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110 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 10,1990 FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO-In the Sunbeam -.Handicap Family Twosome Bowling Tournament at . Liberty Bowl, the mother and daughter trophies were > Won by: Bantam (1) Patty Bothwell and R. Taylor, (2) |-Lyn and B. Piper. Junior, (1) Sharlene and K Cain, !(2) Nancy Edmondson and 0. Etcher. Senior, (1) "Heather and E. Moore, (2) Gail and B. Sellers. riFLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO-Walter Frank .Real Estate Major Peewee Toros won the Silver Stick «'title at Bramalea on the weekend and now enter the .'international competition later. Team members are ; Jon Cleiff, Glen Duncan, Greg Watson, Brent Neill, -Tom McLaughlin, Paul Robichaud, Jeff Dawson, Chris .ipreossi, Pierre St. Amand, Brad Cruess, Alan Ulrich, j.Chris Clifton, Chris Lee, Lome Whitmarsh, Scott Bar- -,clay, Brian Heard, coach Brian Purdy, manager Basil yClieff, trainer Hugh Neill. - SPORT-TALK TRIVIA--Over the, past decade, only three players have won the NHL scoring title, Wayne Gretzky (7 times) and Mario Lemieux (twice). Can you name the other? Here's a hint. A tie-breaking format was used to decide the winner. BOWMANVILLE EAGLES ACTION--The regular season for the Bowmanville Eagles is winding down, i; as only eight games are remaining before the play-offs v start. This Sunday, the Little Britain Merchants come /to town for a 7:30 start. '!• .YOUNG CANADA DAY--On Saturday, January 13, ^Young Canada Day will be held for all Toro teams at the Darlington Sports Centre. The day marks the beginning beginning of minor hockey week in Canada. The opening .face-off will include Toro President Paul Robinson, an Oshawa General player, and Pat Judges of the Dur- -ham Regional Police Community Services Department. Department. Game times are as follows: 9:00a.m. Atom #2, •'10:10 a.m. Major Atom, 11:20 a.m. Peewee #2, 1:00 n p.m. Peewee, 2:40 p.m. Bantam, 4:20 p.m. Midgets, 6:30 p.m. Girls, 8:00 p.m. Novice, 9:00 p.m. Juvenile. Newcastle Bantams Win 'D' Title in Christmas Classic y McRobbie Photo Peewees Take 'B' Title in Trenton .iWWF WRESTLING--The matches have been finalized finalized for the WWF wrestling card at the Oshawa Civic ^Auditorium on Friday, Januaiy 19. In the main event ■'Dusty Rhodes will face Big Boss Man in a steel cage, •®rufus "The Barber" Beefcake will be pitted against Rick The Model Martel, and in tag team action The Rushwackers face The Bolsheviks. Four other singles matches are also scheduled. All the mat mayhem gets underway at 8:00 p.m. -TRIVIA. ANSWER--At the conclusion of Wayne -Gretzky s rookie season in 1979-80, he and Marcel Dionne, of the Los Angeles Kings, tied for the league lead with 137 points. The title was awarded to Marcel Dionne because he outscored Gretzky, 53 goals to 51. .Gruffies Host Teams Newcastle Bantams emerged victorious in the D Final of the Schickedanz Christmas Classic, with a 5-4 overtime win against Weston. The team members and coaching staff wanted to pass along a special thanks to the tournament committee and sponsors, for a job well done. Front row, (1-r), Derek Smith, Brett Rogers, Derek Honeyman, Jason Bosak, Jeff Darrach, Dale Foster, Craig Lockhart. Back row, (1-r), Gary Foster (trainer), Don Rogers (asst, coach), Jeremy Piels, Jason Rogers, Shawn Stephenson, Todd Coleman, Coleman, Rick Stephenson (mgr.), Bob Smith (coach). P ort Perry Mo jacks Dump Bowmanville Eagles 6-3 by Scott Brunt. On December 26 and 27 the McRobbie Photo PeeWee House League Team travelled travelled to Trenton for its annual annual Silver Puck Tournament and skated away with the 'B' championship, A team that normally consists of 13 skaters and a goalie had a depleted line-up of 7 skaters and a goalie to play in the tournament. The boys knew their work was cut out for them. Positional play and lots of hustle was . the key to victory. Head coach Jack Boulianne and assistants Scott Brunt and Gary Taylor knew this and they too had their work cut out for them. In the first game the McRobbie boys faced a wide awake Trenton I.OiO.F. and unfortunately the McRobbie crew weren't as wide awake. The boys weren't even in this one as they were soundly soundly defeated 9-2. The goals were both scored by Mike Talotti with assists going to Shaun Whalen, Tyler Boulianne Boulianne and 2 assists to Craig Taylor. In the second game the boys faced a Kingston Legion Legion team. It was obvious that the game earlier in the day was forgotten and shaken shaken off as the boys rebounded with a trouncing of their own. They humiliated the Kingston team 10-4. This f ame was the game for Mike alotti to show his stuff for he scored 8 goals and assisted assisted on another. But Mike did not do it all by himself. The digging and hustle of the rest of his 1 teammates contributed greatly to Mike's scoring spree. The solid goal tending of Ryan Polley was also a key part in MacDon- Mike's goals, with