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Mr. Submarine Wins Two More Contests (. ' On Saturday the Mr. Sub team faced off against Lange's Photo. Lange's skated skated to a 4-0 victory and also handed the Sub boys their first loss in league play. The Sub boys had many scoring chances but could not get the puck past Clayton Ren- dell. Later in the day, the Sub boys travelled to Orono to play Dot Reality from the Ajax league. This game was a little different for the Sub fboys as there was no body (contact. The Ajax team .scored first when Rob Watson Watson lost the puck in front of the Sub goalie. In less than à minute Rob made up for this mistake as he notched the 1st Sub goal on a set-up from Darren Donohue. Ryan Kohn scored the 2nd Sub goal with Justin Vance getting the assist. The 3rd Sub goal was scored on a nice passing play. Darren Darren Allin over to David Vernon Vernon then back to Rob Watson Watson who let a blast go that the Ajax goalie didn't see till it was in the net. Rob then got his hat trick as he skated skated the length of the ice, ideeked the goalie. The 5th 'Sub goal was scored when 'Les McCrory took a shot from the point that the Ajax 'goalie could not control and allowed Brian Thornton to pick up the loose puck and put it in the empty net. Rob Watson notched his 4th goal of the game and his 5th goal with Cnad Veinot picking up the assist. The last Sub goal was scored when Les skated in on the Ajax goalie let a wrist shot go that hit the post then David Vernon pushed the puck into the net. The final final score would read Sub 8 Ajax 1. The no body contact forced the Sub boys to change their style of play which they did with only four minor penalties being called. The open ice concept helped Rob as he picked up five goals on the game! On Sunday the Sub boys travelled to Newcastle to play St. .Andrews of the O.C-.H.L. The Sub boys skated skated to an easy 12 to 5 win. Rob Watson notched the first goal for the Sub boys. St. Andrews tied the game up. Les McCrory gave the Sub boys the lead as he g icked the corner of the net., :ob Watson scored again on a nice end to end play. Rob, scored his hat trick as he took a pass from Darren and blasted the puck past the goalie. St. Andrews scored two ouick goals. The Sub boys didn't fall back as Rob passed up to Ryan Kohn who then skated in on the St. Andrews goalie, passed to Justin Vance who made no mistake in notching his goal. St. Andrews scored their 4th goal. Brian Thornton Thornton notched the 7th Sub goal. The 8th Sub goal was scored when Justin Vance picked up the loose puck in the offensive end ana passed back to Rob who let the blast go beating the St. Andrew's Andrew's goalie. Les McCrory Congratulations Ladies! scored as he skated down the ice and in behind the goalie. No one went after Les so he skated out front to notch his second goal of the game. Rob scored his 5th goal from the point as he took a pass from David Vernon. Vernon. Darren Donohue scored the 11th Sub goal with Chad and Justin getting the assist. assist. St. Andrew's then scored their 5th goal. Tim Porret rounded out the scoring scoring with Clayton obtaining the assist. . This game showed the good condition of the Sub team as they took over late in the game. Terminators Win Game The T-Mac boys were all up bright and early Sunday morning for a league game, they won 4-1. It was a super game and everyone worked hard. The goals were scored by our left wing #17 Brad Chapman, Centre #6 David Moriarity and two were scored by Centreman #5 Brad Sutherland. That's the way to play team. We also played a game on Saturday which we lost. Our centre #7 Greg Hoy got our only goal but the rest of the team tried their best. Here's something I read the other day: "Being; a star or winning a championship is so overrated overrated in life. It's what takes ilace along the way that uilds the character and provides valuable experience. experience. That's what we should try to gain from a situation. It's not just a trophy, but what you learn while attaining attaining it." By Goalie Chico Resch, veteran of more than a dozen NHL seasons. Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. Team Standings January 9/90 Gord Cowling 7 pts, Anne Porter 6 pts, Sam Adams 5 pts, Glenn Smith 3 pts, Joan Murphy 2 pts, Linda Taylor i P* 0 , Top Ten Averages Gord Simpson 222, Gord Cowling 218, Joan Murphy 208, Sam Adams 204, Sue Arends 203, Jeannine Winter Winter 193, Anne Porter 193, Cathy Bothwell 189, Glenn Smith 186, Bonnie Vickery 186. Ladies High Single - Wendy Goodall 264, Ladies High Triple - Joan Murphy 596, Men's High Single - Sam Adams 234, Men's High Triple - Sam Adams. 673, Winners of High - Low Doubles (First Half) Brenda Stainten and Bonnie Vickery. Vickery. