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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 31,1990 | sport- talk 623-003 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO--Winning team of the first Mixed Bonspiel held Saturday at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf and Curling Club consisted of: Skip Alex Lamb, lead Julie Allin, 2nd Bill Currie and vice Dawn Rayworth. Second place went to, lead Mrs. Bob Mathews, 2nd Don McMillan, vice Mrs. MacMillan, and Bob Mathews. Third place team included Skip Gerry Peterson, vice Mrs. Peterson, 2nd and lead Mr. and Mrs. Syd Worden. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO--In the Bowmanville Bowmanville Atom League the top ten scorers on the Durham Building Supplies team are, Brian Noble 36-25-61, Mike Colwell 9-24-33, Dan McLean 12-13-25, Scott Burns 9-15-24, Robby Real 8-8-16, Jamie Lever 7-6- 13, Jamie Downing 2-10-12, Travis Martyn 3-6-9, Scott Veals 1-5-6, Bobby McArthur 1-5-6. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA--Last year's scoring champion, champion, Mario Lemieux, finished the season with 199 points, 31 points better than second place finisher Wayne Gretzky. Can you name the four .other offensive offensive catégories in which Lemieux led the league? 9TH ANNUAL HEART FITNESS SWIM-February is Heart Month, and the Newcastle Fitness Centre is doing its part to help the worthy cause. Admission fees will be waived for participants in the Annual Heart Fitness Swim. The swim is designed to encourage encourage people to donate to a worth}' cause, while becoming becoming aware of their own heart fitness. Participants will swim for 30 minutes, and record their total distance travelled. Pledges collected will go to the Heart and Stroke Fund. SPORT-THOUGHTS--Take notice guys, women's hockey is here to stay. Those who don't believe it, missed an excellent opportunity over the week-end to see the best female hockey players this province has to offer, as the Senior 'A' provincials were held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. The intensity level of these women during the games was second to none, and the comparisons to boys' hockey can be made no more. Girls' hockey is in a class by itself. Sport-talk salutes the volunteers of the U.C.G.H.A. for an excellent excellent job on hosting this prestigious event. TRIVIA ANSWER--Mario Lemieux led the league in goals with 85; assists-114; power play goals-31; and short-handed goals-13. 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 as well as a complete stock of building materials. 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Aeon- firmed date has not been set for Nick's next fight, but it will probably take place in late February. BOWMANVILLE EAGLES ACTION--The Bowmanville Bowmanville Eagles will open up their best of seven playoff playoff series with the Cobourg Cougars on home ice this Sunday at 7:30. The rest of the series will go as follows; follows; Game 2-Mon. Feb. 4 in Cobourg at 7:30, Game 3- Tues. Feb. 6 in Bowmanville at 8:00, Game 4-Thurs. Feb. 8 in Cobourg at 8:15. If necessary; Game 5-Sun. Feb. 11 in Bowmanville at 7:30, Game 6- Mon. Feb. 12 in Cobourg at 7:30, Game 7-Tues. Feb. 13 in Bowmanville Bowmanville at 7:30. , AUDIO VISION OLDTIMERS--The Bowmanville Audio Vision Oldtimers will be playing in the C.O.H.A. Labatt McMurtry Cup on February 2-4 in Scarborough. There will be 42 teams divided into seven seven divisions competing. After a lacklustre performance performance in Little Britain on Saturday night, the Red Birds came alive at home on Sunday to dull the Axemen 8-3. This victory was extra sweet after two losses on Ajax ice. A very erratic display was put on by the league leaders on Saturday night. Little Britain opened the scoring with a snorthanded goal, 3:23 into the first frame. Thirty-four seconds later, Trevor Newell lit the red light for Bowmanville on a set-up by Shane Armstrong Armstrong and Gareth Stone. The Eagles took the lead, and closed the scoring for the first period on an excellent excellent goal by Jeff Reynolds from Rohr. The Red Birds potted two quick ones in the second by Rohr from Reynolds and Robinson, with the fourth Eagles goal scored by Campbell Campbell from Kevin Mitchell. The Merchants responded with three markers, two on the power play while the Goodyear boys were killing a five minute major. The fifth Merchant goal was the result result of a glaring in-front-of- the-net pass by a red shirt. Just when it appeared that the Eagles were going to be sent back to their nest empty, Shane Armstrong centered a pass with the Eagles' Eagles' net empty and Gareth Stone hammered it home. J&J Wins Again On Saturday, January 27th, the B.R.H.L. atom hockey team sponsored by J&J Sharpening added another another win to their record when they defeated the team sponsored by 401 Esso. Although • the final score rested at 6-3, the teams proved to be evenly matched with goalies for both clubs being called upon to make some N.H.L. calibre saves. Nick Zdravkovski, in net for J&J Sharpening, gave a