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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 5,1994 y©_ Brought to you by.. Serving YoU Since 1922 Corner of Courtice Rd. and Hwy. 2 Sales and Servicing Salesperson of the week - v- -Mi t3L. Harold Michelson^ y WE WANT RESULTS -- Just a friendly reminder to all leagues in the area. We would be more than happy to give your league the publicity it deserves by publishing the results and standings in our Scoreboard each and every week. Not only does it give the players in the league an opportunity to follow their team's progress, but it is also a great way for the sponsors to get some recognition. The best part is that standings appearing in Scoreboard are published absolutely free. Don't keep your league a secret. Let everybody know about it by sending us your results, which can be done over the phone, by fax, or by dropping them off here at our office. EAGLES CONTINUE -- The Georgina Ice will make their inaugural visit to the Recreation Complex this Sunday night to face the Bowmanville Eagles in a 7:30 p.m. start. It's the first year in the league for Georgina, who will be hosting Bowmanville on Friday night in the home-and-home weekend series. Sunday's home opener against Uxbridge drew a lot of people to the rink, and with the entertaining brand of hockey displayed by the local club, attendance is expected to keep growing. ••eeeeeeeees JACKMAN STAYS IN GUELPH -- Glad to see that Bowmanville minor hockey product Jason Jackman has earned a spot with the Guelph Storm of the OHL. Drafted this past summer, Jason showed enough talent during the exhibition season to grab one of the available spots for rookies on the team. Those interested in seeing him play should mark Sunday, November 27 on their calendars, as Jason and his Guelph teammates will be in Oshawa to face the Generals at the Civic Auditorium. We'll be there with camera and notepad, and will have all the details of his impressions of the league in our edition on Wednesday, November 30. •■■■■••■•■•a CELEBRATING 50 YEARS -- The Newcastle Town League opened up its 50th season of contact hockey on Sunday night. Many former players who had participated in the league at one time have returned for another year to help celebrate the league's golden anniversary. Winners on the opening night of play included the Stars over the Kings 9-7. The Jets slipped past the Sharks 5-4, while the Blackhawks edged the Canadiens by a score of 4-3. 200TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION -- For anyone with an interest in local sport history, we suggest you browse through the first section of our special 200th anniversary supplement that is included in today's edition. The beginnings of baseball and cricket, curling, lacrosse games, and a story on the world's fastest man who resided in Bowmanville are all included in the five page sports section. Did you know that Orono can boast that the village was once home to a professional baseball player. Its's true. PERFECT CRIBBAGE HAND -- Life-long friends Bill Gibson and Ernie Blake were playing cribbage when Bill dealt himself a possible 29 hand. Bill discarded the jack of spades, and kept the jack of clubs, hoping for a possible cut. He got his five of clubs for a perfect 29 hand and won the game. How 'bout that! Dennis Pizzeria Serves Up Four Victories to Open Year The Dennis Pizzeria minor novice novice Toros have served notice that they are ready, willing, and very able to defend the title left to them by last year's championship club. Based on a nucleus of 10 former teammates, with seven strong additions, additions, this team has shown early in the season that offence, defence, goaltending and strong team players have been well-chosen by the coaching coaching staff. The team has already played four games on the road, the first being against a determined Orillia club, the Toros were more determined, however, outshooting the opposition 34 to 12 and outscoring.them 8-3. In the second game, against Aurora, Aurora, an enthusiastic crowd cheered the Toros on to a 4-0 shutout with a 21-1 shot total. The third game, against a smooth-skating Whitby team, featured featured an exciting penalty shot goal by Bryan Barchard and an 11-1 final score. The fourth game showed that the Toros do not let up. They out-shot a team from Barrie 28-1, with an 8-1 final score. Showing their talents early have been