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\ I 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 13,1989 j sport-talk 623-00} FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville's Juvenile hockey team won their fifth straight game at Memorial Arena on Sunday night. They defeated West Rouge, last years Juvenile 'B' champions, 4-1, with Don McMurter scoring twice, and Steve Burns and "Bucky" Hughes added singles. FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO -- On Sunday night, prior to the game in Memorial Arena, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Andy McLauchlan presented the local Junior 'C' hockey club with a banner marking the Ontario Championship they won last year. It was received by Club President Joan Simpson. TORO CHRISTMAS DANCE -- A Christmas Dance will be held for parents who have kids playing in the Toro organization on Thursday, December 28. The dance is being held during the week of the Schicke- danz Christmas Classic Hockey Tournament, which is n being held from December 26-30. The dance will take "j place at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex, with fthe admission being free. Dress is casual. . /■ •'ll U° V o<r v(i ,1l- liv- Ju ": r ri il ui The Dennis Pizza Novice Toros kicked off the month of December by handily defeating defeating their opponents in the Fort Erie Invitational Tournament. After defeating London, Pelham and Thorold on Friday Friday and Saturday, the Dennis Dennis Pizza Novices advanced to the finals to meet Fort Erie, on Sunday. Emotions were high as the Pizza boys exploded to take a 5-0 lead in the first period. Mike McCrory led the way with 2 goals, assists going to Chris McKenzie, Mike Maynard, Erik Griffin and Andrew Wraith. Colin MacDonald and Chris Pot each netted goals unassisted. unassisted. Jason Lange capped off the scoring in the first period, period, with Wraith and McCrory McCrory assisting. In the second period, Fort Erie popped in 2 quick goals to narrow the score to 5-2. Although the Toros were unable unable to score they held the play in Fort Erie's end. In the third period, Jason Lange and Chns Pot picked up their second goals, of the DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED MONDAY 4:30 P.M. game, with Craig Sabine finishing finishing off the scoring, as the Toros won the game 9-2. Once again strong defensive defensive play enabled Greg Koenderman and Nick Adams Adams to show a 1.0 goals against average for the Tournament while the team scored an incredible 39 goals in four games. Highlights for the tournament tournament saw Jeff Shmyr make a fine play at the blue line to hold the puck in and flip the puck over the goalie, to score his first goal this year! Congratulations to all the boys and coaching staff for their fine display of sportsmanship sportsmanship and hockey skills throughout the weekend. Tournament stats: Ste- ihen Ewles (4 assists), Colin JacDonald (3 goals, 5 assists), assists), Jason Lange (10 goals, 4 assists), John Armi- shaw (6 goals, 4 assists), Chris Pot (10 goals, "5 assists), assists), Brett Pokosta (4 assists), assists), Jeff Shmyr (1 goal, 4 assists), Craig Sabine (2 goals, 2 assists) Mike Maynard Maynard (1 goal, 3 assists), Chris McKenzie (4 assists), Erik Griffin ( 4 assists), Andrew Andrew Wraith (3 goals, 2 assists), assists), Mike McCrory (3 goals, 6 assists). Season Stats: 22 wins, 1 tie, 2 losses; goals against average 1.80. Dennis Pizza Novice Toros' Toros' next action will be at Darlington December 9th, at 12:00 noon where they'll be hosting Port Perry. nh M 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 fncilitics including custom mndc trim; hardwood & marine plywoods ns well ns n complete stock of building materials. 