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) [ « ^FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The top ten' averages from the Mixed Bowling League are Elton Brock 238, A1 Osborne 233, Joe Nowlan 225, Dick Perfect 222, Morley Etcher 221, Vince Prout 218, Matt Harrison 217, Joan Brunt 216, Hap Palmer 214, Gord Wilcox 214. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Zip's Style- setters took top honors and $600 at the Firth Annual Annual Marmora Lions Men's Hockey Tournament. Team members are Jeff Gilmer, Don Newton, Steve West, Gord Kelly, Dave Tabb, Terry Watts, Dale Sidey, Larry Thompson, Bob Thickson, Greg Bul- len, Dave Monteith, Jan Bisset, Ken Swales, Neil Pemberton, Ron Smith, Keith Boundy, Dennis O'Brien, Chris Bullen. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- Who is the only Toronto Toronto Maple Leaf to be selected as the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as the Stanley Cup Playoff MVP? Keep in mind that the first presentation of the award was in 1965. BOYS' SLO PITCH - The Town of Newcastle Boys' Slo Pitch League will be holding registration at the Bowmanville Mall on Friday, April 5 from 6- 9, and on Saturday, April 6 from 10-3. The league is for boys 9-17 years of age for junior and senior divisions. divisions. For information contact A1 Cole at 623-9288 or Rick Powell at 987-2200. ORONO SKATING CARNIVAL - The Orono Figure Skating Club will be presenting their carnival carnival entitled Tribute to Jim Hen sen' on Saturday, April 6 at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. There will be two shows to choose from, the first one beginning at 1:30 and an evening presentation at 7. The show will feature Netty Kim, the 1991 Canadian Canadian Junior Gold Medallist and the Whitby Masters Masters Precision Team. ÈSSO SWIM CANADA -- The Newcastle Aquatic Club will begin a new 10 week session for the Esso Swim Canada Program on Saturday, April 6. The program emphasizes efficient swimming through stroke improvement, proper turns and fast starts for competitive swimming for kids aged six to twelve. For registration information, contact Jeri Frisina at 623-1204. SWIMMING CANCELLED - The Town of Newcastle Newcastle would like to advise all patrons of the Newcastle Newcastle Fitness Centre that due to a swim meet on Sunday, April 7 hosted by the Newcastle Aquatic Club, the family swim from 1-2:30 and the public swim from 3-5 will be cancelled. These swims will resume as scheduled on April 14. SPEED SKATERS GRAB MEDALS - Two speed skaters from Bowmanville had exceptional results at the Special Olympics Provincial Championships Championships held in Windsor this past weekend. Competing Competing in the 29 and under categoiy, Betty Auld placed first in the 100m and 200m and third in the ;400m. Tammy Potter had a second place finish in the 200m, and a pair of third place finishes in the '800m and 1000m. If the two are selected to advance ;to the next round, they will compete ant the Nationals Nationals in Saskatoon next year. ' 'CHAMBER POT AT STAKE -- For the eighth consecutive year, the Newcastle Oldtimers (formerly (formerly Busters) and the Newcastle Peelers will battle for the Newcastle Village Oldtimers' version of the Stanley Cup, dubbed the Chamber Pot. The Peelers captured the championship last year for the first time with a narrow 5-4 win. The game will be played at the Newcastle Village Arena on Sunday morning at 10. REP. SOCCER -- The Bowmanville Rep Soccer team (under 12) will begin try-outs at Courtice Secondary Secondary School on Thursday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. For more information, contact George Pithie Sr. at 623-2813 or Neil Pot at 263-4361. TRIVIA ANSWER - Dave Keon, in 1967. Heritage House Downs Oshawa SPORTS The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. March 27,1991 7 Lange's Clash With Dykstra's Oldtimers Show That They Still Know How to Play Hockey Sponsor Ken Hockin and Honourary Tournament Chairman Danny Girardi were on hand for the opening opening faceoff of the Hockin Oldtimers' tournament held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex on Saturday. In a tune-up game for the Welland Tournament, the Heritage v House Atoms downed the Oshawa Bruins, 9-4 on March 11. Chris Steele and Ryan Jackman each scored a hat- trick, with