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m-im FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO -- The members of the Men's Major Bowling League who were singled out for individual awards at the annual banquet held on Saturday are as follows: Bert Perfect who averaged 249 for 90 games, Elton Brock for a high triple of 975, Larry Piper who made the biggest game over last year, A1 Osborne for high aggregate with a nine game pinfall of 2,335, and Russ Oke for high single game of 420. FLASHBACK-10 YEARS AGO - Firth's Meat Market recently won the Grafton tourney defeating all comers for the Championship. Team members are Tom Conahan, John Taylor, Joe Humenick, Don Stur- rock, Jordy Bowen, Glen Murphy, Bobby Howes, John Vance, Sandy Brown, Dave Ormiston, Terry Baker, Bill Prentice, Boyd Knox, Bruce Osborne, Ken Flemming Flemming (mgr.), Tom Wilson (coach), Don Hamilton (trainer).. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA - What current NHL player is the all-time leader in playoff games played? B.N.CJHJj. CHAMPIONS -- Preston the Mover won the Bowmanville Non-Contact hockey league championship championship on Saturday, with a convincing 6-2 win over the defending champions, the Bowmanville Blues. For Prestons' coach, Norm Daubney, it was his first league championship in 13 years. ED WERENICH IN OSHAWA -- World champion curler Ed Werenich will be a guest at the Choo-Kin Radiothon for Cystic Fibrosis on May 12 at the Oshawa Centre. Mr. Werenich made the headlines when he won the Canadian Brier, and then the World Cup in Sweden. Fans can catch the World Champion from 11-2. SYNCHRO SWIMMER MAKES CANADIAN FINALS FINALS -- Sophia Sagur, of Bowmanville, has qualified to compete at . the Canadian National Synchronized Swimming Championships held from May 7-12 in Etobicoke. Sophia, who swims for the Oshawa Synchro Synchro Club, was part of the team that qualified second in the Provincial Championships in Ottawa back in February. The winners at the Canadian Championships Championships will become members of the Canadian National team, and will compete internationally next season. OSHAWA HAWKE YES BANTAM FOOTBALL - The Oshawa Hawkeye bantam football team is looking looking for players aged 14-16 and under 180 pounds, to play for their team this season. The Hawkeyes compete compete in the Central Ontario Minor Football League, and begin try-outs in early June. The team supplies all the equipment, and play their home games at the Civic Fields in Oshawa. Anyone interested in trying out for the team can contact Gord Carey at 987-4423. MASTERS LOB BALL -- The Masters Lob Ball league is in need of one more team to get its first season season under way. Anyone 35 and over who would like to play in the league, is asked to call Harvey Webster at 623-2612. TRIVIA ANSWER -- Before the 1990 playoffs began, Larry Robinson was the leader with 203 games played. FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair ■ Clear Coat Available Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E Bowmanville 623-6353 Bowmanville Recreational Hockey League Awards Presentations Bowmanville High School Sunday, May 6th * Tyke and Novice -1 p.m. * Atom, PeeWee and Bantam - 7 p.m. For further information call Pat Lange 623-6000 B.R.H.L. Hockey Moms FREE PUBLIC SKATING SUNDAY, flPIRL Z9TH. 1990 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. AT THE BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX THANKS TO THE RESIDENTS OF OÜR COMMUNITY FOR HELPING TO MAKE OUR 2ND YEAR OF OPERATION A GREAT SUCCESS! FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SUMMER BOOKING POSSIBILITIES AT BOWMANVILE RECREATION COMPLEX, PLEASE CONTACT THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT AT 623-3379 EXT. 249. SPORTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 25,1990 7 Plenty of Exciting Games In Jug City Tournament Pick Me, Pick Me! T ■ i\\J * II $-•: : 'flf . / vV\ - - • ' ■ f \ $:■/< ' • Y?> rnn- St. Stephens and Lindsay Collegiate Vocational In- St. Stephens last Friday. St. Stephens dropped a 11-0 stitute locked horns in a high school rugby battle at decision to their LCVI counterparts. Skylight Donuts Play In Round Robin Game Skylight Donuts Tykes five minutes of the first peri- ed end to end, past Rotary's played their second round od that Ian Gleeson scored defencemen to score with a robin game on Thursday, Skylight's second goal on a low, hard shot. April 12th and defeated Ro- breakaway from the blue wrrV, n „i„ m „„„ , , ,, tary by a 4-2 score. line. • With only 10 seconds left This' game proved to be Cole Linfoot scored his of RnbirVY^ià^îv' 7 Smal | difficult for Skylight. In the second goal of the game, M al nnZ> ram/ h ond first period, Cole Linfoot of again by positioning himself ® r , T . f; ' • . Skylight scored his first goal in front of the net and dig- , . ole ca ™ e close to of the playoffs from a scram- ging at the puck. a , truck, "Ut his ble in front of the net. Two The second period was r 11 ™ was disallowed : Y . . The Bowmanville "Graham "Graham Jug City" Selects of the B.R.H.L. hosted their annual annual tournament this past Saturday, Saturday, April 21. The day long tournament featured eight teams represented by London Red Circle, Hamilton Hamilton Dofasco, Hamilton Mount, North Toronto, three Oshawa teams representing the Church League, N.A.S.C., and Catholic Youth Organization, along with our own Graham Jug City Black Hawks. The opening game featured featured two Oshawa teams," with a one sided 5-1 win by N.A.S.C. over C.YO. Game number two saw Hamilton Mt. drop Oshawa Church League by a 4-1 score. The third game had Bowmanville Bowmanville come up with a strong third period to defeat London Red Circle 5-1. Scoring Scoring