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The report is available beginning at 7 a.m. and is updated daily at 11:15 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. MINDEN SLED DOG DERBY ™ The sixth running of the Minden Sled Dog Derby will take place on January January 13, and 14, 1990. The race draws approximately 100 teams from across Ontario, Quebec, and the northern United States, who compete for a part of the $22,000 purse. The snow date for the Derby will be February 17, 18. THE WWF COMES TO OSHAWA-- The Oshawa Civic Auditorium will be the scene for some mat may- '/■' hem, on Friday, January 26, when the WWF rolls in. !; Tickets went on sale Monday, December 11. The card L'" has not yet been announced. Dennis Novices Win in Fort Erie December is definitely the month for away games, with thé Eagles facing a total total of six, compared to two home games. Their first away game of the month was a loss in Lakefield, however however they have had better luck lately. One of their home games was in the Ea- f les' Nest on-the-hill last 'uesday where they edged the Little Britain Merchants 4-2. The local boys out-shot their visitors from the north 67-25, but could only get four by a red hot Rob Harris in the Merchants' net. Glyn Campbell put the Goodyear boys on the board at 6:53 of the first on passes from Shmyr and Dennis. At the 10:58 mark, Nick Dennis converted a power play opportunity opportunity from Shmyr and Campbell. Less than two minutes later, Chandler put Little Britain on the board from Jeff Adams, (son of softball legend, Bruce Adams). Adams). Thirty seconds later, Shane Armstrong avenged that marker from Goode, and Brad Robinson. There wasn't any scoring during the second period, with the teams trading goals in the third. Jeff Adams flipped the twine for Little Britain at 3:32, and Jeff Rohr finished off a Fairey/ K. Armstrong, play at 4:51 to complete the scoring at 4-2. Scott Webster made some key saves when the game was close. It was off to Little Brit ain's Sports Den on Saturday Saturday night. After the close finish Tuesday, anything was expected. The Merchants Merchants had lost their spark, and were not a major threat at any time, as the Goodyear crew rubbed them out 7-2. Nick Dennis hit for the hat-trick, and two of these were unassisted. George Pi- thie and Jeff Rohr each notched a pair. Assists were earned by David Fairey (3), Rohr (2), Shmyr and Campbell. Campbell. Larry Perris came to the defence of one of his players and treated the unfortunate unfortunate Merchant to a round of fisticuffs. Ian Cooper Cooper turned in a steady performance performance between the pipes. The Red Eagles journeyed journeyed to the deep-freeze in Lakefield on Sunday night, and trainer Ken Johnston said, "many more like this and I'll have to get some fur- lined longjohns. The weather weather was all cold, but the scorers scorers were hot, and cold. The Chiefs took a commanding 4-0 lead in the first period before Jeff Flintoff scored with 35 seconds left in the first period from Rohinson and Reynolds. Lakefield's third ana fourth goals were on the power play, as were the Eagles' first three. Part way through the second second frame, Jeff Rohr narrowed narrowed the gap to 4-2 on passes from the Armstrong boys. Shane Armstrong made it a one goal game with 2:27 remaining, from Dennis and Hartford. Glyn Campbell tied game two third on mate Nick" Dennis. Less than one minute later, Scott Howson renewed Lakefield's one goal, lead. Campbell went to work again, setting up Jeff Flintoff with 2:53 remaining remaining in the third to tie the game. Shawn Rekker (good to have you back) and' Glyn Campbell combined to set up Chris Shmyr for the winner 20 seconds later. What a comeback! After a hectic first period, Scott Webster closed the door with the exception of the one counter in the third. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: Multi-prize night is this Sunday, December 17, at 7:30 when the Goodyear crew hosts Cobourg. The Doug says there will be loads of prizes for the draws, so come on out and try your luck. We are all, All-Stars. The Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles Eagles will be playing the All- Star team in Little Britain on Saturday, January 13. This is due to the Eagles' first place standing. The boys were in Ajax last night and travel to Cobourg Cobourg next Monday for a 7:30 start. After that they have six away games and four home games remaining before the play-offs. Let's give them lots of support. Play as a team, you Eagles! Tie Game is Like Christmas For Bonded We'll take it! Our first point and just in time for Christmas. Bouquets to Bonded Paving Novices who tied Liberty Mutual 3-3 at Darlington. Superb goaltending goaltending by Robbie Austin, Defencemen Jamie McCarthy, Marty Van Hoof, Mark Hoar, and David McLinton who skated numerous numerous forwards down and took possession of the