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8 The Canadian Statesman Bowmanville, Saturday, February 13,1993 Newcastle Sometimers Play Rehab Clinic in 14-6 Contest by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Sometimers hosted the Rehab.Clinic on Sunday, February 7, and sent them home to recover from their wounds after hammering them by a 14-6 score. Bill Perry led the Newcastle squad with two goals and five assists. Dan Organ, on loan from the Peelers, had three goals and three assists, Sandy MacDonald had a goal and five assists, assists, Greg Sloan led in the goal department department with four goals and one assist, assist, Ron Hooper had two goals and two assists, Bob Stiles had two goals, Brad Finucan and Hugh German had two assists each, while Doug Cole and Dave Rootc had one assist each. Every Every player figured in the scoring. Jim McMaster led Rehab with three goals and one assist. Jamie Wright had two assists, Steve Schultz, Keith Stoker arid Alvin Beech had one goal each. Paul Hoy, Peter Shlapak and Pete Bcecroft had one assist each. The first period saw Bill Perry open the scoring at the 24 second mark. Greg Sloan made it 2-0 at 1:45. Jim McMaster cut the lead to 2-1. Newcastle went to work with Greg Sloan, Bob Stiles, Sandy MacDonald and Ron Hooper scoring for a 6-1 lead. Jim McMaster scored his second at 18:17 to end the period at 6-2 for Newcastle. The second period saw Newcastle outscorc Rehab by a 5-1 score. Don Organ, Bob Stiles, Greg Sloan with two, and Ron Hooper scored for an Skylight Donut Bowling Results 11-2 lead. Steve Schultz scored at 16:15 to end the second period 11-3. The third period saw each team score three goals apiece, with Rehab scoring their three first with Keith Stoker, Jim McMaster and Alvin Beech cutting Newcastle's lead to 11- 6. Bill Perry and Don Organ with a pair for Newcastle gave them the 14-6 victory. Leo Kelly put in a solid effort between between the pipes for Newcastle. Kim Pearce had a busy time in goal for the Rehab Clinic and the score could have been worse had it not been for a solid effort by Pearce. Newcastle had the only penalty, with Doug Cole serving for a trip and Rehab scored on the power play. The next home game is Sunday. February 14 against the D&B Hawks at 11:30 a.m. They then travel to Co- bourg to. face the Rice Lake Oilers at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 16. All Canadian Juveniles Advance to Next Series After Three Victories Bowmanville All-Canadian Award juveniles moved on to the quarterfinals, quarterfinals, ousting New Tecumseh Sharks in three straight games. Winning two games at home 5-1 and 7-3, and one game at the Totten-' ham Arena 5-4, All Canadian Awards swept their first OMHA playoff series. series. • The second game of thé series proved to be the tough battle. Although Although down 4-2 with eight minutes Senior Public School Boys Defend Basketball Title left in the game, All Canadian came flying back with three goals in two The boys' basketball team from Bowmanville Senior Public School travelled to Trenton on the week- This week, Dennis^Mahey bowled minutes to squeak out a 5-4 win end and successfully defended their title at the Trenton Kinsmen Invitational Tournament. The boys U%3 y PP ' mad b e th ' wo*tr f * ce <? some stiff competitionin the 12-team tournament, but managed to come out on top on the strong* Glenn Smith 14, Joan Mutphy 13, îüe winTbutinS âS, tothM °£ w,n ? over Foxboro 24-8, Dr. Hawkinsuf Port Hope 30-23, and J.J. Clarke of Belleville 44-39. In the Sam Adams 11, Ted Roberts 9, Gord period proved their downfall. The All championship game, Bowmanville trailed by as many as five points in the second half, but managed to Cowling 9, Brenda Stainton 7 Canadian boys seemed to be able to OUtSCOre Clarke 8-3 in the last couple of minutes to win 44-39. Members of the team are, front row, (1-r), Low single ladies - Chris Brown turn their game up a notch and skate Brett Pakosta, Dave Leppert, Ian Newallo, Brent Huggins, Jamie Shrives. Back row, (1-r), Don MacAr- 7 away with the win. Goal scoring was thur (coach), Danny Thongs, Peter Paradis, Geoff Coles, Greg Cartwright, Tony Skagos. Absent was Low single men - John Woolner nicely spread throughout each line, p au i HemmingS. with the defence chipping in