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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, October IS, 1989 ( sport-talk l f 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Messrs. Jim Crom- bie, George Cawker, Don Gilhooly, Paul Chant and Don Morris were in New York City over the Thanksgiving weekend and attended three World Series baseball games between the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Recently, the ladies' Iobb ball schedules and playoffs were completed completed with the Champlain Truck Stop team winning the A Division Directors' Trophy donated by T.A. Fanning. Fanning. They won three straight games in the playoffs. Team members arc: Gail Pooler, Chris Maxwell, Betty Sweet, Lync Puddistcr, Shirley Sellers, Judy Van Dyke, Karen Stewart, Jeanne Spear, Patti Eldridgc, Capt. Lorraine Lever, Mary Pat Hall, Bev. Puddistcr, Joan Montpctit,. Nancy Gilchrist, Wendy Klawittcr, Coach Ken Gardiner, Brenda Ashton and Coach John Payne. BOWMANVILLE TO HOST WOMEN'S HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP--Teams CHAMPIONSHIP--Teams from Sarnia, Mississauga, Toronto, Hamilton, Brampton, and Scarborough will be among those invited to the 1990 provincial Senior A Women's Hockey Championship. This competition will take place January 26, 27 and 28 in Bowmanville's new recreation recreation complex. Bowmanvillc is a member organization organization of the United Counties Girls' Hockey Association, a group which includes Baltimore, Bewdley, Marmora, Keene, Warsaw and Havelock. A house league tournament tournament made up of teams from the United Counties Association Association will take place in conjunction with the January January provincial tournament. One of the goals in women's hockey is to see the sport become an Olympic competition. competition. SUNDAY GAME FOR EAGLES -- The Bowmanvillc Goodyear Eagles will be on home ice this Sunday, October October 22, for a game against Lakefield. Game time is 7:30 p.m. They also play Friday, October 27th, in Uxbridge. Uxbridge. On Sunday, October 29, the Eagles will be back on home ice for a game against Cobourg. GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES OVER $15,000 -- A Golf Tournament held at Deer Creek Golf and Country Estates Estates in Ajax raised well over $15,000 for the Oshawa and District Association for Community Living. This year's organizer for the event was Terry Kelly, who has raised over $150,000 for the Oshawa and District Association Association for Community Living in the past 15 years. The Association would like to thank Mr. Kelly and Mr. Joe Bosco, and the Deer Creek Golf and Country Club. ; SKI CLUB OPEN HOUSE - The Oshawa Ski Club is inviting skiers to preview the slopes with an Open ; House on Sunday, October 22. The Open House will ■ take place at the ski hill in Kirby, between the hours ' of one p.m. and four p.m. Visitors will see movies and a fashion show. They can also enjoy refreshments and look over the facilities at the hill. Watch for the Ski Club's big ski swap which is also coming up shortly. NHL OLDTIMERS IN OSHAWA -- Saturday, October 28th, you're invited to the Oshawa Civic Auditorium for a benefit hockey game between the NHL Oldtimers and the Canadian Deaf National Team. The game gets under way at two p.m. It will include appearances by past NHL stars such as Eddie Shack, Ron Ellis, Paul Henderson, Henderson, Darryl Sittler, Andy Bathgate and Ron Selling. Referees Referees are Bill Friday and Bill Hood. There are a number number of special draws to be held in connection with the event and country western singer Kaycee Lynne will be performing in the Bobby Orr Lounge. Locally, you can purchase tickets at Wallace Auto Supply, in Orono; Bowmanvillc Audio Vision or Steeves' Auto Supply (Newcastle Village). The benefit game will raise funds for the Oshawa Deaf Centre's building restoration fund. This event is co-sponsored by the Oshawa Central Lions Club and the Durham Regional Police Force. Successful Opener For Toro Bantams On Saturday, October 14th, Power Vac Bantams came away with an astounding astounding 6-3 win over Stouffville. Our boys showed great poise and discipline by taking command at the veiy first face off. The big shooters were Seamus McGuire with four goals, Ryan Becker one and Chad Vanderende one. Assists went to Jamie Brake two, Seamus McGuire two, Ryan Becker two and Steve DeSmedt three. Chris McCarthy was steady in goal for the whole game. The 1989-90 roster includes includes Seamus McGuire, Ryan Becker, Jamie Brake, Corey Strand, Matt Dykstra, Jeremy Tymoshik, Marty Burgess, Jeremy Woodcock, Ryan Stewart, Brian Campbell, Campbell, Sean Brown, Steve DeSmedt, DeSmedt, Chad Vanderende, David Real and Scott Pollard. Pollard. Our goalies are Chris McCarthy and Jamie Doyle. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa On Sunday, October 15th we were hosted by Pickering Major A Bantams. Toros came away with another impressive impressive 8-1 win. Scoring for Bowmanville were Seamus McGuire with two, Ryan Becker two, and singles by Marty Burgess, Ryan Stewart, Stewart, Jeremy Tymoshik, and David Real. Assisting were Ryan Becker 1, Jamie Brake 2, Steve DeSmedt 1, Ryan Stewart 2, Corey Strand 1, Matt Dykstra 2, Jeremy Ty- moshik 1, and Seamus McGuire 1. Jamie Doyle was outstanding in goal. He came up with the nig saves when called on. 