Ryan adding one assist. Stephen Tabb added two goals and one assist while Kurt Kirner added one goal and one assist. Assists went to Chris Pot with five, Trevor Baker with two. John Armishaw had two, and Chris Paquette one. In our first tournament game, the Toros scored the first goal early in the game but could not match the speed and passing of a stronger Belle River squad. Final score was 7-4 in favour favour of Belle River. Scoring for the Toros were Greg Mastcrson and Chris Pot with two goals each. Assists wont to Ryan Jackman (2), John Armishaw, Brett Pa- kostn, Chris Paquette, Greg Mastcrson and Chris Pot with one each, Chris Pot was chosen MVP. In the second game, the Toros played a stronger passing game and came out on top of St. Catharines, 4-1. Chris Steele was the top gun in this game with three goals, while John Armishaw scored one. Colin MacDonald MacDonald and Chris Steele each had two assists, while John Armishaw and Kurt Kirner had single assists. Chris Steele was selected MVP. The Toros' third tourna' ment game was against Saltfleet. The team was in command right from the beginning. beginning. Stephen Tabb opened the scoring at the midway point of the first period period by tipping in a shot from Trevor Baker on the point. John Armishaw also assisted. Colin MacDonald then scored our second goal as he carried the puck all the way up the ice, passed off and then went to the net to tip in a shot by Ryan Jackman. Chris Steele also assisted. John Armishaw netted the third goal by lifting lifting a high shot over the sprawled Saltfleet goaltend- er. Chris Pot and Brett Pa- kosta assisted. Goaltender David Yellowlecs was selected selected MVP of this game. The champions of the Hockin Oldtimers' Tournament on Saturday at the Recreation Recreation Complex were Bowmanville Audio Vision who beat MCL of Oshawa 9-1 in the final game. Above, Bob Sheridan, representing the Hockin team, presents Gene Balson with the championship trophy. Do-or-Die Tonight at 7:30 for Peewees Winner Advances 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 by Nicky Watt It was on awesome sight as the Toros hit the ice Saturday, Saturday, March 23, to play Orangeville. It's the semifinal semifinal playoff series and the teams are now tied after Bowmanville recently captured captured two wins. They dropped the first two games and tied the third. However, they strutted their stuff Saturday afternoon. afternoon. Bowmanville scored first, with assists going to Peter Schoep and Jason Jackman with Greg McMurter scoring. scoring. The game went back and forth and, with just one minute to go, the score was 4-3 for Bowmanville. Scoring the three goals to put the score at four were Rob Harness, Luke Akey and Brad Ormiston, Assisting Assisting on these goals were Peter Peter Schoep. Rob Harness, Dave Watt and Jason Jack- man. It seemed throughout this series, Orangeville always always came back in the last minute of play, and that they did again. With just 33 seconds to go, Orangeville tied it up at four. As the game headed into overtime, it was do-or-dic for the Toros. They needed to score and win. If they lost or tied they would bo out of the playoffs. Finally, Jason Jackman broke the silence and scored with the help of Rob Harness. Harness. The creases and tension tension on the faces of the Ians from Bowmanville turned into cries of excitement and joy. i Ornngovillos conch made a very gutsy decision to pull their goalie. With one minute minute remaining in overtime, all Orangeville had to do was tie it up and they would advance. It was quite possible possible for them to do that with a man advantage. Rob Harness sealed the win when he scored into the empty net after picking up the puck from Andrew Ferguson. Ferguson. Bowmanville won, 6-4. The Toros' strong suit this season has been overtime overtime periods. They have usually usually come out ahead to win it in the end. They showed in this game that they haven't lost their touch. Sunday, March 24, the Toros went back to Orangeville Orangeville for game five. Everyone thought it would be a tough one'to win because Orangeville Orangeville had home ice advantage. advantage. It was quite a surprise to all ns the Toros brought homo a 7-0 victory. Goals went to Peter Schoep (2), Luke Akey, Dave Watt, Andrew Andrew Ferguson and Greg