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Square Boy Battles Pickering Panthers The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 2,1994 9 The Square Boy Pizza major novice Toros had smoke coming out of their nostrils as they charged hard at the Pickering Panthers for three solid periods of play. It was a complete team effort by all players who played inspired hockey, fueled by the knowledge that with the bad luck of the draw, they weren't one of the teams accepted accepted to participate in the Pickering tournament. The team was looking forward to returning as last year's champions, and putting the title on the line. The dynamic goaltcnding duo of Justin Vandcrbelt and Andrew King had an easy time of it as they only faced four shots in the game, but came up big when called upon. The defence concentrated on keeping the Panthers wide and getting getting the piick to the forwards in a rapid pace. The forwards passed the puck well amongst themselves and held the play for most of the game in Pickering's end. Penalties in the game were even at one for each team. Scoring for Bowmanvillc was Garrett Nemisz with a pair, one goal shordiandcd. Zach Pither opened the scoring 17 seconds into the game. Paul Reid, Jason Hicks, Colin Baker, Baker, Brendan Kalijundic, Greg Tam- blyn and Matt Beach were the other marksmen. Following the game, the team held a pizza party to celebrate their Georgetown Tournament win. The coaching staff and team members would like to thank Square Boy for their delicious pizza that was enjoyed enjoyed by all. Remember to work hard in practice practice and have fun. Hornets Settle for 1-1 Tie The Bowmanvillc Non-Contact League Hornets lied Crow's Sports 1-1 on October 22, then downed Ontario Ontario Hydro Employees' Union 5-1 on October 29. Goalies Nathan Stout and Colin Bourkey-Lycett were outstanding. Offensive threats were Martin Frampton, Jeff Ball, Pat Quinlan, Ian Laflamme, Greg Quinlan, Mike Sellers, Todd Dechenc, Kris White, and Nick Beck. Defensive stalwarts arc: Aaron Cook, Trevor Bourke-Lycett, Brent Dechene, Clint Krumenachcr, and Mike Murphy. The Hornets wish to thank their sponsor, the Bowmanvillc Men's Non-Contact League, for their support. support. T-Mac Oldtimers Even Record T-Mac Insulation Oldtimers recorded recorded a pair of victories over the weekend to bring their season record to two wins and two losses. On October 20, we invaded Orono Arena and, after spotting the Hawks an early 1-0 lead, roared back for a 25 YEARS AGO -- At the BHS campus, the field was greasy with mud, but Bowmanvillc High School's senior Redmen defeated Pickering Pickering 9-1. Team members are: John Froats, Ken Tabb, John Wolnik, Darrell Hunt, Larry Connors, Doug Crough, Norm Neads, Dan Now- lan, Harv Williams, John Morris, Charles Cattran, Barry Virtue, Bryan Wolfe, Bruce Welsh, Dan Cowle, Gary Baker, Claire Syer, Jerome Jerome Billett, Dennis Krawchuk, Jim Dustan, Ken Rowe, Les Wright, John Sturrock, Jack Vandenberg, Paul McArthur, Joe Caruana, Kim Rogers, Larry Devitt, Sandy Brown, Doug Parker, W. Brunt (coach). 10 YEARS AGO - In Sunday morning hockey league action, Cowans Cowans defeated Franks 13-2. Scoring for Cowans were: Joe Murphy (5), Jody Ross (2), Mark Bemie (2), Steve Carrie (2), Mike Burke, Bill Hogarth. Scoring for Franks were: Rob Green, Chuck Babich. 13-2 victory. John Vesters, Huck Balson, Ken Hammond, Glen Rice and Phil Solomon Solomon had two goals each, with single markers going to Wayne Bradley, Bill Parish, and Bruce Meadows. On Sunday, October 23, Stortcc from Oshawa were the opponents and, after being behind throughout the first and second periods, we stormed back to hand the Oshawa boys an 8-6 defeat. defeat. Phil Solomon had three goals to pace the attack. Gerry Snowden with two, and singletons by Tom Fennel, Ken Hammond, and Bill Parish rounded rounded out our scoring. Today at CM Goodwrench the price on the ground is the price on the hoist. Period. ÏIIRE. OIL & FILTER OA aassa-- « INCLUDES • Replace ffljtab « S power steering, Goodwrench premium oil • Check m u . Qn . Compktc inspection, windshield wiper, differential, transe : - ; • ( buttery, lights and indien alors MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP CM APPROVED PARTS AND LABOUR COME WITH A 12 MONTH WARRANTY WITH INSTALLATION. INCLUDES • Replace Spark Plugs • Check: air and fuel filters, belts, hoses, PCV, ignition wires and cap C * • Visual batten' check • Electronic engine analysis • Road test From ALL GM-APPROv| n (A CYL) • Applicable to most GM vehicles. 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