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f 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 20,1989 [ spert-ialk iu-im FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO- On Saturday, Kendal Pee Wee ball club members received colorful crests for winning their league championship. Team members are Terry Stark, Jerry Thompson, Capt. Bill Robinson, Alex Wilson, Jim Stacey, Gary Langstaff Bill MacDonald, Mark Green, Jerry Murphy, David Henderson, Terry Worrall, (manager) Jack Neal, (coaches) Carl Langstaff, Amy Dennis, Bob Foster, Bill Mercer, Randy Green. is Glen, not Glyn. My goal is to be consistent, which I was, as I spelled Glen's name wrong a record 26 times. My apologies, Glen. SCHICKEDANZ CHRISTMAS CLASSIC-The Schickedanz Christmas Classic Hockey Tournament is set to get under way from December 26-30. Games will be played throughout the week at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex, and the Darlington Sports Centre. Don't forget the free dance for Toro parents on Thursday, December 28. SOFTBALLS TURNING OPTIC YELLOW-The Spalding Sports Worldwide Company has unveiled an optimum visibility, yellow softball. The ball, which will be on the U.S. market in mid-January, will retail for $50 U.S. per dozen. Sportalk wonders what's next. Fluorescent hockey sticks and pucks, maybe? Youth Bowling Saturday, December 16, 1989 . i 2. _ ■ ■ Bantams ' - - : > , High Single: Lisa Reid 223, James Welsh 221, Amanda Welsh 199, Jennifer Jennifer Holroyd 183, Chris Peldi- ak 170, Jeremy Forsey 164. High Triple: Lisa Reid 472, James Welsh 440, Amanda Welsh 512, Jennifer Jennifer Holroyd 437, Chris Peldi- ak 445, Jeremy Forsey 436. : Team Standings: Ling 57 pts, Bonito 53 pts, Tarpon 53 pts, Conger 50 pts, Wa- hôo 48 pts, Dab 40 pts, Drum 35 pts, Cobia 33 pts, Bream 27 pts, Plaice 25 pts, Snook 25 pts, Mullet 14 pts. I Juniors • High Single: Mark Brooks 200, Jason Vickery 206. High Triple: Mark Brooks .yan Flint 513, Brock Higt .,505, R; V MacArthur 528, Jason Vick- . eiy 531. Team Standings: Flint 52 pts, Vickery 49 pts, Brooks 46 pts, Big Canoe 43 pts, Routh 38 pts, Gusterson 31 pts, Rodgers 26 pts, Flintoff 23 pts. Seniors High Single: Leigh Ma- cArthur 220, 218, Traci Hanc 220, 207, George Evans 204, Kristen Killens 209, Stephen Brown 218. High Triple: Leigh Ma- cArthur 620, Traci Hanc 618, George Evans 571, Kristen Killens 515. Team Standings: Evans 47 pts, Brown 41 pts, Richards Richards 36 pts, Big Canoe 30 pts. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave,, Oshawa Tykes Doi High Double: Colin Brown 241, Christie Stevens 239, Ryan Seath 220, Garrett Garrett Dodds 209, Chris Welsh 209, Nicole Braybrook 192. High Single: Colin Brown 143, Christie Stevens 121, Ryan Seath 128, Nicole Braybrook 118, Jennifer James 118, Jennifer McDavid McDavid 118. Team Standings: Dolphins Dolphins 43.5 pts, Eagles 43 pts, Bears 36 pts, Bengnls 35 pts, Bronco 34 pts, Colts 31 pts, Falcons 28 pts, Pan thers 23 pts, Cougars 22.5 pts, Lions 12 pts, Ra pts, Sea Hawks 9 jits. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE GIVE THE GIFT OF FITNESS AT THE NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE ANNUAL MONTHLY Adult $ 75.00 $14.00 Seniors $ 45.00 $ 8.00 Students $ 50.00 $9.00 Family $150.00 $25.00 FACILITY MEMBERSHIPS (Squash and Swimming) ANNUAL QUARTERLY (3 Months) Full Adult $210.00 $ 78.00 Daytime $105.00 $42,00 Seniors and Students $105.00 $ 42.00 Family $420.00 $130.00 Tickets of 10 and Daily Passes also available for squash and swimming. All rates Include Co-ed Sauna and Whirlpool use for adults 18 years and over. Call 623-3379 !i for further information Mr. Submarine Competes In Tournament 'A 9 Finals and Goodyear Eagles Roll Over Opposition FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO--An excellent bon- spiel was held at Bowmanville Country Club on Saturday, Saturday, sponsored by Molson's Brewing Company. Winning Winning top honors