McMurter (2). Assisting on those goals were Rob Harness Harness (3), Kevin Picked, Jason Jason Jackman (2) and Peter Schoep (2). The best goal of the game was a short-handed marker. Luke just managed to break away ns he doked the goalie and fired it easily into the not. The other highlight of the game, was when Jason Jack- man sont the puck back to Kevin Picked off of the face- off. Picked sont it flying across the ico to Ferguson who drove it into the not. Mark Lynch gathered his skids le pud off a shut-out for this game. Both Brad and Mark have played equally wed throughout the playoffs. Tonight is the last time the Toros will face Orangeville. Orangeville. Both teams must win to go on, but unfortunately only one is good enough. If tonight's game ends in a tie, they must overtime until a winner is decided. In the early stages of this series, things were not going so well for Bowmanville, but it looks as if they've turned it around. Let's just hope they can keep it going. The players greatly appreciated appreciated the support they received on Saturday, when so many fans turned out. We are ad hoping to see a crowd twice as big tonight to make the possibility of victory victory even sweeter. The game is at 7:30 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre. Cancer can be beaten. Please support our April campaign . Participating in the faceoff were Bill Ruddock (left), of Ontario Motor Sales, Oshawa, and Junior West of Orono. Youth Bowling Junior Division - Link 66, Moonwalker 57, Zelda 50, Shinobi 46, Vigilante 43, Cabal 40, Punchout 38, Fax- anadu 36, Golvellius 34, Crossbow 33, Timelord 33, Allevwav 28 High Triples - Matthew Bothwell 720, Jason Vickery 680, Brent Huggins 608, Jen Pearson 585, Jeremy Forsey 567, Martin Routh 538, Kelley Kelley FUntoff 537 High Singles - Matthew Bothwell 255, 242, Jason Vickery 245, 232, Jeff Pearson Pearson 252, Martin Roiith 234 Bantam Division-- Cyberball Cyberball 62, Rampage 57, Wanted 57, Robocop 47, Ultima Ultima 46, Mario 45, E-Swat 37, Contra 35,'Choplifter 34, Xevious '31, Pinbot 27, Tetris Tetris 25 High Triples - Ryan Preston 453, Joel Forsey 445, Christie Stevens 429, Shane Whitney 425, Melinda Melinda Tait 420, Laura Spoelstra 409, Alissa Burtch 403 High Singles - Joel Forsey Forsey 194, Shane Whitney 177, Ryan Preston 176, Christie Stevens 168 Senior Division Brown 59, Slappendel 46, Richards 44, Young 38, Hicks 36, Big Canoe 29 High Triples - Tracy Burns 651, mark Brooks 635, Traci Hanc 616 High Singles - Mark Brooks 304, Kristen Killens 252, Tracy Burns 250, 215 : Sandi Snowden 242, Ste phen Brown 227,200 Tyke Division - Giants 37.5, Chargers 35, Cowboys 32.5, Bengals 29, Rams 29, Falcons 26, Eagles 25, Patriots Patriots 23, Broncos 22, Colts 21, Cardinals 10, Vikings 9 High Doubles - Terri Flintoff 269, Alissa Burtch 248, Matthew Reid 232, Garrett Dodds 230, Alison Barrie 222, Emily Martin 219 High Singles - Terri Flintoff 138, Alissa Burtch 134, Garrett Dodds 133 Esso Wins 7-2 by Robbie MacCheyne On Sunday, March 24. the 401 Esso Oilers started their playoffs with a win over tne Hutton Transport atoms. The score was 7-2, but the game was very close for two periods. In the first period, Oiler centre Ryan Winning got the first goal. Hutton forward Richara Solomon Solomon quickly got that back on a power play. The game stayed this way until the third period. Both teams played wed, especially Hutton Hutton goalie Joke Davis. On the first shift of the third period, Oiler winger Brian Tamblyn scored two . goals, He popped in both of them on plays in front of the Hutton goalmouth. Ryan Winning then nailed down the next four Oiler goals, including including three in one shift. Richard Solomon got the last goal of the gome for Hutton once again on a power power ploy. It was the hard work of Brian Tamblyn that got this game going for the Oilers. COACH'S CORNER - Conch Carter says there will bo no easy games in the playoffs. Wo played well as a team and wo will have to keep this level of play against all the other teams. Ball Player Moves Up to First String by Brendan Donohue Our shortstop faltered eight games into the season, committing 12 errors. I got the call and am now the starting shortstop instead of second base and I still bat in the two spot. I have begun working hard in practice on my right handed