Bryan Barchard with an impressive impressive 15 goals. Rene Cartier with his patented end-to-end rushes, and Adam Cryderman with some excellent excellent goal tending in his first two starts. This year's team also features Justin Andrews in goal, forwards Stephen Comelissen, Alan McGrath, Ryan Fowler, Daniel Michael, Michael, Corey Oliver, Michael Richardson, Richardson, Chris Trace and Jamie Whitehead. On defence arc Andrew Fracz, Chris Gcnrits, Bradley Griffin, Griffin, Derek VanHcuvelen, and Trevor Trevor Waddell. Head coach Ralph Cryderman is assisted by trainer Larry Michael, assistant coach John Whitehead, and manager Bob Andrews. Sale Ends October 12th ■ INSTALLATION TIRE DISPOSAL ■ BALANCING • ALIGNMENT CHECK Brigadier 560 XT All Season By GENERAL TIRE MMJ a HayeYou HOOSIER Yet? UOt Your CALL FOR SIZES! 185 x 60(114 215x60514 215x65515 $79. $75. $84. 31 x 10.50HI5ÜWL $11/ H23bx/5R1b $90 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT $39.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT $49.95 WE CARRY • MICHELIN • UNIROYAL • B.F. GOODRICH • GOODYEAR • GENERAL • DUNLOP • FIRESTONE ■■■■■■■ USED TIRES $20 AND UP □ Dunclnn Si. L.J 'b Hookins if W# urn K p hoùf.'ï*,., o D Wnrron Rd. |- u Consumons Dr, T U m Wo accopt National and Float Account, The Bay and Zollors cards TIRES & SALES W 317 Hopkins Street, Whitby ra 666-2121 ST Eagles Win on Last Second Goal Mon I huts 0 b JU Hi ü b b.itt Limited qunnhlius in soinu sizos by Brad Kelly Though changes in both appearance appearance and team personnel have occurred, occurred, one thing has remained constant constant with the Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles. It's Gary Armstrong Armstrong and his flair for the dramatic. Back in late-April, when the Eagles Eagles last stepped on the ice for a meaningful game, it was Armstrong who sent a capacity crowd at the Recreation Complex into a frenzy. His goal with 22 seconds left in regulation regulation time lifted the Eagles into a 5-5 tie with Rockton in game seven of their All-Ontario semi-final series. series. Armstrong, back with the Eagles as one of their over-age players for this season, was at it again on Sunday Sunday night. Parked to the side of the net, he re-directed a shot by Doug Wright that made its way through the pads of Uxbridge Bruins goaltender Mike Moscariello, giving the Eagles a 3-2 win in their regular season debuL The goal came with only one second second remaining in the game. Should the Eagles be looking ahead to repeating as Central League champions for the third year in succession, Armstrong's goal- scoring skill is just one of the contributing contributing factors the team will need from their veteran players. "The veterans know and understand understand what winning the league means," said coach Mark Watson during a post-game interview. "We got close (to the finals) last year, and a lot of the returning players have the hunger to get back there. They will push the younger guys and let them know what is expected expected of them, and what is going to come." Newcomer Jay Cannings did most of the work on the game- winning goal. The speedy centre- man raced the length i of the ice,.., gained control of a loose puck in Uxbridge's zone, and fed Wright ; with a pass as he snuck in off his point position. The goal capped off a period in which the Eagles spent much of their time hemmed in their own zone. Having nine penalties called against them, compared to only four for Uxbridge, had much to do with this fact. Twice during the period, with the game knotted at 2-2, the Eagles were forced to kill penalties while two men short. The first came with just under seven minutes and lasted for 1:40, while the second -- for 24 seconds -- came later in the period, with only 2:39 left. During that span, it was goal- tender Barry Crawford whom coach Watson credited with giving "a great effort," to keep his team in the game. Derek Anderson had a first period period tally for Bowmanville, while Chad Taylor notched a power play marker in the second period. Bowmanville Bowmanville led 1-0 after the first, while the teams headed into the third tied 2-2. Darryl Whitlock and Ryan Jefferson Jefferson had the goals for Uxbridge, whose record dropped to 1-1 following following a 9-2 victory in their home opener opener on Friday night against Bobcay- gcon. Anderson converted a two-on- one break in the opening period, while