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 ns a complote stock of building materials. 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The children were divided into four cate- ories-: grades three to six in the Junior Boys' and unior Girls' events and the grades seven and eight in the Senior Boys' and Senior Girls' category. Ribbons went to the top six in these events. There was also a team trophy. Pictured above are some of the students who took part in the events of the day. When the dust settled and the students crossed the finish line running running strong or walking slowly, Knox Christian Elementary Elementary School, of Oshawa, was the over-all winner when their strong team put all challengers to rout. Congratulations go to all who participated and to Adam Carter, the co-op student whose course designs provided a challenge for all the entrants. Eagles Win But Lose Four Players The Red Eagles journeyed journeyed to the not-too-friendly confines of. Cobourg Monday. October 9th and literally dm battle with the Cougars. The Cobourg team seemed content content to taunt and out-muscle our home-town boys. When the ice chips had settled the Goodyear crew had picked up a 6-2 victory and lost four players for the next game. The Eagles continued their effectiveness on the power-play, notching 4 with their special units. Brad Robinson notched the first one from Shane Armstrong. Shawn Rekker potted the next two with a man advantage, advantage, the first from Shane and Robinson and his second second from Kelly Armstrong. The final power play marker came from the stick of George Pithie with Glen Campbell getting the set up. David Fairey was the marksman for the fifth goal, with Pithie picking up the assist. The Eagles sixth and final goal was scored by Nick Dennis from Shawn Rekker. An unusual Saturday night game saw Port Perry as the opposition last weekend. weekend. The Goodyear boys hit the ice without four of their regular defencemen as a result result of their journey to Cobourg. Cobourg. Nick Dennis continued his sharp-shooting where he left off in Cobourg, he scored two and assisted on one. Nick's first goal came at the 9:35 mark of the first period on an assist from Brad Robinson. Robinson. This was the only goal of the first period. At the 6:42 mark, Glen Campbell Campbell bulged the twine from line-mate Nick Dennis. Although Although all of Nick and Glens goals are recorded with only one assist, line mate Chris Shmyr was instrumental instrumental in helping set them up. Dennis, Campbell and Shmyr was a very effective effective line for this game. Midway Midway through the second. Dennis hit for his second goal from Glen Campbell. With three minutes remaining remaining in the second frame, John Harmen hit for a Port Perry power play marker. This ended the second at 3-1 for the Eagles. The Mojacks counted quickly in the third, scoring one just 30 seconds into the period, however George Pithie Pithie took a Shawn Rekker pass and fired it in the five hole for a 4-2 lead. Port Perry are not quitters ns ou the hey n< with 1:30 left in the game, This made it very interest ing but good defensive play and timely goaltending by Scott Webster held on for a 4-3 victory. Victories over Port Perry have not been easy over the past few years with Garnet Warriner behind behind the bench. The wily old veteran will try anything for a win. Around the Eagles' Nest The regulars on and be- missed over the last few games. We look forward to having them back soon. The club has played solid hockey with everyone putting forth their best effort. Joe Mcln- nis had handled the bench well with manager Ron Clemens Clemens help in Brian's absence. absence. The fan^ are waiting anxiously anxiously for repair or üpgrad- , . y V k £ 1 ing of the sound system so hind tne bench have been we can, hear the melodious voice of Frank Smith' and know what's going on. Eagles' future games are: Sun., Oct. 22 - Lakefield (home) 7:30. Mon., Oct. 23 - Cobourg (away) 7:30. Fri. Oct. 27. - Uxbridge (away) 8:30. Sun., Oct. 29 - Cobourg (home) 7:30. Tue., Oct. 31 - Port Perry (home) 8:00. Good Start for Sub Crew The Mr. Submarine team in the PeeWee division of the B.R.H.L. started its season season on a positive note, recently. recently. On Saturday, October 14th the Sub boys played their first game of the year, defeating Dykstra's by a 6 to 1 score. In this game the Sub boys started slow, allowing allowing Dykstra's to score first. But Robbie Watson connected for the Subs with Les McCrory picking up the assist. Darren Alim then connected, with Robbie and Brian Thorton getting assists. assists. The 3rd goal was scored by David Vernon with Darren Donahue and Justin Vance picking up assists. assists. Robbie notched the 4th goal and Darren Donahue collected the 5th goal. Robbie Robbie rounded out the scoring with the Sub goalie Jeff Crawford picking up an assist. assist. In the game, Ryan Kohn started to play a strong game in the corner. Later that day the