solid.performance, solid.performance, standing his ground' on two very threatening threatening breakaways. J&J winger, Darren Crawford started the scoring early in the opening period with his ouick wrist shot. Stephen Wraith and Brian Ball earned assists on this goal. However, before the period had ended, 401 Esso responded with two goals. The 2-1 lead for 401 Esso appeared to be carved in stone during the second period. period. In spite of some super passing and some very intense intense scrambles in front of the 401 net, the J&J sharpshooters sharpshooters were unable to foil netminder, Brandon Renton. Finally at the 3:46 mark, Chris Oyler who was positioned positioned in the slot, got the pass he needed from Phil Gushulak. Chris wasted no time driving the puck into the net. A minute later, Darren Darren Crawford regained the lead for J&J Sharpening with assistance from Brad Johnson and Brad MacMns- ter. During the final period, the spectators continued to he thrilled with end to end hockey that one would expect expect irom two well matched teams. After five minutes of piny in this period, 401 Eiso scored to again tie the game. However, that tic was short lived as J&J centreman Brian Ball's efforts were rewarded rewarded with his goal. Stephen Stephen Wraith and Colin Gn- linski drew the assists. At the 2:04 mark, Dnrren Crawford completed his hat- trick with assistance from Jeremy Sanders nnd Brian Ball. Congratulations Darren! Darren! Finally with only n minute minute left in the game, Greg Mastcrson topped off the scoring to give his team the 6-3 victory over 401 Esso. Special mention should also go to Jamie Powell, Jacob Jacob Corski and Grnnt Gu- sliunlk. Although they were not officially recognized for assists, tlicir hard work along the boards nnd extra digging in the corners definitely definitely contributed to the win. Well done players! Well done tonm.! TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL DELTED RADIAL 701 ALL SEASON 299 Doan Avo., Oohawn Glen Campbell also received an assist on Gareth's goal at the 19:41 mark. Ian Cooper made several key saves on the Merchant snipers. The Eagles were lucky to fly away with a 5-5 tie. On Sunday night with the Axemen in town, Glen Campbell's line came alive scoring four, and Drew Al- lenby scored his second of the year. Nick Dennis scored two, Campbell and Shmyr one each, with all assisting on each others goals. Shane Armstrong potted two with assists from Rohr (2), Hartford Hartford and Stone. Gareth Stone also lit the light from the Armstrong boys. AROUND THE EAGLES NEST: Actually things have been a little flat and dull around the perch on the hill as the season wound down. Now it will be a whole new game. The play-offs are a different kettle of fish. A loss digs you into a hole, while a win may put you towards towards a series victory and on to the next plateau in the search of championship honours. honours. It will be one shift at a time, one period at a time, one game at a time and one series at a time. We hope each one of these steps will see 100% team effort from our team, the Eagles. It's time to follow the motto: "All for one and one for all" from manager and take a positive npli ever; coac attitude and a complete effort effort to be the best. As the league concludes, the Eagles will have their choice as to who they play first, then the Mojacks nave their choice and the two remaining remaining teams will play the third series. In the second round, when the Goodyear crew wins, they will have the choice of playing or taking taking a bye. The first play-off game should be in the Eagles'nest next weekend, and I'm betting betting we will be playing Cobourg. Cobourg. It's play-off time, folks, and spring is just around the comer. On Thursday, January 25th the Heritage House Atoms Atoms travelled to Port Hope for an exhibition game prior to playoffs. Alter spotting the home team 2 goals, the Toros caught fire in the third period period to score 5 unanswered goals and won 5-2. Brent Strand scored our first assisted by Greg McMurter and Steve Brink- man, followed quickly by an unassisted goal from Greg McMurter. Chris Steele scored our third on assists from Brent Strand and Greg McMurter. Dwayne Desjardins Desjardins put the cap on with the final 2 goals, assisted on the first by Travis Laughlin and Steve Brinkman, the second from Travis Laughlin and Rob Jeffers. Our first playoff series began on Sunday January 28th in Trenton with Toros displaying strong teamwork, passing and defensive play to win 9-2. Greg McMurter led the scoring with 4 goals 1 assist, Mark Frampton collected 3 assists, Sommer West 1 goal, 2 assists, Dwayne Des jardins 1 goal 1 assist, Travis Travis Laughlin 1 goal 1 assist, Kevin Pickell 1 goal 1 assist, Robbie Jeffers 2 assists, Steve Brinkman 2 assists, Chris Steele 1 goal and Derek Derek Lange 1 assist. ! Our next game in this series series will be played in Darlington Darlington on February 3 at 1:00 p.m. 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. 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