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/ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, January 8,1992 9 ■Young Canada Day at Sports Centre shut Out for Sports Shop :.'(H lii Ol !... July >' •Agincourt and Erindle took home the top prizes Allowing Allowing a bantam basetall tournament held in Bowi ville •A lacrosse team apprised apprised of Bowmanvillekids captured the Platinum Oiam- pionship with a thrillijg 6-5 overtime win •Jim Shaw, of Newcastle, set a world record aid two Canadian records, / while Hampton's Rob Snok set a new Canadian and Ifovincial record at the 1991 Ontario Games for the Jhysically Disabled in Hamiltfi. •The IOOF peevec baseball baseball team travellti to Co- bourg for a tourjhnent and returned home wth the 'A' championship afer winning all three of their pmes •Members o' the Bow- manville Optimal Club have constructed thiie dirt tracks for remote colrol car and truck racing. The tracks are located on Wet Beach Road •Bowman vile's Nick Rupa, 16-0 wih six KO's, returned returned home after breaking his thumb ini recent fight. •Toby Linebeer, of the Newcastle Ajuatic Club, left for St. John 1 New Brunswick to compete in the Eastern Canada Cujin the 200m fly •NicolejDevonish landed in fourth spot in ' the long jump even'at the Junior Pan- Am Gams in Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica . / '/ y ! August •The,Kendal Eagles advanced advanced ib the next round of the EOEÀ Senior playoffs after after elinrinatiig Little Britain in the,; thirl and deciding game of Pei 1 series, 7-3 •Thé jeewee Orioles swept./ their! EOBA tournament tournament in foi'r suaight games, and have pmpiled a record of 20-2 J •The Newcastle Ladies' Slo PitchjLeague held their annual al/star game in front of a huge,crowd at Memorial Park J •ThejJowmanville Lawn BowlingClub held Peir final, toumapnt of the year, a •' mixed airs event, won by a team fr/m Oshawa •Th'i Newcastle Boys' Slo Pitch league held Peir Day ": of Ch'mpions tournament at 1 Memdial Park to conclude their/ear •Tie Hampton Squirts girls/ baseball team continued continued heir perfect season, plac- ingfirst in a tournament held at M.J. Hobbs. •For Pc seventh year in a row, Pe Newcastle firefighters firefighters captured Pc annual Firefighters Firefighters Lobb Ball Tournament Tournament in Sunderland September •The Orono Fair held Peir annual array of sporting events including harness racing, racing, a demolition derby and an armwrcstling competition •In Peir first pre-season game of the year, Pe Bow- manville Eagles faced Pe defending defending league champions, Uxbridge Bruins and, with a lineup full of rookies, lost 8-2 •The Bowmanvillc Kinsmen Kinsmen hosted the local Terry Fox Run, with over 30 fundraisers fundraisers taking part in the 10k run •The Darlington YouP Soccer League champions of the mosquito division was the team sponsored by Durham TV and Antenna who defeated defeated Hooper's Trophy in Pe final, final, 2-1 •Motorcycle racer Darren Knight, of Newcastle, returned returned home from the Suzuki GSX-R Cup in Germany wiP a sixth place finish against some of Pe top competition in Pe world October •Clarke High School held their annual Run-A-Thon to help raise funds for the school's aPletic department •The 'B' division champions champions of Pe Newcastle Ladies' Slo Pitch League were The Survivors, who defeated Crann Realty in the final game of Peir best-of-five series, series, 21-17. •Nick Rupa returned from the broken thumb that had him sidelined, to score a unanimous decision in a 10- round welterweight bout •The Newcastle Aquatic Club hired a new assisPnt coach, Michael Holbrook, marking the first time the club has had a professional assistant coach •The Eagles won Peir home opener, 7-3 over the Lakefield Chiefs •For Pe fourp year in a row, Knox Christian School won the feeder school harrier meet . -Three local softball players, Diane Hornsby, Tra- -ci Hanc and Lisa McLeod helped the Durham College Lady Lords to the