was the rink of Connie and Barry Townsend, Carol and Jim Brown. Molson representative representative Jack Stoddard was on hand to present the trophy. BIG BROTHERS BOWL FOR MILLIONS -On Saturday, February 17, from 3:30 to 6:30, the Big Brothers will be holding their annual Bowl For Millions Millions fund raiser at the Liberty Bowl. During last year's fund raiser, the Big Brothers raised $10,000. Anyone can participate, and challenges between businesses businesses would be welcomed. Sponsor sheets can be picked up at the Big Brothers office at 133 Church St., Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Any businesses businesses that would like more information on challenges, challenges, are asked to call Nancy Scott at 623-6646. t BOWMANVILLE EAGLES ACTION--The Bowmanville Bowmanville Eagles have a break in their schedule over the Christmas holidays. Their next game will be on the road in Port Perry on Thursday, December 28, at 8:30. After their visit to Port Perry, the Eagles will have four home games, and five road games remaining remaining before the play-offs start. GLEN CAMPBELL FEATURE STORY-It has Nick Dennis (16), of the Bowmanville Eagles, looks to add another goal in the Eagles' 11-1 victory over the Cobourg Cougars on Sunday, December 17. Next home game for the Eagles will against the Port Perry Mojacks. be on January 6, The Red Eagles' victory in Ajax was a close, hard fought battle with the Bowmanville Bowmanville boys coming out with a 5-4 edge. The Axemen jumped to a fast 2-0 lead before Jeff Rohr took a pass from Shawn Rekker and George Pithie to put the Goodyear crew on the score board. Three' minutes into the second, Rekker tallied on a Rohr pass to knot the game at 2-2. At the 14 minute mark, Rohr was again in on the action, combining with Dean Baumhauer to set up Nick Dennis to put the Eagles Eagles up by one. George Pi-, thie converted a Dave Fairey Fairey pass to give the red birds a two goal advantage. Ajax closed out the scoring in the second to pull back within one. Five minutes into the final final frame, the Axemen tied it up, but with nine minutes remaining, Jeff Rohr was once again the trigger-man, popping the winner from Pithie. Pithie. Ian Cooper controlled the netminding duties admirably admirably for the Goodyear boys. Sunday, December 17th was Christmas draw night in the Eagles nest, but the Cobourg Cougars drew a blank as they were .tamed 11-1 by the high-flying Eagles. Eagles. Many of the locals' goals were the result of some excellent passing and forechecking. Unlike some of the other games where they took a big lead they continued continued to play well defensively and only allow one goal against. Nick Dennis scored twice as did George Pithie and Greg Goode. Singles went to Dean Baumhauer, David Fairey, Jeff Rohr,Brad Robinson and Chris Shmyr. Making the passing game work and picking up assists were, Baumhauer (4), Rohr (2), Pithie (3), Shane Armstrong Armstrong (3), Robinson (2), Fai- rey (2), Flintoff (2), Dennis, Shmyr and Kelly Armstrong one each. Scott Webster defended defended the Engle not well, allowing only one goal while stopping 29 shots. No one was really looking forward to returning to Cobourg Cobourg on Monday night, even if they were having draws for turkeys. While making a food donation to Coburg's needy families the Eagles canned the Cougars 8-2. This time it was Ian Cooper who rose to the occasion occasion several times to preserve preserve the goals against at 2. Shawn Rekker was at his best both offensively and defensively, defensively, collecting the hat- trick while stopping many Cobourg rushes. Shane Armstrong Armstrong (2), David Fairey, George Pithie, Nick Dennis and Dean Baumhauer earned assists on Shawn's triple markers. Other goals were scored by Dennis (2), Pithie (2) and Baumhauer. The assists were well spread out between Fairey (2), S. Armstrong (2), Jeff Reynolds, Reynolds, Baumhauer, Drew