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\ 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, March 25,1992 CTC Major Peewees Win Trenton 'A' Championship Extra Skating Offered During March Break by John Hand The Canadian Tire major peewees travelled to Trenton on March 14-15 to lake part in the annual Golden Hawk tournament tournament and came away with the championship. Torus 1 Belleville 1 The Toros' dominance in this game was not reflected in the final score, but they had to come from behind to salvage the tie on a goal by Paul Laval- lee, assisted by Kevin Pickcll. Toros 6 Trenton 6 The Toros came out strong in this game, jumping out to a three-goal lead in the first four minutes. The home team came storming back, though, and the first period ended 4-3 for the Toros. The Trenton team scored three goals in the second second to lead 6-4. The Toros needed goals by Lavallcc and Greg McMurtcr, the last one coming with just 1:03 left, to clinch the tic. Goal scorers were: Lavallcc ' (2), McMurtcr, Jason McLean, Eric Zuvic, Nick Hand. Assists went to: Ryan Latimer, Ryan Dunnigan, Hand, Pickcll, Lavallée. Lavallée. Toros 8 Cedar Hill 0 Sunday morning found the Toros at their very best with their defence of Kevin Pickcll, Jason McLean, Steve Brink- man, Mall Brake and Derek Lange, more than a match for the Cedar Hill forwards. The match was marred by an ugly incident midway through the final period which resulted in a Cedar Hill player being ejected for kicking. Derek Lange also suffered a concussion and was taken to hospital. Goal scorers were: McMurt- cr (4), Lavallee (2), Zuvic, Dunnigan. Assists went to:Slaley (2), Hand (2), Brake (2), McLean, Brinkman, Latimer, Latimer, Zuvic, Tony Butzcr, Derek Derek Arnold. Toros 5 Belleville 0 The final was a rematch of game one, but this time the Canadian Canadian Tire team was in a much tougher mood than the first time and started the game where they left off against Cedar Cedar Hill. Nick Hand opened the scoring after just 34 seconds of play by stealing the puck at his own bluelinc ■ and skating in alone on the Belleville keeper. Paul Lavallcc made it 2-0 before before the end of the period. The Toros scored three more times in the second to pul the game out of reach. Hand and Lavallcc, Lavallcc, with their second of the game, and McMurtcr were the scorers. Hand, McMurtcr and Brake had assists. Jeff Parry and Mark Murphy Murphy shared the goaltcnding duties duties for the peewees. YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS Liberty Bowl Junior Division A - Hook 53, Foul 49, Comer Pin 45, Channel 42, Lost Ball 35, Frame 26 Junior Division B - Pacer 61, Dcadwood 56, Aces 53, Chopoff 52, Slide 50, Pushaway Pushaway 48, Backup 44, Back- swing 43, Curve 41, Split 27, Headpin 17, Missed Shot 13 High Singles -- Jason Vickery Vickery 262, 218, Karen Essclink 231, Danny Welsh 225, Mike Campbell 220, 202, Amanda Welsh 213, Chris Bowers 210, Kenri-Ann Kelly 209, Jennifer Holroyd 203, Ryan Preston 201 T.O.N.B.A. Baseball Registrations • T-Ball/Four Pitch • House League • Orioles All players ages 4 (by Jan. 1/92) thru 21 Photocopy of Birth Certificate required Registration to be held at Bowmanville Mall, Bowmanville and St. Francis of Assisi Parish Hall, Newcastle Village March 26th 6 - 9 p.m. March 27th 6 - 9 p.m. March 28th 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Spring Jacket SPECIAL!! Save 25% on our stock of jackets Reg. $99. Now only 74.99 Choose your favorite major league teams • BULLS • HORNETS • JAYS • SOXS • JAZZ • LAKERS * BOWMANVILLE * SPORTS SHOP 121 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-0322 BOWMANVILLE UNITED SOCCER REGISTRATIONS to be held on Sat., March 28th and Sat., April 4thi at the Bowmanville Mall 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children ages 5-16years For additional information please call 623-1204 High Triples - Jason