OCAA gold medal •The junior girls' team at M.J. Hobbs won Pe area championship with a 1-0 win over Bowmanville Senior •St. Stephen's won Peir MWC THE NEWCASTLE AQUATIC CLUB New Esso Swim Team Seminar Starts Wed., Jan. 8 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. OR Sat., Jan. 11 7:45 - 8:45 a.m. ' For young enthusiastic swimmers who want to learn how to swim well and fast. REGISTRATION 10 /Week Seminar $45.00 j Call Jeri Frisina i 623-1204 now J The Champion AIR COMPRESSORS s»s For Household Use For theContractor Available in Gas or Electric For the Professional Champion Air Compressor Sales • Parts • Service • Overhaul:, and Accessories for all types of Air Compressors EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE CALL 623-7226 inaugural game in the Lake- shore boys' high school hockey league, 6-4 over St. Mary's November •The grade seven and eight soccer team at Knox Christian School won Pe NCAA championship when they defeated St. Stephen's, 3-0 •Both Pe boys and girls' harrier teams at Knox won the team trophy at a regional Christian school meet in Peterborough Peterborough •Two-sport athlete, Lisa McLeod, was selected as one of 18 athletic scholarship recipients recipients at Durham College •Two prominent members of the undefeated men's volleyball volleyball team at Durham College College include former Clarke High School graduates, Dan Wagar (coach) and Jim Beam •The senior volleyball team at Courtice Secondary School placed third at DYS- SA. The juniors reached the finals at DYSSA before losing losing to Port Perry •Bowmanville resident, Jim Cryderman, was selected as Pe Ontario Special Olympics Olympics Male Coach of the Year for 1991 •Members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club brought home nine medals from a competition competition in Whitby. Seven of the nine medals belonged to the Waller family •The senior girls' volley ball team at The Pines won the area championship, defeating defeating M.J. Hobbs in the finals finals December •Newcastle resident, Gord Carey, was chosen as the Va- nier Cup Volunteer Coach of the Year •Several members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club won medals at a Raccoon Raccoon Rally competition Pat the club hosted •The Bowmanville midgets midgets were eliminated in the second round of their tournament tournament by Markham. Willow- dale took top honours, while Richmond Hill won the *B' side •Doug Brown is one of two finalists in balloting for the O'Brien Award as the best sPndardbred driver of the year. Brown has won the award the past Pree years in a row •Four members of the Bowmanville Eagles, Drew Allenby, Shane Armstrong, Nick Dennis and Chris Massey Massey have been selected to Pe league all-star team •St. Stephen's eliminated Clarke in Pe Lakeshore hockey league semi-finals, but lost the league title two days later to Port Hope •Six Bowmanville Toro teams won 'A' championship titles at the third annual Schickedanz Christmas Classic Classic hockey tournament Prior to the start of the minor atom game between Bowmanville and Whitby at Pe Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday morning, an opening faceoff was conducted in honour of Young Canada Day. Taking part in the puck dropping were, from left, Ian Sinclair, Paul Jackman (Toro President), President), Bob Steele (Chairman of Young Canada Day) and Whitby captain, Mike Hamilton. Dy-Tech Toros Start '92 with "A" Victory More Reaction to Column In December 18 Statesman To whom it may concern After reading Pe article in the December 18 edition of The Canadian Statesman under the heading "Sport Thoughts" I felt compelled to respond to Brad Kelly's cheap comments. In reference to Pe BMHA 'Rafter Refs', I hope Pat Pey did receive camcorders for Christmas. These camcorders could be used to capture on film the display put on by certain certain referees. Such as Pe middle middle finger salute or jock adjustments adjustments in the direction of Pe people watching Pe