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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 6,1993 9 ___ . Brought to you by... Serving^ 014 Since 1922 Corner of Courtice Rd. and Hwy. 2 Sales and Servicing Salesperson of the week Rebecca Evans Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 ALL-STAR GAME -- The Bowmanville Eagles had an extra game added to their schedule this year, but it is one that they didn't mind accepting. This Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Recreation Complex, the Eagles will face the best players from the other five teams in the league during the annual all-star game. A banquet will follow. •■••••••••■• ATHLETES OF THE YEAR -- The plaques have been engraved, the winners notified, and story prepared for The Canadian Statesman Male and Female Athlete of the Year Award for 1992. Due to a shortage of space this week, the announcement will be held over until next week's edition. Who will be selected this year? Past winners have included Rob Snoek, Jim Shaw, Nicole Devonish and Pam Locke. FREE SKATING -- Very little in life is free anymore, but the Optimist Club of Bowmanville is offering free public skating through the months of January and February at the Recreation Complex. Every Thursday from 4-4:50 p.m., anyone with a pair of skates is invited to strap on the blades -and take a few laps around the ice for no charge. There aren't any better -deals than that! fjj- IIIHttllMI -SPORTSMEN'S SHOW ™ The 8th Annual Ontario Fishing and 'Sportsmen's Show will be held from January 28 to January 31 at the Metro ^East Trade Centre in Pickering. Over 100 exhibitors will be displaying . "their various merchandise and fly-in camps for those who are interested. 'One of the new attractions at this year's show is a kid's fishing hole, where kids can catch a live trout and take it home. Doesn't say if there are any chefs on hand to offer advice to the youngsters on how to prepare the fish for supper, which dear old mom and dad would certainly enjoy. Scheduled to make an appearance on Saturday is hockey legend, Bobby Hull. NOW THAT'S CLOSE -- As the season begins to wind down in the Jr. C league, teams are beginning to get bunched up in the standings as they battle for top spot. The all-important home ice advantage in the playoffs goes with having a successful year. But if you thought teams in the Jr. C league are close, take a quick glance at the Newcastle Village Town League standings in Scoreboard. Only two points separate first place from fifth place. One good game and your team could the best in the league, but one bad one and you could be in second last. 1992 Sports in Review Continued from Last Week July •The TONBA bantam Orioles baseball team were perfect in their six encounters with U.S. teams from Syracuse Syracuse during their exhibition tour. • •At the Olympic Torch Run in Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, in which Bowmanville resident Jim Cryderman is participating, participating, the weather was sunny and hot with temperatures reaching a high of' 38 degrees Celsius. •Port Hope native Paul Qiiantrill made his major league pitching debut for the Boston Red Sox during their game in Kansas City. •Pia Schmidt-Hansen of ' Kendal captured the Canadian National Freestyle Freestyle Roller Skating Championship in the sophomore division at a competition competition held in Burlington. August •Outstanding track and field athlete, athlete, Nicole Devonish, accepted a scholarship to the University of Iowa. •At Jackson Memorial Park in Kendal, the Kendal Eagles baseball team advanced to the OBA tournament tournament after eliminating Little Britain in two straight games. •The talented midget baseball team from Orono will be travelling to Port Hope to participate in the All-Ontario midget 'C' tournament on Labour Day weekend. September •The Courtice men's soccer team emerged as the Darlington League Champions after a narrow 2-0 victory over the Flying Dutchmen in the final game. •Jeff Dawson was declared the 1992 National Dirt Track Scries motorcycle motorcycle champion in the Junior 600 Class. •Club Championship Awards were handed out at the Bowmanville Golf Club. Winners included Mac Island, Rena Island, Bill Dionne, Stephen Brown. •Reluming over-ager, Nick Dennis, was named the captain of the Bow- manviilc Eagles. •Former Hampton resident, Kim Hangmans, competing in the women's 25-29 age category at the World Triathlon Triathlon Championships, placed fifth. •Nicole Devonish competed in the World Junior Track and Field Championships Championships and won a silver medal in the long jump. DURHAM AUTO DETAIL COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE CLEANUP Buff and Wax • Interior Shampoo • Rolyshine • Rust Proofing FRED DEVRIES (416) 697-2297 163 Baseline Road, Unit 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3L4 fred's autobody ltd. FREE ESTIMATES • COMPETITIVE RATES INSURANCE CLAIMS FRED DEVRIES (416) 623-6353 163 Baseline Road Bowmanville, .Ontario L1C3L4 ■COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR, RESTORATION AND REFINISHING- Toro Teams Win 5 of 8 Schickedanz Titles Hi Bowmanville Toro teams concluded concluded the 4th Annual Schickedanz Christmas Classic Hockey Tournament, Tournament, winning five of eight titles in their championship games. In the opening days of the five- day event, which ran from December December 26-30, minor Toro teams captured captured three titles. The major teams added two more to the total as the tournament came to a close. The major novices enjoyed the most success, winning the 'B' championship, while the major atoms atoms recorded a shutout to win the *D' tide. •More than $2,000 was raised from the