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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, April 2,1994 7 Peelers Capture Coveted Chamber Pot Trophy with 6-5 Victory by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Sometimers and the Newcastle B&F Peelers squared off at the Newcastle Memorial Arena Arena on Sunday, March 27, at 10 a.m. for the coveted Chamber Pot Trophy, Trophy, and the summer bragging rights as to who are the champs for the year. The Peelers edged the Sometimers Sometimers by the score of 6-5. This was the eighth year, with the Sometimers taking the first three years, and the Peelers the next three years. The Sometimers won last year, with the Peelers regaining the match this year. The periods were 20 minutes stop time. The stars of this game would have to be the goaltenders Leo Kelly Kelly for the Sometimers and Brian Foster for the Peelers. Both goal- tenders, throughout the game, came up with the puck under them or in their glove when the shooters were cheering for a score, only to have both goaltenders come up with the last smile. . Leading the Peelers were Bill Robinson and Dave Ixivell with two goals each. Doug Sinclair and Don Organ had one goal and one assist each, Dennis Knapp and Rick Stephenson Stephenson had two assists each, along with Guy Parks, Glenn Murphy and A1 Black who all had one assist each. Leading the Sometimers was Bill Perry and George Sainsbury with two goals each. Greg Sloan had one goal arid two assists. George Sainsbury Sainsbury also had one assist, Dave Roote had two assists and Sandy MacDonald one assist The first period saw the Some- timers come out of the gate fast with Bill Perry scoring with only 13 seconds gone, assisted by Dave Roote. The Sometimers had a two- man advantage and, wouldn't you know it! When Doug Sinclair stepped back on the ice, he scored to tie the game at 1-1, assisted by Guy Parks. The Peelers just got to full man- Busy Week of Games For Mr. Sub Peewees On Wednesday, March 16, the Mr. Sub team travelled to Tweed to compete in a peewee tournament. The first game found the Sub boys up against a team from Ome- mee. The Sub boys went into this game with only nine skaters. The Sub boys lit up the score- board early when Shawn Watson scored on a setup from Mike McCrary. The Sub boys notched their second goal on a goalmouth, scramble with Matt Meadows scoring scoring the goal and Niko Anastassakis and Chris Peldiak assisting. The third goal was scored on some good passing with Niko getting the goal with Shawn and Mike assisting. The fourth Sub goal was scored by Sub's little man, Luke Thompson, Thompson, on a setup from Niko and Mike. The fifth Sub goal was scored by Lucas Leskiw as he skated through the whole Omemee team before putting putting the puck past the goalie. Omemee Omemee then notched their first goal of the game. Sub got this back when Mike fed Niko, who slipped the puck past the goalie and into the net. The Subs' seventh goal was scored when Derek Derek Welch jumped on a loose puck and one-timed it into the net The Omemee team then scored a power play goal. The Sub boys got this back when Matt scored on a setup from Chris. The final Sub goal was scored on a nice individual play by Chris. The final score was Sub 9, Omemee Omemee 2. Dave McLinton came up with some big saves in the Sub net The second game found the Sub boys up against Bradbury Mechanical Mechanical of Whitby. The last time these teams played was at the Bowmanville Bowmanville tournament, with Whitby taking taking the win. The Whitby team came out fast, scoring two goals in a span of 30 seconds, the Sub boys cut the lead in half late in the second period when Chris dug the puck out to Lucas Lucas at the point, who let a blast go that the goalie couldn't stop, allowing allowing Derek to pop the puck into the net. The Sub boys kept the pressure on but could not score. Whitby notched their third goal late in the game to make the final Sub 1, Whitby Whitby 3. On Thursday, March 17, the Sub boys played their first