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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 2,1994 11 SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C Bowmanville Non-Contact League (End of Regular Season) (End. of Regular Season) Team GP W L T Pts. Team W L T Pts. Bowmanville 30 22 7 1 45 Burke Division Port Perry 30 18 10 2 38 Beasties 15 2 0 30 Uxbridge 30 17 10 3 37 D. Base 9 5 3 21 Lakefield 29 13 15 1 29 A&D Truckshop Hanc's 7 8 2 16 Little Britain 30 10 17 3 24 6 7 4 16 Bobcaygeon 29 4 25 0 8 Oliver Division (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Hooper's Trophy 9 6 2 20 -Lakefield vs. Bobcaygeon cancelled Dutchman 5 9 3 13 Mosport 4 9 4 12 Eagles Playoffs vs. Bobcaygeon Cdn. Home Therapy 1 12 4 6 Home -- Tuesday, February 1, 7:30 p.m. Shackelton Division Away - Friday, February 4, 8:30 p.m. Preston 13 1 3 29 Home - Sunday, February 6, 7:30 p.m. Blues 8 6 3 19 Away - Wednesday, February 9, 7:30 p.m. Hawks 6 8 3 15 Home - Thursday, February 10 (if necessary) Pattern 2 14 1 5 Away - Friday, February 11 (if necessary) Weekend Results Home - Sunday, February 13 (if necessary) D. Base 15 Hanc's 2 Series B - Port Perry vs. Lakefield Hooper's Trophy 4 Mosport 0 Dutchman 8 Cdn. Home Therapy 3 Beasties 11 A&D Truckshop 2 Series C - Uxbridge vs. Little Britain Pattern 5 Preston 5 Hawks 2 King St. Bar & Grill 2 Kinsmen Toros End January Schedule With Two Wins, One Loss and One Tie Big Brothers Bowl for Millions The Big Brothers of Clarington will be holding their 1994 Bowl for Millions Campaign during the week of February 12 to 19. The organization organization is seeking the active support of individuals for this fundraiser. Big Brothers invites the community community to take part in the Celebrity Day Bowl on Saturday, February 19,1994 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Liberty Bowl, Baseline Road, Bowmanville. Sponsor sheets are available by calling office at 623-6646. Participants Participants arc encouraged to solicit flat rate pledges and to bring the money with them on Celebrity Day. Please T-Mac Set Back Backed by outstanding goaltending by Dan Wilcox, a makeshift team combined with players from Town Sports handed T-Mac Insulation Old- timers a 8-6 setback on Super Bowl Sunday at Darlington Sports Centre. Ken Hammond scored three goals, Gerry Snowden two, and John Vesters with a single marker replied for T- Mac. register for a bowling time at 4:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. Receipts will be given, upon request, for donations of $5 and over. To be eligible for the 1994 Adult Prize Draws, you must have a minimum minimum of $50 pledged and all pledge sheet money must be handed into the Big Brother office, 23 Scugog Street, Bowmanville, by 3 p.m. on Wednes day, March 23. First prize is hotel accommodation accommodation for two (Friday and Saturday nights) at the Delta Chelsea Inn, Toronto, with breakfasts on Saturday Saturday and Sunday included. Second prize consists of a dinner voucher for two (location to be announced). Bowl for Millions is a main fundraiser fundraiser for the Big Brother Association. Association. The Bowmanville Kinsmen Toro Pecwces concluded the final week of a hectic January schedule with four tough games in six nights. Monday evening, the team journeyed journeyed by bus to Barrie, where the boys turned in an inspired effort against an over-confident opponent. During the game, Bowmanville managed to out-muscle the usually aggressive aggressive Flyers, while earning a 4-2 win. A first-minute goal by Barrie added added to the Flyers' confidence. With seconds seconds remaining in the period, a deflected deflected shot from the stick of Clayton Kohn tied the game as Willy Thornton and Darren Kok earned the assists. The Toros notched two unanswered unanswered goals during the second period with Chris Watson from Kohn, and Scott Lane from Watson, finding their mark. An early third period tally brought Barrie to within one. With the Barrie net empty, Bryan Lowery showed a lot of determination when he out-skated two defenders to score his team's fourth goal. Wednesday, the team hosted Richmond Richmond Hill. The visitors opened the scoring midway through the opening period, but an -unassisted effort from Chris Watson soon evened the score. Bowmanville took the lead in the second period, with Jamie Woolncr cashing in on a set-up from Jamie Potter Potter and Willy Thornton. Clayton Kohn extended the Toro lead to 3-1 with an unassisted goal, but Richmond Hill again closed the gap to one goal less than a minute later. Unfortunately for Bowmanville, the third period saw Richmond Hill score two unanswered goals to escape with a 4-3 win. Friday it was Barrie venturing into town, a little more humble than the last time we saw them. All of the scoring occurred during the second period, with the final results results favouring the Kinsmen 3-1. Scoring for Bowmanville were: Chris Watson from Steve deGraaf; hard working John Wise cashing in on a Watson rebound; and Jamie Woolner from Kohn and Thornton rounding out the scoring. The week's action finally ended Saturday night in Orillia, where, after a slow start, the Toros scored two second second period goals. Chris Watson unassisted, unassisted, and Scott Lane, after being set up by some excellent forechecking from Andy Gifford, evened the score. Clayton. Kohn gave his team the lead for the first time in the game, with 7:10 remaining in the third period period on an excellent deflection from a Chris Watson shot. Unfortunately, the win slipped away as Orillia tied the game with less than two minutes remaining,. After a very slow start, the team has managed to earn 16 points from their last 12 games, and with the playoffs just around the comer, coaches coaches Sid deGraaf, Rick Kok, and Paul Charbonneau should be congratulated with the latest success of the team. Everfresh Wins Three Straight The Everfresh Minor Atom Toros ended their season by winning three straight. In their first game against Pickering, Pickering, the Toros won 8-2. Goals - Darryl Steele (3), Phil Fracz, Jonathan Ross, Josh Couture, Tyson Crocker, Jeff Reynolds. Assists - Ben McCaffery (2), Jonathan Jonathan Ross (2), Tyson Crocker (2), Tyler Kohn (2), Jeff Reynolds, Nat Fair, Phil Fracz. On January 26 in Ajax, the Toros won their second game 6-2 with an action-packed action-packed and tough game. Goals -7 Tyson Crocker (3), Jeff Reynolds, Tyler Kohn, Darryl Steele. Assists - Darryl Steele (3), Josh Couture (2), Tyson Crocker, Ben McCaffery, Martin Frampton. In the third game in three nights, Everfresh played in Richmond Hill, winning 4-3. This being the storm night, the boys who showed up had to play hard all night. Goals -- Jonathan Ross (2), Nat Fair, and Tyson Crocker. Assists -- Tyson Crocker (2), Jeff Reynolds (2), Darryl Steele. Good games for both goalies Paul Evans and Tyler Teefy. You are invited to attend a "Ladies Car Care Clinic" on Tuesday, February 8, 1994 from 7 -9 |d'mV in the Service Department at COWAN PGNTIAC-BUICK LTD. IN ATTENDANCE • OPP Officer • General Motors Representative • Service Manager + Technicians Free Admission and Refreshments Complimentary Gifts! Number of Registrants is limited. Call 623-3396 (Marilyn) to register today. 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