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8 The Claringlon Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, December 10,1994 Yesterday's Heroes 50 YEARS AGO -- In league competition at five-pin bowling in Martyn's Alleys, Ernie "Mickey" Roach rolled a perfect score of 450. To achieve the Hall of Fame, Mickey had to roll 12 straight strikes, a feat never before performed in this town and rarely in any other town. Mickey is a long-time employee of the Goodyear Co., in charge of pay roll lists. ******* 35 YEARS AGO -- Cecil "Goozy" Osborne and Frank "Toady" Williams, a couple of veteran major leaguers with a century of bowling bowling between them, had the honour of rolling the first bowling balls at the official opening of Liberty Bowl on Saturday. . , 5^6 ^|( #j( 25 YEARS AGO -- South Courtice Public School were the township champions in soccer. Team members are: Larry Reid, Ralph Cryder- ] man, Steven Howard, Glenn Martin, Stephen Tamblyn, John Con- boy, Jon Castle, Glenn James, David Down, Stan Ruzma, Damo Simon, Simon, Dale Davies, E. Reynolds (coach). 20 YEARS AGO - Gerald Bmnt led the Sports Major midgets with three goals and two assists to earn an 8-3 win over Bay Ridges in a league game in Bowmanville. 10 YEARS AGO - Brother's Pizza handed Castle Hotel a 5-3 setback setback in Thursday Night Hockey. Brother's goals - Doug Rickard, Bruce Osborne, Tom Laingmaid, Bill Hogarth, John Conboy. Castle goals - Kevin Wilbur, Steve Simpson, Chris Dwyer. Cheque Donations Help Send BHS Team to Nova Scotia Hutton Transport Atoms Hit the Road for Annual Bobcaygeon Tournament With a 5-1 record in regular season play to date, it was a confident Hutton Transport squad that hit the road for the annual Bobcaygeon tournament on November 26. A determined Keswick team had similar ideas, however, and opened a three-goal lead to start game one. Hutton Hutton realized that any success they might have would require a complete team effort and they knuckled down to work. Sarah Cripps opened the third period, scoring from Jody Halik and a few seconds later, added another to pull Hutton to within one goal. They continued to pressure throughout, throughout, just failing to draw even at the final final buzzer. The big Hutton Transport was starting to roll. Game two against Sutton was never never in doubt. Hutton's offence exploded, exploded, with the defence completely blanking the opposition for an 11-0 romp. Adam Bowen (five goals), Ryan Smith (hat-trick), Sarah Cripps, Jason Buckley and Adam Pearce (a career first), all tallied for Hutton. As sists went to Kevin Lepine (2), Buck- ley, and Cripps. Solid two-way play by forwards Jody Halik, Graham Flett, Jamie Jordan, Jordan, and Brad Krane, and stingy defence defence by Darryl Yorke, Jake Woodcock, Woodcock, Katie Gerrits, and shutout goaltending by Chris Burritt all contributed contributed to the team's advancement to the 'B' final. Certain friendly rivalries highlighted highlighted this game as crosstown neighbours, Newcastle, had also qualified for the 'B' final. In a fast-paced and hard ,but cleanly cleanly fought game between two equally determined teams, Darryl Woodcock's Woodcock's second period goal from Ryan Smith proved to be the difference as Hutton Transport emerged with a 1-0 victory and the 'B' Championship. Solid two-way play from forwards and defence, and shutout goaltending had carried the day. Thanks to Newcastle Newcastle for a great game, Bobcaygeon for a first class tournament and trophies, trophies, and to Hutton Transport for its continued support of the BRHL. The Bowmanville High School senior boys' basketball team received a couple of donations to help assist them in their fundraising efforts to attend the Coal Bowl in Nova Scotia in late January. Mark Bo- rutskie (left) of McGregor's IDA, and Ursula Tuerk (far right) of the Excellence in Education Committee, Committee, presented Coach Norm Johnson (second from left), and Principal Jack Taylor with sizable donations last week. Bowmanville is scheduled to play teams from Alberta, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and Kanata, Ontario, at the tournament. Their final fundraising event will take place on December 21 during a grad game. Darlington Auto Improves Record The Darlington Auto atom selects are enjoying a fine season, sporting an 8-1 won/lost record. Ajax provided the opposition on December 4 in the Grafton Coliseum, losing by a 12-4 count. Jordan Foley (3g, 3a), Jeff Wrightly (lg, 3a), Ian Laflamme (3g, 2a), Tyler Kohn (2g, 2a), Justin Naklicki (4a), Jeff Ball (2g, 2a), Steven Dell (lg), and Mike Murphy Murphy (la) were Darlington Auto's scorers. scorers. 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