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i i FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- The top ten bowlers in the Men's Major Bowling League at Liberty Liberty Bowl are Larry Piper 250, Art Rowe 246, A1 Osborne 244, Ernie Perfect 241, Bob Lawton 235, Russ Hallman 234, Bob Richards 234, Dr. H.B. Rundle 232, Ed Leslie 230, Mauritz Anneart 229. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO -- The girls' soccer soccer team of M.J. Hobbs were the winner of the county championship this year. Coached by Harvey Webster, the team members are Debbie Moon, Marlene Gilbank, Carolyn Werry, Tracy Quinn, Teri Lilley, Nancy Locke, Heidi Rohrer, Sandy Pla- huta, Kelly Jennings, Simone Kamstra, Leigh Welch, Jaqueline Broome, Justine Geboers, Diana Bronson, Lisa Potter, Cathy Cook, Tammy Baker and Kerry Kilmer. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- What team was the last one to win back-to-back National Championships Championships in Division 1 college football? EAGLES' GAMES -- The Eagles will have three chances in the upcoming week to avenge two lopsided lopsided losses last week, 12-2 against Little Britain and 7-1 against Port Perry. On Friday night they'll be in Lakefield at 8:30 p.m., and then host the Chiefs back in Bowmanville on Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday night, the Port Perry Mo- jacks will be in town for an 8:30 p.m. start. TRIVIA ANSWER -- The Alabama Crimson Tide tied with Southern Cal in 1978, and then repeated in 1979 with a 12-0-0 record. Hockin Skates to Tie by Bob Sheridan On Sunday night, we played Newcastle Peelers to a 9-9 tie. Bill Robinson led the Newcastle attack with three goals and two assists as he played a fine game at centre.. David Lovell scored twice, with singles going to Jerry Thompson, Glen Murphy, Murphy, Dave McManus and Howard Quinney. Howard displayed his usual legerdemain legerdemain at the side of the net as he tucked the puck in behind behind Art Hester. Howard, now playing in his 67th year, is a truly amazing athlete. athlete. He continues to stick- handle, pass accurately, and skate with style and gr " ~ aae Brian Foster mad ace. some TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED] RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa fine saves in the Peelers' net but succumbed to a barrage of shooting from our marksmen. marksmen. David Green, playing his usual fine game, scoring three goals, was a pleasure to watch. Dave's first goal was a masterpiece as he finessed finessed his way through two defenders, forced Brian Foster Foster to his knees and tucked the puck in the corner. Norm Lavallee scored twice and set Irv Gill up for two beautiful goals. Ed Schryer took a pass from Bob De- blois ana raced around a defenseman defenseman to pick the comer with a low shot along the ice. Bob Sheridan completed the scoring for our side as he dribbled a soft shot through the five hole. Hugh German, Ron Clemens and Grant Wright played their usual tenacious game. A week ago, we defeated Macintosh Chrysler 10-6. Macintosh goals were scored by Jim Williams with two, Tom Robertson, Jim Campbell, Campbell, Ron Cunningham, and Fred. Young., with singles; David Burroughs played well in goal for Macintosh but couldn't stop our attack. David Green and Irv Gill led the assault with two goals each. Singles were scored by Grant Flintoff, Hugh German, German, Ed Schryer, Ron Clemens, Clemens, Bob Deblois, and Sie- gi Rohr. . ESSO SWIM CANADA New 10 week session starts Jan. 18/91 at the Newcastle Fitness Centre Program emphasizes efficient swimming through Stroke Improvement, proper turns and fast starts for Competitive Swimming. Ages six to twelve. No competitive swim meets scheduled In this program. Cost: $46. per session. REGISTRATION TUBS., JAN. 8 andTHURS., JAN. 10 from 6:30 - 7 p.m. at the Newcastle Fitness Centre For more info, call Jeri Frisina at 623-1204 Fred's fiuto 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 WEEKLY QUOTE "Procrastination is the thief of time." jim somrs , 4T ' v" BOWMANVILLE COO CHCC Oilers in Whitby Final The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 2,1991 9 Successful Tournament for Flying Dutchman Atom Toros ■. i: ■■ r - ma m Ml k k f ; Action near the 401 Esso goal during the final game of the Whitby Optimist House League Tournament held last week. Defending are goalie Brandon Renton, Josh Bonnetta (4), Jason Frayne (2) and Scott Lambert (9), behind the net. Attacking Attacking is the