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 17,1990 11 Boys Will be Boys New Additions for Eagles 9 Squad Over the past we6k Ron Clemens, Brian Taylor and Joe Maclnnis have improved their roster by signing returnee returnee Gareth Stone and newcomer Kevin Mitchell. These additions have proven beneficial in the last three games. Gareth is enrolled in Brock University where he is majoring in accounting. Part of his program involves a co-op component which he is fulfilling m Oshawa, enabling enabling him to play for the Bowmanville juniors. He picked up 11 points in the past three games, four of which were goals. Kevin comes to us from Oshawa's Jr. 'B' Legionnaires, Legionnaires, where he was not completely happy. Kevin lives in Whitby and is a wel come addition with his hockey hockey sense, strong skating and blazing shot. He earned nine points over the past three games, one being a goal. Kevin Kevin has always been a defenceman, defenceman, but has fit in remarkably remarkably well on a wing With Shane Armstrong and Gareth Stone. After dropping two to Port Perry, the Goodyear crew were in fine form, dominating dominating Little Britain, in that northern hamlet last Wednesday. Scott Webster was between the pipes, allowing allowing two goals on 37 shots, and earning the second second star of the game. Shane Armstrong opened the scoring for the Eagles at 3:23 of the first period from Perris and Gareth Stone. At 15:11, while on the power play, Stone snapped the twine from S. Armstrong and Kevin Mitchell. Little Britain found the mark at 16:49 to end the first period at 2-1. •Early in the second frame, Chris Shmyr powered powered one home from Mitchell. Mitchell. Three minutes later, Glen Campbell notched one of his patented short- handed, unassisted specials, to put the Eagles ahead 3-1. With seven minutes remaining remaining in the second, Campbell hit again, this time from Stone and Mitchell. George Pithie opened the third by powering home an unassisted goal on a nifty backhand into the Little Britain net. Kevin Mitchell closed the scoring at 9:25 from newfound linemates S. i THE STOVE DEN'S ANNUAL KNOCK-OUT SALE DOWN F 'A The Norwood LIST $579°° SALE $399°° •5 year guarantee 'Heats up to 1000 sq.ft. •Airtight door r ACCESSORIES 1 DROLET "0" CLEARANCE FIREPLACE tSe* SALE s 1088 88 (£1*1295" SALE s 647 50 KETTLES*,mn m* $ 39" FIRE TOOLS,, m m. s 29" LOG CARRIER*, ,,,» m s 9.95 CAST IRON GRATES*, »,* m $ 24" KINDLE COTTAGE h,MH FIRESIDE POT POURRI Iff M R HEARTH RUGS*,,,,* $611 M wi $ 7 85 N«M9 e$ MAGNETIC THERMOMETER m« tun IM MO" GAS LOGS Reduced to clear Save Up To 43% OFF M.S.L.P. 1 B" (IAS LOOS $ 3B8" 24" CAS L00S *398 M STAINLESS STEEL CHIMNEYS 20% OFF THE STOVE DEN IN STORE FINANCING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS INSTANT CREDIT AVAILAOLE 133 TAUNTON RD. WEST lltOCKWISTOr SIMM IIUM0*1 MO w ■ ■ i ! 571-0189 Report from Orono Figure Skating Club by Lynne Lemieux it's a very busy time for most skaters now ns they prepare for the upcoming competitions being held in the area. On January 12 and 13, the Oshawa Invitational Invitational was held at the Civic Auditorium. In this competition competition sknters do figures and freesknto. From tnc Orono club Mclnnio Lemieux and Ailnn McKenzie will compote compote in the Pro-Juvenile category category and Michèle Rutherford Rutherford and Melissa Colville will compete in the Juvenile category. The Juniors in Cnnsknte arc back to regular lessons after tho Christmas holidays. holidays. On December 21st, Santa Claus joined the skaters skaters on tho ice and on December December 28th a Family Night was held. Both wore erjoyed by all. Cnnsknto badges recently recently passed are: Beginner - Kyle McDonald, Kntio O'Neill, Stove Lorrnin, Patrick Patrick Dowell, Elizabeth Dewell. Dewell. Paul Vanderspruit, Mathew Ilossack, Grnydon Ayer, Miclmol Rokkcr, Elementary Elementary • Brian Vnndor- spruit, Meghan Crookshnnk. Congratulations! Tho Junior skaters nro starling to prepare their programs for tho "Unicorn Fair" which will bo hold on Fobrumy 17th at the Oshawa Civic. Armstrong and Stone. These boys proved the coaches to be masterminds in this game. The Merchants added one late in the game to put the final score at 7-2 for the Goodyear boys. The Eagles' second outing of the past week was last Saturday night, when they were treated to a banquet and had the honour of playing playing the All-Stars in Little Britain. Facing off against the best players from the other six teams in the league, as picked by Gamy Warriner and Ken Harman, the Eagles Eagles quickly fell behind 2-0. Garetn Stone put the Red Birds on the scoreboard on a set up by George Pithie. This was replied to by two more All-Star goals. Stone's first goal was on the power play and he repeated the feat at 18:38 