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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 3,1991 BRHL STANDINGS FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE PARTS AND SERVICE Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wed. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. SALES PHONE Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 723-1175 KINGVAR King St. (Hwy. 2) Tyke Selects Drop 'B' Final to Madoc On March 12, the Optimist Optimist Tyke Selects were pleased to host their own tournament. With teams from Madoc, Orangeville, Scarborough, Markham, Oshawa NASC and Oshawa OCHL, they provided the spectators with some very exciting entertainment. Every Every game had a close score and every team was capable of winning the title. Abitibi Reaches Provincials The field has now expanded expanded to three teams for, next weekend's Ontario Hockey Federation Provincial Provincial Midget 'A' Championships Championships to be held at the Recreation Complex from April 12-14. Only one vacancy remains. remains. Abitibi (near Iroquois Falls) won a nine-team round robin tournament over the Easter Weekend in New Liskeard to become become the second team to qualify. They will be representing representing the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA). Last week, the Cooks- ville Navahoes won the right to represent the Metropolitan Toronto Hockey League (MTHL) by defeating Warren Park in the finals, two games to one. The remaining spot is up for grabs between Hespler and Kingston who are battling it out in the Ontario Minor Hockey Hockey Association (OMHA) finals. Currently, the two teams are tied with three points each in their six- point final. Kingston advanced to the finals after beating Owen Sound in the semis, semis, while. Hespler eliminated eliminated Port Colborne, in their semi-final series. The fourth team in the championship tournament tournament will be the hosts, the Bowmanville Toros. The Provincials are designed designed to bring the four best Midget 'A' teams together together from the three hockey associations in Ontario. The three teams, plus the hosts, will play round robin games beginning beginning on Friday evening and continuing Saturday morning and evening. The bronze medal game will be played on Sunday at 1:00 p.m., while ■ the gold medal game will start at 3:15 p.m. Weekend passes and daily admission tickets will be sold at the door for the three-day event. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Boys' Slo Pitch Registration Bowmanville Mall Fri., April 12th ' 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Sat., April 13 tit 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fri., April 19th 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Junior Divsion - 7 yrs, to 11 Senior Division - I2yrs, to 17 Contact Al Cole at 623-9280 or Rick Powell at 987-2200 for information games found 3C and Mark- The final Oshawa NASf ham competing for the 'B' Championship, while Madoc and Bowmanville would vie for the 'A'. To start the day off at 7:00 a.m. the Optimist Tyke Selects and Osnawa NASC hit the ice. Today's game wasn't any different from the others between these teams. It was action-packed! Both teams played hard and fast, but when the final buzzer sounded the Optimists Optimists were up by one. Jonathan Jonathan Ross scored two, one assisted by Jeff Reynolds, while singles were notched by Martin Frampton and Paul Evans, who was assisted assisted by Scott Maxwell and Sebastien Sebastien Dault. In their second game, the Optimists faced the Oshawa OCHL. This game had a slower pace and the Optimist Optimist Tykes took control early early and never looked back. The final score was 6-3. Jonathan Jonathan Ross led the way with a hat-trick. Tyson Crocker netted two and Scott Maxwell Maxwell earned one goal and one assist. Other assists were credited to Zach Thora- val, Martin Frampton, Nathan Nathan Stout and Ben McCaf- fery. The 'A' final found the Optimists against Madoc. The boys strayed away from their usual game plan of passing and playing positions positions and they round that playing as individuals doesn't work. The stay-at- home defensive play of Ben McCaffery saved the day many times, but not enough for the win. Jonathan Ross potted two goals, one assisted assisted by Scott Maxwell, and Nat Fair put one upstairs for a single. Final score was 6-3. After a great day of hockey, hockey, every boy went home with a trophy in hand. 'B' Championship trophies went home with the Markham Markham team and the 'A' Champions Champions were Madoc. Special thanks to Bill Pa- kosta and Ron Frampton, who kept the games running smoothly and on time. Also, the team would like to thank the local businesses for their Sponsorship and all the parents that helped throughout the day to make this tournament a success. SPORTS n Harrison Fuels are Buffalo Champs The Harrison Fuels Pee- wee Toros travelled to Buffalo Buffalo on the weekend on March 22-24 and, after three days and four games, emerged as tournament champions. They won all four games. The first game, against Brighton, saw both teams playing cautiously, with tight checking by the defence. defence. There were few good scoring chances, but Dwayne Desjardins made the most of his opportunity, The Harrison Fuels Peewee Toros recently returned Jeffers, Mike Rowland. Back row, (1-r), Jeff Smith from a tournament in Buffalo