puck. Forwards Andy Gifford, Alberto Alberto Santos, David Harnum, Harnum, Steven Marsh, Jamie Austin, Ryan Dochuck, Collin Collin Paul & Billy Kift who finally finally played their positions and with aggressive forechecking, forechecking, managed to mount numerous attacks. Scoring for Bonded Paving Paving were Jamie Austin, David David Harnum and Andy Gifford, Gifford, with assists to Alberto Santos and Collin Paul. Just a great game. Have a great Christmas season especially coaches Rick Dochuk and Wayne Harnum. You deserve deserve it!!! Rec Skylight IDA Rotary VIP Shoppers A&R Flooring Nat'l V&G Adam & Eve Carters All Canadian Young Drivers Liberty Mutual Bonded Paving TYKES GP 7 7 7 7 7 7 W 7 6 3 2 1 1 L 0 1 4 Novice Division 8 7 8 8 8 7 8 8 6 5 2 2 1 0 0 1 2 4 6 4 7 T 0 0 0 0 1 1 Pts. 14 12 6 4 3 3 16 12 11 6 4 4 1 Youth Still a Perfect Season Bowling For Skylight Tykes by Peggy Powell Skylight Donuts Tykes still remain undefeated after winning their eighth straight game with a 4-0 win over A&R Flooring on Sunday, December 10th. J.J. Worden took over the goaltending chore and came up with a shut-out. Skylight played an excellent excellent defensive game and kept the puck in A&R's end for long stretches of time, resulting resulting in numerous scoring opportunities. Tyler Cook, the goaltender for A&R kept game by Skylight his team in the stopping many shots. Ian Gleeson had a big game for Skylight, chipping in 3 goals and coming close on many other scoring chances. Stephen Hoar played well on defense recording one goal and firing many other good shots from the point. Good team effort, Skylight. Dutchman in Tournament Finals The Flying Dutchman Atom #2 team were finalists in the Little Britain Tournament Tournament held on December 2 and 3. The first game of the tournament was against a team from Pickering. The Flying Dutchman were easy winners by a 6 to 1 score. McCarthy added singles for the Dutchman. Mark McCarthy, Stephen Tabb and Trevor Baker also provided provided assists. The second game of the five game tournament featured featured our team against the hometown team. Little'Brit- Niki Defreitas led the team ain put up a great fight and with two goals and 1 assist, managed a 2-all tie after be- Mike Leipsig, Trevor Baker, ing down by a score of 2 to 0. en Tabb, Stephen and Mark The Dutchman goals were scored by: Chris Baumhauer and Ryan Dunnigan. Assists were earned by Rvan Dunnigan, Dunnigan, Trevor Baker, Mark McCarthy, and Mike Leipsig. Leipsig. John Marco Cannito saved the day for the team with a beautiful glove save on a Little Britain breakaway breakaway with only a few seconds left in the game. ' ' The third game was a match up with the Woodville Bun King Rises to Victory The Bun King Toro Queens opened their regular season on Wednesday, November November 8th at Darlington. They hosted the Keene 2 girls, who are said to be the best in the league. Unfortunately, the rumor appeared to be true this night. As Keene out-skated out-hustled and out-scored the Bun King Crew. Tina Millson faced 24 shots in the Bowmanville net, only allowing 5 to evade her. The net-minder for Keene was only challenged 9 times and was beaten twice by Bun King markspersons. So all in . all a 5-2 defeat at the hands of the best team didn't seem too degrading. The Bun King group were trailing 4-0 when Laura Abrams Abrams made a fine unassisted effort at 6:59 of the 3rd to break the goose egg on the scoreboard. The Toro scoring scoring was rounded out at 2 with 2:00 minutes remaining remaining ns Denise Bugden very adeptly converted a pass from Joanna Hall. Good effort, effort, team! You're improving! improving! Wednesday, November 15lh Keene I•2 Bowmanville 0 At the same time - same station on Wednesday, November November 15th, the Bun King gals hosted the 2nd best team in the league - Keene I - a very well played game unfortunately culminated in a 2-0 defeat for the Bun King Toros. Do not despair girls - you're looking better all the time! Tuesday, November 21st, Bowmanville 4 Keene 2- 0 On Tuesday, November 21st the Bun King Intermediates Intermediates travelled to Keene to face "the best" tonm again • But • Aha! The tables turned and the Bun Kingors were far superior to their hostesses hostesses this evening. A totnl team effort produced this 4-0 victory victory in spite of being out- shot 