additional assists going to Tyler Boulianne, Boulianne, Craig . Taylor and Shaun Whalen. But Shaun Whalen and Craig Tavlor proved that assists just weren't weren't enough for them. They pounded home goals of their own. Shaun Whalen and Mike Talotti assisted on Craig's goal and Shaun's was unassisted as he scored on a break-away that began in his own zone. This ended the first day of the tournament on a hign note for the boys and hopes of the same success on the following day. The second day the third game of the tournament saw the McRobbie squad ready to play a chippy team from Ibome. But despite the the victoiy. Garret aid assisted on four of Col dirty stickwork of this hotheaded hotheaded club the solid defence defence of O.wen Taylor, Niall O'Donnell and Tyler Boulianne, Boulianne, the hard-working forward forward line of Mike Talotti, Garret MacDonald, Craig Taylor, Shaun Whalen ana David Boudreau and the awesome goaltending of Ryan Polley showed that cooler heads prevail as a 3-1 win was inevitable. Mike Talotti found the marker first on an unassisted unassisted effort early in the opening opening period. Shaun Whalen was the second person to chalk up a goal in this contest contest but Shaun did it with the help of Mike Talotti. This goal came 23 seconds after the first one. It was 3 minutes later when Col- borne popped their goal but this ended the scoring until midway through the third when Talotti did it again. Mike scored this goal after taking a stick across the neck which put him to the ice for a minute or two. By scoring this goal, Mike proved that the stick can be used for more rewarding things than bruising the op~- posing team. This victory meant that they would play in the ,'B' championship -, set to take place 1 hour from the end of the previous game. The fourth and final chance came for the McRobbie McRobbie clan to prove themselves as a well-positioned and hard-hustling team. They did just that as they came out as victors. The system of rewarding points decided that this is the position in which they would play and Kingston Legion provided the opposition. This time Kingston Legion was ready for them but I'm afraid there's no team that could have been ready for the McRobbie squad this day. The boys deserved to win this game and they did so by a score of 3-1. Garret MacDonald started started the scoring by putting the puck past the netminder from Kingston. Garret was right in position which made it easy for David Boudreau to feed him a good pass. Mike Talotti also assisted on the goal. But after that Mike decided it was his turn as be banged home a pass from Craig Taylor to put McRob- bies ahead 2-0. At this point the boys would settle for nothing less than a clear cut win. Trie only scoring in the second period was by Kingston Kingston which left the score at 2-1 at the end of the second. The third period saw only one goal as well. Mike Talotti Talotti put in another to put the score to 3-1 which was the way the game ended. The McRobbie Doys won the 'B' championship. Congratulations on a great tournament boys!! •<j by Ed Troost -or On December 28th, Gruf- - Res' Atoms hosted their anémiai anémiai Tournament at Newcastle Newcastle Arena. ■nf. Only three teams accepted accepted our invitation and the £ tournament was played on a ground robin basis. Each ;iteam playing the other r , teams once with the team having the most points gorging gorging in the 'A' Championship game and the runner ups s .playing for the 'B' Champi- i,onsnip. ÔÏ Every game was very exciting exciting to watch with great ..- hockey bein n ,ry team by eve- e teams were evenly matched and most ..games were not decided un- J til the third period, with one .game going into overtime TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO (STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa and decided by a shootout. The final standing was as follows: "A" Champions with 4 wins, no losses - Newcastle Gruffies, "A" Runner-up - Grafton #1 with 2 wins and 2 losses, "B" Champions - Port Hope Uniroyals with 1 win ana 3 losses; "B" Runner-up Runner-up - Oshawa St. Albert with 1 win and 3 losses. Newcastle Gruffies received received excellent goal tending from Shawn Honeyman, allowing allowing only 6 goals in 4 games, with great defensive hockey from Jesse Àngèr, Mark Sauszedo, David Troost and Daniel Vande- rHeyden. The goal scoring (20) was supplied by the forwards of Derek Arnold (9), Jamie Metcalf (4), Darryl Wright (3), Chris Druery (2), Tbm Gillan (2), and Ryan Oakey, who was shutout for the day, but assisted on a few of the goals. All the players and coaches coaches would like to thank our sponsor, Gruffies Ltd., for donating the hot dogs, and all the moms and dads, who helped out with baking, serving etc. Without their help, we wouldn't have been able to host this tournament. tournament. Thank you to all concerned concerned and congratulations to a great hockey team. Good luck for the rest of the season. Ed Troost Canadian Tire Pee Wees Enjoy Playing Uxbridge A while back, the Toros hosted Uxbridge who they previously beat 12-2. Again, on December 9, they creamed them. At first it looked as though Uxbridge would dominate, but after two goals the boys got down to business. Alan McCullough McCullough scored assisted by Ryan Robinson. Dave Watt then passed it to Ryan Robinson Robinson who set up Gary Adams Adams for a goal. Warren Bate This photo shows one of many frustrating plays that should have resulted in goals for the Goodyear Eagles in Saturday's game with Port Perry Mojacks. 