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I î t i Great Comeback by On Saturday, October 29, Checkers Checkers pecwccs faced off against Hooper's Hooper's in an excellent back and forth match-up. In the first period, Checkers opened the scoring with a goal from Phil Hopkins, assisted by Adam Sar- ginson. Checkers' Dcrik Welch gave his team their second goal in the first, assisted by Shawn Watson. Late in the period, Hoopers' Kyle Welch scored, assisted by Bobby Gorman. The second period was very close, with Hooper's tying the score with a goal by Bobby Gorman, assisted assisted by Mike Wood and Jessie Ha- lik. The third period opened up with Hoopers' Donald Allin scoring, assisted assisted by Jason Charbonneau and Bobby Gorman. Hoopers' Dcrik Bradley extended his team's lead, assisted by Kyle Welch. Checkers' Dcrik Welch scored his second goal of the game, assist- ' ed by Adam Sarginson. Hoopers' Jessie Halik scored, regaining his Checkers team's two goal lead, assisted by Mike Wood. Undaunted, the Checkers team intensified their physical play in the final minutes of the game. What resulted resulted was a stunning three-goal rally rally in the last four minutes, with goals by: Adam Sarginson, assisted by Steve Bulterworth; Geoff Neuman, Neuman, assisted by Adam Sarginson; and a game-winning slapshot by Steve Bulterworth, assisted by Adam Sarginson. It was a great comeback effort by the Checkers team. M.J. Hobbs Runner Sets New Record at Harrier Meet 1 The harrier season for senior public schools came to a close recently. These students, representing " M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School, enjoyed strong results from the area championship that was held in ' the Ganaraska Forest. The best result of the meet was turned in by Mark Dieleman, who set a new 1 ; course record for grade seven boys. Those who ran at the Ganaraska Meet, and their results, are, front row, (1-r), Darren Powell (10), Kyle Welsh (4), Mark Dieleman (1), Rachel Mainguy (5), Katherine Dy- ' mecki (21), Chris Allin (24). Back row, (1-r), Stan Dymecki (7), Tully Privett (46), Melanie Smith (38), ; Erin Johnson (4), Waseem Rawdah (45), Melanie Ritchler (19), David Corcoran (19), Ken Cornelius (coach). Knox School Defeats St. Francis 6-1 for CCAA Soccer Title ■ The boys' soccer team at Knox Christian Elementary school recently won the Claringlon Catholic i Athletic Association championship, defeating St. Francis by a score of 6-1 in the finals. The league in- 1 ' eluded four catholic, and two Christian schools from the area. Winning team members from Knox include, include, front row, (1-r), Michael Rekker, Jonathan Helmus, Jason Brinkman, Mark Bcnschop, Joel Bou- ma, Paul VanderSpruit, Dan Spoelstra, Jesse DeJager. Back row, (1-r), Ian Bonsma, Mike Vandcrhcrberg, Scan Helmus, Jorin Fcddema, Jason Bakker, Jonathan Hull, Nathan Schroor, Steven Brink, Bill Helmus (coach). Absent was Adam DeVries. Win Mtestfing Tickets The Canadian Statesman would like to send two of our lucky readers to the WWF card at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa on Sunday, November 27. Each winner will receive a pair of complimentary tickets to the matinee show that begins at 1:00 p.m. All of the stars of the World Wrestling Federation have been signed for this exciting card. The main event will pit Lex Luger against Tatanka, while Adam Bomb will square off against Owen Hart. There will be a ladies' championship title match, as Alundra Blayze defends against Bull Nakano, and in tag team action, the Smoking Gunns will meet Heavenly Bodies. Simply fill out the entry ballot below, and drop it off at our office, 62 King St. West, Bowmanville, by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 16. Two ballots, containing the right answer to the skill testing question, will be drawn at random. r WWF Entry Form Unscramble the name of this wrestler: XLE RLUGE i l I Answer: I | Name: i m I Town: Talanka iTelephone Number: I ' I (Jnmon Publishing omployoon nncl thulr I,'million tiro not ollglblo lor tills conlonl) ^ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 2, 1994 7 Maple Leaf Judo Club Members Win Medals in Hamilton The above members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club competed at a tournament in Hamilton on October 22, with five of the eight local competitors finishing in the medals. Over 200 kids from all over Ontario were entered in the one-day tournament. From left to right are, Megan Hanna, Michael Hossack (silver), James Edwards (bronze), James Stirling (gold), Mel Cox (sensei). SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C League (Up-to-date standings not available) Team W L T Pts. Bowmanville 8 1 0 16 Port Perry 5 2 0 10 Uxbridge 4 3 0 9 Lakefield 3 4 0 6 Bobcaygeon 2 4 0 5 Georgina 2 6 0 4 Little Britain 0 4 0 0 (Teams get one point for an overtime loss) Weekly Results Bowmanville 8 Bobcaygeon 4 Port Perry 5 Bowmanville 1 Newcastle Men's League 50th Anniversary Oliver Division Hanes 5 0 1 Cdn. Home Therapy 2 3 1 National Home Video 15 0 Mosport 0 6 0 Shackelton Division King St. B&G Blues 4 11 Hawks 330 Preston Movers 3 3 0 Pattern 14 1 Weekend Results A&D Truckshop 7 Cdn. Home Therapy 2 Hooper's Trophy 3 Hanes 3 Beasties 8 Mosport 2 D. Base 5 National Home Video 2 King. St. Blues 5 Preston Movers 2 Pattern 4 Hawks 2 11 5 2 0 9 6 6 3 Team W L T Pts, Stars 3 1 1 7 Blackhawks 3 2 0 6 Kings 3 2 0 6 Jets 2 3 0 4 Sharks 2 3 0 4 Canadiens 1 3 1 3 Sunday's Results Sharks 5 Stars 4 Blackhawks 8 Jets 3 Kings 9 Canadiens 5 Bowmanville Non-Contact League Team W L T Pts, Burke Division Beasties 5 1 0 10 Hooper's Trophy 4 1 1 9 A&D Truckshop 3 3 0 6 D. 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