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4 4 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 8,1989 [sport- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO--Members ofllic Bow- manville girls' "Buick" hockey team arc: Donna Porter, Christy Tighe, Donna Wilcox, Janet Syme, Shawn Lcddy, Linda Morrison, Jane Cowle, Donna Lyle and Diane Cowle. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Recent winners of the western area soccer championship for the second second consecutive years were the team entered by Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior Public School. Both years they were victorious over the M.J. Hobbs team in the final playdown. Team members arc: Steve McHugh, Matthew Goad, Pierre St. Amand, Dcryk Clark, George Kennett, Dane Rupa, Chris Michclson, Nick Rupa, Doug Brown, George Wind, Donnie Hayes, John Theriault, Darcy Huber, Dan Ritchie, John Leith, Scott Heard and Robert Gcidlinger. SPORTS Dykstra's Deh Recreation Hockey Guys on a Roll McRobbie's started to show their domination in Skylight the first when they took nn IDA early lend with 6:00 minutes R 0 f qrv remaining on the clock. ^ Jeff Dart, playing with first year players John Ash- A&R Flooring ton and Garry Munn, then Shoppers took control and tied the TYKES GP W L T Pts. 0 0 8 0 0 8 2 0 4 3 0 2 3 0 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 Victory Keeps Eagles in First Place TERRY FOX RUN -- The final results from this year's Terry Fox run indicate that approximately $2.7 million was raised by the 130,000 Ontario participants. This community, along with hundreds of others in Ontario, has continued to keep Terry's dream of a cancer cure alive. Organizers of the run advise that any outstanding pledge sheets should be returned to: The Terry Fox Run, 60 St. Clair Ave. E., Suite 309, Toronto, Ontario. M4T1N5. MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAM COMES TO BOWMANVILLE BOWMANVILLE -- The Canadian Half-Pints, a professional professional midget basketball team, will be coming to Bowmanville Bowmanville on Monday, November 20, for a six p.m. game at Bowmanville High School. They're billed as a miniature miniature version of the Harlem Globetrotters and arc also described as the world's funniest team. Not only are they accomplished basketball players, but also talented entertainers who keep the audience laughing throughout the game. The performance by the Cana- dian Half-Pints will help the Bowmanville High School basketball team raise funds for an upcoming trip to Nova Scotia. The Senior Boys' team will visit Nova Scotia to compete in the annual Coal Bowl competition competition on January 27.' Tickets to the basketball game will be sold at the door or they can be purchased in advance at the school's box office. EAGLES PLAY UXBRIDGE -- The next game for the Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will take place on Sunday, Sunday, November 12. The Eagles will be playing Uxbridge at 7:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS COSSA MEET -- The Clarke High School Senior Raiders Volleyball Team will be in action on Wednesday, November 15, as they host the COSSA Championships. The Senior Raiders have enjoyed tremendous success this season and are ranked in the top 10 provincially. The tournament tournament will consist of three teams, with all the action getting under way at 10 a.m. The championship final commences at one p.m. VOLLEYGALL UNDER WAY AT SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS -- Volleyball, season for local senior public schools is now under way. This year's league has expanded expanded by one team as Dr.- Hawkins Senior Public School, from Port Hope, will join Bowmanville, M.J. Hobbs and The Pines Senior Public Schools. The teams will compete in four mini-tournaments throughout November, November, with the championship tournament for both boys and girls slated for Bowmanville High School on Tuesday, December 5th. EAGLES' MARKSMEN LEAD THE LEAGUE -- As of October 31, Bowmanville's Nick Dennis was the leading leading scorer among the seven area Junior C teams. Nick scored 15 goals and had 13 assists for a total of 28 points. In second place was Glen Campbell, also of the Bowmanville Eagles. He posted nine goals and 15 assists assists for 24 points. Chris Schmyr was third in the league with 20 points (10 goals and 10 assists), while Shane Armstrong was eighth, having three goals and 10 assists for 13 total points. COURTICE BASKETBALL PLAYERS PLAN TRIP -- The senior girls and senior boys basketball teams at Courtice Secondary School will be travelling to Europe during the March school break for a 10-day visit. The trip, which will include four basketball games, is described described as a mixture of basketball and travel opportunities. opportunities. In a recent bottle drive, the team members raised $700 towards outfitting themselves in new uniforms. uniforms. However, sponsors are still being sought and additional fund-raising is planned. If you can assist, please call Paul Roughley, coach of the senior boys team, at 436-2074. PLAYS HOCKEY FOR COLGATE -- Craig deBlois, who used to play for our own BMIIA Toros, is ,*«w playing hockey for the Red Raiders at Colgate College in Hamilton, New York. The defenseman entered Colgate Colgate after playing a season with the Oshawa Legionnaires Legionnaires in the Metro Junior B Hockey League. He graduated from Cranbrook Kingswood in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, in 1988, where his team won the Michigan state championship in Craig's junior and , senior years. Craig is the son of Robert and Jean deBlois, deBlois, of Bowmanville. the second with very little offence shown by either crew. Glen Campbell added to his league scoring lead in the third by scoring twice from K. Armstrong on his first, and Dennis and Kelly on his last goal. Once again Webster had his shut-out bid spoiled by a hard shot off one of the Little Britain Merchant's stick. The scoring scoring ended with Eagles picking picking up their 10th win in 11 games with a 5-1 Victory. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: Facilities manager Fred Horvath and his arena crew showed some fast thinking on Hallowe'en night to enable enable the game to be played. A stream of water was entering entering from the roof in the south west corned at the edge of the ice. Fred and the boys created a deflection shield out of plywood to prevent prevent the ice from being melt ed and the game from being cancelled. Good thinking, boys. We have also been informed informed that consideration and hopefully action will be taken to make the press box workable, the sound system hearable and chalk boards in the dressing rooms. This is dependent,uypon getting by the political hierarchy. Jeff Rohr is the newest Eaglé to test his wings with the Goodyear crew wearing number 14. Jeff has been a leader on his minor hockey teams here in town and came to the' Eagles after a stint with the Oshawa Legionnaires. Legionnaires. Welcome Jeff, you showed hustle and desire desire in your first game on Sunday. The Eagles travel to Ajax on Nov. 7th and are at home to Uxbridge Sun., Nov. 12th at 7:30. Dennis Pizza Novices Continue to improve 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 THE WORLD'S BESTSELLING TRUCK BED PROTECTOR ec Fibreglass Truck Caps ALSO BOWBOIN 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 COURTICE ROAD Bowmanville Eagles goalie Scott Webster was in fine form on Sunday night, as the Eagles humbled the Little Britain Merchants 5-1. The win keeps Bowmanville on top in the Jr. 'C' standings. While reinforcing their hold on first place in the Central Onstario Jr. C league, the Goodyear Rubber Rubber crew scored 13 goals and only allowed three, on their way to two victories over Port perry and Little Britain. Britain. The Red Eagles took a jump on the Port Perry Mo- jacks in the first period on goals by Neil Taylor from, Nick Dennis and Dean Baumhauer; and Chris Shmyr's first of three from Keelly Armstrong and Glen Campbell. The locals held a 9-8 edge in shots in the first period. Bowmanville added two more in the second. David Fairey connected on passes from Shane Armstrong and Greg Goode. Campbell, Rek- ker and K. Armstrong put the icing on the cake when , Glen scored while the Eagles Eagles were two men short. The scoring opened up un the third period with Shmyr capitalizing on another short-handed goal to start it off from Shawn Rekker just 25 seconds into the period. At the 4:24 mark the Eagles hit on another power play opportunity with Shmyr getting getting the hat trick goal on E asses' from Campbell and aumhauer. Shane Armstrong Armstrong scored the Eagles' seventh from Fairey and Goode before Port Perry bre- oke Scott Webster's shutout on a power play goal by John Harmon. David Fairey scored his second of the night with S Armstrong and Goode, to round out the Eagles Eagles scoring. The Mojacks added another another power play marker late in the third to finish the game with an 8-2 Bowmanville Bowmanville victory. The Gooodyear boy's had a 31-26 edge in shots, but Webster rose to the occasion when neces- saiy. Sunday night, the Little Britain Merchants arrived in town after a sound thrashing at the hands of Cobourg. Little Britain's goaltender made some dazzling dazzling saves to keep the score knotted at 0-0 until the midway midway mark of the first period. Webster between the pipes for the Goodyear crew, also came up big on several occasions. occasions. Glen Campbell opened the scoring from linemate Nick Dennis, and at the 19:09 mark nit again from S. Armstrong. Twenty-six seconds later, Shmyr bulged the twine on a centering pass from Nick Dennis. Both teams took a rest in Dennis Pizza Novice Toros Toros were flying high this past weekend as they played excellent hockey in two games. On Saturday the boys met an Oshawa N.H.L. Atom team and skated to a 5-5 tie. Mike McCrory got things going late in the 1st period when he received a pass from Johnathon Armishaw. Six seconds later Oshawa tied the game to end the first period 1-1. The second period began with Oshawa striking early to take a 2-1 lead. With the Red Wings pressing hard Greg Koenderman made some excellent saves to keep his team in the game. At the 2:57 mark Chris Pot tied the game with a hard shot from the slot. Mike Maynard and Colin MacDonald earned assists assists on the goal once again. Oshawa took the lead 15 seconds later to end thé period period with a 3-2 lead. The third period saw the Toros digging deep as the boys scored two quick goals by Chris Pot and Johnathon Armishaw to put them into a 4-3 lead. Mike McCrory, Jason Lange and Andrew Wraith recorded assists on the goals. Chris Pot got his third goal to give them a 5-3 lend but Oshawa would not give up easily. The game ended 5-5 but the Toros boys should be commended for a strong effort effort in competing against an Atom