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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 7 Brought to you by... Corner of Courtice Sales and Servicing Salesperson of the week Gord Miles Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 Bowmanville Receives Seventh-Game Scare from Barrie St. Marys Juveniles Advance to Semis NEW AC OFF TO MONTREAL -- Six members of the Newcastle Aquatic Club will be competing at the Division II National Championships this weekend in Montreal. It is expected that close to 500 swimmers representing provincial clubs from Ontario and the eastern provinces will be competing in the three-day event Those who meet qualifying times will advance to the Canadian Championships, which are being staged in Victoria, B.C., the first weekend in March. Good luck to all! MMIIHIIU SPRING TRAINING OPENS -- We read where Paul Quantrill, and his wife, Alyson, have left for Fort Meyers, the spring training home of the Boston Red Sox. Prior to his departure, a ceremony was held at the Jack Burger Sports Complex in Port Hope, where a photo of Paul in his Red Sox uniform was unveiled along the Wall of Fame. Rumors have continued to circulate through the off-season regarding Paul's future. Some of the trades had him coming to the Blue Jays, while another stated that the New York Yankees were interested. The latest one has the San Diego Padres inquiring about the young reliever, who would someday like to be a starting pitcher. Let's hope, for our own personal sake, that if Paul is traded, it will be to a team in the American League. That way, we can still visit SkyDome a couple times a year to publish stories on his progress. ■ IIIIIIIIIU JR. C UPDATE -- Not much is happening with the Bowmanville Eagles these days. They are still in limbo, waiting for the winner of the semi-final series between Port Perry and Little Britain. With Port Perry leading two games to one - game four is tonight, and game five Thursday night - the series could conclude in time for the finals to start early next week. •••■•■■••••a SCUBA DIVING FOR BIG BROTHERS -- Don't forget the Big Brothers are holding a fundraiser this Saturday at 5:00 p.m. at the Fitness Centre that will include instruction in SCUBA diving. The session is open to everyone 12 years of age and up. Those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult Certified divers are welcome to attend, providing they bring their own equipment and certification cards. A donation of $15 will be collected. For more information, call 623-0253. Spaces for registration are limited. OSHAWA GENERALS ALUMNI -- To answer the question, "Whatever happened to...?" came this little tidbit from the office of the Oshawa Generals. Bill Armstrong, best remembered for firing the winning goal in overtime of the 1990 Memorial Cup championship game against Kitchener, has signed on with the Boston Bruins organization. Currently out with a shoulder separation, Bill has four assists and 110 penalty minùtes this season with the Providence Bruins of the AHL. Bill was originally drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in the third round of the 1990 NHL Entry Draft, where he spent three seasons with the Hershey Bears of the AHL. In 216 career games with Hershey, he had five goals and 38 points, while serving'481 minutes in penalties. -, r CHEERS! - Fans cheer on the Bowmanville Toro Juveniles as the final seconds tick down during the seventh seventh game of their quarter-final series with Barrie on Sunday.. Sunday.. Bowmanville advanced to the next round with an impressive 10-0 victory. The defending All-Ontario finalists finalists expect to meet Markham in the semi-finals. JUDO MEDALIS/T--- Congratulations to Sarah Seymour of the Maple Leaf Judo Club, who captured a bronze medal at a competition held in Scarborough over the weekend. The 10-year-old was included in a class which required her to compete against the boys. Over 95 competitors representing a number of clubs throughout Ontario attended the meet. by Brad Kelly The Bowmanville St. Marys Cement Juveniles gave Barrie a little sampling of what a vacation around the lake will be like this summer. &■; The Toros came at their opponents in waves during the seventh seventh and deciding game of their OMHA quarter-final series on Sunday night at the Darlington Sports Centre. The end result was a merciless 10-0 pounding, which advances advances Bowmanville to the semi-finals against Markham. The defending All-Ontario final- Luxton credits a long discussion ists from a year ago had all they prior to the game between the could handle from Barrie in this se- coaching staff and players about ries. After jumping out to a com- leadership and discipline as helping manding 3-0 lead, ..-Bowmanville to inspire his team, watched as Barrie fought'their'way The extra incentive came from back into the series, eventually tie- the Barrie coaching staff after the were slapped with back-to-back minor minor penalties. After killing both off, Dykstra converted a giveaway at Barrie's blueline to put Bowmanville Bowmanville up 2-0. Allaire added another on a three- on-two break with only 14 seconds left in the first period, and the rout was on. Three goals -- one of them short- handed -- in less than a three- minute span in the second period put the game out of reach. Trevor Rogers added to the onslaught onslaught in the third period, scoring three times, twice on the power play. ; "We had to get back to the style of game we were playing before," said coach Luxton. "We went back to our game plan, and you saw the result." The best-of-seven semi-final se-i ries was to start last night in Markham. Markham. Further details on the series were not available at press time. Hes got a pacemaker. She's got a grandfather. Your donations help give someone a second chance. fp AND S1ROKL FOUNDATION 1994 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME (#018). Blue, air, auto, locks and windows, tilt and cruise, V6, keyless entry. M S R P $24,073. -- -- -- cash $ 19,999. ing it at three games apiece on Saturday Saturday night with a 6-2 win. Unable to mount any type of of-, fensive attack in the previous three games, Bowmanville made up for their lapses on Sunday, building a 3- 0 lead after the first period, and stretching it to 7-0 after two. The line of Trevor and Jason Rogers, with Andrew Allaire, did most of the damage. They combined for seven goals and five assists. Trevor Rogers tallied three times -- all in the third period -- and added added one assist. Allaire had two goals and two assists, while Jason Rogers had a goal and two helpers. The trio made coach Bob Luxton look like a genius. He put the players on the same line, especially for Sunday's seventh game. "I was up all night thinking about what I was going to do to make a change," said Luxton. "I thought about moving Andrew (Allaire) (Allaire) up on that line, and he did a great job. Trevor (Rogers) and Jason (Rogers) both played great as well. "Everybody played great," opening faceoff. Barrie played the game under protest, claiming that Luxton was slapped with a two-game suspension following an ejection in game five of the series. The suspension was only for one game, which Luxton served Saturday Saturday in Barrie, making him eligible to be behind the bench for Sunday's seventh game. The lengthy stoppage of play that ensued to inform the referee of the protest served as a motivational factor factor for Bowmanville. "I told the boys they're trying to win it through the back door, so let's go out and kick their butts. They said they would and they did," said Luxton. 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