hitting. I throw right and I'm a natural natural left handed hitter, but being a switch hitter is to my advantage when facing left handed pitchers. I got a package from Methodist College in Fayetteville, Fayetteville, North Carolina. The Methodist Monarch s have one of the five coaches in the NCAA Division III level. Tom Austin, the coach, wrote me and asked me to fill out a questionnaire. I sent it back and he sent me another letter and asked me to apply and address it to his attention. Through my baseball coach, he heard of me and they both feel I would do well playing there. I'm considering community community college or playing NCAA Division II or III, which basically basically means smaller schools. Getting a scholarship this year will be a long shot. But being recruited by a school and getting a scholarship in my second year is quite possible. possible. Basically I need more exposure to get a scholarship. scholarship. So if I have a good season, season, there is still hope. I have seen Division I baseball and know I can play at that level. It will just take a couple years of experience experience at a lower level. School is going well and our Spring Break is the first week of April. Mr. Sub Wins Over Lange's Mr. Sub defeated Langes 2-1 in a league game Tuesday, Tuesday, March 19. In an exciting exciting game, Clayton Guest put Mr. Sub on the scoreboard to. tie Langes in period one. The winning goal was shot in by Jeff Thornhill with Kris Krummenacher assisting. assisting. ' Saturday, March 23, Mr. Sub won 3-0 in a . game against Hoopers. Ben Medd scored for Mr. Sub in period two with Matt James and Les McCrory assisting. McCrory came up .with a pair of goals in period three. Michael Coe and Mike Arsenault Arsenault lent a hand on McCrary's McCrary's nr st goal. On Sunday, Mr. Sub lost 6-2 to Langes. Mr. Sub was unable to score until the third period. McCrory put one in with help from Guest. At 6:10, Guest scored Mr. Sub's second goal with Krummenacher assisting. Philip Foster and Steven Sargent have turned in some great goaltending in recent games. On Saturday, March 23, Langes faced Dykstras in a league game. For a variety of reasons, this was to be the first time in a while that we were able to ice a full team and get back to basics before the playoffs. Dykstras scored midway ' through the first period and we were able to reply twice before changing ends. We picked up two more goals in the second and traded singles singles in the third for a 5-2 victory. Scoring was handled by David with two while Wes, John and Kevin contributed singles. Nick had a big game with three assists, Kevin had two and singles from David and Damien rounded out the scoring. Unfortunately, Colin reinjured reinjured his knee part way through the game. Hopefully he can get it back to full strength and help us out in the playoffs. Early Sunday, morning ot met Mr. Sub and came out on the winning end of a 6-2 score. First period action saw Tim open the scoring on a beautiful passing; play from Jamie ana Damien. Period two saw three more unanswered unanswered goals by David, Wes and Steve. Nick, David and Tim earned assists. In the third we traded two gaols with Mr. Sub. Kevin and Steve scored with help from Nick and David. Kevin also picked up an assist. Special mention goes out to Jason, Jamie, Steve, Ryan and John who all played sound defence to keep us out of trouble while Jeff came up big in goal when called upon. , Thanks to the kids and coaching staff for a solid team effort and entertaining weekend. Triple F Peter Flonk 22, Jake Dykstra 21.5, Nel Van Abbe- ma 21, Ron Bonsma 20, Case De Plan 20, Bill Vroom 19, Dirk Van Abbema 17.5, Piet Glasbergen 17, Don VandcrMeer 17, Ike Dykstra 16, Jean Nadeau 16, Andy Bonsma 9 High single ladies - Alice • Mulder, Ann VanderMeer 267 High single men - Jim Strikwerda 280 High triple ladies - Ann VanderMeer 662 ' High triple men - Bill Vroom 676 High average ladies - Hotty 190 High average men - Bill Vroom 204 Dodge Oodqc Trucks 1991 SHADOW Equipped with Air Conditioning, Automatic, AM/FM, Hatchback, Tinted Glass, Power Steering, Power Brakes, 2.2L EFI. Engine and much more! CHRYSLER SALE $ 10,999 Plus Frt., Taxes, Lie. STK #451 SHADOW 4-DR Plus Choice of $750.00 Rebate or 8.9% Financing 199! 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