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< The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. April 24.1991 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO - The final top ten averages in the mixed bowling league are A1 Osborne 235, Elton Brock 229, Morley Etcher 225, Gord Wilcox 224, Dick Perfect 224, Matt Harrison 222, Joe Nowlan 221, Joan Brunt 220, Hilda Brock 217, Hap Palmer 214. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The ladies' afternoon curling club presented awards to the year's top curlers last week in Mitchell's Corners. Sheila Dadson presented the President's Trophy to winners of the Tuesday schedule that included Eleanor Eleanor Glaspell (skip), Ede Gearing, Glennys Simmons, Simmons, Maij Shermeta. SPORT-TALK TRIVIA - What retired NHL'er appeared in the most playoff games for the Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penguins? LAWN BOWLING -- "The spring is sprung, the grass is riz! I wonder where the bowlers is?'" asks Monica Wardley of the Bowmanville Club. Lawn Bowling will commence on Sunday, May 19, at 2:00 p.m. All members are welcome and anyone, young or old who would like to try the sport, is welcome. A 'Clean Up Day' will be held May lat nine a.m. DURHAM SENIOR GAMES - Bowmanville will be the host site for two events for the 1991 Durham Ontario Senior Games. Golf will be held at Ayren Links on June 19 beginning at 9:00 a.m., and Darts will be held at the Legion on May 26 beginning at 10:00 a.m. Any person 55 years of age and over is eligible to compete. For further information, contact Verna Charlton at 579-9336, or Joan Stephen at 668-1882. PARTICIPACTION DAY - On Wednesday, May 29, the Town of Newcastle will be hosting a special community-wide activity called Walk-A-Block.' The activity will be in support of the National Partici- paction Challenge Day program. The walk will start at the Municipal Administration Centre at 11:30 a.m., with council and town employees leading leading the way. The walk will take 15 minutes to complete, complete, and refreshments will be available for all who participated at the conclusion of the walk. GENERALS' SCHEDULE -- The Oshawa Generals Generals will open their best-of-seven OHL final series against the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds on Monday, Monday, April 29, at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium. Game two will be Tuesday, April 30, in Oshawa beginning beginning at 7:30 p.m. If necessary, games five and seven will be in Oshawa on Sunday, May 5, and Tuesday, May 7. Game five will begin at 7:00 p.m. while game seven will be a 7:30 p.m. igto tche YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE - The Youth Soccer League will be holding a free coaches' and referees' clinic at the Orono Public School grounds on Saturday, April 27, from 10-2. All interested interested parties are invited, and those who coached or refereed before are also asked to attend. Contact John Fletcher at 623-5162 for more information. | TRIVIA ANSWER - Rick Kehoe SPORTS Shopper's Drug Mart Captures BRHL Tyke Championship in Deciding Game L**»". À V V. «0»x V. » Pictured above are the BRHL Shopper's Drug Mart Stokes, Tyson Crocker. Middle row, (1-r), Brett McKee, Tykes who won the 'A' Championship in the third and Kris Horton, Zach Thoraval, Chris Burritt, Jonathan deciding game of their series against A&R. Team Ross, Adam Bowen. Back row, (1-r), Mike Thoraval, members are, front row, (1-r), Nathan Stout, Michelle Dan Ross, Paul Bowen. Absent were Aaron Cook and Stout, Scott Schultz, Kevin Dion, Justin Ross, Bryan Steve Schultz (asst, coach). Worst to First for VG National On Tuesday, April 16, Shoppers and A&R met for the third and final game of the Tyke 'A' playoffs. Alter two close games, the Shoppers' coaches decided decided to snuffle their lineup. ^Brett McKee, Chris Burritt 'and Justin Ross took over at centre ice with Michelle Stout, Kevin Dion, Aaron Cook, Kris Horton, Bryan Stokes and Scott Schultz manning the wings. The defence defence consisted of veterans Nathan Stout and Zach Thoraval teamed up with Tyson Crocker and Jonathan Jonathan Ross. The first period saw tight checking ana great goaltending goaltending by Adam Bowen and Paul Evans. With neither team scoring. Tyson Crocker took control for Shoppers in the second period with five