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6 The Canadian Statesman K/uAftdvi, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 20,1993 Yesterday's Stars 35 YEARS AGO -- The top ten averages in the Boys' Teenage Bowling League are: Larry Piper 189, Lowell Highfield 187, Ben Thompson 181, Ken Park 181, Doug James 178, Howard Bundle 178, Don Bagnell 177, Jim Moorcraft 175, David Milne 174, Bob Richards 173 25 YEARS AGO - In bantam recreation hockey, the Flyers defeat ed the Lions by a 7-4 count. The Flyers' goals were scored by Paul Martin with three, Nick Birkett one goal and one assist, Walter We- reszynski one, Doug Terry one, Laurie Gay one goal and one assist, while Roily Simpson had two assists. The Lions goals were scored by Dean Knox with two, Ken Ferris one goal and one assist, Darryl Somerscales one goal and Dan Robinson one assist. Top scorers in the Men's Major League Bowling include: A1 Os- , borne 255, Brian Martyn 253, Howard Bromell 241, Russ Oke 237, Ernie Perfect 236, Don Oke 235, Jack Bond 234, Dave Reynolds 233, Bob Lawton 233, Russ Hallman 233, Bill Westlake 233. I ******* ||. 20 YEARS AGO - At the Motor City Bowling Lanes in Oshawa, the Knights of Columbus held their first mixed bowling tournament. ** y Bowmanville team one, led by Jim Fair, won the tournament trophy, while Mary Chisholm won the ladies' high triple. Team two from Bowmanville, led by Grand Knight Clare Logan, was runn6r-up. 10 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville Senior Public School's boys' basketball basketball team was runner-up in a weekend tournament held at Cour- tice Secondary School. After three wins, they lost the championship game to Lake Vista 20-16. Team members included: Kevin Smith Jamie Lever, Brian Noble, Jeff Thompson, Chris Beck, Don Mac Arthur Arthur (coach), Scott Webster, Peter Jandron, Larry Perris, Danny An- nis, Jeff Woodlock, Mike Lugtenburg (manager). The Red Eagles Jr. C hockey team, sponsored by Cowan Pontiac- Buick, went down fighting in their league championship playoff series series against Lindsay Muskies by a score of 5-3, losing the series four games to one. /iiiiiii it V xjjÈSfcg j|| JM I if i|| |p"! Ü Jllr | ri (C 5 ^ 1 i g ■ - v! Successful Manvers Meet for Bowmanville Figure Skaters The above members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club enjoyed a tremendous amount of suc- Bowmanville rinks made a clean sweep at the Annual Business cess during the Manvers Mini-Blades Competition held on Saturday, March 6. Those competing includ- Girls' Bonspiel, taking the top three wins over 13 area teams. The ed, front row, (1-r), Emily Scoffield (gold), Robyn Brouse (silver), Sandra Ward (silver), Alyssa Piney. top rink included Ellen Parberry (skip), Ruth Willoughby (vice skip), Middle row, (1-r), Elizabeth Monaghan (gold), Sarah Monaghan (silver), Nicole Sarris (gold), Lauren Dee Underhill (second), Jean Belfour (lead). Alexander, Irene Goggin, Natasha Piney (bronze). Back row, (1-r), Julia Ward (bronze), Sharon Pearson, Colleen Divell (bronze), Monica Janssen (gold), Peter Andreas (gold), Tiffany Lindsay, Katie Johnson (bronze). Absent are Mandy Baker, Natalie Morel. Liberty Youth Bowling League Junior Division-- Grevy 54, Moa 51, Indri 48, Tapir 41, Condor 41, Dodo 40, Auroch 39, Ibis 39, Warrah 33, Tarpan 28, Anda 28, Quagga 16 High singles, - Jimmy Goswell 259, Melinda Tail 254, Shawn Haley 253, 244, 237, Brent Weeks 234, David Coffin 227, Sean Harding 223, Jeff Bull 209 High triples -- Shawn Haley 734, Melinda Melinda Tait 562, Chris Peldiak 561, Sean Harding 549, Sonya Vickery 540, Brent Weeks 535, Alissa Burtch 532, Jimmy Goswell 53 i, Mark Stephen and Kathryn Tait 527, David Coffin 516, Mike Campbell Campbell 512, Karen Esselink 511, Chris Bowers Bowers 501 Skylight Donuts Bowling League This week, Jan Fisher bowled a 193. That's 55 pins above her average. The same was true of John Woolner, who bowled 184. Gord Cowling 27, Sam Adams 25, Glenn Smith 25, Joan Murphy 23, Ted Roberts 20, Brenda Stainton 15 Low single ladies - Cindy Knapp 124 Low single men -- John Woolner 94 High single ladies -- Jeannine Winter 270 High single men -- Paul Pappas 305 High triple ladies -- Jeannine Winter 667 High triple men - Jason Vickery 825 High average ladies -- Joan Murphy 218 High average men -- Gord Cowling 240 Bantam Division - Alley Acers 51, Super Trolls 50, Rebels 48, Strikers 47, Bashers 44, Troll Blasters 42, Liberty Leaders 40, Headpins 36, Raiders 32, Dudes 30, Bulls 25, Trolls 23 High singles - Jennifer Ricordi 211, Kyle Milner 193, Tim Welsh 189, Greg Hoekstra 188, Chris Welsh 179 High triples - Kyle Milner 510, Greg Hoekstra 493, Chris Welsh 486, Lee Mel- Jor 467, Tim Welsh 458 ' Master Bantam Results -- On