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Tilt: Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 18. 1998 Section Two Sunday's Summary Wellington Bowmanville 6 4 Bowmanville Scorers First Period Seth Gray from Ryan Jackman and Ryan Latimer Second Period Ted Marks from Jay Cannings (shorlhandcd) Ryan Jackman from Seth Gray and Jay Cannings (power play) Third Period Jay Cannings from Ryan Jackman and Shane Norton (power play) The Scoo £ The Eagles continue to squander valuable points on home ice. The 6-4 setback to Wellington on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex leaves the Eagles with a dismal 1-9 mark on home ice this season. season. The poor performance on home ice accounts for their eleventh place standing in the 13-team Eastern Conference. They are currently five points out of a playoff position...Three of the four goals came on specialty teams, with a pair of power play tallies and another while shorlhandcd...The Eagles opened the weekend with an 8-5 setback in Auburn on Saturday night...The league's all-star game will be held on Friday, January 29, 1999, at the Mississauga Icelands Arena. The rookie all-star game will be played on Sunday, February 7, 1999, in Bramalea. Record Home 1-9 Away 6-3-1 Overall 7-12-1 Next Week Sunday, November 22, Bancroft at Bowmanville, 6:45 p.m. Statesman Scoreboard Ontario Junior Hockey League Team GP W L T Pts. East Conference ■i" Kingston 21 15 6" ■ ' O' - 30 . Trenton 21 14 6 1 29 Wellington 20 13 7 ' 0 26 Lindsay 21 12 8 1 26 Pickering 19 12 7- 0 24 Cobourg 21 10 8 3 24 Oshawa 22 11 11 0 22 Auburn 19 10 8 1 21 Peterborough 24 8 13 3 21 Ajax 22 7 11 4 18 Bowmanville 20 7 12 1 16 Port Hope 22 6 14 2 16 Bancroft 20 3 16 1 8 (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Newcastle Men i's Town League Team W L T Pts. Raxx Senators 6 1 0 12 Ace Sub Hawks 5 2 0 10 Busters Sharks 4 3 0 8 L. Jackson Panthers 2 5 0 4 R. Jackson Blues 1 4 2 4 Newcastle GC Flyers 1 4 2 4 Sunday's Results Sharks 4 Flyers 2 Senators 4 Panthers 2 Hawks 8 Blues 6 Scoring Leaders Name Team G A Pts. S. Irwin Hawks 11 6 17 J. Darrach Sharks 7 10 17 B. Rodd Blues 3 12 15 D. Reid Sharks 9 5 14 T. Foster Sharks 4 10 14 J. Rogers Panthers 7 6 13 I; I 1 -' \hodut1 I II AV ftftO *':0 n)iiq CRIIL Minor Tyke Standings (as of November 15) Team W L T Pts. Sports Exchange 5 0 1 11 Dufferin Aggregates 3 2 1 7 Shoppers Drug Marl 3 2 1 7 Clarington Hydro 3 2 0 6 Tim's Fifth Wheel 3 3 0 6 Skylight Donuts 2 11 5 Investor's Group 2 3 0 4 Beaver Lumber 15 0 2 McDonalds 0 4 0 0 ¥ ROSSLAND LU o o □ I NOSJ U) ADELAIDE cc HWY. <101 (DJ.P. 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL 10% OFF 1/2 x 2 1/4 Red Oak Prefinished Flooring Premium Grade $4.23 sq. ft. (Reg. $1.70) Nov. 7tli • Nov. I7lli ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, November 19th 1998 at 8 p.m. b. N. b. a. Memorial Park Clubhouse Uboity Stroot South, Bowmanville POSITIONS TO BE RE-ELECTED ' President • Vice President (T-Ball/4-Pitch) Treasurer .jciJJi. Toys and More Keep Busy The Major Novice Toys and More Toros played a number of games recently. VS Cobourg (2-6) Penalty filled game with four of Cobourg's goals scored with the man advantage. advantage. Toros first goal scored by Andrew Rhynold assisted by Matthew Raco. Scott Dxvinncll scored from Derek Graham and Ryan Northam. Tournament - Oakwood "A Champs" VS Oshawa (4-2) Great game with goals scored by Matthew Raco, Danny Dwyer, Ryan Northam and Andrew Rhynold. Dwyer and Rhynold also added two assists with Raco and Scott Dwinncll each getting one. VS Hamilton (7-D Toros took charge with a great team effort. Andrew Rhynold with 3 goals and 2 assists, Danny Dwyer with 1 goal and 2 assists and singles went to Joey Duval, Malt Garrow, Chris Lachance. Assists given to Kyle Pearson, Matthew Raco and Joey Duval. VS Lindsay (7-2) The victory to win the 'A' division championship was led by Derek Graham with 3 goals and Kyle Pearson with 2. Matt Beaupre, Matthew Raco each added one to finish the scoring. Scott Dwinncll assisted on three of the goals, Matt Garrow and Ryan Northam each added two. Other assists went to Chris Lachance, Danny Dwyer, Joey Duval and Willie Brownell. VS Picton (8-3) Later that day we travelled to Picton and the Toros still had some life in them. Derek Graham received his second hat trick of the day and also added an assist. Two more goals for Andrew Rhynold with singles going to Joey Duval, Ryan Northam and Matthew Raco. Assists went to Kyle Pearson, Danny Dwyer, Scott