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t last horse show at harrogat hills b2 l sports classified ikf t j blue i orchid mnt dining 6407724 v main st w stouffwue tuesday is pasta night 395 second section a metroland community newspaper wednesday november 26 1986 66 by kelly connelly sports editor a stouffville father of two com petitive gymnasts decided to get into the act himself and bounced his way to a gold medal in a pro vincial qualifier trampoline meet last weekend bryan emery whose daugh ters tracy 15 and dina 14 com pete in gymnastics and trampo line respectively won the senior novice mens class at seneca col lege nov 22 both tracy and her father coach at the markham gymnas tics club wanting to spend more time with his younger daughter dina mr emery decided three months ago that he would train competitively on trampoline alongside her a teacher at george brown col lege mr emery last won a gym nastics championship in his high school 30 years ago he admits he was a little embarrassed about making a comeback but his fami ly thought it was no big deal i never thought id win he confessed i wanted to try and be competitive and not be embarras sed i was just happy to do so well the novice level routine mr emery executed on saturday in cluded back and front summer saults when i heard he won i nearly died said his wife either he was going to make a fool of himself or do well mr emery doesnt plan to go beyond this season and says his ultimate dream is to qualify for the provincials with his two daughters this is just a one shot thing im not as agile as i used to be he assured gymnast tracy competes in her first provincial qualifier of the season dec 13 and 14 at oshawa dina didnt do as well as her father last weekend the youngs ter placed 11th out of 17 junior trampolinists atoms demolish sutton 60 edge beaverton in the fame international atom clippers earned themselves a ticket to next sundays final in a sutton hockey tournament the stouffville crew had a diffi cult time with beaverton in the opener but still managed to collect a 54 win the next game against host team sutton proved much easier with the clipper boys skating away with a 60 victory although stouffville dominated the play in the opening preliminary game beaverton scored first and the clippers found themselves play ing catchup early in the second period geoff smith tied the game with a high shot which deflected off the goalies stick beaverton again took the lead david spoorenberg and trevor bardell set up darren zellers for the tying goal once more still beaverton stubbornly battled back for a 32 edge stouffville finally took the lead check mate midway through the final frame when smith notched his second goal and set up bardell for another spoorenberg assisted on the go- ahead marker with under two minutes remain ing beaverton spoiled the clipper lead to force a climactic finish spoorenberg broke loose to notch stouffviues winning goal and allow the squad to squeeze into the cham pionship round sundays game against host sut ton proved a less exhaustive con test stouffville demonstrated it could play as a team in both ends with smart setups passing and shooting goals and assists in the 60 clip per win went to spoorenburg 10 jay hause 10 geoff smith 21 ryan burkholder 01 jason reesor 12 trevor bardell 01 dan mcnaught 10 and ryan jef ferson 02 greg sanford earned the shut out for stouffville mvp awards went to bardell and reesor the local squad will face either keswick or oshawa in the championship this weekend hockey by sdss the physical education depart ment at stouffville secondary has included ice hockey as part of this years curriculum girls and boys in grades 9 and 10 have been suiting up at the new are na for ice hockey instruction during morning physed classes they are being marked for skills and effort said phys ed department head dave connell three years ago sdss taught skating and stickhandling skills to students at the old arena however this time around students must wear full hockey equipment the ice time was booked last june and the hockey program im plemented in an effort to reduce the size of classes in the gym explained connell weve reduced the number of kids in the gym to 15 from 35 he noted now were using our school facility better as well as the towns ice rink golf doctor fixes hit and run clubs close but no penalties an oshawa player tries to haul stouffville bantam clipper oncin date to the ice with a twohanded hook below date again is the target of another check as hes held against the boards by an oshawa foe during recent league action kelly connelly j stouffville has a golf doctor his name is paul gardiner and he has a story or two to tell about his patients well golf clubs arent exactly your average pa tients but gardiner fixes them just the same the proprietor of gardiner golf services on main st west of the fire hall has been restoring and repairing golf clubs for the past five years he opened his own shop in stouffville seven weeks ago although most clubs he ban dages have gone through the nor mal wear and tear of use others have suffered rather humorous injuries some of gardiners customers walk through his door with clubs that have collided with trees they got too close to a tree and when they swung they hit the tree and the shaft snapped he ex plains other customers have accidently backed over clubs they left behind their car gardiner regrips reshafts shortens and lengthens irons and woods he also refinishes clubs with paint and lacquer and pours lead powder down some shafts if a client wants to add weight to his club with