Allenby, Pithie, Shmyr, and Neil Taylor. There was constant parade to the a sin bin by both teams but the Eagles' penalty killing was very efficient, while 4 of their 8 goals were scored on thepowerplay. AROUND The EAGLES NEST The Eagles have been looking stronger defensively over the last few games, as the defense seem to stay at home more take out the man and move the puck effectively effectively out of our zone. It is obvious obvious from the scoring that Shawn Rekker and Dean Baumhauer 'are able to do this and still be in on the goals. : j At lastsYotice the. Eagles, have a .lû 'p'sint lead over second-plaSe Port Perry. Although Although the Mojacks are going going to be tough the last three games that the Goodyear Goodyear boys have are against them. Glen Campbell and Nick Dennis are still one, two in league scoring, with Chris Shmyr in sixth spot. The Eagles' next game is in Port Perry on Thursday, December 28th at 8:30. This promises to be a good one, it will be worth the trip to Scu- gog country. The next home game for the Eagles is Saturday, Saturday, January 6 against (who else?) the Port Perry Mojacks at 8:00 p.m. As this will be the last write-up until the new year all members of the Goodyear Eagles Organization wish you and yours a very, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! This past weekend Mr. Sub played in the B.R.H.L. Pee Wee Tournament were "A" finalists. On Saturday, December 16 the Sub boys faced off against Notre Dame from Oshawa. The Sub boys came out fast with Rick Swale scoring the first goal of the game. Justin Vance then scored on a set-up from Darren Darren Donohue ana Darren Allin. Allin. At the end of the 1st period period Tim Forret gave the. Sub team a three goal lead with Rob Watson and Brian Thornton getting the assist. Notre Dame scored a power play goal. Brian Thornton scored t6 give the Subs back their three goal lead, with Darren Donahue and Darren Darren Allin picking up the assists. assists. Rob Watson then scored the 5th Sub goal with Darren getting the assist. The nigh number of penalties penalties took their toll on the Sub boys allowing Notre Dame to score two goals to make the final score Mr. Sub 5, Notre Dame 3. The next game for the Sub boys was against Big "E" Roofing. In this game the Big E team was missing their goalie due to the flu bug. This game ended up being being all Sub with the final score 10 to 1. The big scorer for the Sub boys was Rob Watson with five goals and one assist. The other scorers were Chad Veinot one goal, one assist, Justin Vance one goal and one assist. Jack Laverty and David Vernon a goal each, Les McCrory, Rick Swale and Alex Walcer also picked up assists. The Sub boys played their 3rd game on Sunday. The boys knew that a win in this game would put them in the d A" Championship. Jack Laverty scored the first goal with Rob Watson getting the assist. David Vernon notched the 2nd Sub goal with Alex Walcer getting the assist. Chad Veinot scored on a set-up from Clayton Guest arid Rick Swale. Ryan Kohn got the 3rd period off on the right foot when he scored on a set-up from Les McCrory and Darren Darren Donohue. Chad Veinot carried the puck up the ice, skated around the Kings- view defence, passed out to Rob Watson who made no mistake in notching the goal. Less than a minute later later Darren Donohue scored the 6th Sub goal on a set-up from Darren Allen and Brian Thornton. The Sub boys played two men short late in the game when Rob Watson took control control of the puck, and as David David Vernon came out of the penalty box Rob passed to him and he scored the last Sub goal. Tne referees gave Rob a penalty but the Sub boys held on to give Jeff Crawford Crawford the shut-out and a 7 to' 1 win. The next game for the Sub boys was against Checkers. Checkers. The Sub team came out fast, Rob Watson scoring on a set-up from Darren Donohue Donohue with, only 30 seconds gone in the game. Then the Sub boys ran into