unanswered goals. Jonathan Ross added two more to give Shoppers a comfortable 7-0 lead. Tyler Kohn replied for A&R with two goals late in the third period. The final score was Shoppers Shoppers 7, A&R 2. Adam Bowen played a strong game in goal for Shoppers. The coaches were very proud of the progress made by each player throughout the year and the effort they put forth in each game. points; In one of Bowmanville minor hockey's most dramatic dramatic comebacks, VG National National Trust came from worst to first this season to capture championship honors honors in the BRHL Novice 'B' title game on Saturday. Led by the two-goal performance performance of Robbie Milford and outstanding goaltending from David McLinton, VG National dominated finalists All-Canadian 5-1 in the final played at Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex. "The boys knew it would be their last game together as a team and they put everything they had into it," said coach Dan Wilton. VG National had beaten All Canadian 4-0 in the first game of the best-of-three series series last weekend. The second second game, a thrilling, scoreless scoreless tie, set up the final Saturday. "None of the players acted acted like all they needed was another tie to win," said coach Wilton. "They played like it was they who had to overcome a four goal lead." The victory capped off an incredible comeback season for VG National. Guided by coach Wilton and assistant coaches Roger Barrett and Russ Burrows, VG National never gave up after winning just once in the first half of the season. The team began to play more competitively after Christmas, but still had the worst record of any novice team entering the playoffs. But, once in the playoff round, the team lost just twice in- eight games during the climb to the championship. championship. In Saturday's final, VG National opened the scoring early in the second period when Robbie Milford scored his first with an assist from Jesse Halik. All Canadian scored their lone goal a minute later when Jason Charbonneau was put in alone on a pass from Andrew Warren. A rash of penalties taken by All-Canadian midway through the second period proved costly as Ryan Burrows Burrows scored on a power play, assisted by Brandon Ketella and Brandon Baker. Just 40 seconds later, VG National's tough defence- man, Todd Bumstead, broke through on a breakaway and fooled All-Canadian goalie Derek Lindsay. The game was put out of reach with the fourth VG National goal of the second period, the second second by Milford. With just less than five minutes to play, Mike Gu- shulak moved in from his pc drilled VG National's fifth goal past Lindsay on passes from Kevin Copping and Brandon Kettella. In the third period, VG withstood some furious effort effort on All-Canadian's part to get back into the game, but were stymied by the furious furious checking of VG National National forwards Ryan McNulty; James Wilton, Billy Kift and Chris DesHarais. When they did manage to get out of their own end, All- Canadian were stonewalled by the defensive work of Chris Welsh, Adam Rate, Kevin Copping, Mike Gu- shulak ana Toad Bumstead. JUNIOR DIVISION Team Standings; Link-79 points; Shinobi- 70 points; Zelda-69 points; Moonwalker-66 points; Cabal-58 Cabal-58 points; Faxanadu-57 points Vigilante-54 points; Golvellius-46 points; Punch- out-46 points Timelord-45 points; Crossbow-42 Alleyway-40 points. High Triples: Martin Routh-729; Kelley Flintoff-645; Matthew Both- well-620; Lisa Reid-605; Jason Jason Vickery-557; Jeff Pearson-554. Pearson-554. High Singles: Martin Routh-285,260; Lisa Reid-269; Kelley Flint- off-260-217; Matthew Both- well-239; Jason Vickery-219. BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Connie Choi bowled a plus 43 pins over her average average on Sunday, April 21, 1991 to win the Junior Division, Division, Amanda Westlake was runner-up. PLAYOFFS: 1st Schedule Winners: Kyle Dodds; Jeremy Jeremy Forsey; Kathryn Tait; Martin Routh. 