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t 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 7,1983 Section Two Durham Building Pee Wees Toros 5 Lefroy 6 This exciting game ended in sudden death overtime and Bowmanville was definitely unlucky because most parents believe the referee missed a Toro goal. Bowmanville opened opened the scoring. Phillip Green got the goal with the assist going to Jeremy Laird and Brad Lyons. Thirty-eight seconds later, the same line scored again when Jeremy Laird tucked the puck into the Lefroy net. Lefroy scored two goals in the second period whilst the Toros' Jeremy Laird countered, countered, the assist went to Michael Colborne. In the third period, Nicky Dennis scored two for the Toros. Marc Pierce earned one assist while Brad and Phillip helped with the other goal. Unfortunately, Lefroy scored three goals and the game ended in a 5 - 5 tie. Overtime only lasted a few minutes and the Toros lost. Toros 3 Willowdale 2 In another exciting game, the Durham Building Supplies team played with great intensity intensity for two periods and shutout shutout the opposition. Ian Knight opened the scoring with Jeff Acheson and Andrew Day assisting. Jeremy Laird scored the second goal with the assist going to Marc and early in the third period, Andrew scored a goal with Jeff Acheson and Jeremy Laird assisting. From that moment on, the Toros lost their concentration and Willowdale scored two unanswered unanswered goals to make the end very exciting. The Consolation Final Another good game. Toros 1, Aylmer 2. The boys played well once again and after a shaky first five minutes, continued to impress impress the spectators. Their passing improved, they managed to clear the puck out reasonably well and gave a good account of themselves. themselves. They were disappointed disappointed at the end of the game. (You were only in this game boys because you tried hard and beat the other team to the puck. Keep it up. Work on your passing plays.) The lone Toros' goal was scored by Nicky with an assist to Marc and it equalized the score in the second period. Bowmanville had many good chances, but could not capitalize. Eventually, Aylmer did put the go ahead goal in the net. Penalties against the Toros stopped any real chance of tying the score in the last few minutes. The boys selected as the most valuable players during the tournament were Jeremy Laird, Andrew Day and Nicky Dennis. tviiiu, uuuumuui f, iyoo ouuuun iwu Kinsmen Club Teaches Squirts Hockey Fundamentals MfljOf BSOtOlflS (/OIM ClOSfl ill TOUrMHIOflt The Bowmanville Toros Major Bantams entered their second tournament in as many weeks and although although they failed to qualify qualify for the final game by a fraction of a point they continue continue to maintain their no loss record with 27 games this season. The first game on Nov. 26th against Flcsherton resulted resulted in a 2 - 2 tie. The Toros surely gave their poorest performance of the season and made their opposition opposition look good. Glen Campbell was the Toros only player to light up the board with both goals of the game. He scored one goal in the first period with Jamie Downing assisting. Ilis second goal in the second second period was a steal from a Flcsherton player and then in the net, unassisted. No goals in the third period resulted in the tie. Brian Noble collected the MVP for the game. The Toros' second game was little improvement in performance but resulted in a 2 - 0 win. Some Wood- bridge parents were quite happy with the score after the high scores in the three straight defeats they suffered suffered from the Toros in the 1982-83 All Ontario semi-finals. semi-finals. The first period was scoreless. Brian Noble netted netted the only goal of the second second with Scott Page and Bob McArthur collecting assists. Larry Perris added a goal in third with a nice shot from the blue line after relay passes from Kelly Armstrong and Brian Noble. John Romano received the MVP for the game. In the third game which was the decider for the finalists, the Toros again remained remained undefeated but failed to up their goal for and against average high enough to qualify for the finals. finals. The Toros were scoreless in the first period. Chris Shmyr netted the first goal for the Toros. Linemates Mike Gallant and John Romano each collected assists. assists. Chris Beck added the second goal with Brian Noble and George Pithic assisting. assisting. The third and winning winning goal was netted by Jamie Downing on passes from Chris Beck and Scott Page. The third period was scoreless and although the boys tried hard to beat the Leamington goalie with 32 shots for the game, compared compared with 13 on the Toros, they couldn't up the score. Jamie Downing was named MVP for the game. The only good thing about failing to make the final game was everyone got to go home and see the Argos win the cup. Hockey stars of the future practised their skills on Saturday morning at the Darlington Sports Centre when Kinsmen Club members taught hockey hockey fundamentals to dozens of Squirts. Leo Mac- Lean and Ted White were just two of many Kinsmen who helped the youngsters get a good start with the sport. This was a very common sight on Saturday morning morning at the Darlington Sports Centre as young Squirts tried their hardest to skate in circles. For tunately, there were plenty of instructors to get the young players back on their feet. Tough Opposition for Fifth Wheel Bantam 2s On Sat., Dec. 3, the Fifth Wheel Bantam 2 Toros played host to Pickering Village. In a Why I can give you real value in homeowners insurance. Good Neighbor Service I know how to make your homeowners, insurance more affordable. And I'll be there to give you prompt, personal service when you need il. 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Although Although both teams had scoring opportunities, the Cobourg team had the best chances only to be stopped by Kevin Zarosky in the Toros' net. The first period ended scoreless. In the second period, Cobourg continued to forecheck forecheck which finally resulted in a goal. Shortly after that goal, Cobourg came back on a breakaway and the Toros' John Edmondson tried to poke check the player from behind and lost his stick, which deflected deflected the puck off the Co- botirg player's stick. As a result a penally shot was awarded to Cobourg. The Cobourg player came in on Zarosky and tried to beat him on the glove side but had no such luck as Kevin came up with the save. The second period ended 1 - 0 Cobourg. In the third, after a ten minute break, Bowmanville came out and started doing some checking of their own. This resulted in some scoring chances, the best ones being by David Smith who hit the goal posts twice. 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