full advantage in outplaying and out hustling the Eagles 6-3. It was a shoot out at the Uxbridge corral for the first 10 minutes. The Bruins potted potted the first marker just 12 seconds into the game, only to have Glen Campbell reply for Bowmanville from Neil Taylor .and Nick Dennis. Four minutes later, the Bruins hit again, with Chris Shmyr evening it within a minute from Dennis, and Campbell. At the 10:51 mark Shmyr gave the Good-- moving play as this photo indicates, with the Eagles coming through with an 8-4 win. Runner Raises Funds for Hungry News from Orono Figure Skating Club by Lynne Lemieux. Orono skater Tracy Eames competed at the Lindsay Invitational held on September 30 and October 1st in Lindsay and skated very well. In tne Junior Silver Silver Free skate category she placed first and at tne Open Level placed fourth in the finals. finals. Well done, Tracy ! Coming up on October 21st in Kingston is the Loyalist Loyalist Invitational. From Orono, Orono, Tanya Clemens, Briar Ransberry and Tracy Eames will compete. Good Luck, girls. On Sunday,, October 1st, a coaches clinic was held at the Orono Arena. Five Orono Orono club members took part. They were Allan McKenzie, Mary Murphy, Melanie Lemieux, Lemieux, Anthea Peacock and Angela Tompkins. It was a very worthwhile day for all who participated. The experience experience will help them as they work with the Junior skaters. Our first cheese drive is now underway. Forms have been handed out to all families. families. The cheese drive has been well received in the past and we anticipate another another successful campaign. Please have order forms completed by Tuesday, October October 24 th. the game on an unassisted goal. It took Uxbridge less than a minute to even the score and they never looked back, notching the winner at 14:41, adding one in the second second and one in thé third. Ian Cooper was particularly sharp in the early stages of the third period when the Eagles were two men short. Back in the Eagles nest on Sunday the Goodyear crew hosted Ajax. The Eagles Eagles displayed some impressive impressive puck control on their power plays and were extremely extremely effective with their penalty killing. Brian Taylor and Joe Mclnnis have spent a lot of time on their specialty specialty units, which has produced excellent results. Now, if everyone pulls their weight in even strength situations, this will be a team to be reckoned with. The Eagles skated to a 8- 4 victory with two power plays, and one shorthanded goal. One of Ajax's goals was a result of too much stick; handling in the Eagles' defensive defensive zone and another from not picking up the loose man. Ajax opened the scoring on a power play but John Hartford evened the count on passes from Neil Taylor and Jeff Reynolds. Campbell made it 2-1 in the first on a power play marker from Rekker and Chris Shmyr. To start the second Shmyr, Pithie and Hartford earned a shorthanded goal with Chris pulling the trigger. trigger. Ajax tallied their second goal just at the end of a man advantage. The Goodyear crew notched three more before before the second frame was over. Jeff Reynolds scored from Taylor and K. Armstrong; Armstrong; Nick Dennis a power-play power-play marker from George Pitnie and Dean Baumhauer and Brad Robinson from Shane Armstrong and George Pithie. The home town boys and the Axemen traded a pair of goals in the third. George Pithie Pithie notched one from Shawn Rekker and (I thought Baumhauer) Shane Armstrong. Chris Shmyr closed out the scoring converting converting passes from Kelly Armstrong and Nick Dennis. The Eagles outshot the Axeman 46-24. Around The Eagles Nest: A new press pen has been constructed behind the timekeepers timekeepers bench, but you can't see out of it, so statistician Eleanor Colwell had to stand on a bench the entire game. I'm sure a platform is forthcoming. As I said the specialty units have been effective but I'm sure Brian and Joe can see room for improvement, so make good use of practice, practice, boys. Our goal tenders Cooper and Webster, (sounds like a plumbing partnership) have performed well between the pipes, with neither of them picking up any penalties. Keep it up noys. The Eagles were in Co- bourg Monday, October 9 and Port Perry Mojacks visit the Goodyear Eagles nest on Saturday October 14. No game Sunday. Heritage House Atoms Capture Close Contest In our final exhibition game before season play begins, begins, Heritage House Atom Toros hosted Stouffville Clippers at the Darlington Sports Centre on October 7,' 1989. After a scoreless first period period the visitors took a 1-0 lead late in