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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1991 Hockin Rally for Tie Going Down the Chair Lift at Kirby Ski Hill by Bob Sheridan Our goalie, Art Hester re- injured his back in the warm-up and gamely struggled struggled through the first period while Junior Tennant ' dressed to replace him. David David Green opened the scoring scoring but Town Sports roared back with five unanswered goals and this was the situation situation when Junior took over for the last two stanzas. ; Town Sports scoring was led by Guido Krummenacher with three, Phil Green and ; Dave Hansen with two each, and Erik Strand and Gary James with singles. J David Green was a force ifor our side, displaying jamazing feats of stick- .handling wizardry, as he led our attack with three goals, ably assisted by line-mates Rick Rademacher and Siegi Rohr. Siegi scored twice with accurate shooting in close. Late in the third period, we were losing by a score of 9-5 when Dean Avery set up Bob Sheridan in the crease. Bob Deblois, returning to his old form, played on a line with Shendan and Avery, and scored twice. With the score now at 9-8, we pulled our goalie and went with six attackers. Colon McLeod made several fine saves until until George Sainsbury swooped in from the point like an eagle and drove a loose puck into the twine with only 30 seconds left on Eagles Scoring Statistics For Regular Season I Name Goals Assists Total 2 Glen Campbell 24 39 63 J Nick Dennis 20 26 46 1 Rob Real 20 25 45 » Shane Armstrong 20 18 38 » Jeff Rohr 18 17 35 \ Brad Robinson 14 18 32 jj Dean Baumhauer 6 21 27 îj Gareth Stone T Steve McCrae 8 16 24 10 13 23 - Jeff Flintoff 5 8 13 Î Drew Allenby 4 6 10 2 Scott Penton 1 8 9 j Greg Goode 4 4 8 « Kevin Mitchell 3 . 3 6 1 Neil Taylor 2 3 5 5 Trevor Newell 0 4 4 2 Mark Tripp 0 2 2 > Gil Bonneau 0 1 1 » Chris Eriksson 0 0 0 Pirns. 115 136 81 26 36 26 137 42 55 6 138 10 140 114 15' 23 2 26 2 the clock. Warren Townsley, who had a superb game On our defense, blocked a shot and raced away on a breakaway, breakaway, only to be foiled by Colin Colin McLeod. Bob Hellam, Gerry Henderson and Grant Flintoff all played fine games in this 9-9 tie. Come to our next game against Macintosh Chrysler Friday night at 8:00 p.m. in Bowmanville Arena. Grant Awarded A new, innovative recreation recreation program for young children has received received a significant financial financial boost from the provincial provincial government. A large grant has been awarded to the Ontario Physical and Health Education Education Association to market market the new Sportability program to schools and recreation departments in southern Ontario. Sportability teaches young children basic sports skills in three categories: categories: track and field, gymnastics and team games. It emphasizes technique and fun instead instead of competition. The program debuted last year in northern Ontario. The program will be made available to all 4,000 elementary schools in the province, as well as recreation departments, community groups, youth organizations and service clubs. TAG DAY SALE 40% OFF Verticals and Mini Blinds miiiii Will min ® LTD. SH 20% OFF Semi Sheer Draperies mother mod 34 King Street W., Bowmanville 623-2826 Authorized Shade-o-matic Dealer . Winter Records Shut-out for Newcastle Atoms are Unbeatable On Saturday, Jan 26, the Newcastle Atoms played host to Bewdley Optimist and came away with a 7-0 shutout. Newcastle goalie, Paul Winter, turned in a solid performance and recorded his first ever shutout. Although the home squad spent 21 minutes in the penalty penalty box, they still were able to shut the opponent down with the solia defence of Donald Baker, Vince Norton, Norton, Jesse Anger and Mark Sausedo. Darryl Wright lead the way with three goals and two assists. Chris Druery minutes remaining in the match, Newcastle was down 5-2. Everyone in the arena was ready for Newcastle's imminent defeat. Everyone but the league's leading scorer Darryl Wright, who took it upon himself to fire home four straight goals. And when the smoke had cleared, our team had managed managed a 6-5 decision. Assists went to Mark Sausedo, Chris Druery, Chris McLean and Paul Winter. On Feb. 2, the Newcastle team got sweet revenge against the Orono team wno earlier "had "beat us 6-4. The Saturday game was never in