Vickery Vickery 631, Danny Welsh 587, Mike Campbell 550, Kcrri- Ann Kelly 541, Karen Essclink 530, Ryan Preston 530, Chris Bowers 504, Chris Potter 501 Bantam Division -- Simpsons Simpsons 60, Tremors 56, Cokc-A- Cola Kids 56, Sharp Shooters 54, Blue Bombers 50, No Name 43, Scorpions 40, Terminators Terminators 38, Strikers 32, Fire Ball 31, Phantoms 27, Rollers 13 High Triples - Karen Out- ram 445, Antic Walsh 414, Tracey Grcenlcy 404, Tim Welsh 400, Kimberly Hellam 394 High Singles -- Karen Outrant Outrant 181, Melissa Jukes 174, Amie Walsh 162, Tracey Grcenlcy 155, Greg Hockstra 150 Senior Division - Brown 54, Haley 52, Young 46, Butler 42, Condor 39, Big Canoe 19 High Triples -- Rob Condor Condor 717, Stephen Brown 707, Todd Langley 634, Tammy Haley 628 High Singles - Rob Condor Condor 273, 224, 220, Todd Langley Langley 253, '226, Kelley Flintoff 222, Stephen Brown 268, 225, 211, Tammy Haley 231, 217, Kasey Butler 217 Tyke Division - Stars 42, Leafs 42, Jets 41, Rangers 37, Bruins 36, Oilers 34, Sabres 30, Wings 27, Flyers 22, Kings 21, Hawks 14, Flames 13 High Singles -- Tommy Lucas Lucas 163, Garrett Dodds 152, Paul Tennant 147, Mitchell Piper 140, Michael Hossack 137, Kristen Hockstra 128 High Doubles - Garrett Dodds 282, Paul Tennant 257, Tommy Lucas 252, Mitchell Piper 240, Michael Hossack 224, Lindsey James 216 Newcastle Town League Lumber Nears by Brad Kelly Newcastle Lumber arc one win away from capturing top honours in the Newcastle men's town league. Three unanswered goals in the third period on Sunday night gave Lumber a comc- from-behind 5-2 win over Tennant Heating in their bcsl- of-five final. The victory was the second in a row for Lumber, Lumber, who can clinch the scries in game three on Sunday night. They took game one of the series in overtime, 5-4. Sunday's win in game two was the fourth in a row in the playoffs for Lumber. After dropping the first game of the semi-final to Johnson Excavation, Excavation, they stormed back with a pair of wins to advance advance to the finals. For Tennant Healing, their next loss will be their last of the season. They headed into the finals on a roll after sweeping past Gruffics in their semi-final in two straight games. They now need three straight wins to become champions. Roger Yates was the offensive offensive sparkplug for Lumber on Sunday night as he scored a pair of goals, including the game winner. Tied at 3-3 with just under four minutes to go in die game, Yates was on the receiving receiving end of a beautiful three-way passing play and slid a quick shot past Tennant goalie Scott Bates. The power play goal was all the cushion that Lumber would need for the win. Brad Rushak added an insurance marker with 34 seconds left when he backhanded a shot that travelled the length of the ice and into an empty net. Aaron Ulrich and Willie McGarvcy had the odicr Lumber goals. Darcy Huber, Alf Tennant and Mark Smith tallied once apiece in a losing cause for Tennant. Like the first game of the scries, Sunday's tilt was close throughout.' Yates potted his first goal of the night early in the first, and Ulrich added to it later when his slapshot from the top of the circle made it 2-0. Huber cut the lead in half when his ,pass from behind the net hit a defenceman in front and bounced into the net past a 1 , startled Lumber goalie, Wes Best. Sponsor \ Alf Tennant pulled his team even when his screen shot found the mark. Smith's goal 33 seconds seconds into the final period gave Tennant Iheir first lead of the hockey game. It was short-lived, however. however. \ McGarvcy broke through the defence and went in alone to deke Bates and tic the game at 3-3. \ Despite leading two games to zero, the 1 series is a long way from being over. Lumber's goaltendcr has a vacation planned, 'and may miss the next two games. Lumber are already without without the services of their cap- lain, Gord Blakcr, (who is nursing