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The Claringtdn/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 6,1996 5 50 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville won a .5-0 shutout victory over Port Hope Juveniles in a rough-and-tumble game. It was only due to the superior goaltending of Bud Hooper that Bowmanville won. Bill Dadson scored three times for Bowmanville, while Fred Cowle scored twice. 25 YEARS AGO -- Larry Piper turned in the greatest finish ever recorded in the Men's Major League at Liberty Liberty Bowl. In the final night of the first schedule, he racked up a fantastic 986 triple. That was only two pins off the season high, recorded only a week earlier by John Luff- man. The big 986 triple enabled Larry to capture the high average crown over Don Oke. Crow's Sports Wins 'A' Title The Newcastle Crow's Sports Atoms took part in the annual Christmas tournament at the Newcastle Arena on December December 27. The first game, of the day had the Crow's Sports squad taking on their UCHL league rivals from Bewdley. The first period was scoreless as both teams showed great defensive play in their own ends. New.- castlc opened the scoring in the 10 YEARS AGO - The Pines Senior Public School grade seven girls' volleyball team brought home the Kinsmen Pine Ridge championship trophy and medals. The winners include: Jackie Riddle, Michelle Russell, second period as Tanner Mill- - Audra Roughley, Lisa Cobbledick, Shannon Reid, Jill A . iz-m-. m • -r . , Brown, Angie Delaat, Nikki Yaworski, Jenny Vander-, 28 TOSHIS Compete 111 Annual ChriStlHaS ClaSSIC TOUmameilt starre, Kristen Hamel, Natalie Anderson, Penny McMullen. McMullen. son scored with Daniel Wong- Fung collecting the assist. Newcastle opened up a two goal lead just 24 seconds later as Kyle Searle found the mark with Tanner Millson and Daniel Daniel Wong-Fung drawing the assists. assists. Steve Yule would give Newcastle their third goal of the game, as Ryan Sutton set him up with a nice feed. Bewdley Bewdley roared back with two goals of their own to cut the Newcas-' tic lead to one goal. Steve Yule scored what would prove to be the game winner early in the the Crow's Sports squad taking on the Peterborough St. Annes third period as Bewdley would team. This game featured some score to again cut the Newcastle Newcastle lead to one. But the Newcastle Newcastle defense of Kyle Searle, Ryan Sutton, Philip Cudahy and Ryan Frank closed the door and held the Bewdley squad off the scoresheet for the. remainder of the game to make it a 4-3 final score in favor of Newcastle. Game two of the day had Destinations To Go Toros Enter Whitby Tournament The month of November was a tough one for the Destinations Destinations To Go Toros. Although they showed flashes of goalscoring goalscoring wizardry, they found themselves on the wrong end of the scoresheet in a few games. Newmarket slipped by in a 1- 0 game which saw defence and Kyle Large play solidly. Arch rivals Whitby Wildcats tore through Darlington arena on November 22 and left with a 7- 1 win. But Destinations To Go met the Wildcats two days later at the Whitby Tournament, hoping hoping to even the score. They held Whitby to a . 3-3 tie on goals by Darryl Steele from Large, and tight defensive work by Nat Fair, Darryl Steele, Ryan Pétrich, Justin Osborne Osborne and Bobby Williams gave the offense a chance to strut their stuff. Destinations To Go struck early and often when Jeff Wrightly connected on a pass from Ryan McMichael. McMichael. Dylan Welsh scored two minutes later from - Ryan ■ McMichael and Tyson Crocker, Crocker, and Crocker added another on a pass from defenceman Ryan Petrich to take a 3-1 lead ■ in the second period. More scoring by Ryan-McMi- chael, Tyson Crocker, Ben McCaffery, and Jeremy Cze- chowski (assists by Darryl Steele, Dylan Welsh, Ben Nat Fair, and Jordan Foley McCaffery, Josh Couture, Jor from Darryl Steele. Whitby dan Foley, and Ryan McMi- took the game away with third period goal. Nathan Stout was between the pipes for the game. Later in the tournament, the Toros met Orillia and again played a light defensive game in front of a cat-like Kyle Large in net. However, Orillia spoiled the party and scored one in the second and held on for the win. Last game of the tournament pitted Destinations To Go against Hillcrcsl, but the Toros couldn't keep them off the board, and all the scoring in the third left the Minor Pee- wees with a 4-1 loss. The Toros travelled to Peterborough Peterborough and left the Nationals with a 4-4 tie on goals by Dylan Dylan Welsh from Tyson Crocker, Crocker, Jeff Wrightly (unassisted), Bobby Williams from Ryan McMichael, and again Dylan Welsh from Jordan Foley. Destinations To Go rounded out the month in a snowstorm in Barrie, but came home cold after a 5-2 loss. Points came from Ryan McMichael, Tyson Crocker, Martin Framplon, and