game. Without Peso supporters sports would not exist at all. FurPermore, if Pe BMHA referees referees were doing such a wonderful wonderful job they would be able to disregard Pe comments coming from the 'Rafter Refs' or anyone else. A good official should have all of his attention on the game and what is happening happening on Pe ice. If Pe official official is doing his job like he should be, people shouldn't have to make comments from the stands. At any rate the officials officials should have enough professionalism professionalism to not respond to Pe comments made to them during the game. In defence of the employees at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex and Darlington Sports Centre, I would like to say that Pey are a hard working working group of people, who bend over backwards for Pe people who use Pe arenas. They do not need a Speedy Muflier King voucher to feel like a somebody. Thanks, guys, for a job well done! How dare Brad Kelly dump on Paul Jackman and oPer past presidents of Pe BMHA for taking a job and Pe responsibilities responsibilities Pat come wiP it, a job. Pat no one else wants. In condemning Pe president, he might as well be talking about all of Pe dedicated people Pat volunteer their time and efforts to the kids that play hockey in Bowmanville. Local businesses sponsor Pese teams and expect to see their teams' yyrite-ups in the paper. The people of Pe BMHA and Pe local business owners keep arenas and oPer facilities open, giving kids a place to go in order to stay off Pe streets. In closing, I would like to point out that The Canadian Statesman is a community, paper and a sports column should not be used as a forum to air personal grievances. That should be reserved for the letters letters to Pe editor column. Furthermore, Furthermore, referees as well as reporters, only receive Pe respect respect Pat Pey deserve. A little respect goes a long way wiP both children and adults. Yours Truly, Editor's Note Don Luxton Sorry you were offended. I'm sure Brad was only trying to be helpful in Pe best interest of everyone concerned. Dy-Tech Inc. peewee Toros started Pe new year wiP an impressive 'A' championship victory in the Port Perry tournament tournament on January 4. They won Peir first game,. 4-1, over Pe LNHL Canadiens. Canadiens. Steven Tabb got two goals for the Toros, while Pe Canadiens Canadiens could muster just six shots on John Marco Cannito. Their second game ,was against St. Paul from Peterborough, Peterborough, a team of mostly majors Pat beat Pe Toros in Pe championship game in a shootout shootout in the Manvers tournament. The Toros played hard and built up a 3-0 lead going into the third period. St. Paul mounted a strong comeback, with help from a Toro letdown to tie the game. Wade Peacock, playing a strong game, scored Win and Loss For Harrison Bowmanville 5 Pickering 3 Greg Masterson scored two goals. Ryan Jackman, Chris Steele and Chris Baumhauer popped in a goal each. Picking up some assists were Scott MacDonald for two, Chris Baumhauer, Chris Paquette, Chris Steele, Trevor Baker, Guy Tousignant and Jody Thorsteinson all earning an assist assist each. Ajax 4 Bowmanville 3 Once again Chris Steele picked up a pair of goals for Harrison Fuels. Nicky Zdrav- kovski and Scott MacDonald scored one goal each. Assists went to Trevor Baker, Ryan Jackman and Brian Ball. the game winner. A dramatic finish was climaxed when John Marco Cannito stopped a penalty penalty shot awarded to St. Paul with seven seconds left. Final score: 4-3. The final game was against Lindsay, and Cory Scott gave the Toros a 1-0 lead. A power play goal by Lindsay tied Pe game while the Toros were two men short. Brent Stock- man put the Toros ahead after receiving a pass from Jason Frayne. Mike Leipsig's point shot made it 3-1 and Niki De- Freitas finished off the scoring for a 4-1 win. In their previous tourna ment in Port Hope, they came away with the 'B' championship championship after wins over Napanec and