for Bowmanville were Andy Griffin 2 goals 1 assist, assist, Joel Osborne, Brian Lowery, and Chris Watson while Richard Salomon added added 2 assists with Dan MacDonald, MacDonald, Clayton Kohn, Jamie Jamie Potter an Ian Sinclair picking up one assist each. The final game of the opening round had Hamilton Hamilton Dofasco clobber North Toronto 7-1. Game 5 was the first game of the B division semifinal semifinal with the Oshawa Church League defeating Oshawa Catholic 4-1. The opening game of the "A" semi-finals saw Hamilton Hamilton Mt. get by a stubborn Oshawa N.A.S.C. team 4-1. The second "B" semi-final was some what of a surprise for North Toronto as they completely dominated London London Red Circle 5-0. _ Bowmanville came up with a decent team effort in their "A" semi-final match up with Hamilton Dofasco winning 7-0. In this game the team finally realized the importance of team work if they were to be successful. Leading the Bowmanville attack was Chris Watson with 2 goals, 1 assist, Clayton Clayton Kohn 1 goal 1 assist, Matthew Akey, Joel Osborne, Osborne, Danny MacDonald and Andy Griffin, with Richard Richard Salomon adding 1 assist. assist. The final game of the "B" Championship, had the Oshawa Church League team playing North Toronto. With both teams coming off strong efforts in the semifinal semifinal round the close game that was expected never happened as the Oshawa team proved to be too strong for their Toronto opponents running up a 5-1 score. Finally at 5 p.m. the "A" Championship Final began. The opponents each featured featured perfect records this season, and both teams appeared appeared evenly matched for this game. One bit of information information Bowmanville did know concerning the Hamilton Hamilton team, was of their star player Justin Healy. What Hamilton didn't know was the Bowmanville had a similar similar star in Danny MacDonald. MacDonald. Hamilton Mt. struck early early in the game, as Justin Healy split the Bowmanville defence to score with 1:48 played in the opening period. period. Less than a minute later, Joel Osborne blocked a shot at his own blue line giving himself a break away which he cashed in on to even the count. Again with 3:06 remaining remaining in the opening period Justin Healy slipped by the Bowmanville defence to restore restore the Hamilton lead. The second period kept the score keeper busy as five goals were scored. Clayton Kohn knocked in a rebound 3:54 into the period with Chris Watson assisting. Less than a minute later, Richard Salomon gave Bowmanville Bowmanville the lead for the first time in the game. However However that lead was short lived as again Justin Healy notched his third goal of the nnntftof Donald began to take the show over more and more against his rival and just over a minute after the last Hamilton marker, had restored restored the Red Men lead. Again that lead barely lasted a minute, when Hamilton Hamilton again produced the tying tying goal as Brian Geer scored. While the second period period produced five goals in a five minute span, the third period would produce no scoring as the defences finally finally got their game in order to finally give the goalies the assistance they needed. Ending regulation time tied at four each the teams entered sudden death overtime. overtime. Healy bounced a shot off the post and at the other end, MacDonald was robbed by a great glove save by the Hamilton goalie. The second overtime period period began with each team starting their big guns. Twenty eight seconds later the game was over and only one team could lay claim to the undefeated record, that was Bowmanville as again Danny MacDonald found the back of the Hamilton net for the 5-4 win. This was an incredible season for the "Graham Jug City" Black Hawks as they were undefeated against all novice select teams. They also won four tournaments. In February they claimed the Oshawa Heritage Championship. Championship. March had the team capture the South Buffalo Buffalo ana Lindsay tourney's and finally in April our own Bowmanville Tournament. Congratulations go to goalies Jake Davis ana Ryan Bruce, Andy Griffin, Todd Bumstead, Chris Watson, Matthew Akey, Blake Ayl- sworth, Brian Lowery, Jamie Jamie Potter, Rich Salomon, Andy Gifford, Ian Sinclair, Danny MacDonald, Craig Matheson, Clayton Kohn, and Joel Osborne. And to coaches Don Sinclair, Ivan Griffin nnJ fitovp Rrnrp period was I v -i , ,' minutés later, Andrew scoreless with Skylight kee- because he was standing in Smale of Rotary scored on a ing the puck in Rotary's end tae crease - This game was breakaway to tie the game but just not able to score. 1-L _ In the third period, Sky- It wasn't until the last light's Brandon Baker skat- Cole's strongest effort of the season. Keep up the good work, Cole. Vx \Y; .\ , I ? V YYv'-Y. X ..V, A .. ..x a Y : é :: i -I u I/- :, v n ivW Hit f II) imi " : ;L » ; |h ii ll »: -y*» If v^SL' Jubilant Jug City Selects Savor Victory The Jug City novice selects captured the 'A' Championship Championship at a tournament at the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex on Saturday, April 21. The team needed double overtime to defeat Hamilton 5-4. In earlier action, action, the team defeated London 5-1, and Dofasco 7-0. $500 Cheque Will Help Olympic Hopeful Leo Kelly (left) and Jim Hutchison (far right) on behalf of the Newcastle Oldtimcrs hockey team, presented Jim Shaw with a cheque for $500 on Thursday,_ April 19, to help Jim with his goal of competing at the Para- Olympics in Barcelona, Spain in 1992. The team raised the money through dances and golf tournaments, and arc well known for donating money to various various causes in the Village of Newcastle. 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