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i Dutchman Bantams Continue to Lead The major bantams continue continue to lead the standings in the first round of playoffs with three wins and only one loss for a total of six points. Their game played in Cobourg was a disappointment for the team as they were defeated by a score of 6 - 4. Bowmanville •goals were scored by Chris Beck, Brian Noble, Chris Shmyr and John Romano and assists were earned by George Pithie, Mike Gallant, Romano, Beck, Noble and Shmyr. David Smith played in net for the Toros and faced 26 shots while the opposition goalie faced 30. Cobourg had the pressure on throughout the game and had a 4 - 0 lead before the Toros got on the board. They scored three straight goals to come within one and things were looking good going into the third, but Cobourg struck early and the Toros couldn't overcome their deficit. The game on Saturday in Lindsay ended up on the plus side for the Toros as they handed their hosts a 4 - 2 defeat. There was no scoring in the first, but the Toros drew first blood early in the second on a shorthanded goal by Scott Page set up by Brian Noble. Kelly Armstrong blasted a beautiful shot past the goalie just under two minutes later to put the Toros up by two. The puck was relayed to his point position by Chris Shmyr and John Romano during a power- play. Lindsay finally found the range at the 11:25 mark but John Romano got back the two goal spread when he scored for the Toros. Linemates Shmyr and Gallant set up the goal. Jamie Lever got the team's 4th goal when he slipped slipped into the slot from his point position and fired a screen shot into the net. Noble and Pithie set up the goal and created the screen. Lindsay scored with just over a minute left in the game but it was a case of too little, too late. Scott Webster played well, facing 18 shots while our shooters shooters tested Lindsay 36 times. Now that the entire team has been introduced through the pictures seen weekly in the Statesman the players would like to thank the local merchants merchants involved in this venture and special thanks to the James Publishing Co. and Mr. James for their work in the great coverage of the team. TRIPLE F BOWLINS Team Standings D. Van Abbema 17, G.Evers 12, A. Bonsma 12, T. Dykstra 12, A. Vandergaast 11, J. Dykstra 11, H. Vandergaast 10, P. Glasbergen 10, W. 'DeLange 9, P. Flonk 8, N. Griffioen 7, C. Van Niejenhiiis 7. High Single Ladies - J. DeJager 275. High Single Men - T. Dykstra Dykstra 263. High Triple Ladies - M. Griffioen 634. High Triple Men - A. Bonsma 714. High Average Ladies - F. Mulder 192. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 209. m Bowling GOODYEAR 18,830, 19,215, 19,663, 18,858, ! 18,918, Feb. 13,1984 . Team Standings Sharlene Dehart 20,526 pins, 18 points; Thelma Forrester 19,727, 16; Donna Harness 14; Lynda Nickerson 12; Jackie Braybrook 11; Virginia Parrish 11; Mary Pat Hall 10; Nancy Living 19,033,8; Fern Bradley 18,755, 7; Valerie Smith 18,507 , 7; Debbië Forsey 18,989, 6; Jean Harness 18,221, 6. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 246, Jackie Braybrook 222, Sharlene Dehart 217, Nancy Living 212, Marian Stafford 201, Penny Schofield 201, Fern Bradley 200, Muriel Tennant 199, Valerie Smith 198, Thelma Forrester 195. High Single - Donna Harness 295. High Triple - Donna Harness 759; DUNWOODY LIMITED 1 Trustee in Bankruptcy Suite 1A 57 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa L1H7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 INCOME TAX RETURNS for individuals, farmers, small businesses GEORGE WEEKES Agent lor Guaranteed Investment Certificates and Registered Retirement Savings Plans Offered by three of Canada's long-established "Grade A" Trust Companies 5 Lorraine Court, Bowmanville Phone 623-7345 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 22,1984 Beasties 67 Game Drought Ends B.N.C.H.L. FINAL STANDINGS February 19,1984 Cowan Eagles Return to Form and Beat Lakefield Feb. 16,1984 High Single - J. Pearson 296. High Triple - B. Henning 767. High Team Single - Millwrights Millwrights 1179. High Team Triple - Millwrights Millwrights 3382. Over 725 B. Henning 767, J. Pearson 737. •Final Team Standings 3rd Round Robin Machine Shop 17 points, Belts 13, Millwrights 11, Power House 11, Office 10, Snowtrack 10. St. Joseph's Sharon Metcalf ^3, Walter Curr 26, Don Powers 21, Bob Brown 21, Ken Lee 21, Mike Powers 21, Marilyn Polley 13. Alan Tibbies 12. Ladies High Triple - Marilyn Polley 668. Ladies High Single - Marilyn Polley 273. «.fi: , " After two dismal defeats at the hands of Lake- field Chiefs, the Cowan Jr. C Eagles were back in the playoff semi-finals on Sunday when they knocked off the Lakefield Chiefs 