Sub boys travelled to Orono to do battle with MacKenzie Park from Oshawa. The Sub boys were minus their goalie so Steve Sargent filled in and helped the boys skate to an 8-0 win. This game showed why the Sub boys are going to make life hard for many visiting teams. In this game Chad Veinot and Robbie Watson picked up the hat trick with Justin Vance notching two goals. Darren Donahue picked up 2 assists with Darren Allen and Brian Thorton also picking up assists. In this game there should have been many more' assists but the referees were caught up with the big scorers. Les McCrory and Tim Forret made a nice defensive line in this game. Darren Donahue filled in great on defense when Chad played at Centre. Centre. FEATURE OF THE WEEK 1988 GMC Jimmy 4 wheel drive, automatic, low km. WHITBY ■ OSHAWA USED CAR SALES 1415 Blindas St. E., Whitby 668-4576 DALE AVERY On Sunday, October 15th the Sub boys faced off against Harmony Church at Newcastle arena. This was a hard fought game with the team playing 50 minutes of stop time hockey! The visitors visitors skated away with an 11 to 5 victory. The goal scorers for the Sub boys were Darren Darren Donahue with 3, Robbie Watson 1 and Chad Veinot 1. The players picking up assists assists were Darren Alim with 2, Brian Thorton and Darren Darren Donahue each getting one. The coaches will now be spending more time on the defensive end of their game. The Mr. Submarine peewees are looking forward to a great year. The following are the players on the Mr. Submarine Submarine team: Darren Allin, Jeffery Jeffery Crawford, Darren Donahue, Donahue, Tim Forret, Clayton Guest, Ryan Kohn, Jack Laverty, Les McCrory, Rick Swale, Brian Thorton, Justin Justin Vance, Chad Veinot, David David Vernon, Alex Walcer and Robbie Watson. The coaching staff is as follows: Coach - Les McCrory, McCrory, Manager - Sue Vienot, Asst. Coaches - Bill Saw- chuk, Jack Bentley, Goalie Coach - Brad Vacheresse. Coming Soon... J & L Sports & Leisure Children's and Youths' Dance Wear and Accessories Skating Outfits and Accessories Skateboard Decks and Hardware Skatewear Watch for our Opening In November 110 Waverley Road Bowmanville Telephone 623-8067 *■ ■tsSSsTBBS- THE WORLD'S BESTSELLING TRUCK BED PROTECTOR ■fèi Fibreglass Truck Caps ALSO B0WB0IN RUNNING BOARDS, WESTIN LITE BARS, MASTER GUARD STEP BUMPERS AND FORM-FIT HOOD PROTECTORS DURHAM BUMPER SERVICE 434-8007 BASELINE ROAD 1 KM. EAST OF C0URTICE ROAD Novices Win First Game On Saturday, October 14 the Toro Novices opened their 89/90 season at Darlington Darlington by defeating Lindsay Johnathon Armishaw got things going in the 1st period, period, when he received a pass from Chris Pot at the top of the circle and banged it home to give his team a 1-0 lead. Minutes later, Jason Lange set up Mike Maynard in the slot, and he put one high in the top comer to give Bowmanville a 2-0 lead. In the second period, Bowmanville's defence consisting consisting of Brett Pakosta, Steve Ewles, Jeff Shmyr, Erik Griffin and Colin MacDonald MacDonald completely shut down Lindsays ofience, allowing allowing three shots on goal. At the 2:18 mark in the 2nd period, Bowmanville was pressing hard, looking for their 3rd goal. Chris Pot took a hard shot from the corner which Craig Sabine managed to tip in, to make the score 3-0. In the third period, the line of Chris Pot, Mike McCrory and Chris McKenzie McKenzie exploded for two goals, with Chris Pot scoring and McCrory and McKenzie assisting. assisting. With the game ending 5- 1. Special mention to goalies Nick Adams and Greg Koen- derman who shared the duties duties with some fine goaltending. goaltending. Also to Andrew Wraith for his hard work and determination determination along the boards to help in this victory. Once again the Toro Novices Novices this year have assembled assembled a competitive hockey team, that reflects well on Bowmanville's hockey pro- gras. Thanks to the Squirt program, and the B.R.H.L., these boys have learned good skating and hockey skills, which they will tie showing other centers this dit Donuts Tykes starte'd their season off on a ositive note by defeating hoppers 6-1. The win, was an overall team effort with goals coming coming off the sticks of five different different players. With many players from both teams playing their first game, the first period was a cautious one with Skylight holding a season. This year's Dennis Pizza Toro Novices are #1, Nick Adams, #30 Greg Koender- man, #2 Brett Pakosta, #3 Steve Ewles, #4 Mike Maynard, Maynard, #5 Jeff Shmyr, #6 Chris McKenzie, #7 Colin MacDonald, #8 Chris Pot, #9 Mike McCrory, #11 Johnathon Johnathon Armishaw, #12 Erik Griffin, #14 Jason Lange, #15 Craig Sabine, #16 Andrew Andrew Wraith, Coach Glen MacDonald, Ass. Coach Bill Pakosta, Manager Dave Ewles. Toro Novice Pre-season Record 4 wins - 2 losses. slim 2-1 lead. Only one goal was scored in the second but Skylight finally put it out of reach with 3 goals in the third. Scoring for Skylight were Stephen Hoar with two and singles going to Robert Mil- fora, Tyler Kohn, JJ Worden and Ian Gleeson. Shopper's loan goal was scored by Sean Pudlis. 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