the second. Toros Toros rebounded with 2 ouick goals before the end of the second, the first by Paul La- vallee, the second by Greg McMurter, both unassisted. Play in the third period went back and forth with each team having several scoring chances only to be foiled by solid defense and good goal tending. Finally, with less than 3 minutes to go, Toros scored the clincher on a pretty passing play. Mark Framp- ton was set up on the right wing by Robbie Jeffers and Greg McMurter and made no mistake with a quick shot. Final score 3-1 in favour favour of Toros. League play begins Saturday Saturday October 14, 1989' and the Major Atom home games are at 1:00 p.m. every Saturday Saturday at the Darlington Sports Centre. We urge fans to come out and see some good, fast, competitive hockey. 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The Newcastle Busters Oldtimers hosted Hockin Real Estate Oldtimers on Sunday, October 8,1989 and downed them by a 10-7 score. Leading Busters attack was Bob Stiles with 3 goals and 3 assists with Tony Jones and George Sainsbuiy getting 2 goals and 4 assists each. Glen Murphy scored 2 goals and 1 assist, Doug Cole 1 goal and 1 assist, Dennis Mason, Dean Cox and Brad Finucan collected 1 assist each. Hockin scoring was handled handled by Ed Schryer with 2 goals and 3 assists, and Bob Deblois with 2 goals and 2 assists and Ziggi Rohr with 1 goal and 3 assists, Grant Flintoff had 1 goal and 1 assist assist and Glen MacDonald collecting 1 goal. The first period saw Busters Busters rack up 5 goals without a reply from Hockin, with Tony Jones opening the scoring scoring at 1:31 assisted by George Sainsbury for a 1-0 lead. Busters went ahead 2- 0 when Glen Murphy scored at 3:03 assisted by Doug Cole. Doug Cole made it 3-0 when he scored from the point at 4:05, assisted by Glen Murphy and Dennis (Fever) Mason. Tony Jones scored his 2nd goal at 11:21, assisted by Bob Stiles for a 4- 0 lead. Bob Stiles made it 5- 0 when he scored on Dean Cox's rebound which George Sainsbury set up. The 2nd period saw Busters Busters pick up where they left off with George Sainsbury scoring at 1:05, assisted by Bob Stiles and Tony Jones for a 6-0 lead. Glen Murphy scored his 2nd goal of the game at 2:43 assisted by Brad Finucan for a 7-0 lead. Hockin scored their first goal of the game with Bob Deblois scoring his first of the game at 6:59 assisted by Ziggi Rohr and Ed Schryer. Ed Schryer narrowed Buster's Buster's lead to 7-2 at 8:35 unassisted. unassisted. Grant Flintoff scored Hockins 3rd goal at 11:25 assisted by Ziggi Rohr and Bob Deblois. George Sainsbury Sainsbury scored his 2nd goal of the game at 14:22 assisted by Tony Jones and Bob Stiles to give Busters an 8-3 lead to end the 2nd period. The 3rd period saw Hockin Hockin outscore Busters by a 4-2 score. Glen MacDonald cut Buster's lead in half at 3:09 assisted by Grant Flintoff. Ziggi Rohr scored at 4:52 assisted assisted by Ed Schryer to cut Busters lead to 8-5. Bob Stiles scored his 2nd of the game at 12:02 assisted by George Sainsbury and Tony Jones to increase Busters' lead to 9-5. Bob Deblois scored his 2nd of the game at 15:41, assisted by Ed Schiyer to cut Busters' lead to 9-6. Ed Schryer scored his 2nd goal of the game at 16:57 assisted by Bob Deblois Deblois and Ziggi Rohr to narrow narrow Busters' lead to 9-7. Bob Stiles scored his 3rd of the game with 1 minute remaining remaining with Tony Jones and George Sainsbury assisting for the 10-7 victory. Busters only had 7 regulars, regulars, who were: Jim Hutchison, Hutchison, Brad Finucan, Doug Cole, George Sainsbury, Tony Jones, Jim Jones, Bob Stiles. Busters' additions were Goal tender Dwight! Collinson, Newcastle Peelers: Peelers: Glen Murphy, Dean Cox and Dennis (Fever) Masonlj Hockin Real Estate werei also shorthanded and only' had 9 regulars who were: Goal tender: Grant Wright, ! Warren Townsley, Bob Hel-j lam, Bob Deblois, Grant 1 Flintoff, Ziggi Rohr, Ed: Schryer, Bob Sheridan and 1 Hugh German with import 1 Glen MacDonald. Busters' next game will; be against Brooking Transi! port on Friday evening, Oc-, tober 13, 1989 at 9:30 p.m! 1 in Bowmanville. Busters! next game in Newcastle will: be against Ontario Hydro Nomads on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 15, 1989. Triple F Bowling October 6 Don Vander Meer 12 pts, Frances Mulder 11 pts, Hammy VanderGaast 11 pts, Rick Vander Kooi 10 pts, Ron Bonsma 9 1/2 pts, Brian Buma 8 pts, Pete Glasbergen 7 pts, Nel Van Abbema 6 1/2 pts, Case De Plaa 6 pts, Dirk Van Abbema Abbema 5 pts, Peter Flonk 5 pts, Anne VanderGaast 1 pt. 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