forward line of the Carnation Flower Shop Atoms consisting of Scott MacDonald (15), Danny MacDonald (16), and Andrew Wraith (17). The Carnation team won the tournament championship with a 5-3 decision over the Oilers, who the went home as runners-up. by Robbie MacCheyne During the past week, the 401 Esso Oilers took part in a house league tournament tournament held at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby. It was a well-run activity sponsored sponsored by the Brooklin Whitby Whitby Minor Hockey Association Association and the Whitby Optimists. The Oilers' first game was against the Country Country Style Donut Atoms from Ajax on Wednesday, December December 26. Wè won the game by a score of 8-2. The first goal of the game was scored by Ajax. Jason Frayne got our first goal with a nice pass behind the net from Jeff Carter. On the same shift, he scored - another another goal unassisted. Both teams scored one each in the second period. The Oilers got their goal from Josh Bonnetta assisted by Greg Patterson. Once again, the third period period belonged to the Oilers with five goals. Jason Frayne got his third goal and then set up Jeff Carter with a score. Oiler centre Ryan Winning had a natural hat-trick to end the game. Josh Bonnetta, Brian Tam- blyn and John Treleaven assisted assisted Ryan's markers. On Thursday, December 27, 1990, the Oilers played two teams from Whitby. We won the first game against Duff's Towing Atoms by a score of 5-2; Ryan Winning f ot three of our goals. Jason rayne and yours trulytoom- pleted the'scoring: We Were leading the game 3-0 going into tne third period ana both teams traded two goals each to end the game. The second game of the COACH'S CORNER: Ryan Winning won the MVP selection in all the games we played. In the final game, he personally gave the medal to goalie Brandon Renton. Four of the five games we played in this tournament were very close. Without the steady play of Brandon, bur team would not have been as successful. Ryan's gesture shows that he knows value of a team effort. The B.R.H.L. can be proud of their teams playing in this tournament. We held our own against competition consisting mostly of major age players in both the atom and peewee divisions. The Oiler team and parents would like to thank Mrs. Knuth of 401 Esso x " * ' BMHA TOROS ATOM FLYING DUTCHMAN 1990-91 The Flying Dutchman Atom Toros captured the 'A' Championship at a Port Hope Tournament, and followed followed it up with the 'D' Championship trophy at the Schickedanz Christmas Classic. Team members include, include, not in order of appearance in this photo, John Marco Cannito, Steve Ewles, Niki DeFreitas, Chris Baumhauer, Chris McKenzie, Mike Maynard, Nicky j Zdravkovski, Mike Leipsig, Brent Stockman, Jason' , Lange, Craig Sabine, Erik Griffin, Richard Aaseri, ' Greg Koenderman, Mike DeFreitas (coach), Jim Griffin Griffin (manager), Wayne Aasen (asst, coach). Dennis Pizza Toros Return from Brighton with 'B' Title -y t- -v te. V \Wtm . fill! BMHA TOROS MAJOR NOVICE DENNIS PIZZA 1990-91 The Dennis Pizza Toros cap „ r -- . ship trophy at the Brighton Invitational Tournament on December 15. Team members include, front row, (1 r ) Darren Powell, Ian Sinclair, Mike Patrick, Blake day was against the Whitby Avlsworth Andy Gifford, Darryl Adams, Ryan Bruce. Audio Atoms. The Oilers de- J feated this team 5-3. Oiler Q n December 16, the.ma- centre Ryan Winning picked ; or nov j ce Toros travelled to up four goals in this match Brighton for a one day tour- nament. In their first game, they encountered Lindsay who continues to be a formidable formidable opponent for the Toros. Toros. In the first period, Mike Patrick had a clean breaka- tured the 'B' Champion- Back row, (1-r), Chris Shields, Steve Brucé (asst. coach), Mark Hoar, Matt Stout, Richie Kearns, Don Sinclair (coach), Jamie McCarthy, Stephen Hoar, Dave Gifford (asst, coach), Joel Tymchuk. The Flying Dutchman Atom Toros played a fantastic fantastic defensive game, with excellent excellent goaltending to take the 'A' Championship in the Port Hope Tournament. Going Going up against 'A' and 'B' classified teams, the boys knew the task would not be easy and team effort was necessary. They scored a total total of nine goals, but allowed only two. The defence of Mike Leipsig, Erik Griffin, Richard Aasen and Steve Ewles (and Chris Baumhauer Baumhauer when needed) were at their best. The team appears appears to be much stronger with Steve back on defence. He is a very