where they captured the (coach), Dwayne Desjardins, Bob Brinkman (manag- 'A' Championship trophy. Team members include, er), Shawn Broome, Steve Brinkman, Steve Hamilton, front row, (1-r), Mark Murphy Brent Strand, Derek Eric Zuvic, Mark McCarthy, Derek Hall, and Pat Lange, Matt Brake, Jason Jeffreys, Tony Butzer, Rob Lange (coach). \ Liberty Bowl Youth Bowling Results Junior Division - Link 69, Moonwalker 59, Zelda 55, Shinobi 53, Vigilante 48, Cabal 44, Punchout 40, Fax- anadu 38, Timelord 38, Crossbow 35, Golvellius 34, Alleyway 33 High Triples - Jason Vickery 681, Kerri-Ann Kelly Kelly 585, Matthew Bothwell 565, Kyle Dodds 536, Jeff Pearson 518, Amanda West- lake 510, Andrea Chadwick 501 _ High Singles Kerri- Ann Kelly 261, Jason Vickery Vickery 249, J. Forsey/ C. Scnnerch 196, Matthew Bothwell 192 Bantam Division -- Cyberball Cyberball 64, Wanted 64, Rampage Rampage 59, Mario 50, Robocop 49, Ultima 46, Contra 40, E- Swat 39, Choplifter 36, Xevi- ous 36, Pinbot 32, Tetris 30 High Triples 1 - James Welsh 482, Melinda Tait 456, Mark Dodds 437, Christie Christie Stevens 425, Joel Forsey 408, Karen Outram 405, Chris Bowers 404 High Singles - James Welsh 194, Karen Outram 180, J. Forsey/L. James 179, Christie Stevens 175, Melinda Melinda Tait 173 Senior Division Brown 64, Slappendel 48, Richards 47, Young 43, Hicks 40, Big Canoe 31 High Triples - Kristen Killens 619, Traci Hanc 609 High Singles - Traci Hanc 260, Kristen Killens 237, 220, Shawn Pappas 229, Ryan McKee 213, Sandi Snowden 210 Tyke Division - Giants 42.5, Chargers 40, Cowboys 35.5, Bengals 34, Rams 31, Broncos 27, Eagles 27, Falcons Falcons 26, Colts 24, Patriots 23, Cardinals 10, Vikings 9 High Doubles - J. Johnson Johnson 256, Garrett Dodds 220, Matthew Ried 214, M. Dillon Dillon 212 putting the Toros up by a Zuvic stuffed in a rebound goal Brighton tied the score late in the third period. Eric in the second period and it added an empty-net goal to appeared the game would gj V e the Toros a 3-1 victory, end in a tie. However, Eric The second game, against Dunnville, was another defensive defensive battle. The Toro defence defence held Dunnville off the scoresheet while the Toro offence offence did the job, scoring three goals for a hard- earned 3-0 win. Mike Rowland Rowland made several key saves to earn the shutout. Malone Glaciers, from Pennsylvania, provided the opposition in the third game. Despite a slow start, the Toros dominated this game, taking advantage of several penalties to the Glaciers Glaciers and scoring four unanswered unanswered goals in the second period. Both coaches for the Glaciers were ejected by the referee at the end of the second second period. The team refused.to refused.to return to the ice for the third period. This gave the Toros a 4-0 win, with Mark Murphy earning the shutout. In the final game against Brampton, the Toros fell behind behind 2-1 after the first period. period. However, the Toros nominated nominated the second and third periods, scoring four unanswered unanswered goals to give the Toros Toros a 5-2 win and the tournament tournament championship. The Toros had a well- balanced attack during the tournament, as all the players earned scoring points. Dwayne Desjardins led the offence with four goals and two assists. Also scoring were Jason Jeffreys, with one goal and four assists. assists. Derek Lange had four, assists, Eric Zuvic had two gaqls and one assist, Tony Butzer had a goal and two assists, Steve Hamilton had three assists, Rob Jeffers had two goals, Brent Strand, Mark McCarthy and Derek Hall all had a goal and an assist. Steve Brinkman and Shawn Broome had a goal each and Matt Brake nad one assist. Congratulations, Toros, and thanks to coaches Pat Lange and Jeff Smith. ■ i". v ■ :.. ;i ...... ' .. ... Team Tykes Won Lost Shoppers 19 1 A&R Flooring 19 3 McGregors IDA 11 9 Skylight Donuts 10 10 Durham TV 4 13 VIP Hairstyling 3 15 Rotary Club 1 16 Novice Liberty Mutual 13 3 Young Drivers 10 7 Carters Bakery 9 7 All Canadian 6 7 Sports Shop 5 10 National Trust 4 15 Atom Carnation Flowers 17 2 O.H.E.U. 15 5" Family Trust 9' 10 Geranium 8 9 J&J Sharpening 5 12 T-Mac 6 13 Hutton Transport Peewee 1 20 Lange's Photo 10 2 McRobbie Photo 8 5 Dykstra's Deli 6 9 Hoopers Trophies 6 5 Checkers Variety 5 6 Mr. Submarine 5 8 Cutting Post. Bantam 4 10 Kool Enterprises 15 2 Beaver Lumber 14 3 Bow. Sand&Gravel 10 7 Nichols Motors . 4 10 McGregor's 0 16 High Singles -- Matthew Reid 145, J. Johnson 137, Garrett Dodds 111 Family Twosome Results Results Senior - Youth Bowler Shawn Pappas with father, Paul, 973 Junior - Youth Bowler Martin Routh with mother, Kelly, 989 Bantam - Youth Bowler Ryan Preston with father, Bob, 1019 The above teams advance to the Zone Finals on Sunday, Sunday, May 12. Tykes will be bowling on Saturday and results results will be reported next week. ' ; ' . ■!!j iiv: Gill Leads Hockin To Win Over Kinks by Bob Sheridan Carl Robinson played a superb game in tne Kink nets as he thwarted several fine efforts before Grant Flintoff fired a deadly accurate accurate shot through a maze of players to score the opening goal. Carl was completely screened and had no chance on this one. Brian Hughes displayed stickhandling magic as he capped a solo effort to beat Art Hester and tie the score. David Green then set up Irv Gill and Bob Deblois to put our side ahead for good. 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