Dwinncll, Greg Konarowski and Willie Brownell. Tournament - Orillia VS Barrie (5-4) Toros had a lour-goal lead but managed to hold on to the Undefeated Streak Ends for James Insurance October 31, saw an undefeated-, undefeated-, James Insurance up against. TD Evergreen. In a Very close game, it ended in/.' a 1-1 tie, with James' goal going to Aaron Kolodziejczak, assisted by Dana Law. November .7, James met up with Braggs Wild Bird Seed. In a very tense game, James came out ahead with a 3-2 win. Goals for James were scored by Tyrone Vanson (2) and Garett Richard (1). Assists were made by Brandon White, Matt Murphy and Daniel Krotki. November 14, James faced off against Young Drivers and lost the game 2- I, tarnishing their undefeated undefeated record. The lone James goal went to Brandon White, assisted by Dana Law. James Insurance players for the 98-99 season arc: Justin Beckett, Denis Comcau, Cory Garniss, Mike Hickson, Daniel Krotki, Aaron Kolodziejczak, Dana Law, Matt Murphy, Tyler MacDonald, Stephen Ploughman, Adam Petterson, Drew Pender, Garett Richard, Tyrone Vanson and Brandon White. win. Matthew Raco led the way with two goals and one assist. Danny Dwyer, Scotty Dwinncll and Derek Graham all added one. Assists also went to Graham, Dwyer, Rhynold and two for Matt Garrow. MVP was Joey Duval. VS Brampton (3-1) Brampton scoring first didn't stop us. Matt Beaupre, Joey Duval and a shorthanded one by Scott Dwinncll scored goals. All three goals were unassisted. MVPs went to Gerren Borsi and Kyle Feldcamp for their excellent nctminding. VS Woodstock (0-2) Tough game with both teams playing well. We then advanced to the semi-finals for the tournament. MVP went to Derek Graham. VS Guelph (2-3) A tough loss for the team after coming back from being down. Joey Duval assisted by Christopher Lachance and Matt Garrow scored our first goal. David Robbins assisted by Andrew Rhynold and Scott Dwinncll scored the second. MVP went to Andrew Rhynold. Gens Lose to Ottawa Three goals in the third period lifted the visiting Ottawa 67's to a 4-1 victory over the Oshawa Generals in an OHL league game played Sunday night at the Civic Auditorium. Joe Talbot had a goal and three assists to lead Ottawa, and was named the game's second star. Kevin Colley had Oshawa's lone goal, with assists to Brent Gauvreau and Brad Ralph. Tyrone Gamer made 28 saves in net for Oshawa, while his counterpart, Lavente Szuper, of Ottawa, made 35 stops and was named the game's first star. The loss drops Oshawa's record to 7-9-2 on the season. They are currently in fourth place in the five-team Eastern Division. Oshawa narrowed its roster last week when they released overage winger Warren Holmes. Holmes cleared waivers and has been given his release by the hockey club. Also, the player of the week ending November 15, is centre centre Brent Gauvreau. He had three goals and three assists in three games, and sits in second place in team scoring with 9 goals and 15 assists. On Sunday, November 22, the Generals will host the Sarnia Sting. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Holes-ln-One at Newcastle G.C. On October 18, 1998, John Pope of Port Hope got his 1st Holc-in-One. After playing the rounds at Newcastle Golf Course for 30 years, John accd the popular Par 3 #17. Ian Bates of Oshawa watched John's 9 iron shot fly 123 yards straight to the hole. Last but not least, Mike Newcomb of Newcastle used the wind to his advantage to ace the 215 yard #7 with a 7 iron, Marshall Mike and Dime-Graber Gary witnessed Ottawa Mike's 1st Hole-in-Onc on November 11, 1998. Page 3 Kaitlin Group Ties Air Zone On October 28, Kaitlin Group met up with Air Zone I. After a tense game the score ended up a 1-1 lie. Kaitlin's lone goal was scored by Michelle Hodgson, assisted by Suzanne McLellan. Amanda Bonnetl played an outstanding game between the pipes, with great forward forward plays made by Laura Harris, Mandy Brown and Jenna Law. On November 4, Kaitlin Group faced off against Sold by Lome. Even after losing 9-2, the girls' spirits were high. Kaitlin's goals were scored by Lisa Gilmour. November 11 saw Kaitlin up against Air Zone #2. In another finger biting game (for coaches and the Kaitlin 2-1. Kaitlin's to Michelle Hodgson, assisted by Lisa Gilmour. Super defensive plays were made by Lesley Sonopoli, Taryn Wickens, Pammy MacDonald and Melissa Campbell. spectators), Group lost goal went mr : A : | A jLi N;\i ° , hi ]lfiuïï<h i',V; hJ Vih lie É M l hi ?// }; ■ <*». 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