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I Dutchman Atoms Enter Playoffs On Tuesday, Feb. 26, the Flying Dutchman Atom "CC" Toros played their first playoff game in the quarterfinals quarterfinals against Peterborough "A" team. The game was anything but pretty as Peterborough used a lot of stick work on the Toros and payed for it dearly as they scored two powerplay goals enroute to a 5-3 win. Chris Baumhauer, Erik Griffin, Steve Ewles and Mike Leipsig played a great defensive game along with goalie John Marco Can- nito. Nicky Zdravkovski opened the scoring. Peterborough Peterborough tied the game, but Craig Sabine scored on a rebound rebound after a shot by Niki De Freitas. With the game tied at two, Jason Lange hit the net followed by Richard Aasen's goal assisted by Steve Ewles for a 4-2 lead. With a minute and a half left in the game, Peterborough Peterborough narrowed the margin. Niki De Freitas won a face- The Castle Hotel Adult Entertainment 12 Noon to 1:00 a.m. Offering: Pool Tournament - March 16th $300.00 1st Prize Barbie Doll Bensson - March 18 to 23 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 11 P.m. -12 midnight Spaghetti and Meatball Wrestling March 26th 54 King St. E. 623-7072 Bowmanville Sponsored by Durham Region Concert Association LIONABOYD In Concert Sunday, March 24th, 7:30 p.m. At Oshawa Little Theatre, 62 Russet St., Oshawa TICKETS: Adults $20.00 Seniors and Students $18.00 (G.S.T. incl.) TICKETS SOLD AT: Rickab/s, 27 King St. W„ Bowmanville; Wilson and Lee, Oshawa; Thomas House of Music, Whitby FOR MORE INFO CALL: 571-1386 OR 436-2499 off in the Peterborough zone, to Jason Lange. His shot was saved, but Nicky Zdravkovski Zdravkovski banged the rebound home. Greg Koenderman was in goal for the Toros in game two and made some fine stops. However, the boys lost their next two games, and the road to the finals did not look good. The scores were 6-0 ana 6-2 respectively. respectively. Scoring for the Toros were Niki De FYeitas from Craig Sabine and Jason Lange scored assisted by Niki De Freitas. Game four in Peterborough Peterborough was very entertaining and the Toroos led 3-1 after one period. Scoring were Nicky Zdravkovski assisted by Niki De Freitas and Mike Maynard. Nicky Zdravkovski Zdravkovski scored his second goal assisted by Jason Lange. Then Niki De Freitas on passes by Craig Sabine and Richard Aasen. Peterborough Peterborough lead 5-4 after two periods periods as Niki De Freitas got the lone Toro goal on a rebound rebound after a hard shot from Steve Ewles. Mike Leipsig also assisted on the goal with a nice pass to Steve. Toros were fixed up, and Brent Stockman tied the game on a tip in from a Mike Leipsig blast after receiving receiving a nice pass from Jason Jason Lange. Jason then scored the winning goal unassisted. unassisted. Everyone worked very hard and really wanted it. The coaching staff felt very proud of the boys performance. performance. Game five was Saturday, March 9, at Darlington Darlington and the Toros remained remained heavy underdogs. Peterborough struck first in the first period and the score remained that way for two periods. John Marco Canni- to played an excellent game in net for the Toros as did the Peterborough goalie. The third period was all Bowmanville, but Peterborough Peterborough struck again for a 2-0 lead. Bowmanville continued continued their relentless attack, and it paid off as Chris McKenzie scored assisted by Brent Stockman. The boys dug a little deeper but were unable to get the equalizer. . r H f '-:z7r- ' IV DENNIS PIZZA BUCKS :e bilet a EPUTY GOVERNC R *SC<JS-OOÛvERNEÙr """'IGOI/l/ËRNEÜR "GWTFWOa' . •• v ; aV „" .. 5LÊGAL,;;; 18th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL We will be taking $5.00 off our large or extra large pizzas in the month of March. No coupon necessary! Eat-in, take-out or delivery 219 King St. E. DENNIS PIZZERIA & RESTAURANT Bowmanville AND 'RESTAURANT PRESENTS $ Fri., March 15 Sat., March 16 & /> THE HOTEL Liberty St. and 401 623-3373 Bowmanville It was a tough loss, because the best team on this day were on the short end of the scoreboard. Steve Ewles, Chris Baumhauer, Erik Griffin and Mike Leipsig played an exceptionally great game. Up front, Jason Lange, Brent Stockman, Niki De Freitas and Craig Sabine had good chances. Richard Aasen, Nicky Zdravkovski, Mike Maynard, and Chris McKenzie worked very hard. This is a proud team, and when the going gets tough the boys play together. Trainer George Pithie did an excellent job with the boys and coach Mike De Freitas hopes that he will continue teaching hockey in years to come. The boys are in action again on the March Break playing four games on Wednesday and Thursday at Darlington Arena, Triple F Jake Dykstra 18.5, Peter Flonk 18, Case De Plaa 17, Ron Bonsma 16, Nel Van Abbema 16, Don VanderM- eer 16, Dirk Van Abbema 15.5, Piet Glasbergen 15, Bill Vroom 15, Jean Nadeau 13, Ike Dykstra 12, Andy Bonsma 8 High single ladies- Minme Kaldeway 285 High single men-Don VanderMeer 286 High triple ladies- Minme Kaldeway 612 High triple men-Melle Rozema 690 High average ladies- Hottie VanderGaast 192 High average men-Brian Buma and John Rozema 204 Bowmanville Optimists Win Game Between Tyke Selects On Feb. 16, the Optimist Tyke Selects hosted the OCHL Selects. Both teams played hard, the action was end-to-end. The game was scoreless until the third period, period, when Nathan Stout scored on a pass from Martin Martin Frampton. The