whitchurchstouffville being home to many golf and country clubs the whitevalc resi dent saw a need for his type of service in the area people find it alot cheaper to repair their clubs than purchase an entire new set he says gar diner charges 15 to refinish a club 18 to reshaft an iron and 20 to reshaft a wood his shop number is 6406590 bantams shine the edwardsmurphy bantam clippers displayed their best hock ey of the season last weekend in a cobourg tournament the squad edged niagara-on-the- lake 43 and huntsville 41 before losing to cornwall and midland by close scores 10 and 43 respec tively the line of danny larmer guy biadi and tony trentadue kept huntsville tied up with constant hustle and forechecking although stouffville went on to lose the next game it advanced to the next round anyways because cornwall failed to beat the team by five goals after blowing a 20 lead against midland stouffville ended up tying the game 33 on a powerplay with less than five minutes remaining however a failed clearing attempt in the goalmouth allowed midland to pot the winner the clippers beat lindsay 73 in league action monday night tren tadue collected a hat trick the contours of a dive uxbridge swim club members display their different off the block ley create an interesting contour of frozen motion they are part of the styles during a recent training session at ux pool in this photo julie new novice competitive club that takes part in its first meet in ajax henderson front jennifer harding beth sheridan and krislen beaz- dec 7 chris shanahan trampoline father captures gold i just about died says wife i by kelly connelly it had to happen sooner or later the national hockey leagues most talented players would get together with an enterprising video com pany and produce a series of tapes which would show the world how they got to be numero uno actually last wednesdays press conference at the hot stove i lounge maple leaf gardens was less a pat on the back for nhl stars and more a longawaited breakthrough hopefully for minor hockey i its certainly no secret that the 1980s version of an old game born on is a frozen pond has become a hightech expensive glamor sport i call i it rugby puck where wendel clarks are often the heroes kids model 8 themselves after the toughguy players coupled with a sprinkling of highscoring mega stars like gretzky and lemieux get all the hype the fundamentals of the game the proper way to shoot a puck turn pass sweep check coach and skate have somehow been over- m looked former philadelphia flyer scout eric coville now president of i sports video saw too many pathetic players in the junior ranks during i his 18 years in the pro business he decided something should be done s starting at the grass roots minor hockey joined by 35 current and former nhl greats coville and a produc- i tion crew worked tirelessly over the past three years finally assemb- i ling a library of five video tapes aptly titled one on one with the stars available on vhs and beta they feature nhl stars like paul coffey g bobby hull mario lemieux larry robinson bernie parent and even 1 coaches scotty bowman and al arbour showing young players of va- i rious ages and skill levels how to play the game each tape is geared to 1 a specific area beginneratom peeweebantam hockey positions i midgetjunior goaltending and coaching parents coaches and players can purchase the tapes through their i minor hockey associations for 4995 each 15 from each sale will go 1 back into minor hockey chicagos golden jet bobby hull former flyer bill barber goalie guru johnny bower and a mix of toronto journalists attended the official launching of the tapes at the hot stove lounge ballards vip p bar last week im pleased to be here offered hull after seven years in win- nipeg im pleased to be anywhere for those of you who may not remember the wha hull and a slew of nhl big names jumped ship and joined the illfated league for big bucks in 1972 for years ive wanted to get together with four or five of the best players guys like howe orr mikita and esposito and put together a group of tapes like these but i never got around to it said hull no one expects the instructional tapes to be a hot seller like raiders of the lost ark or rambo the market theyre shooting for is young i hockey players but dont kid yourself there are thousands of minor i hockey organizations across north america and abroad even china and japan have placed orders europe will likely import the tapes as well with more and more european recruits beating out american and canadian juniors for spots on nhl clubs hull admits the northamer- ican brand of hockey is getting rusty and in need of a refresher course 1 in the fundamentals of the game quote of the week i think minor ball is far more selfsufficient than hockey will ever be past president of whitchurchstouffville minor softball marg cos- grove says the large minor hockey debt the town wrote off this year justifies her contention jisyuijui 1 xa jt ifesii m jsalu vjuajtirlyjob auction come bid on a clipper and coaching staff prizes refreshments added surprises saturday dee 6 watch this paper for further details all proceeds to support the peewee clippers trip to quebec to defend their title stay tuned fletchs boys come second stouffville secondarys junior volleyball team placed second in the durhamyork finals last week see story b2 the spartan crew includes back row left coach jim fletcher scott evans sieve head joel fletcher jonathan hall guy cowan manager walid amcr front row left karstcn hcnnzc craig stro- nach kirk smylhc greg kcnney peler bycr wally harbour kelly connelly