a shoulder injury. Game three of the scries is Sunday night at the Newcastle Newcastle Arena at 9:00 p.m. j Two of Three for Optimist Tykes This/youngster had his eye on the camera instead of his instructor during during public skating at the Recreation Complex on Friday afternoon. Many of the area's kids and adults took advantage of the extra skating times during during last week's March Break. The skating was just one of the many events that the Town of Newcastle Community Services Department organized. Snowden Electric Zaps Oshawa in 4-2 Victory by Kim Gadd Snowden Electric won yet another fast and well-played game of hockey Friday evening, evening, this time defeating the ■ Oshawa NASC selects, 4-2. Goal number one was for the Snowden team when A1 McCullough poked in the rebound rebound from Scott Millar and Tyler Pincy. Oshawa NASC lied the game early in the scc- ' ond period. Wes Thompson answered for Snowden Electric with a well-timed shot, short-handed. Chad Vcinot and:Mike Talolti assisted. The third goal for Snowden was again by Wes Thompson and his fast reflex shot. Mike Talotli and Tyler Pincy assisted. Tyler Pincy lipped in the next goal from a shot by Peter Gadd from Wes 50 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville High School defeated defeated Cobourg 25-19, and will represent this district in Toronto Toronto at the COSSA final. Bill Edger led the winners with 10 points, while Eric Mcllveen was right behind with eight, Gilhooly had four, Brown had three. Other BHS players included Ferguson, Cowan, Moffatt, Stur- rock, Hamden, Neal. BHS now plays Albert College, the Bay of Quinte winner. ****** Membership fees for the 1942 lawn bowling season were set. Men will pay $8, while a lady's membership will be S3. *******. 35 YEARS AGO -- Office downed Fan Belts 5-2 in the first game of their best-of-three Goodyear Mercantile Hockey League playoffs. Don Masters and Luke Prout each scored twice, with Larry Chant adding a single for the win. John Mason and Clint Ferguson each scored singles for the Fan Belts. ****** 25 YEARS AGO -- The Courticc Secondary School grade nine girls' basketball team won the LOS SA bantam bantam championship. Team members include: Mary Hamilton, Hamilton, Lyla Osborne, Sheila Cobourn, Diana Cowles, Kathy Kathy Forster, Debbie Reynolds (coach), Brenda Morden, Gayle Bebee, Marion Ellis, Donna Johnson, Mary Rus- kay, Kelly Johnston (manager), Sharon Arlymn. Courticc Courticc defeated McLaughlin 16-8, Central 7-6, Henry St, 4- 2 and Bowmanville 6-4. ****** At the OBA convention in Hamilton, one of the most important mle changes concerned the use of helmets. Now, when the batter gets on base, lie must keep the helmet helmet on as added protection. ****** Backed by Tim Vanstonc's shutout goaltcnding, the Americans downed the Bombers 4-0 to win the tyke recreation recreation title. Ralph Crydcrman led the way with two goals, singles going to Ian Wilcox. ******* 10 YEARS AGO -- Several young players were put to test by five Jr. A players and one NHL defenceman. Coaches A1 Farrow, Mel Putnam and John Logan invited invited Oshawa Generals Tony Tanti, Mitch Lamoureux, Dan Rebel, Shawn McKenzie, Norm Schmidt and Colorado Colorado Rockies defenceman Joe Circlla to help out during a practice. ****** The Cowan Ponliac-Buick Jr, C Red Eagles edged out a strong Lindsay Muskic team to capture the Central Ontario Ontario league title, The Eagles won game five of the scries 3-2 to take the series four games to one. They await the winner, of a scries between Campbell ford and Erncs- town. Thompson. A great set up by the Snowden Electric teammates. teammates. Oshawa scored their second goal late in the third to end the game 4-2. Snowden Electric suited up again Sunday evening to short- circuit a short-fused Oshawa Bruins (minors) in a penalty- riddled exhibition game. Evan Goodwin poked in the first goal for Snowden