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i 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL -- Those interested in registering for this year's Canadian Statesman 3 On 3 Basketball Tournament should be aware there has been a change in the date from the announcement in last week's paper. Due to a previous rental, the tournament will now be held one week earlier, on Friday, May 24, and Saturday, May 25. The new deadline for registering registering is Thursday, May 16. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. SELECT TOURNAMENT -- There will be some interesting events surrounding the Bantam Select Hockey Tournament this weekend. A CP Rail St. Lawrence and Hudson Railway Simulator will be open to the public on Saturday. The Simulator will be stationed just off Roenigk Dr. (off Waverley) in Bowmanville, and can accommodate between 800 and 900 people a day. Apparently, the Simulator is just like being the engineer at the controls of a real locomotive. LARRY BEWS TOURNAMENT -- This weekend at the Newcastle Arena, the C.A.W. Skilled Trades Hockey Tournament will be celebrating its 10th anniversary. This tournament tournament is a charity event held in memory of Larry Bews, an electrician fatally injured in an industrial accident at General Motors. The hockey tournament is a family-oriented weekend, with added features such as face-painting and clowns for the kids, a family skate on Sunday, an outdoor BBQ both days, a classic car show, and a lucky draw for a trip to Las Vegas. Admission to the tournament is a non-perishable food item. Clarington Girls' Slo-Pitch Registration Limited Positions Still Available Fee: $75. includes team sweater and photo package Novice - 7 to 9 years Midget -13 to 15 years Pee Wee -10 to 12 years Bantam -16 and over For more information call 623-7840 or Fax: 623-7689 .. ©J.i The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, April 13,1996 7 Dennis Pizzeria Advances to Finals Another chapter in the long and prosperous season for the Dennis Pizzeria Minor Novice Toros ended as the boys defeated the Whitby Wildcats in the York Simcoe league semi-finals. The final series was set to begin April 4, against Barrie, to determine who will be crowned league champs. The series against Whitby brought together two teams that had previously met in the OMHA playoff round. Whitby had prevailed in that series and the Toros had a score to settle. Game one was played March 21 in Brooklin. Unlike the previous tight and exciting contests between these two teams, this game saw the Toros prevail 12-3. Brad Farrow led the scoring for the Toros with three goals and three assists. Also contributing contributing with goals were David Perron (3), Jordan Gross (2), and singles to Alex Henderson, Tyler Beers, Tyler Ferguson and Brett Barraball. Assists were provided by Jordan Gross (5), Ian Garrison (2), Chris Boyce (2) and singles to Alex Henderson, Brett Barraball and Tyler Ferguson. Game two of the series was played at the Darlington Sports Complex March 23. The Dennis Pizzeria Toros opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Corey Bradbum, assisted by Alex Henderson. Whitby responded responded with a goal near the end of the first to tie the game going into the second. Whitby carried carried its momentum into the second and scored early in the period to take the lead. However, the lead lasted less than 30 seconds as Jordan Gross potted one for the hosts, with assists from Brad Farrow and David Perron. Whitby regained the lead early in the third period, only to see the lead slip away for the second time on a Toro goal by Tyler Ferguson, assisted by Gross and Farrow. Undaunted, the Whitby team forged ahead for the third time with just six minutes left in the period. And while it looked like this lead would stick for the period, a last minute effort by the Toros produced a goal by Henderson, assisted by Derek McCron and Ian Garrison, and the game ended in a 4-4 tie. Game three was played at Darlington the next day and represented the game that would decide the outcome of the series. The Toros came charging out of the gates with two goals in the first period. Scoring for Dennis Pizzeria in the period were Ian Garrison, assisted by Tyler Ferguson, and Alex Henderson helped by David Perron. The Toros Darlington Youth Soccer Club 1996 Competitive Outdoor Season Tryouts Darlington Youth Soccer Club is seeking above average soccer players for our 1996 Competitive outdoor season. Tryouts will begin in mid April and teams must be formed by May 7/96. Under 9 CSL Under 10 CSL Under 11 CSL Under 12 CSL Under 13 CSL Under 14 CSL Under 15 CGSL Under 15 Tier 1 Under 16 CSL Under 17 CSL Bom August 1, 1987 or later Bom August 1, 1986 or later Bom August 1, 1985 or later Bom August 1, 1984 or later Bom August 1, 1983 or later Bom August 1, 1982 or later Bom August 1, 1981 or later Bom August 1, 1981 or later Bom August 1, 1980 or later Coach: Stewart Neely 432-3677 Coach: Robert Goddard 1 432-7444 Coach: Jim Potter 623-6692 Coach: Gary Nemisz 436-7237 Coach: Dan Quinlan 432-3975 Coach: Carmine Cupelli 623-2730 Coach: Cy Newell 263-4497 Coach: Larry Nicholls 432-6087 Coach: Joseph Chiapetta 434-5979 Coach: Greg Nowak 987-4829 Bom August 1, 1979 or later Contact the above coaches for tryout dates# times and locations. For further inquiries you may call: Dave Larsh, Rep Coordinator for the Darlington Youth Soccer Club at (905) 623-8814 SELECT COACHES NEEDED Anyone wishing to coach house-league select teams in 1996 should call John Dodds at (905) 263-8801 I9MSM BOWMANVILLE Hockey Registration Tyke - Midget Saturday, April 20th and 27th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Annual C.R.H.L. Meeting April 15th at 7:00 p.m. Annual C.M.H.A. Meeting April 21st at 12:00 noon to be held at Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex @JP On March 23, the Tyke Select Eagles were off to Pickering to play the highly toiited Pickering Selects. A very confident Pickering team was brought back to reality by an outstanding Clarington team. The game was a fast and furious one, with the Eagles taking the play to a surprised Pickering team. The Eagles were rewarded for their great play in the second second period when Kyle Hill scored, assisted by Chad Deighton after a great end-to- end rush by Chad. The game stayed 1-0 for the Eagles until the 1:00 mark of the third, when a lucky bounce enabled Pickering to tie the game. On March 31, the Eagles hosted the Whitby Wildcats at Newcastle arena. The Eagles thoroughly dominated the Wildcats and coasted to a 6-3 win. Scoring for the Eagles were Stephen Bathe, Kyle Hill, David Ross, Adam Derks, David Connelly and Matthew Baxter. Helpers went to Stephen Bathe, Brandon Doble, Brian Allore, David Connelly and Hally Vanseggelen. On April 14, at Orono Arena, the Eagles will host a select some great Jeams Brampton to Stirling. tournament against great learns from scored their third goal in the game in the second period, notched by Tyler Beers and assisted by Corey Bradbum and Jordan Gross, before Whitby scored their first. However, soon after the Whitby goal, Corey Bradbum scored the Toros' fourth marker with help from Tyler Beers and Jordan Gross to finish the second period. 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