Darryl Steele. Barrie came to Clarington on December 5 looking to take one from the Toros, but they forgot to tell Nathan Stout and the rest of the team. An outstanding outstanding goaltending performance performance by Nathan Stout, goals by Dylan Welsh, Tyson Crocker, Crocker, Jordan Foley (2), and Ken . King, and tough defense sent Barrie home with a 5-4 loss. Back-to-back losses to Richmond Richmond Hill had Destinations To Go coaching staff worried, but the boys gave them an early Christmas present on December December 19 when Ajax came to town. Excellent goaltending by both Nathan Stout and Kyle chael) gave the Toros a 7-2 lead after two periods. Destinations To Go weren't finished yet, as Josh Couture added one and Tyson Crocker scored his third to hold off an Ajax comeback 9-6. The Clarington Toros held their annual Christmas Classic Tournament from December December 28-30, with all minor-aged teams seeing action. In total, 28 teams in the novice, atom, peewee, and bantam age category participated. In the above photo, the Claring- ton Minor Bantam Toros faced Etobicoke in a round robin game. Etobicoke prevailed, with a close 4-2 decision. --* N ♦ ROSSLAND tu O o 5 □ NOS. œ ADELAIDE tr HWY. 401 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL ©J.P. 1 x 4 & 6 x R.L. #1 & 2 KILN DRIED WHITE PINE FLOORING • No additional shrinkage • Reversible ■ Takes finishes well • Easy Cutting and Installation COUNTRY COMFORT 91 King St. W., Bowmanville (905) 697-0621 Direct Vent No Chimney required Burn unit S9QK|1 reg. $2499 "MM Gas Furnaces Air Conditioners •1199 from $1299 until Feb. 29 until Spring OIL FURNACES $ 1550 CONVERSIONS Electric to Gas Oil to Gas Join the Bowmanville Junior 'A' Eagles on Sunday, January 7, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. for Bob's Towing Night Bowmanville Eagles vs. Ajax Axemen Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex n| CJP --Rt great defensive work from the Newcastle team and outstanding outstanding goaltcnding from Ryan Talc in the Newcastle net. Kyle Searle opened the scoring with an unassisted effort early in the second period, and just 42 seconds seconds later, Tanner Millson made it 2-0 with Ryan Frank drawing the assist. Daniel Wong-Fung scored the third and final goal of the game with Tanner Millson and Ryan Frank assisting. Ryan Tate recorded recorded the shutout for Newcastle. Newcastle. The 'A' Championship game put the Newcastle team up against the Pizza Pizza squad from Bowmanville. The large crowd was treated to a great hockey game between these two teams as each team was determined to take home the championship hardware. The first period was scoreless scoreless as each team showed great "defensive coverage in their own end. The first goal of the game did not come until the middle of the second period when Ryan Sutton scored on a Newcastle power play with Kyle Searle and Tanner Mill- son assisting. The lead would not last long as James Harris would take the faceoff at center center ice for the Pizza Pizza squad and fire a long shot from outside the blue line that fooled the Newcastle goalie to tie the score. The rest of the game saw some great action and plenty of scoring chances, but both goalies were outstanding, outstanding, making several tough saves. It looked like the game was headed for overtime, but Newcastle showed some great forechecking, and with the pressure on in the Bowmanville Bowmanville end, Tanner Millson jumped on a loose puck in the slot and fired a shot at the Bowmanville net which eluded' the Bowmanville goalie. The clock showed 4.2 seconds remaining. remaining. Kyle Searle and Daniel Daniel Wong-Fung drew the assists on the wining goal. Congratulations to both teams for a wonderful hockey game that had the fans from both teams on the edge of their seats for the entire game. The Newcastle Crow's Sports Atom Team of Chris Circhton, Philip Cudahy, Jeff Cullen, Ryan Frank, Jamie Konarowski, Shawn Mabley, Tanner Millson, Kyle Searle, Logan Shearer, Ryan Sutton; Daniel Wong-Fung and Steve Yule, and coaches Dale Mill- son, Shawn Yule and Dwight Searle, would like to thank their fans for all the cheering throughout the tournament. Youth Soccer Club 1996 COACH SEARCH Coaches for the competitive teams are required for the 1996 season. Darlington plans to field teams in divisions from Under 9 to Under 19 in both the Central Soccer League and the Durham Tier 1 League in 1996. Coaches must have experience in coaching or playing soccer at a competitive level. Please pick up your application at any ot the Clarington arena bulletin boards or call Dave Larsh at 623-8814 to have one mailed to you. You may also apply by sending a letter of your intent to the DYSC Coaches Selection Committee at P.O. Box 484, Bowmanville Ont., L1C 3Z2. Applications must be received by Jan 31/96. Successful applicants will be notified by Feb. 17/96.