from S. Armstrong Armstrong and Drew Allenby to close the score to 4-2 to end the first. After a shaky opening period period everyone settled down and made a game of it. Webster Webster made some good stops early in the second before Cooper took over and was equally tough to beat. S. Armstrong scored at 9:03 from Stone and Mitchell. Campbell added the tying goal at 13:26 and Dean Baumhauer put the Goodyear Goodyear Eagles ahead at 17:34 on passes from S. Armstrong ana Mitchell. Seven minutes into the third, Shane found the mark again from Baumhauer. The All-Stars then scored two off the draw in the Eagles zone and added a third by Captain Captain Corneil, to give the All- Stars the lead. Just as scoring scoring from the draw had been the All-Stars strength, so was scoring on the power play the Eagles asset. On the power-plav, Glen Campbell Campbell connected, with 1:53 remaining remaining from Pithie and S. Armstrong to give the Eagles Eagles the tie. It has been several several years since a team has tied or beaten the All-Stars, so congratulations Goodyear Eagles. Little Britain' was certainly certainly on the menu last week as they visited the Eagles Eagles nest on Sunday night. George Pithie, of Bowmanville Eagles, mixes it up with a Little Britain player during an 12-8 victory on Sunday night. The Eagles only have two more home games remaining before play-offs start. What a shoot-out. It was 2-1 for Bowmanville Bowmanville after a close first period when Ian Cooper made several several key saves. Chris Shmyr scored both of the Eagles goals with assists going to Dennis, Baumhauer, Campbell Campbell and K. Armstrong. The Eagles scored three quick goals in the second off the sticks of Shmyr, Shane Armstrong Armstrong and Jeff Rohr. Little Britain popped one, but less than one minute later Shane tallied again, set up by Stone and Mitchell. Little Britain added two quick markers in the middle of the period. The Eagles came right back with two power play goals. Chris Shmyr scored his fourth from Baumhauer and Allenby, followed followed by Stone from S. Armstrong Armstrong and Mitchell. The third period became erratic. Penalties, goals and goodness knows what! Shane Armstrong netted his third and fourth in 12 seconds seconds and added his fifth at 18:09. Jeff Reynolds potted one at 14:39 from Fairey and Rohr. Gareth Stone, and Brad Robinson assisted on Shane's goals as did Mitchell Mitchell and John Hartford. Little Britain notched four of their own in the third on some lackadaisical defensive play. The final buzzer sounded with the Eagles ahead on a 12-8 count. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: Reference was made in the last write-up to the scheduling of games. As usually usually happens, we make comments comments without knowing all the facts. Manager Ron Clemens Clemens has a big chore, staying staying on top of all contacts and communications he must make. When setting the schedule, holidays, other managers' home nights and nights the arena is otherwise otherwise occupied are only a few of the obstacles. We were curious, curious, Ron. Keep up the good work. At the All-Star game three stars were picked for Bowmanville. Gareth Stone was number one, Shane Armstrong number two, and Glen Campbell number three. Congratulations, guys! As my good buddy Werner Werner Wallroff says, the next three games are going to be character builders. Away to Ajax on Tuesday, Port Perry on Thursday, and Lakefield on Friday, and then home to Cobourg on Sunday. Incidentally, Incidentally, the local K-40 club is going to take in the game in Port Perry as part of their meeting, so you had better play well guys, the oldtimers will be watching. Bob Marshall would like me to inform you of tlje awards night on Saturday, May 26 (warm weather). There will be a social time, the awards, a dance, arid buffet for $10.00 per person. With at least 10 guys graduating, graduating, a big crowd would be a credit to them. See Bob fçr tickets. It will be at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Corn- ' plex. - A member of the Bowmanville Eagles shows a Little Britain Merchant player the quickest way to get to the bench during a game on Sunday, January 13. Physical Physical play like this has kept the Eagles on top of the standings all year. VCR CLINIC Have your VCR cleaned, checked and lubricated by factory-trained technicians "while-you-wait"! Only $ 29 95 Saturday, January 20th 0 HITACHI VT-M123 • Unified TV/VCR Remote Control • Scanalock Automatic Tuning System • On-Screen Programming • On-Screen Function Display • Instant Recording Timer • HQ Circuit • Convenient Automatic Features Only $ 429 2-Year 100% WARRANTY Available at Bowmanville Audio-Vision 58 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store n n