talented hockey player. Our first game was a barn-burner against Port Hope. Brent Stockman opened the scoring, assisted by Nicky Zdravkovski and Steve Ewles. But Port Hope tied it up in the third period to send the game into overtime. overtime. Jason Lange picked up a clearing pass from Steve and out-hustled three players to rive Bowmanville a 2-1 win. John Marco Cannito Cannito was excellent in net as was .Mike Walsh for Port Hope. * ; ; ' y The boys continued their checking game and defeated the LNHL Major Red Wings 3-0. Greg Konderman re corded the shutout, but not '•) before making many great saves. Jason Lange opened the scoring with a 15-foot" blast to the top comer, as- J sisted by Steve Ewles. Then -i Erik Griffin sent a nice pass to Niki DeFreitas and he, in turn, sent a pass over to Jason Jason Lange for a 2-0 lead. Nicky Zdravkovski raced the .. length of the ice and, while ; falling, shot the puck into ; the net after receiving a ' pass from Niki DeFreitas. The Flying Dutchmen now had to face Ajax in the : final after they defeated Peterborough Peterborough 2-1. Ajax scored first, but the Toros came back with four unanswered goals for a 4-1 win. Chris Baumhauer got the tying goal unassisted. Craig Sar bine scored the game winner assisted by Niki DeFreitas and Mike Leipsig. Then Niki DeFreitas got the insurance marker assisted by Craig Sabine and Mike Leipsig. With less than a minute left, : Brent Stockman scored into the empty net assisted by Steve Ewles. Throughout the tourna-, , ment, Chris McKenzie and; Mike Maynard were called upon to 7 Kill' penalties, and: -■ they did it with excellence;/: On their regular line, they are very good backcheckers. Way to go Toros! WHITBY RRR-RRQ3 and the single score was by Jason Frayne. The Oilers jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first period, only to have the Whitby team come back with three goals in the second second period. We got two goals to win the game in the last period. These three wins put us in the finals on Friday, December 28. The semi final game was against another Whitby team, the Provincial Signs Atoms. In another close game, we edged this team 4- 2. Ryan Winning did all our scoring with four goals. The Whitby team was down 4-1 going into the last period and outplayed the Oilers during the third. Oiler goalie goalie Brandon Renton kept us in, allowing only one further goal. The final game came against the Carnation Flower Flower Shop Atoms of the B.R.H.L. We lost 5-3 in a very exciting game. Ryan Winning started off the first period with a breakaway goal. Oiler defenceman Josh Bonnetta, put us two ahead with a slapshot from the slot set up by Scott Hodgins and Jason Frayne. The second period belonged to the Carnation Carnation team, with four scores. Forward Danny MacDonald MacDonald got three and his brother, Scott, scored once. With one second left in the period, Oiler forward Jeff Carter tipped in a pass from Ryan Winning to stay within within a goal. Tne third period was our best hockey of the season. We had many chances that were stopped by Carnation goalie Jeremy Bowen. Our goalie made several saves on breakaways, mostly by the MacDonald brothers. Scott MacDonald got their last goal in the final minute. Carnation were the tournament tournament champions and we received received the runner-up trophy. way only to be stopped on a nice pad save by the Lindsay goalie. On the same play, Lindsay rushed right back to take a 1-0 lead. Dennis Pizza finally hit the score- board in the middle of the second period when Matt Stout scored with assists from Blake Aylsworth and Richie Kearns in a goalmouth goalmouth scramble. The game did not remain tied very long before Lindsay scored on a breakaway. Both teams played extremely well with rushes up and down the ice. With the score 2-1 in Lindsay's favour, the Toros were pressing to even the score up when Lindsay took a penalty. Bowmanville had their chances, but they came up with the short end of the stick when a Lindsay player intercepted a clearing pass and beat our goalie to give them a 3-1 lead. This goal just seemed to take the wind out of the boys' sails as Lindsay Lindsay fired in two more goals to defeat the Toros 5-1. This was a well-fought game with the score not truly indicative of the play of the game. In their second match, the Toros met Whitby. For the first five minutes of the first period, it appeared the Toros were still suffering from their loss to Lindsay. Then they' found their