Taylor's goal was the result of a quick release from the slot during a power play in the second period. Uxbridge finally solved Crawford Crawford in the second period, tying the game up with two goals in a span of 1:46. Whitlock scored on a slapshot to the short side, while Jefferson banged in a loose puck while lying Triple F Bowling League Results Ron Bonsma 10, John Buma 9, Peter Flonk 7, Jake Dykslra 6, Mcllc Rozcma 6, Dirk VanAbbcma 6, Harry Harry Elircl 6, Minnie Kaldcway 5, Hotly VandcrGaast 5, Piet Glasbcr- gen 4, Scbold Wcssclius 4, Gordon dcJager4 High single Indies -- Minnie Kaldcway 243 High single men -■ Ron Bonsma 290 High triple ladies - Greta Klompmnkcr 662 High triple men -- Allied Van- derGaast 668 High avemge ladies - Minnie Kaldeway 197 High average men - Ron Bonsma Bonsma 205 flat on the ice in front of Crawford. With a determined work ethic, and a solid performance from Moscariello Moscariello in goal, Uxbridge could prove a formidable opponent as the season wears on. Their gritty effort on Sunday night is the type of game that the Eagles can expect from many of their opponents. "After winning the league championship, championship, every team will be out to beat us," said Watson. "We have to be ready because teams will be playing playing us harder. We have to show up to play every night." With six regulars out of the lineup lineup due to injury or suspension, Watson Watson was satisfied with the outcome, despite noting that the play was sloppy. THE SCOOP - The new logo and uniform colors of Bowmanville were unveiled for the first time, marking the end of the traditional red and white...Picking up assists were Doug Wright (2), Jay Cannings, Cannings, Todd Cannings, Jeremy Pate, Darryl McArthur...A new rule passed by the OHA this year will curtail fighting. A gross misconduct is issued to a player who takes an opponent's facemask and helmet off during an altercation. A two-game suspension will be levied against the player who is guilty of the infraction. infraction. Jay Cannings (#19) found himself in alone against Uxbridge goaltender Mike Moscariello during the home opener for the Bowmanville Eagles at the Recreation Complex on Sunday night. A good crowd was on hand to watch as Gary Armstrong's goal with only one second left in the game gave Bowmanville Bowmanville a narrow 3-2 victory. Bowmanville hosts Georgina, the newest entry into the Central League, this Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. Square Boy Pizza Toros Beat Ajax by 15-0 Score The Square Boy Pizza major novice Toros have started the season off well this year, winning all four games so far in their schedule. The boys had a very busy weekend weekend as they played Friday in Ajax against the Knights. The Toros started started this game with a short bench, but after a couple of shifts, came up to full strength and manhandled the Ajax squad to a 15-0 win. It was another another shutout for the Toros goaltcnd- ing tandem, and a confidence- booster for the rest of the team. Travelling to Barrie on Saturday, the coaching staff were hoping the boys weren't over confident because unlike Ajax, who lost eight players from last year's squad to triple 'A' (including their goalie), the Colts should have a better team. This game was a little faster and a lot more physical as there were 12 penalties handed out by the referees, six to each team. The Toros proved to be the stronger team as they beat the Colts by a 9-2 score. Sunday, the Toros played a penalty-free penalty-free game against Whitby that developed into a very fast and exciting exciting game. Whitby scored the only goal of the first period and it looked like the Toros were in for a game. The very boisterous fans of Whitby thought that they had taken all the wind from Bowmanville's sails, but as the game went on, it was Whitby who came back to the harbor underpowered. underpowered. With 42 goals for and four goals against, eight points in the bank, and many more games ahead, it seems the Square Boy Pizza Toros arc on the right track and heading in the proper direction for a very successful successful season. Keep up the good work, practice hard and good luck in all your future games. on deductible of most windshield ! insurance claims plus... < ONE FREE I TURKEY I Limited Time Offer fAlil &1 i A uto Glazr OSHAWA NORTH 571-7852 Taunton and Wilson OSHAWA SOUTH 571-7852 Bloor and Park Rd. WHITBY UXBRIDGE ©