Millbrook. Their only loss was to Emestown. It was a great win for them after two previous 'A' finalists. Team members are, John Marco Cannito, Kurt Kimcr, Aaron Pudlis, Niki DeFreitas, Mark McCarthy, Tom Wakefield, Wakefield, Trevor Wright, Cory Scott, Jason Frayne, Darryl Wright, Mike Leipsig, Brent Stockman, Steve Tabb, Wade Peacock, Richard Aasen, Jason Bray, Mike DeFreitas (coach), Paul Frayne (asst, coach), Wayne Aasen (manager), Jim Leipsig (trainer). by Tim Swan December 23 saw Sports Shop goalie Tyler Tcefy shut out Young Driver's, even though Chris Laton had several good scoring chance. Tyler notched two more shutouts and one assist in the next four games. Congratulations, Tyler! The coaches attribute this convincing 7-0 win to strong effort and excellent positional hockey by every Sports Shop player. Great work, team! This kind of play carried over to December 27 when Sports Shop travelled to Lindsay Lindsay for a tournament and brought home Pe 'A' championship. championship. Great tenacity was required required from all players to beat the Bancroft Jets in what proved to be the championship game. There was less Pan three minutes remaining in. the game when Tim Swan tied it wiP an unassisted-goal and with 45 seconds to go before overtime, Tim scored the winner winner with a screen shot. Also on the scorcsheet were tournament MVP's Tim Swan, Brandon Baker and Rob Milford. Milford. Mike Sellers, Matt Crawford, Crawford, Mark Tamblyn, Clint Krummenacher, Jordan Bate and Chris Dehamais also contributed contributed to the offense while Steve King, Mike MacDonald, Jason Smith and Brandon Buckley gave great efforts going going both ways. On December 29, Sports Shop played V&G in Orono. The first goal was scored 4:15 into the first period by Matt Crawford, Pe assist went to Rob Milford. The second goal was scored by Sports Shop's Tim Swan at 3:20 of the first period. Sports Shop took a 3-0 lead when Clint Krummenacher Krummenacher tucked it home, Brandon Buckley assisted. After Pat, V&G's Mike Shrives got it past Sports Shop goalie Tyler Tcefy with 10 seconds left in the first period. The next two goals were scored by Tim Swan, for a hat-trick, Steve King picking up an assist. The next two goals were scored by Brandon Baker, wiP Pe assist going to Tyler Tcefy. Good efforts efforts by Jordan Bate, Mark Tamblyn, Mike Sellers and Jason Jason Smith. The final score was 7-1 for Sports Shop. Oldtimers Win 9-2 Contest by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Oldtimers hosted Ontario Motor Sales on Sunday, December 29, and came out victorious as Pey romped to an easy 9-2 victory. Leo Kelly was solid between the pipes for Newcastle while Jerry Revell for OMS had an excellent game in goal to hold the score down. The scoring for Newcastle was handled by Sandy McDonald McDonald and Bill Perry with two goals and two assists each. Tony Jones, George Sainsbury and Grant Flintoff had a goal and two assists. Dave Roole had a goal and assist, Ron Hooper had two assists, Jim Jones had a goal while Hugh German, Brad Finucan and Bob Stiles all had one assist each. Tony Jones and Dave Roote had first period goals, but OMS scored 13 seconds into the second period to cut the Newcastle lead to 2-1. Grant Flintoff pulled the trigger on what proved to be the winner at 4:45 assisted by Hugh German German and Bill Perry. George Sainsbury and Ian Madill traded traded goals late in Pe period to end the second period, 4-2 for Newcastle. The Pird period saw Newcastle Newcastle break open and put Peir Christmas turkey to work and score five unanswered goals for Pe 9-2 victory. Sandy McDonald and Bill Perry had two each, while Jim Jones collected collected a single. Bell Girls Win 7-0 GEM-N-I GYMNASTICS Winter Recreational Session Offering programs for children 3-12 years Vhn For more information, call 576-9517 On Sunday, December 8, Pe Bowmanville girls had an exhibition game against an Oshawa Ladies' team. With only six skaters and the