assisted by Wes Thompson and Chad Vet- not., ,VJ ' !l ,v) ' 'iViv-li:':. Mike Talotli took the next shot from the blueline, hitting his target, assisted by Chad Vcinot. Scott Millar repeated this action by taking the next slapshot. Adam Kooy and Jeff Dart assisted. Period two found Jack Lavcrty finding his mark from the point, A1 McCullough and Charlie Hargest picked up the assist. A1 McCullough tucked in the next timely, goal, set up by Jeff Dart and Chad Vcinot. A1 McCullough took another shot minutes later, scoring again for Snowden. Jeff Dart and Jack Laverty assisted. assisted. Mark Read flipped in the puck for the next goal, assisted assisted by Mike Talotli. Charlie Hargest poked in goal number 8 of the game, Wes Thompson and goaltendcr Clayton Ren- dcll picked up the assist. Charlie Charlie Hargest popped in another goal in the third period, putting goal number nine on the board , as Peter Gadd and Mike Talotli assisted. , >. - Oshawa's Bruins finally concentrated on the puck instead instead of Snowden's players and scored a goal to end the game. The Snowden Electric members played a good clean game of hockey. They took a lot of hits, kept their cool, and outshot the Bruins team 20-1, showing them this is what it lakes to win 9-1. Great sportsmanlike game, guys! On March 20-22, the Optimist Optimist Club tyke selects of the BRHL travelled to Flint Michigan Michigan and won two out of three. In their first game on Friday, Friday, the Hawks took on South London and came away with a hard-fought 1-0 win. Jamie Bryant one-tiined Steven Hatfield's Hatfield's goalmouth pass for the only goal of the game. Robert Roth gained the shutout. In their second game, Friday Friday night, the Optimist Hawks took on Fraser Stars (Michigan) (Michigan) and lost 8-3. The Hawks spun their wheels early and never recovered. Garrett McKnight, Matt Gross and Mark Lemieux scored for the Hawks, with Robbie Campbell adding two assists. On Sunday morning the Optimist Optimist Hawks took on the Fraser Fraser Flames (Michigan) and skated skated to a 4-3 victory. Adam Bowen led the way for the Hawks with two goals. Garrett McKnight (lg, la) and Kyle Triple F Bowling J. Nadeau 21, P. Fionk 21, M. Rozcma 18, P. Glasbergcn 18, C. Vandergaast 17, D. Va- nabbema 17, R. Bonsma 16, H. Vandergaast 16, M. Kaldeway 16, B. Vroom 14, A. Bonsma 13, N. Vanabbcma 12 High single ladies - N. Va- nabbema 290 High single men - P. Fionk 328 High triple ladies - N. Vanabbcma Vanabbcma 717 High triple men - P. Fionk 706 Maynard, with a single, finished finished the scoring. The tournament format had two divisions of four, with the winner of each division meeting meeting in the finals. The Optimist Hawks won two of three but missed going to the finals be cause their loss went to the division division winner who ended up 3- 0. The coaches and parents were treated to great hockey and fine sportsmanship and off ice conduct that was second to none. Thanks for the memories, memories, boys! n" DATE: LOCATION: TIME: BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (TOROS) V ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 12,1992 BOWMANVILLE SPORTS COMPLEX HALL 12:00 Noon TOPICS: • Election of 1992 -1993 Executive • Setting of 1992 -1993 Registration Fees • 1991 -1992 Financial Report • 1992 -1993 Proposed Budget • Registration will be available for all players wishing to try out for the new AAA zone. (OMHA approved March 17,1992.) (You must be registered before tryouts.) • A chance to discuss your ideas. Anyone wishing to be nominated for election, please call Dave Dunnigan at 987-5540 or Nancy Sabine at 623-9102. "THOSE THAT DO, DO. THOSE THAT DON'T, COMPLAIN ABOUT IT." What do these, I \ have to do with these? ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE prqŒe-iai mMh Funds from lottery games are helping Ontarians enjoy sports. 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