wheels. Mike Patrick scored a pair of goals, with assists from Ricnie Kearns and Mark Hoar to give the Toros a 2-0 lead to close out the first period. Whitby came back on a power play in the second period to close the gap to 2-1 in favour of the Toros. Towards the end of the second period, on a pass from Darryl Adams and Joel Tymchuk, Mike Patrick notched his third goal to restore restore the lead to two goals. Matt Stout gave the Toros a 4-1 lead on a pass from Richie Richie Kearns to round out the scoring and advancing Dennis Dennis Pizza to the 'B' Championship Championship final. In the final, the Toros met Trenton for their third game in six hours. The first aged Mike period was dominated by the Toros, but they only man- a one-goal lead from Patrick with assists from Jamie McCarthy and Mark Hoar. In the second period, the team made some nice passing plays, with Darryl Adams scoring from Blake Aylsworth and Richie Kearns hitting the twine with assists to Stephen Hoar and Stout to take a 3-0 lead. Early in the third period, Aylsworth (from McCarthy) slid the puck past the Trenton Trenton goalie to give the Toros a four-goal lead. Trenton came back to score two goals in 90 seconds to close the gap to 4- 2 with six minutes left in the game. It looked like nail biting time (for the coaches and parents) as the team needed to re-group. The Toros Toros displayed maturity as they continued to play as a team and were rewarded 60 seconds later on a goal by Andy Gifford from Adams and Aylsworth. This goal seemed to finish off Trenton as Bowmanville popped in two more goals (Aylsworth from Stout and Sinclair; Adams Adams from Tymchuk and Patrick) Patrick) to bring home the 'B' championship. Good team effort, guys! Hectic Tournament for Liberty Mutual Novices Newcastle Arena was the scene of some great hockey on Friday, December 28, when Liberty Mutual Novices Novices played three tournament games. Our boys met Newcastle in the first game and it was an exciting one. The action was end-to-end, with lots of scoring chances for both sides. Liberty Mutual took the lead on a goal by Jamie Griffin in the first period, assisted by Steve De Graaf. Before the period ended,' Newcastle tied the score. Liberty Mutual worked hard and went ahead by one when Steve DeGraaf put the puck in the net unassisted. Once again, Newcastle came back and tied the game at two. In the third period, although although our boys continued to work hard, Newcastle scored two unanswered goals for the win. Liberty Mutual suited up against Port Hope for their second game. Our boys showed us what teamwork is all about in this game. Centres Tim Swan, Jason Greenham, and Jeff Ross won the face offs and back- checked effectively. Wingers Derrick Welch, Ryan Dochuk, Dochuk, Brian Villamere, Matt Devera, Ryan Davis and Jamie Jamie Griffin did their job on the boards and in front of the net. Defencemen Steve DeGraaf, Darren Kok, Ben Plowright and Michael Harper kept the puck in at the blue line and cleared it out of the defensive zone. We saw some great passing and a fine performance in net by J.J. Warden. All this, smart hockey resulted in a 5-0 win for Liberty Mutual. Michael Harper led the scoring scoring with three goals for his first hat-trick ever. Congratulations, Congratulations, Michael! An assist went to Darren Kok. Matt Devera put the puck in the net, assisted by Timmy Swan and Ryan Davis. Ryan Dochuk closed the scoring at 10:46 of the third period, with assists to Jason Green- ham and Jeff Ross. Congratulations Congratulations to J.J. Warden on the shutout. Liberty Mutual got off to a rough start in their third game when Grafton scored four quick, unanswered goals. However, much \ to their credit, our boys did not give up. They settled down', showed great determination, and went on to play a strong, two-way game. Tim Swan led the scoring for Liberty Liberty Mutual with a hat trick. Great job, Tim! Assists went to Ryan Dochuk and Steve DeGraaf. Michael Haroer, Jeff Ross and Ryan Dochuk netted one goal each, with assists to Tim Swan, Ryan Davis, Steve DeGraaf and Michael Harper. Harper. The game ended in an 8- 6 win for Grafton, but our boys were pressing right up to the final buzzer. Another five minutes, and that game was yours, guys! Congratulations, Congratulations, boys, on three games of smart hockey and great teamwork. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if biuy call 725-2831 u him i> m i: \ in: i xu. 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