team. On Sunday the team traveled to Whitby for a exhibition exhibition game where they defeated Whitby 7-2. Jason Lange took charge early and earned himself 5 goals, as linemates Craig Sabine and Steve Ewles earned 2 assists each for their strong efforts along the boards. Chris Pot and Colin MacDonald each scored in the third period with Andrew Wraith and Mike McCrory earning assists. assists. It was nice to see Niki Adams back between the pipes and in fine form, as he made some excellent saves. Chris McKenzie also had a strong game on left wing. Steady defensive play by blueliners Brett Pakosta, Jeff Shmyr and Erik Griffin was instrumental in all the goals in clearing the puck from their own zone. With Dennis Pizza Novice Novice Toros supporting a 2.3 goals against average and a 10 wins, 1 tie, and 2 losses record, their chances look good as they travel to Huntsville this weekend for a tournament. Good luck, boys! 328 RITSON RD. 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T-Mac put on good pressure pressure in the final minutes of the game, only to. be shut down by Carnation's good strong defense and an outstanding outstanding goal tender (Jeremy (Jeremy Bowen). A special mention to the rest of the Carnation team for their excellent effort and steady improvement. Way to go, team! Groves Back At Full Strength On Saturday, November 4th the GTS Groves PeeWee "CC" Toros were bn home ice to host Orono. Our injured players had returned to make our team a full squad. The puck dropped and the first period was under way. In net for the Toros was Mark Lynch, who knew what was expected of him from a previous game with Orono. The period saw end to end hockey, both teams wanting that first goal. The fans saw the determination in both teams. But at the end of the first, Orono had made the scoreboard. The second period was much the same. The Toros hasd the drive but the score remained 1- 0 for Orono at the end of two periods of hockey. After a well deserved rest it was time for 3rd period ac-. tion, and action is what it was. Bowmanville scored the first goal of the third, now it was „time for Bowmanville Bowmanville to make their moves and' that was just what they did going ahead 2- 1, when Jason Jeffreys picked up Mike Nesbitt's pass making it hit its mark. ticking and hockey on the move, Mike got his second goal of the game from a pass from Jamie Jamie Sellers. With Bowmanville Bowmanville now ahead 3-2, they worked hard and their hard work showed. But with less than a minute to go, Orono tied the score,making it a 3- 3 game at the end of 3 periods periods of play. Great game guys. As we all know we had lost to this team in previous play 4-1. Keep up the good work and keep working to victory. game. The second period was a stand off, with both teams playing tough hockey. Jeff Dart traded goals with Johnson Johnson each getting their second. second. Westly Thompson, who had served a minor for roughing, put the team ahead early in the third, taking a crisp pass from Shawn Wolfe. The cream cheese was put on the bagel when David Chambers slid into center ice, took a pass on the red line and went the distance, scoring with two minutes remaining. remaining. The Eagles are next. J and J Atoms Looking Sharp The quality instruction and extra ice time supplied by coach Rick Powell and his assistants Jim MacMaster and Gary Ball, is paying off for the J&J Atom hockey club. After starting the league schedule with one loss and one tie, the J&J Atoms Atoms have since added a win to their record. This win came on Saturday, November November 4th, when they competed competed against another B.R.H.L. team sponsored by the Hydro Hydro Employees Union. With the intention of letting letting all players have an opportunity opportunity to play in goal, coach Powell had Colin Ga- linski stand between the pipes. Colin, normally found on the defensive lines, performed performed beautifully, supplying supplying the necessary saves to help earn their first win of the season. J&J was first on the scoreboard when winger Stephen Stephen Wraith wasted no time in using Jeremy Sanders' pass to net the puck. However, However, a few minutes later in the opening period, the Hydro Hydro Atoms tied the game. For the remainder of this period period that tie was not broken in spite of aggressive forechecking forechecking ana passing on both teams. It appeared as though that tie would not be broken in the second period either when, with only eight seconds left, Jamie Powell's superb positional play paid off. Occupying "the slot", Jamie Jamie was able to take advantage advantage of a pass from Nick Zdravkovski. With lightning reflexes, equalled only by his father's, he drove the puck past the goal line! Jamie's Jamie's goal brought the game score to 2-1 for J&J. This score held for the remainder of the game, in spite of some very threatening shots from .the forward lines of both teams, Once again the J&J fans and parents were treated to some exciting end-to-end hockey that demonstrated the improving skills of all players. Players and coaches should be congratulated on this win and for the manner in which it was earned. Nat'l V&G Adam & Eve Carters Liberty Mutual All Canadian YoungDrivers, Bow. Bonded Paving Novice Division 3 3 0 0 3 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 3 3 3 6 6 6 2 2 2 0 Carter's 7 (Richard Salomen 5, Brock Baker 1, Luke Thompson!) Thompson!) 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