22-14. The over amazing amazing Millson performed her magic between the Bun King pipes and was most deserving deserving of the "shut-out"! The olTonco was pretty awesome also with very diligent diligent forcchccklng. Joanna Ilnll led the attack with a hat-trick and 1 assist. Laura Abrams followed up with a goal and 1 assist, and Suzanne Suzanne Brooks earned 1 assist. assist. Even though only a few mdo tii» «corn shoot, the whole tonm should I'uJ proud of this superb effort. Wednesday, November 22 Havelock 0 Bowmanville 5. The Bun King group were still on a roll as they hosted Havelock the very next night. Another excellent team effort registered this 5- 0 victory for the Bun Rangers. Rangers. Tina read a book during this game as she got lonely being by herself in the Bowmanville Bowmanville end. She turned away a measley 5 shots to record her 2nd consecutive shut-out. Meanwhile in the Havelock zone Shonn Par- tingon was being shellshocked shellshocked by the 33 Bowmanville Bowmanville shots. Joanna Hall was the 1st to beat Shona at the 5:11 mark of the 2nd from on an unassisted effort. Just under a minute later Cynthia Hilliard Hilliard picked up a pass from Tammy Johnston and left Shonn floundering in the Havelock net as she did a fine job increasing the lead 2-0. At the 4:29 mark of the middle frame, Annissn Aus gathered up a loose puck near the blue line and moved into the slot, releasing releasing a bull's-eye shot that mndc it 3-0 in favour of the Bun Kingors. Less than 2 minutes later Tammy (TJ) Johnston banged home the 4th marker on n set-up by Lcnnnc Floyd and Shannon Houston. Finally, with only 20 seconds seconds remaining in tno game, Lisa Morrison did nil the work ns she dug for the puck and set Joanna Hall up in front of tho not for her 2nd E onl of tho game. Way to go iso! Way to go Team! Wednesday, November 29th Baltimore 0 Bowmanville 1 Tho Bun King Toros hosted hosted a struggling crow from Baltimore, who have been having trouble icing a team. No problem - We thought! Guess again! We scud as the game progressed. This gutsy gutsy bunch from Baltimore gave the Bun King girls fits as they always just managed managed to break up the play. Tina Pilling was a tnorn in our sides as she performed performed admirably between the Baltimore pipes. She turned away 22 of the 23 shots peppered at her, and really had no chance on the 23rd shot. With only 3:46 remaining in the 3rd, Joanna Hall sent Denise Bugden into the clear, and as Denise skated toward the net she picked her spot, unfortunately, as luck would have it. The goalie goalie was beaten but she hit the post. Joanna followed in on the empty net. A squeaker squeaker girls - but well done. Tina - shut-out no. 3! Footnote: We are all impressed impressed with the fine job that our now coach - Frank Sawyer is doing. Thanks Frank - Mayve next game you'll agree to an interview. Triple F Don Vander Mccr 31 pts, Frances Mulder 30 pts, Hammy Vander Gaast 23 pts, Brian Buma 23 pts, Ron Bonsma 20 1/2 pts. Case Do Plas 18 pts, Dirk Van Abbe- mn 18 pts, Pete Glnsbergen 17 1/2 pts, Rick Vander Kooi 16 pts, Ncl Van Abbenm 15 1/2 pts, Peter Plonk 12 pts, Anno Vander Ganst 9 pts. High Single Ladies - Mary Griflioon 274. High Single Men Nick Bnkkcr 269, High Triple Ladies • Hammy Vander Ganst 721, High Triple Mon John Rozc- mn 630, High Average Ladies Ladies Hammy Vander Ganst 186, High Average Men Joan Nadeau 199. team. The Flying Dutchman team managed a 3 to 2 victory victory but not without some tense moments. The team again started off strong with a two goal lead on goals by Ryan Dunnigan and Niki Defreitas with an assist from Brent Stockman. Woodville managed to come within a goal until,, Ryan Dunnigan put the game away with a pass from Niki Defreitas. The next game was against a team from Whitby and the Dutchman team came up with their best hockey of the weekend to record a 6 to 3 victory. Brent Stockman opened the scoring scoring for the Dutchman with a goal on a breakaway. Jason Maclean added another in the second period with Brent Stockman getting the assist. Whitby replied with the next goal malting the score 2 to 1. Brent Stockman increased the Dutchman lead to 2 once again, with assists provided by Stephen Tabb and Niki Defreitas then combined to put the team ahead by three goals. Whitby fought back however and managed