a penalty problem, allowing Checkers to score 2 power play goals. Checkers scored another g oal early in the 2nd period. ate in the 2nd period Rob notched his 2nd goal of the game. The _ Sub boys came out- strong in the 3rd period but again ran into a penalty problem and could not get the equalizer. The final score would read Checkers 3 and Mr. Sub 2. This was a hard fought, game and the Sub boys would like to congratulate , Checkers on their win for the "A" Championship. They would also like to congratu r late Lange's on winning the "B" Championship and Dyk- stra's for winning the S C" Championship. ", ' The Sub boys may havé lost but it is no reason .to feel low as they have played many great games this year. Skylight Bowling Gord Cowling 42 pts; Joan Murphy 41 pts, Anne Porter 36 pts, Sam Adams 27 pts, Glenn Smith 20 pts, Gord Simpson 14 pts. Top Ten Averages Sam Adams 221, Joan 1 Murphy 208, Gord Cowling 201, Glenn Smith 196, Lin-' da Taylor 192, Anne Porter. 191, Gord Simpson 189/ Paul McQuillan 189, Suet Arends 188, Barb Gilkes 188. Lady's High Single - Joan Murphy 251, Lady's Highi Triple - Joan Murphy 696,) Men's High Single - Steve 1 ■ Vickery 291, Men's High Triple - Steve Vickery 741. . 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Six times the Deli boys played short handed trying to make it easy for the other team, each time Steve Sargent stood tall, believe believe it, or not. MncKcnzio Park was not about to bo 328 R1TSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Ilnrdwood & softwood lumber dry kilns & dressing facilities including custom mode trim; linrdwood & mnrino plywoods ns well ns n complete stock ofliuilding mntcrinls, t ROSSLAND tu \ 71 o \ o y (7) \ V- 5 ADFlAIDEl HWY'TOT FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing In Unibody. Front Whool Drivo Superior Collision Repair • Cloar Coat Available Export Rollnlshlng • Insuranco Claims Como In -- Froo Estimate Courtesy Car Avallablo 163 Base Une Rd. E. Bowmanville 623-6353 e®-. put out that quickly. Several times they tested the defence defence and were stopped cold. The bun was buttered when John Ashton threw a quick pass to Jeff Dart and with less then a minute to go, put it between the pipes. The final final was a shut-out for Steve Sargent, as the Deli boys won two-zip. Sunday morning saw the coaches standing outside the dressing room and many funny sounds coming from within. Several growls were heard and raw meat was found in the hall. I think Chris Hart dropped it. Ian Borutski from Jeff Dart started things off, with Jeff getting a single later. David Chambers on a fine shot rounded out the first. Glen Stewart scored midway midway in the second to pull within one but that was as close as they got. Gary Munn and Kyie Shnckclton helped Inn Borutski pick up his second of the game Into in the third, making the final final four to one for Dykstra's Deli. Larry MacDonald played a fine game on wing and may be played there for the remainder of the season. Maybe a little too much partying tho night before saw tho Deli boys behind at tho end of tho first and tho conches blood pressure raised. David Chambers wearing number ton, or was it four, mnybo fourteen, tied the gnmo enrly in tho second from Stove Hamilton and John Ashton. Slmwn Wolfe, playing n strong gnmo, fed a pnss to Gary Munn who in turn put it on the stick of Jeff Dart. One timing it, ho put the Deli boys abend. Wesley Thompson thought tho other tenm might coino close so lie earned tho puck to the oilier end, put it on Slmwn Wolfe's stick, from there it went to Anron Stoker, Stoker, and the Dykstra's Deli boys were tho "G" champs. Guys from tho head office, office, have a Merry Christmas, Christmas, and hoy will you have to work lmrd in Urn New Year, Keith and lion. ii.iii. ^rfj Schickedanz Bros. Christmas Classic Hockey Tournament December 26 Bowmanville Recreational Complex & The Darlington Sports Centre 623-9538 or 623-3884