Sunday, Sunday, March 14, our 10 Master Bowlers and t the YBC girl and boy were off to Ajax for •the Zone Round of the Master Bantam. Master Bowler Pat Haley with Kimberley Hellam and Kyle Milner, were a plus 343 pins over their average for second place. Kimberley was 149 POA (247 single, 518 triple), Kyle was 34 POA (194 single, 414 triple) and Pat. was 160 POA (416 single). Other winners were Ashley Henning with 213 (109 POA), Greg Hoekstra with 182 (57 POA), and Tim Welsh with 193 flat single. Just a note that only two of the 10 girls were a minus, and one of the 10 boys was a minus for the tournament, which is very good for our Youth Bowlers. Tyke Division - Jets 45, Bills 42, Giants 35, Raiders 33, Rams 32, Charger 28, Cowboys 26 1/2, Eagles 23, Scahawks 18, Dolphins 18, Colts 17, Oilers 12 1/2 High single - Adam Brunt 184, Jason Griffin 136, Danielle Andringa 114, Matthew Matthew Alexander 114, Matthew James 112, Kristen Hoekstra 104, Janclle Sturrock 103 High doubles -- Adam Brunt 284, Jason Jason Griffin 239, Matthew James 221, Matthew Matthew Alexander 218, Danielle Andringa 214, Janellc Sturrock 200 Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK ITD.I BOWMANVIUE -- ONT. 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 by Myno Van Dyke On March 13, BRHL Pizza Pizza atoms took the 'A' Championship in the Douro Atom Tournament. The first game was against the Lindsay Kent Cleaners. There was no scoring in the first, but at the start of the second period, Patrick O'Halloran won the faceoff and got the puck back to Brandon Baker who took a good point shot. Brian Villamere picked up the loose puck in front and stuffed it home to make it 1-0 for the Pizza gang. Then, Dave Corcoran stickhan- dled through the Lindsay defence and got the puck to Brian Villamere who flipped in a backhand while on his knees to make it 2-0. In the third period, Brandon Baker skated in from the point and fired a bullet into the top right hand comer to make it 3-0. Gerrit Van Dyke made a nice pass off the boards to put Dave Corcoran in the clear and Dave made a neat deke to put the pizza boys up by four. Finally, Kevin Legge put on a fine display of stickhandling around the Lindsay team and scored on a wrap-around shot from behind the net. Final score: Pizza 5, Lindsay 0. The second game was against Bowmanville's Family Trust. In the first period, Dave Corcoran scored from in front, with the assist going to Brandon Baker. Then, Dave found the mark again with assists going to Jeff Lee and Jason Bakkcr. Corcoran got his hat-trick shortly after on a short- handed effort when he picked up a loose puck after Kevin Legge had taken taken his. shot. Mike Luxton, Pizza's Triple F Bowling Ncl Van Abbe ma 19, Ron Bonsma 18, Dirk Van Abbcma 17 1/2, Bill Vroom 17 1/2, Peter Flonk 17, Minnie Kaldcway 16, Sicmen Sped man 15, Mary Griffiocn 14, Piet Glasbcrgen 13, Scbold Wcssclius 12 1/2, Randy Mulder 12, Harm Prins 8 1/2 High single ladies - Laura llecringa and Mary Griffiocn 233 High single men - Bill Vroom 295 High triple ladies Mary Griffiocn 614 High triple men - Nick Griffiocn 678 High average ladies » Minnie Kaldway 197 High average men -- Bill Vroom 214 goalie, made numerous fine saves, both with his pads and glove hand., to keep the strong Family Trust team off the scoreboard. Pizza Pizza won this exciting match 3-2. This put them in the 'A' final against the Douro team. In the first period, Pizza Pizza fell behind 1-0. In the second, Brandon Baker shot the puck near the Douro net and Sean Watson picked up the loose puck and tied the game. The game remained tied right until the end of regular time. In the overtime, the teams staged a simultaneous shoot-out, with one player from each team taking a penalty penalty shot at the same time. The team with most goals after three different players took their shots would be the winner. In the first set, Patrick. O'Halloran scored, but Douro also found the mark. In the second set, Jeff Lee scored and so did Douro. Then, Sean Watson scored on his attempt and Mike Luxton saved the day on the Douro shot to give Pizza Pizza a hard- earned championship. The following morning, Pizza Pizza Pizza suited up for a league game against Major Plumbing, but couldn't muster up enough of an offence after the exciting exciting tournament on the previous day. Final score: Major Plumbing 3, Pizza Pizza 0. HAMPTON SOCCER REGISTRATION Community Centre, Old Scugog Rd. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Please bring Birth Certificate and Health Card D.Y.S.L. and Premier Soccer Academy 1993 SUMMER SOCCER CAMP at Darlington/Hobbs Park August 2 - 6 NEW FOR '93 CLUB JACKETS (Samples displayed at registration) (applications available at registration) Nancy Mallette 263-8765