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 ns well ns a complete stock of building materials. ROSSLAND z O £ 5 ADELAIDE" THE WORLD'S BESTSELLING TRUCK BED PROTECTOR ec 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 COURTICE ROAD The Christmas break has not been good to the Bowmanville Bowmanville Red Eagles. They have dropped two in a row to second place Port Perry who are creeping up on them. We can't remember the last time they played with a full roster, and they are not showing self- discipline on the ice, especially especially against Port Perry. It is not easy to play against the pesky, pastry boys from Scugog. They tantalize, tantalize, aggravate and generally generally make nuisances of themselves while they play hard as a team to win. This seems to come from their nature, nature, but also from the wily old veteran behind the bench, in the person of Gnrny Warrincr. Ho has been involved in coaching their Juniors off and on for 30 years. Skylight Donuts Bowling League Team Standings January 2,1990. Anne Porter 4 pts, Gord Cowling 4 pts, Sam Adams 3 pts, Joan Murphy 1 pt, Glenn Smith 0 pts, Linda Taylor 0 pis. Top Ton Averages .263, on Gord Cowling 263, Sue Aronds 223, Gord Simpson 222, Joan Murphy 217, Jeannine Winter 213, Anno Porter 203, Linda Taylor 201, Cathy Bothwell 197, Ilonnio Vickery 195, Glenn Smith 19-i. Lady's High Single ■ Sue Aronds 273, Lady's High Triple • Sue Aronds 068, Men's High Single • Gord Cowling 29-1, Men's High Triple • Gord Cowling 790. Another thing that is strengthening other teams is the fact that they are picking up players from various various sources. Port Perry has added big Dave Burnett, who is almost immovable in front of the net, Rob Metcalf, a steady defenceman, and Danny Maw. This increases their depth. The Goodyear boys did not have one of their best games last Saturday when the Mojacks came to town and left with a 6-3 victory. Kelly Armstrong played one of his best games of the year, handling the puck well, doing a steady job on the ice and staying out of the penalty box. George Pi- thic skated miles for the Engles Engles and supplied good penalty penalty killing, unfortunately he can't kill all the penalties. penalties. One of the main obstacles for the locals was the timely gonltcnding of Brad Brick- noil in the Mojnck not. He made several key saves that would have changed the complexion of the game. Inn Cooper, in net for Bowman- ville, handled his angles well and did his best to keep the gnmo close. Port Perry outshot the Goodyear crow 32-31. Monzios opened tho scoring scoring for tho Mojacks when lie was all alone in front of tho not nnd pounded it in. Chris Shmyr replied for tho Engles three minutes inter on n quick wrist shot when sot up by Kelly Armstrong. Port Perry added a power play marker of their own at tho 13:43 mark off tho stick of numborlB, John Lnlly, Just 17 seconds later Darren Loo broke down tho loll side and snapped one by Cooper to give the visitors a two goal lead. With 2.T8 remaining in the first period, Slmno Arm- Unfortunately for the Eagles, the pucks just wouldn't go in and they lost to the Port crew 6-3. The future success of the Goodyear Eagles is going to depend on each player giving giving 100% towards a team effort effort and not being distracted by chippiness or aggression by the other players. You didn't come this far to lose it, boys. There are a lot of fans nnd veterans supporting supporting you. The E; strong popped one behind Bricknell from Dennis and Baumhaucr. The lone goal of the second second period was scored by John Harman to give the Mojacks a 4-2 lead after two periods. Dave Burnett gave the Mojacks a three goal lead 1:14 into the third period in a power play situation, and twenty-three seconds later Kevin Gibson scored Port's sixth nnd final goal. David Fnirey started a brief come back at the 12:03 mark on a set-up by Jeff Rohr. Shortly after that goal the roof started started falling in on tho Engles. They lost two players with fighting majors nnd one more to a game misconduct due to an unpcnnlizcd injuiy to one of our players. The Engles took 43 minutes minutes in penalties nnd three game misconducts to Port Perry's 32 minutes nnd two gnmo misconducts. Our boys, near the end of tho game, seemed to become totally frustrated with their lack of success, the taunting by tho unsportsmanlike Mojnck Mojnck crow nnd some inconsistent inconsistent officiating. At least in this game tho head official didn't linvo to roly on tho linesman to call penalties. When tho gnmo is kept under under control the players know where they stand. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: With eight games remaining, remaining, the Engles should bo able to maintain the first place standing. One of these games is in the Mojacks' Kitchen on Thursday, January January 18 at 8:30. That particular particular week the Engles are in Ajax Tuesday, Port Perry Thursday, Lakofiohl Friday, and at homo Sunday. Someone Someone must have been on vacation vacation when they made up the schedule. fired one in assisted by Jeff Murphy and Peter Schoep. Gary Adams then scored unassisted unassisted from the blueline. Rob Harness put one away with the help of Jason Jack- man. Almost everyone had a turn with the puck and Bruce Hamum passed to Rob Harness and Doug "Ed" Parkin finally slapped it in. The last goal of the night was scored by Dave Watt assisted assisted by Ryan Robinson. The Toros' old rivals, Port Perry, invited them down • for a league game on December December 22. The night was victorious victorious as the Toros walked away with seven goals scored. Jason Jackman (2), Ryan Robinson (2), Chris Heffernan (1), and Gary Adams Adams (2). Steve Oke and Byron Byron Hamum kept the net clear and managed a shutout. shutout. Assists for the game went to Jason Jackman, Rob Harness, Chris Heffernan, Doug Parkin, Alan McCullough McCullough and Jason Hoffman. At last the Toros played -ie Eagles travel to Little Little Britain Wednesday, January January 10, arc at in Little Britain Britain Saturday night for the all-star game, nnd host Little Little Britain here Sunday, January 14, at 7:30. Port Hope again. Port Hope had already bent the Pee- wco's. This game, it wasn't going to happen. Jason Hackman scored first assisted assisted by Ryan Robinson. Port Hope came back nnd scored. The guys always seem to get going in the third period and sure enough they did. Ryan Robinson scored assisted by Jason Jackman and Chris Heffernan. Our defenceman, Bruce Harnum, drove a hard on into the net off of Ryan's pass. The Canadian Tire Peewees Peewees have come first in one tournament and second in another. They were all ready to put another championship championship under their belts on December December 27. The boys played their first game of the Christmas Classic against the Oshawa Canadians. At first it was like a tennis match going back and forth. Oshawa scored first and Gary Adams tied it up with the help of Alan McCullough and Dave "Wendel" Watt. Oshawa scored again, then Jeff Murphy assisted by Jason Jason Hoffman evened the score. Eleven seconds into the second period, Oshawa scored. This time the boys came back with two to take the lead. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Gary Adams and Jason Jackman. Assists went to Doug Parkin, Ryan Robinson ana Alan McCullough. McCullough. Oshawa took a turn tying the score up, but as always always the guys came alive in the third period. Doug Parkin, Parkin, Alan McCullough, Ryan Robinson, Jeff Murphy, and Gary Adams, Rob Harness, Jeff Murphy, Dave Watt, Chris Heffernan. The next day the boys played Saltflect, winning 5- 2. Ryan Robinson, Jeff Murphy Murphy (2), Alan McCullough, and Gary Adams scored tne goals. Assists went to Jeff Murphy, Jason Jackman, Ryan Robinson, Dave Watt, Bruce Harnum, Chris Hef- fernan nnd Peter Schoep. It was Bowmnnvillc's third game nnd this would decide whether they would be in the 'A' championship. They took the game against Port Colboume with ease, winning winning 7-1. Bowmanville scored five goals credited to Gaiy Adams, Jeff Murphy, Dave. Watt, Peter Schoep and Chris Heffernan. Port Colbourne scored one at the beginning of the third. Ryan Robinson and Dave Watt scored one each. Assists for the game going to Jeff Murphy, Murphy, Ryan Robinson (2), Dave Watt (3), Gary Adams, Bruce Harnum (3), Chris Heffernan and Alan McCullough. McCullough. They made it to the 'A' championship and played Port Perry. Bowmanville was anxious to play because • they had previously defeated Port Perry by large scores. It was truly a good game. Port Perry'played excellent hockey, hockey, taking no penalties, while Bowmanville took only two penalties. The game was even until the third, when Jeff Murphy for the Toros scored assisted by Doug Parkin and Rob Harness. Harness. One minute later Port Perry scored. The score was tied for 36 seconds, then Jeff Murphy and Ryan Robinson assisted Alan McCullough's goal. The last goal was fired in by Bruce Harnum assisted assisted by Jeff Murphy. Bowman-" ville won by a score of 3-1. Thanks to all the teams, coaches, mothers, fathers and relatives who donated time, money and baked goods, and to the Tournament Tournament Staff who organized the Christmas Classic so well. Also many thanks go out to Mr. and Mrs. Schickedanz for sponsoring the Christmas Christmas Classic. 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