game of the playoffs against Computer Learning. Learning. The Sub boys skated to a 13-1 victory. The point-getters for Sub were Shawn Watson (3g, la), Niko (3g, 2a), Lucas (3g, 3a), James (2g, 2a), Chris (lg, 2a), Derek (lg), Mike (2a), Luke (la). The coaches were very happy with the three hat- tricks. Shawn is now becoming a big scoring threat On Thursday, March 22, the Sub boys played their second game of the playoffs. This time, it was against Checkers. The Sub boys lit up the score- board early when Brent Logan got the puck back to Mike who let a blast go that beat a screened goalie. Ryan Woods tied up the score late in the first period. Neither team could score in the second period, but early in the third, Chris tallied on a setup from Brent and Mike. David then scored when he found a loose puck and deposited it into the Checkers' net with Chris and Mike assisting. The fourth Sub goal was scored when Chris dug the puck out to Niko who one-timed it into the net. The Sub boys scored their fifth goal when Mike passed the puck to Niko, who split the defence defence before sliding the puck into the net. The final score was Sub 5, Checkers 2. power when Don Organ scored one minute later, assisted by Glenn Murphy Murphy and Doug Sinclair for a 2-1 lead. Bill Robinson gave the Peelers a 3-1 lead at 12:27, assisted by Dennis Dennis Knapp and Don Organ. Greg Sloan finally connected at 13:03, assisted assisted by George Sainsbury and Sandy MacDonald to narrow the margin to 3-2 Peelers. Brian Foster thwarted the first attempt attempt by Sloan on a breakaway. Dave Roote and Bob Henry had penalties for the Sometimers, while Brian Hackett and Jerry Thompson had penalties for the Peelers. The second period saw Dave Lovell Lovell score at 1:30, assisted by A1 Black and Rick Stephenson for a 4- 2 lead for the Peelers. George Sainsbury Sainsbury scored twice for the Sometimers Sometimers at 10:07 and 13:46, assisted by Greg Sloan to tie the score at 4-4 after after two periods. Bob Henry had two penalties and Bob Stiles and Grant Flintoff had one apiece for the Sometimers. A1 Black had the only penalty for the Peelers. The third period saw Brian Hackett Hackett in the sin bin for the Peelers, but Bill Robinson came up with their second shorthanded goal, assisted by Dennis Knapp, to give them a 5- 4 lead. Jerry Thompson had his bench cheering for a score, but Leo Kelly opened his glove and said: "I'm sorry, guys." Dave Lovell scored what proved to be the winner on a turnover in the Newcastle end, assisted by Rick Stephenson Stephenson at 14:24. Bill Perry scored his second at 15:38, assisted by Dave Roote to narrow the lead to 6- 5 for the Peelers. The Sometimers could not score with the extra attacker. Players for the B&F Peelers were: Brian Foster, Joe McGarvey, Guy Parks, Bill Robinson, Jerry Thompson, Doug Dickson, Dennis Knapp, Doug Sinclair, Don Organ, Glenn Murphy, Dave McManus, Rick Stephenson, A1 Black, Brian Hackett and Dave Lovell. Players for the Sometimers were: Leo Kelly, Bob Henry, Jim Hutchison, Hutchison, Greg Sloan, George Sainsbury, Sandy MacDonald, Brad Finucan, Doug Cole, Bill Perry, Dave Roote, Grant Flintoff, Chris Hurst, Ron Hooper, Gerry Dost, Bob Stiles and Tony Jones. We would like to thank Roger Titterton and Craig McManus for the stats to do this article and also thank Bob Stiles Jr. and Jason Car- roll for handling the refereeing duties. duties. This is the end of another hockey season and I will wish you all a happy, happy, healthy and safe summer. I will see you all at the golf tournament on June 18 at the Newcastle Golf Course. A* ZD Transparent Interior Finishes Cetol TS Interior i Satin sikkens I Cetol IS Intel tor sikkens s Li .120 mrr 1 Cvlnt UV Cetol UV Interior available at CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa 434-3939 RrtHope Golf & Country Club { DRIVING RANGE OPENING Thmdai, March 31 00 Driving Range Membership 119 Visit our new expanded PRO SHOP for the best deals in Town. 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