to reduce the lead to only 1 goal late in the third period. Niki Defreitas Defreitas then put the game away for the Dutchman with two goals in the last five minutes minutes of the game. Assisting on the goals were Mike Leipsig, Leipsig, Chris Baumhauer, and Chris Paauette. The newly formed defense pairs of Ryan Dunnigan and Trevor Baker, and Chris Paquette and Jason Maclean were very effective while Aaron Pudlis played well in his new forward position. The championship game was a match up between the Flying Dutchman team and the Bruins which arc a major major atom team from the Oshawa Little NHL league. The older Oshawa team proved to be too strong for the Bowmanville team and tho boys came away on the short end of a 5 to 2 score. Mark McCarthy scored for tho Dutchman late in the game with Mike Leipsig providing providing tho assist. Niki Defreitas Defreitas added another after receiving a pass from Stephen Stephen Tabb but it was too little, little, to lato to save tho game. Tho tournament was voiy well organized and tho boys had a good weekend of hockey hockey and are looking forward to tho Cobourg Tournament in two weeks. Saturday, December 9, 1989. Bantams High Single - Christine Gusterson 174, Kathryn Tait 165. High Triple - Christine Gusterson 428, Amanda Welsh 420, Kathryn Tait 407. Team Standings: Ling 52 pts, Bonito 51 pts, Tarpon 46 pts, Wahoo 46 pts, Conger Conger 45 pts, Dab 35 pts, /Drum 31 pts, Cobia 30 pts, Snook. 25 pts, Plaice 23 pts, Bream 22 pts. Mullet 12 pts. Juniors High Single - Mark Brooks 221, Christa Big Canoe Canoe 214, Brock MacArthur 208. High Triple - Mark Brooks 541, Andrew Break 521. Team Standings - Flint 48 pts, Vickery 46 pts, Brooks 42 pts, Big Canoe 36 pts, Routh 33 pts, Gusterson 28 pts, Rodgers 26 pts, Flintoff 21 pts. Seniors High Single - Leigh MacArthur MacArthur 244, 218, 205, Jeff McFeeters 253, Stephen Brown 270, 208, Sandi Snowden 301, Cheri Richards Richards 205, Shawn Pappas 240, Tracy Burns 224, Traci Hanc 207. High Triple - Leigh MacArthur MacArthur 667, Jeff McFeeters 618, Stephen Brown 612, Sandi Snowden 578, Cheri Richards 572. Team Standings - Evans 42 pts, Brown 39 pts, Richards Richards 36 pts, Big Canoe 23 pts. Carter's 3 (Chris Watson 2, Richard Solomon 1) All Canadian 3 (Mike Harper 1, Ian Sinclair 1, Bobby Graham 1) V&G (Andy Griffin 5, Chris Peldiak 1, Joel Osborne 1) Young Drivers Bow. 2 (Blake Aylesworth 1, Richard Kearns 1) Bonded 3 (Jamie Austin 1, David Harnum 1 Andy Gifford 1) ' Liberty Mutual 3 (Cameron Guest 1, Steve Bosgraaf 1, Todd Bumstead 1) Atom Division Hollingsworth Remax 6 5 1 0 10 J&J 6 4 119 Carnation Flowers 6 4 119 401 Esso 7 4 3 0 8 Hutton 7 2 5 0 4 T-Mac 7 15 13 Hydro 7 15 13 Hydro 2 (Jason Frayne 1, Guy Tousignant 1) Hutton l(Chad Unsworth 1) 401 Esso 5 (Darryl Cook 2, Ryan Brannigan 1 Tim Bydal 1 Wade Worsley 1) T-Mac 2 ( Michael MacLeod 1 Scott Read 1) Mr. Sub Langes Checkers Big "E" Dykstras McRobbies Pee Wee 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 4 3 3 2 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 16 10 8 6 Langes 2 (Nathan Siebenga 2) Checkers 2 (Mark Kessler 1, Bruce Hamilton 1) Mr. Sub 9 (Alex Walcer 1, Chad Vienot 1, Justin Vance 3, Rob Watson 2, Darren Allin 1 Darren Donohue 1) McRobbies 2 (Mike Talottie 2) Dykstras 4 (Jeff Dart 1, Gary Munn 2, Wesley Thompson 1) Big "E" 2 (Andrew Ferguson 1, Ryan MacKenzie 1) Bantam Sand & Gravel 8 7 McGregor 8 5 Kool ; ■ - g : 3 Nichols 8 0 0 3 4 8 1 0 1 0 15 10 7 0 Kool 2 (J.P. Tousignant 1, Tracy Lemke 1) Nichols 0 Sand & Gravel 2 (Andrew Allaire 2) McGreogor's 0. Tykes oud1< High Double - Tim Welsh 259, Nicole Braybrook 236, Andrew Merrin 234, Christie Christie Stevens 221, Collin Brown 213, Garrett Dodds 209. High Single - Tim Welsh 137, Nicole Braybrook 125, Andrew Merrin 120, Christie Christie Stevens 118, Collin Brown 120, Garrett Dodds 125. Team Standings - Dolphins Dolphins 44.5 pts, Eagles 39 pts, Bears 33 pts. Bengals 35 pts, Falcons 26 pts, Colts 29 pts, Bronchos 29 pts, Cougars 19.5 pts, Panthers 18 pts, Lions 12 pts, Rams 11 pts, Sea Hawks 7 pts. Liberty Bowl Youth Bowling Program Director Joan Murphy. Those Mem) Days Are Here Again! Before all the holiday bustle begins, we'd like to wish you all a moment of quiet contentment and a season of jolly good fun! 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