boys kept working and it paid off, when Tyson Crocker, assisted assisted by Ben McCaffery and ,Scott Maxwell, put the winner winner in. Final score 2-1 Optimists. Optimists. Feb. 17 found the Optimists Optimists on the road to Frank- ford. The boys came out flying flying and showed everyone how much they've learned this year. By passing and scoring, they totaled 12 goals. Jonathan Ross led the way with 3 goals, 1 assist Jeff Reynolds 2 goals, 2 assists, assists, Nat Fair, Tyson Crocker Crocker 2 goals, Martin Frampton, Frampton, Justin Osborne and Sebastian Dault 1 goal , 1 assist, Cole Linfoot 1 assist. The bus was waiting on Feb. 24 and the Optimists were on their way to Madoc. As the game began, it was plain that Madoc wanted to end their winning streak when they put two quick goals past netminder Paul Evans. The Optimists came alive late in the first when Jonathan Ross, assisted by Brooke Pakosta and Tyson Crocker, scored. By the end of the second it was tied at three on goals by Jonathan Ross. One assisted by Ben McCaffery and Kent Mission, Mission, the other by Martin Frampton and Nathan Stout. In the third, they managed one more by Jonathan Jonathan Ross, assisted by Sa- bastian Dault, but it wasn't enough for the win., Final score Madoc 6, Optimist 4. Although the winning streak ended at seven, the Optimist Tykes are determined determined to start a new one, beginning with their next game. a*UnaUui uou. Q4U and Ih IM Font laM ■ M IMF Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Young Drivers Earn a Victory The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 13,1991 15 Mr. Sub Downs Oshawa bv! ida\ Young Drivers had a busy week with two games Feb. 27 and Feb. 28. The first game was with Sport Shop in Newcastle Arena. Young Drivers scored first with an unassisted goal by Robert Graham. Sport Shop replied with two goals scored unassited by Allan Robb. Young Drivers offence kicked into high gear with another unassisted goal by Robert Graham and another by Brandon Klawitter. Late in the second Robert Graham Graham got his third goal for the hat-trick assisted by .Phil Hopkins. In the third period Young Drivers nailed clown another win with two more goals by Robert Graham with assists from Allan Barnes and Brad Shultz. Young Drivers defence defence played solid and goal- tender Chris Layton played his angles properly and stood-up well. The final score: Young Drivers 6; Sport Shop 2. The next night Young Drivers faced-off against All Canadian in a thrilling match-up. Young Drivers goal tender Ryan McKnight made his debut making many good saves. Young Drivers started the scoring with Robert Graham finding the mark unassisted twice in the first period. All Canadian struck back with a goal by John Black assisted by Ian Bayes with three seconds to go in the first period. In the second period, Young Drivers Robert Graham Graham knotched his third unassisted unassisted goal for the natural hat-trick. All Canadian came roaring back with two unassisted goals. One from Jason Charoneau and the other from Luke Denison. The third period opened up even more into an end to end scoring contest by both teams. Young Drivers Brandon Brandon Klawitter scored with an assist by Brad Schultz. Seconds later All Canadians Jason Charboneau knotched his second unassisted goal. Young Drivers Robert Graham Graham scored with assists from Allan Barnes and Phil Hopkins then Robert scored his fifth of the game assisted from Allan Barnes. All Canadians Canadians showed a lot of character coming back to tie with a goal by John Black and a goal by Luke Denison with assists from Ryan Preston Preston and Jenifer Cowan. In two games Robert Graham scored ten goals. Both Young Drivers and All Canadian Canadian put on a great show tying 6-6. Mike Kris Mr. with Friday, March 1 Mr. Sub defeated Centennial (Oshawa) 3-2. After a scoreless scoreless first period, Centennial put one past Mr. Sub's goalie. goalie. Five minutes later, Peter Gadd scored for Mr. Sub. Clayton Guest and Arsenault assisted. Krummenacher gave Sub a one goal lead help from Gadd and Guest. Centennial tied the game at 1:04 in period two. Krummenacher Krummenacher scored his second goal, giving Mr. Sub a 3-2 lead. Guest picked up his third assist. Jeff Thornhill also assisted. Mr. Sub turned in a good performance Sunday in their 4-2 loss to Langes. Clayton Guest opened the scoring for Mr. Sub with Matt James assisting. Brian Williams capitalized on a great pass from Gadd to score for Mr. Sub's second goal. Despite the loss, the players for Mr. Sub worked hard to limit Lange's scoring chances. Sunday March 10, Mr. Sub worked hard for a 4-1 league game win against Cutting Post. Mr. Sub pounded the Cutting Post goalie in period one to secure secure a 3-0 lead going into period period two. Guest commenced the scoring at 13:57 with Krummenacher and Thornhill Thornhill assisting. Guest earned his second goal with James and Krummenacher helping out. Ben Medd came up"with the third goal of the game at 0:02 in period one. Guest assisted. assisted. Jacob Gorski scored for Cutting Post in the second period. Guest slipped one in the net in period three to gain a hat trick. Krummenacher Krummenacher and Les McCrory picked up assists. You could advertise in this space! "People Pleasing" Pizza Special Large Pepperoni Pizza fextra items $1.25 each) Pick up or FREE DELIVERY fin BowmanvilleJ ONLY $Q99 V during Month of March PIZZA WAGON 24 Division St Bowmanville *