doubt with our Atoms tallying tallying 10 times and Jamie Metcalf Metcalf getting the hat trick. Darryl also marked another four times with Tommy Gil- lan, Chris Druery, and Mark Sausedo getting singles. Assisting Assisting were Darryl, Chris, Chris McLean 3, Paul Winter Winter 2,Jamie, Tommy, and Donald Baker. Goalie Jesse Anger turned in another good performance performance at our end while Jimmy Thompson kept up his aggressive digging in front of the other net. Keep up the strong pace guys! 1 a go with Mark Sausedo scoring one on a beautiful end to end rush. He also added two helpers, Vince Norton and Tommy Gillan had singles. On Tue. Jan 29, the battle battle for first spot took place against Grafton's #3 team. With the visitors being only two points behind us in the overall standings. Newcastle came out flying flying and by the end of the first period we held a 3-0 lead on two goals by Tommy Gillan and one by Chris Druery. At the end of period two, the score was 4-1 in favor of our Atoms with Jamie Metcalf Metcalf getting the forth goal. In the third, Grafton narrowed narrowed Newcastle's advantage advantage to 4-3 by notching a couple of quick scores,. But with 7:25 remaining, Darryl Wright put it out of reach with a goal that iust floated over tne shoulder of the Grafton netminder. Newcastle Newcastle won 5-3. On Jan. 31, the Atoms travelled east to play another another Grafton team. This time it was the number one set. 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March 24 Show Returns glers Paradise' is a 1,200 square foot Casting Pond where Peter Edwards- coach of the Canadian Casting Team-will be giving daily demonstrations. demonstrations. As well, World Champion Champion Chainsaw carver, Dennis Roghair, will demonstrate nis skills in the Arena, with carvings available for sale. Canada's largest outdoor outdoor showcase returns just in time for spring when the. Toronto Sportsmen's Sportsmen's Show opens its doors on Friday, March 15 through Sunday, March 24 at the Coliseum Building, Exhibition Place. A tradition which began began in 1948, the whole family can gather to explore explore more than 600 exhibits, exhibits, from resorts and adventure vacations, fishing fishing and camping products, products, boats and recreational recreational vehicles, to wildlife art, decoy carving and "1 lost 75 lbs. with Nutri/System. 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The Arena will host the world's largest Indoor Retriever Trials and flyball demonstrations. demonstrations. The popular live Trout Pond will be back and stocked with lots of hungry hungry fish to catch and take home. In the middle of 'An- Tigers Get Tails Pulled On Saturday February 2, the Hollingsworth Family Trust Tigers took on Carnation Carnation in the B.R.H.L. Atom Division. The Tigers went into this game missing two defense- men, so major line changes were required. These line changes were hard for the Tigers to adjust to but allowed allowed the MacDonald's to lead the Carnation team to score 6 goals before the Tigers Tigers could get on the score- board. The Tigers goal was scored when Darren Crawford Crawford grabbed the puck and got a shot on net that the goalie couldn't control allowing allowing David Hollingsworth to jam the loose puck into the net. The Carnation team cam back hard scoring three more goals. The Tigers then scored when Chris Watson fed the puck to Greg Hoy who spotted Robert Dorigo in front of the net and Robert Robert one-timed the pass into the net. The Carnation team then notched another goal. The Tigers scored their third goal when Mike McCory let a shot go from the point that Greg Hoy deflected into the net. The Carnation team then connected for their eleventh goal of the game. In the last minute of the game, the Tigers hit for two goals. The first was on a passing play from Chris Watson to Robert Dorigo to Greg Hoy who registered the goal. The final Tigers goal was scored when Chris Watson Watson won the face off at Centre Centre ice, beat the defence before before lifting the puck over the goalie's shoulder. The final score rend Carnation 11 - Family Trust 5. The Tigers now know they have n largo hill to climb if they want to be one of the top teams in the Atom Division of the B.R.H.L. WHEN THE GIFT IS AS IMPORTANT AS THE OCCASION. 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