when ' 107 111 High single ladies -- Brenda Stain ton 217 High single men ski 317 High triple ladies -- Brenda Stain- ton 615 High triple men -- Gord Cowling 713 High average ladies -- Joan Murphy Murphy 220 High average men -- Jason Vickery 241 needed. The next series starts Sunday, Feb- Jeff Kryzanow- ruary 14, at 5:00 p.m. at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreational Complex. This is the quarter-finals and the opposition will be Sunderland, who ousted Oak- wood in a tough five game series. This should prove to be a good series. series. Come on out and support the All Canadian team in its efforts to capture an OMHA crown. Your support is greatly appreciated. Junior Division -- Grevy .30, Moa 26, Indri 25, Anda 24, Dodo 23, Condor Condor 21, Warrah 21, Ibis 19, Auroch 19, Tapir 18, Tarpan 15, Quagga 11 High Singles - Alissa Burtch 228, 203, Dave deGraaf 220, 206, David Coffin 205, Sean Harding 205, Sonya Vickery 202, Melinda Tait 201 SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C League Playoffs (quarter-finals, best-of-seven) Oliver Division Hanes 10 3 3 23 Shoppers 8 6 2 18 Series A Mosport 6 - 8 2 14 Little Britain vs. Bobcaygeon Dutchman 3 11 2- 8 (Little Britain wins series 4-0) Shackelton Division Blues 13 2 1 27 Series B Preston 8 6 2 18 Bowmanville vs. Lakefield Pattern 5 10 1 11 Game 1 - Bowmanville 7 Lakefield 0 Bobby's 3 11 2 8 Game 2 - Bowmanville 6 Lakefield 3 Game 3 - Lakefield 4 Bowmanville 2 Game 4 - Lakefield 3 Bowmanville 2 Game 5 - Thursday, February 11, at Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. Game 6 - Friday, February 12, at Lakefield, 8:30 p.m. Game 7 -- Sunday, February 14, at Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. (if necessary) Weekend Results Papps 6 D. Base 6 Mosport 9 Shoppers 5 Hanes 7 Dutchman 3 Beasties 3 A&D Truckshop 2 Preston 7 Elobbys 4 Blues 6 Pattern 1 Newcastle Village Town League Series C Team W L T Pts. Port Perry vs. Uxbridge Blackhawks 11 7 1 23 (Port Perry leads series 3-1) Gruffies 10 6 3 23 Sharks 10 8 1 21 Bowmanville Non-Contact Lumber 8 7 4 20 Hockey League Sit 'n' Sip 8 8 3 19 Team W L T Pts. Tennant 4 15 0 8 Burke Division D. Base 10 4 2 22 A&D Truck shop 7 8 1 15 Beasties 7 8 1 15 Papps 583 13 Sunday's Results Blackhawks 7 Sit 'n' Sip 3 Gruffies 6 Sharks 4 Lumber 9 Tennant 4 - High Triples -- David deGraaf 561, Alissa Burtch 558, Sean Harding 539, Melinda Tait 534, David Coffin 516, Jeff Bull/Sonya Vickery 507 Bantam Division - Strikers 31, Rebels 29, Super Trolls 27, Troll Blasters 24, Alley Acers 24, Liberty Leaders 20, Bulls 19, Raiders 18, Trolls 17, Bashers 16, Dudes 16, Headpins 11 High Singles -- Jennifer Ricordi 197, Tim Welsh 195, Lee Mellor 191, Gavin Campbell 168, Terri Flintoff 160 High Triples'-- Tim Welsh 529, Lee Mellor 461, Jennifer Ricordi 448, Gavin Campbell. 425, Chris Welsh 421, Erin Stephen 400 January Bowler of the Month - Ryan Biggar and Kristin Bell. with plus nine pins over average. Senior Division - Jasons .17, Todds 16, Richards 15, Kristens 12, den 239, 209, Andrew Break 233, Ka- sey Butler 223, Steve Aldred 222, Kerri Kelly 220, Andrew Chomey 209, Shawn Pappas 206 High Triples - Jason Vickery 881, Jeff Pearson 687, Cheri Richards 678, Richard Young 623, Kelley Flintoff 616 . January Bowlers of the Month - Sandi Snowden and David Dean. Tyke Division -- Bills 22, Jets 22, Raiders 20, Giants 19, Cowboys 16 1/ 2, Rams 14, Eagles 13, Seahawks 13, Chargers 13, Dolphins 11, Oilers 9 1/ 2, Colts 7. High Singles -- Ryan McDonald 139, Michael Hossack 131, Danielle Andringa 128, Jason Griffin , 127,. Alyssa Henning 125, Stephen Tait 124 High Doubles -- Ryan McDonald 245, Michael Hossack 233, Jason Shawns 11, Kaseys 11, Steves 9, Che- ' Griffin 224, Stephen Tait 220, Alyssa r is 5 Henning 216, Danielle Andringa 201 . High Singles - Jason Vickery 342, Bowlers of the Month for January - 310, 229, Cheri Richards 336, Jeff - Jason Griffin plus nine pins over his Pearson 293, 215, John Carpenter average, and Laura Preston with 10 249, Kelley Flintoff 246, Sandi Snow- pins over her average. CORRECTION NOTICE In our Fabulous February Sale flyer on page 6, item no. 4520086 14" Colour Television does NOT HAVE REMOTE CONTROL. We regret any inconvenience this error may have caused. Canadian Tire Hwy. No. 2, Bowmanville