goalie, the Bell girls expected a strong, fast, opposition. But, much to their amazement and delight, they were the victors wiP a 7-0 win. Suzanne scored a hat-trick, Lisa cashed in twice, Cheryl shot from the blueline and scored and Joanna scored a lovely unassisted goal. The assists went to Joanna Joanna with five, Suzanne and Valerie had two each and Erin had one. Angie received the shutout. Monday, December 9, the girls travelled to Keene to face their #2 team. Although they lost 5-0, the score did not truly reflect Pe spirit of the game. It was end-to-end action. Tuesday, December 10, the Bell Girls were home to Norwood. Norwood. This was a very spirited game. The Bowmanvillc girls dominated the game, winning 5-0. Joanna scored a hat-trick, Suzanne and Annissa scored once each. One assist each went to Valerie, Lisa, Angie, Joanna and Laura. Angie received received her third shutout of the season. Thursday, December 12, the girls travelled to Oshawa. Again, this was a very spirited game with Bowmanville dominating dominating Pe play with passing and teamwork. They were the victors by a score of 5-0. Suzanne Suzanne and Joanna scored twice each and Laura scored the other other goal. RESIDENTS OF BOWMANVILLE AND AREA: WHAT DO YOU THINK? The Oshawa-Newcastle Branch of the ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION is considering the establishment of a TRAINING CENTRE in Bowmanville to instruct First Aid, CPR, and Home Health Care. We need to know what you think - if there is community and business support, then we will go ahead with this project. Please let us know whether or not you feel Bowmanville needs a St. John Training Centre. Contact: Major Garry Bums or call (416) 434-1042 St. John House (leave a message if no one 64 Colbome St. E. is in Pe office when you Oshawa, Ontario LI G 1L9 call) SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C Shackelton Division Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Preston 11 2 0 22 Port Perry 19 4 2 40 Blues 8 3 2 18 Bowmanville 16 9 1 34 Pattern 5 6 2 12 Cobourg 16 11 0 32 Bobby's Clip 0 13 0 0 Little Britain 15 8 0 32 Sunday's Results Uxbridge 7 18 1 16 Blues 5 Pattern 1 Lakefield 3 22 0 8 Prestons 9 Bobbys 2 ♦Teams receive one point for an overtime loss* Bowmanville's Results BRHL Standings Eagles 6 Little Britain 1 as of January 5 Eagles 7 Cobourg 5 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Bowmanville Town League Tykes A&R Flooring 8 1 0 16 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Rotary 7 0 0 14 Hoopers Trophy 10 4 0 20 Shoppers Drug Mart 6 2 0 12 Norm's Deli 8 5 1 17 Beaver Lumber 4 4 0 8 Hunt's Photography 6 7 1 13 Durham TV 2 6 0 4 Francis Personnel 6 8 0 12 Tim's Rental 2 6 0 4 Hockin Real Estate 5 8 1 11 McGregor's IDA 1 6 0 2 Bil'den Home Improve. 5 8 1 11 Skylight Donuts 1 7 0 2 Thursday's Games Novice Hunts 6 Hockin 5 Braggs Feeds 8 0, 1 17 Francis 10 Bil'den 5 Sports Shop 7 3 0 14 Hoopers 7 Norms 3 All Canadian 3 5 3 9 National Trust 4 4 1 9 Bowmanville Non-Contact Young Drivers 3 6 0 6 Burke Division Liberty Mutual 2 7 0 4 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Carter's Bakery 1 7 1 3 P.M. Beasties 13 0 0 26 Atom Square Boy 8 4 1 17 Family Trust 8 1 1 17 Century 21 7 4 2 16 Geranium Homes 7 0 1 15 M&M Meats 2 11 0 4 401 Esso 7 3 0 14 Oliver Division Computer Learning 5 4 . 0 10 Papps 9 4 0 18 J&J Sharpening 5 5 0 10 Shoppers 6 6 1 13 TMac 1 3 6 1 7 Falcons 3 10 0 6 Ontario Hydro 2 7 1 5 ITanc's 2 11 0 4 Carnation Flower Shop 2 9 0 4 Weekend Results Hutton Transport 2 8 0 4 Square Boy 6 Shoppers 3 Bantam Century 21 11 Papps 7 Kool Enterprises 9 2 0 18 Beasties 5 Hanes 3 Nichols Motors 4 5 2 10 M&M Meats 5 Falcons 2 Sand & Gravel 4 5 1 9 McGregor's Hardware 2 7 1 5 Less is More A simple oil and filter change is the best thing you can do for your car. These days, we all want our 1 car to run longer. And Genuine GM Parts and Service means extra peace of mind. 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