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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 19,1994 7 Sainsburv Scores Winner in Finals N ewcast le Oldl ;imei •s Win 'A' Title by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Oldtimers travelled travelled to Niagara Falls for a three- day tournament, March 11-13 with most of the players taking their wives. Newcastle 9, Sarnia 1 Newcastle went up against Sarnia in their first game on Fnday evening and jumped to an early 2-0 lead within two minutes. They built a lead of 6-1 after one period, and 9-1 at games end. Newcastle 1, St. Catharines 1 Newcastle went against a team from St Catharines in their second game on Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. The St. Catharine's squad scored first and Newcastle came back to tie it up. Niagara Falls 3, Newcastle 1 Newcastle went up against Niagara Niagara Falls in their third game of the round robin and came out on the short end of a 3-1 score. Bob Stiles did not play in this game due to an injury. Phil Fox also took a hard shot between the shin pad and skate and could not continue in the second period. After the round robin, Niagara Falls had a perfect 3-0 record, while Newcastle and St. Catharines had identical 1-1-1 records. Newcastle won the right to go against Niagara Falls because they scored 11 goals, while St. Catharines scored eight in the round robin. Newcastle 3, Niagara Falls 2 Newcastle went up against Niagara Niagara Falls on Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. for the championship of their division. Greg Sloan led the attack with one goal and two. assists. Grant Flintoff had two assists, Dave Roote had a goal, Sandy MacDonald had an assist, and George Sainsbury with the winner. The first period was a wide open end-to-end hockey with excellent goaltending from Newcastle's Leo Kelly and Glen MacKenzie from Niagara Niagara Falls. Niagara struck first for a 1-0 lead. Newcastle made no mistake on their second power play opportunity of. the period as Dave Roote scored on the backhand over à prone Glen MacKenzie, assisted by Greg Sloan and Grant Flintoff to tie the score at 1-1 after one period. x The second period saw the same type of hockey with lots of good checking, stickhandling, passing and excellent work by the defencemen and goaltenders from both teams. Niagara Falls went ahead 2-1, but Greg Sloan broke in over the blue- line on the right side and blew a hard snapshot through the five hole along the ice bn Glen MacKenzie to tie the game at 2-2 with 4:24 left in the game. Ibis set the stage for George Sainsbury when he scored on a backhand shot over the goaltender at 11:53, assisted by Greg Sloan and Sandy MacDonald for a 3-2 lead. Niagara Falls pulled their goaltender and they forced at least five faceoffs in the Newcastle zone with some close calls. But Leo Kelly, with help from the rest of the Newcastle players, was able to keep Niagara Falls off the scoreboard and retain the victory. Glen MacKenzie and Leo Kelly had identical goals against averages in the four games which was 1.75. George Sainsbury received the MVP for Newcastle with'the winning winning goal. The rest of the players received received cooler bags. Jeny Dost and Bob Stiles, along with Phil Fox, who played two shifts, did not play in this game. Bob Stiles and Jim Hutchison Jr. looked after the coaching of the un- coachables to make sure that the line changes went smoothly and it must have worked. ni$ Pizzeria E The old saying "it ain't over till it's over" seems to be the best saying saying to describe this year's season. After travelling to Newmarket, the baby bulls ended a game in a 4-4 tie after ten minutes of overtime. This was after a tiring series against Pickering and the Timmy Tyke tournament, tournament, and the boys played like they were hockey'd out. The coaching staff got the team back on track at home and were 5-1 winners with a much improved team effort. In game three in Newmarket, the Toros scored at the drop of the puck and never looked back as they won game three by a 4-1 score. Game four was played at home and once again the Toros dominated play and were rewarded a 3-1 win. Newmarket Newmarket scored with 1.1 seconds left in the game to spoil the Toros shutout The Toros advance to a new series series with Scarborough in the regional regional playdowns. The time for the Timmy Tyke tournament has yet to be set on April 3. This would be a great opportunity opportunity for anyone interested in coming out to cheer the baby bulls on and spend a day . watching entertaining entertaining hockey at Maple Leaf Gardens. Gardens. Tickets are $2, and will qualify qualify the purchaser for a trip for two to Florida, weekend in Toronto, and luggage. Proceeds are for a great cause. Dennis Pizzeria would like to once again congratulate the team on their fantastic season so far this year and wish them all the best of luck in their future games. INSTALLED BRAKE SERVICE Mosport Park today announced that Hy & Zel's, the supermarket drug store chain, has agreed to sponsor sponsor the SCCA Trans-Am race which takes place as part of the Player's Ltd. 200 weekend on May 20-23. "We're very pleased that Hy & Zel's has decided to sponsor the Trans-Am during the Player's Ltd. 200 weekend," said Mosport President, President, Harvey Hudes. "Obviously they see the tremendous tremendous marketing value that an event of this magnitude can offer and jumped on the opportunity to get involved involved with it. We're delighted to have Hy & Zel's join the Mosport family of major sponsors," added Hudes. "Mosport presents a great opportunity opportunity for us to seek new customers," customers," said Zel Goldstein, CEO of Hy& Zel's. "Motor racing will allow us to increase the awareness of all of our stores to the public at large. The Trans-Am series has a long and celebrated celebrated history with Mosport and so we chose to get involved with the series that had the best association with this track." It was also announced that as part of the sponsorship deal, Hy & Zel's will co-promote the event with a five dollar discount coupon it will offer through its flyer distribution campaign. Come join our group to exciting Las Vegas Victoria Day Weekend - May 19-22 Stay at the fabulous new TREASURE ISLAND Resort & Casino We've looked after all the details including airfare/ accommodation, transportation from Bowmanville to Pearson International and much more! 3 Nights from $639.00 7 Nights from $779.00 Includes all Taxes & Service Charges MftPVENTUREE GO SINCE 1955 623-1511 (In the Bowmanville Mall) Here's what we'll do! 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