2nd Schedule Winners: Brent Huggins; Amanda Westlake; Chris Potter; Mark Stephen. The above two teams bowl for the Championship and Runner-up on Saturday, April 27, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at Liberty Bowl. BANTAM DIVISION: TEAM STANDINGS: Wanted 81 points; Rampage Rampage 75 points; Cyberball 68 points; Robocop 66 points; Mario 64 points; Ultima 53 points; Contra 52 points; E- Swat 48 points; Pinbot 43 points; Choplifter 41 points; Tetrus 41 points; Xevious 39 points. High Triples: Christie Stevens-523; Mark Dodds-493; Danny Welsh-477; Chris Peldiak- 477; Chris Bowers-467; Nick Vickery-454;Ryan Preston- 442. High Singles: Christie Stevens-244; Nick Vickery- 189; Danny Welsh-184; Ryan Preston- 181; Mark Dodds-170. , BOWLER OF THE' YEAR: Tim Welsh bowled a plus 82 pins over his average average to win the Bantam Division Division and Angie Ross was runner-up with plus 64 pins over her average. PLAYOFFS; 1st Schedule Winners: Nicholas Vickery; Chris Bowers; Angie Ross; Lisa Thrasher; Terence Porter. 2nd Schedule Winners: Ryan Preston; Laura Spoel- stra; Matt Devera; Lee Mel- lor; Amanda Walker. The above two teams will bowl on Saturday, April 27, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at Liberty Bowl for the Championship and Runner-up. SENIOR DIVISION; Team Standings: Brown- 78-points; Richards-65 points; Slapendel-58 points; Young-54 points; Hicks - 51 points; Big Canoe 31 points. High Triples: Traci Hanc- 722; Shawn Pappas-615; High Singles: Traci Hanc - 283-258; Shawn Pappas-254; Tracy Burns-235; Cheri Richards- 206; Stephen Brown-203. BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Shawn Pappas bowled 54 pins over his average average on Sunday, April 21, 1991 to win the Senior Division Division with Kristen Killens rolling 29 pins over her average average for runner-up position. PLAYOFFS: 1st Schedule Winners; Stephen Brown; Sandi Snowden; Jason Noble; Noble; Dave Slappendel. 2nd Schedule Winners: Stephen Brown Kristen Killens Killens ; Adam Cole. The above two teams bowl on Saturday, April 27, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. for the Championship and Runner- up positions at Liberty Bowl TYKE DIVISION Team Standings: Chargers Chargers 50 points; Giants 49 1/2 points; Cowboys 40 1/2 points; Bengals 39 points; Rams 36 points; Broncos 32 points; Eagles 32 points; Colts 32 points; Falcons ' 26 points; Patriots 26 points; Vikings 16 points; Cardinals 10 points. BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Adrienne Barrie bowled 60 pins over her average average on Sunday, April 21, Bowl to win rty tic the Tyke Division and. Donohue an All-Star Pick by Brendan Donohue We just finished playing in the Easter tournament at Grant ' Field. We finished second, behind Dunedin. We lost to them in the championship championship game 12-4. We now have a record of 12-9, with six regular season games remaining. I batted ( .385 in the tournament and • turned two double plays. We beat Land O'Lakes 5- 0 in the first game, went on * to defeat Columbus, Ohio 12-2 then played our rival, Tarpon Springs, and won 4- 3 in extra innings. All our games are seven innings with no time limit. After the tournaments, several honors were presented. presented. Among those were an MVP, the hitting award and the all-tournament team. Our school, East Lake, sent four reps. Among those people were Paul Reynolds (the player I live with) and myseif. This was quite an honor. This selection was based on both offensive and defensive performance. Paul and I are known by our teammates as the Can- Am connection. My nickname nickname is 'Canuck' which is ; proudly displayed on the in- .. side of the brim of my cap. - As the Can-Am connection, connection, Paul and I batted .464 and made several sparkling defensive plays. I have moved to shortstop and will remain there for the season. I feel very comfortable comfortable there. I have been batting in the one or two spot. Both Paul and I have had media coverage from both the St. Petersburg Times and the Tampa Tribune, The top schools on my list (for attending university) hre Georgia Southern University, University, Florida State University, University, University of Florida, Florida, Florida Southern College and University of South Florida. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave,, Oshawa . '-OU- itirilto ' ;.Y ' 1991 at Liberty îvision Shawn Whitney was runner- up'with 51 pins over his average. average. PLAYOFFS: 1st Schedule Winners: Ashley Burtch; Jonathon Hood; Kimberly Hell am; Justin Reid; Scott Bartley; Shawn Snider. 2nd Schedule Winners: Terri Flintoff; Emily Martin; Amanda Gustar; Brett Parker. Parker. 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