annual Terry Fox Run weekend of activities. •The Bowmanville Eagles, announced announced that their backup goaltender for the season will be Sarah Couch. •Rob Snoek returned form the Paralympics Paralympics in Barcelona, Spain, where he finished in the top five in all four of his events. "October •Newcastle Aquatic Club coach, Karen Hillis, was named the coach of the year for Division HI swim clubs in Ontario. •Four members of the Newcastle Thundercats Swim Team that competed competed at an international meet in Barbados, Barbados, also competed in a 3km swim that was held in the Atlantic Ocean. They include Leonard Wells, Brian Elliott, Kalis Rasmussen and Adrian Deman. •Active Bodies were the *A' champions champions of the Newcastle Ladies' Slo Pitch League after a three games to two series win over Pontypool in the finals. •Lisa McLeod was selected as the MVP of the OCAA Women's Softball Championships at Durham College, leading her team to the gold medal. November •Stephanie Axford, of Durham College, was named to the tournament all-star team at the OCAA women's soccer championships. Durham won the silver medal. •The junior boys' seven-a-side rugby rugby team at Bowmanville High School captured the Ontario Rugby Union championship with an impressive 21- 0 romp over Banting High School of Alliston. •With a 2-0 win over Kirby in the finals, the Newcastle Public School co-ed soccer team captured the junior school championship. •The Clarke High School junior boys' volleyball team won their second second consecutive COSSA 'AA' title. •For the second consecutive year, Ontario Street Public School won the Bowmanville Junior Schools Co-ed Soccer Championship. December •Clarke High School reached the finals of the OFSAA 'AAA' senior Continued on Page 11 Sports Shop A pair of goals by Darryl Steele in the 'B' championship final against Newmarket enabled the major major novice Toros to record a 3-1 victory. victory. Tyson Crocker had the other goal, while goaltender Tyler Tcefy was outstanding in the win. The two teams played to a scoreless scoreless tie after the opening period, but Bowmanville took a 2-0 lead into the third. In the round robin, the major novices recorded an 8-0 shutout over Meadowvale in the opener, but dropped their second game to Markham Markham 4-3. In their final game, they posted their second shutout of the tournament, tournament, with a 4-0 victory over Welland. Welland. Their 2-1 record left them with 12 points, in second place in their pool behind Markham who had 13. Welland were ' third with 4 1/2, while Meadovale trailed with 1/2 point. Heritage House The second championship for major'teams was won by the major atoms, who won convincingly over Markham Pepsi with a 5-0 shutout. The Toros had a difficult time through the round robin, as they were unable to win a game in three outings. They began with a 2-0 loss to Markham 16th Eatery, followed by another close loss to Welland 3-2. In their final game, Peterborough recorded recorded a 10-3 win. The three losses left the Toros with 1 1/2 points, trailing Markham (8 1/2), Welland (9 1/2), and Peterborough Peterborough (10 1/2) in their division. Destinations To Go In an exciting 'B' Championship game on December 30, the major peewees came up short against Welland, Welland, dropping a 3-1 score. Greg Mastcrson had the lone goal for the Toros, as they trailed 1- 0 after the opening period, and 2-1 after the second. The Toros put together a perfect record in their three games during the round robin, winning twice and tieing their final game. They started with a 6-5 win over Fort Erie, followed by a 5-1 decision decision over Belleville. In their last game, they settled for a 3-3 draw with Ottawa. Their record left them in second place in their pool with 8 1/2 points, behind Ottawa who had 11. Fort The Sports Shop major novice Toros came away with the 'B' Championship at the Schickedanz Christmas Classic following a 3-1 win over Newmarket in the finals. Team members include, not in order order of above photo, Tyson Crocker, Davyn Dymond, Nathaniel Fair, Phillip Fracz, Martin Frampton, Tyler Kohn, Clint Krummenacher, Benjamin McCaffery, Matthew O'Halloran, Justin Osborne, Johnathan Johnathan Ross, Darryl Steele, Tyler Teefy, Chris Wise, Dan Ross (coach), Kevin O'Halloran (manager). Brace Osborne (asst, coach), Bob Teefy (trainer). Goaltender Tyler Teefy was mobbed by his teammates from the Sports Shop major novices following their 'B' championship victory at the Schickedanz Christmas Classic on December 20. Bowmanville beat Newmarket in the finals. Erie were third with 8, and Belleville Belleville were last with 2 1/2. Halminen Homes The major bantams had a tough time in their 'D' championship final against Pickering, as the only goal of the third period stood up as the winner in a 4-3 loss. Bowmanville held an early 1-0 lead after the first, and the two teams were tied at 3-3 after two periods periods of play. Mike Francis, Steve Hamilton and Jamie Shetlcr had the Bowmanville Bowmanville goals. The Toros started with an impressive impressive 2-1 win over Mississauga to open the tournament, and followed followed with a 64 victory over Peterborough. Peterborough. In their last game, Toronto E. Endors shut them out 6-0. Toronto finished on top of the division division with 11 points, followed by Peterborough with 9, Bowmanville with 8 1/2, and Mississauga with 1 1/2. WimHEWS HERE! Don't let these great specials slip by you! Slide on into... VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES plus... with your Tire Purchase you will receive... FREE ... Installation FREE ... Balance FREE ... Tire Disposal FREE ... 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