8 - 4. The game was played in Bowmanville Arena before a large crowd. Tonight, they play in Lakefield and tomorrow in Orono Arena. Here, Brad Clemens scores the first goal in the third period on a power play. The Cowan Pontiac Jr. C. Eagles got back on track with an 8 to 4 victory over the Lakefield Chiefs Sunday night in the Eagles' nest. The Eagles now trail two games to one in the best of seven series after losing 8 to 4 to the Chiefs Tuesday night in the Eagles' nest (their first loss on home ice this year) and losing 5 to 2 in Lakefield on Wednesday night after holding a 2 to 0 lead Building through the second midway period. The Eagle team looked like the team they can be after fumbling through the first period in which Lakefield assumed a 2 to 1 lead. The Eagles had three goal posts when they had the goaltender beaten and only one goal, a short handed effort by Dayrell Rowe from Shaughn Houston. Gain Playoff Points Bowmanville 3 - Pickering 3 The Toros opened the scoring scoring in this exciting game. Nicky Dennis deflected a shot from Jeremy Laird and along with some good skating the local lads got. off to a fine start. It did not last however and the Toros started giving the puck away. In spite of some fine stops by Robert Romano too many mistakes cost the Toros the lead and Pickering went ahead by a goal. Nicky then put in a great effort and equalized the score on an unassisted goal. With the score tied at 2 - 2 the Toros had a man advantage but Pickering took the initiative and scored a goal. The Toros had plenty of chances but were not successful in scoring a goal until Nicky directed a shot from Marc Peirce into the Pickering net to equalize the score. Toros 3 Ajax 3 Another point for the Toros as they took an early two goal lead. The Ajax team hacked away at the lead and the Bowmanville boys. Ajax re ceived 13 penalties whilst the Toros took only four and were a credit to themselves in not retaliating when provoked. The final Toros goal was scored late in the second period. Scoring summary: Nicky from Paul Hindman and Phillip Green; Paul from Nicky and Phillip and finally Jim Pithie from Marc. The Eagles fell behind 3 to 1 after five minutes of the second period and then suddenly suddenly came to life to score two goals in one minute and eleven seconds, the first a power play goal by Bob Dwyer from Chris Michelson and Barry Goulah, then Brian Keenan from Paul Reed and Tim Preston. The Eagles ran into a rash of penalties, | and the Chiefs scored another power play goal at 12:02 tOjtoke a 4 to 3^ lead but only one minute later" Brian Heard scored from Dayrell Rowe and Brad Clemens to get the Eagles even at 4. The Eagles kept pressing and at 15:25 were rewarded when Paul Reed scored, assisted assisted by Tim Preston and Carl Neilson. Just before the second period ended Chris Michelson scored a pretty goal on a clever set up by Pete Krukkert and Duane Major. The period ended with the Eagles holding a 6 to 4 lead. The Eagles scored the only two goals of the third period, Brad Clemens getting an unassisted unassisted power play goal and Dayrell Rowe getting his second goal of the night assisted assisted by Brian Heard. This also was a power play goal. The Eagles now travel to Lakefield for the fourth game Wednesday night, Feb. 22 at 8:30 then right back to play the Eagles at Orono, Thursday night, Feb. 23 for game five. The last two games of the series if needed will be Sunday, Feb. 26 in Lakefield and back in Bowmanville Tuesday, Feb. 28. The Lakefield team have played extremely well to date in this series which means the Eagles will have to play well if they are to win this best of seven semi-final series. In the other best of seven semi-final series, the Little Britain Merchants hold a three to one games lead after four games with game five in Lindsay. YOUTH B0MJN6 Tykes Team Standings Cardinals 28, Crows 24, Robins 21, Canaries 20, Blue Jays 14, Sparrows 13, Blackbirds Blackbirds 12, Orioles 8. High Games T. Beers 152 (248), S. Hamilton Hamilton 108 (211), R. Thertell 101 (201), P. Molt 105 (202), W. Roche 124, B. McKinnon 106, R. Milosh 103, B. Rodgers 101. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 45, Hancock 38, Stacey 31, Couch 30, Lugten- burg 28, Thertell 27, Hall 25, Evans 20, Hamilton 17, Big Canoe 15, Connaghan 14, Harrison 4. High Singles C. Connaghan 207, J. Luxton 206, D. Big Canoe 199, C. Hancock 222, 205, 207. High Triples C. Hancock 634, C. Hamilton 529, J. Luxton 518, D. Big Canoe 517. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Dudley 29, Grant 27, Smith 25 1 ,2, McMullen 25, Lugtenburg 25, Walkey 15 (â High Singles D. Grant 255, T. McMullen 237, C. Walkey 219, K. Smith 217, G. Annis 207, M. Harness 201, M. Lugtenburg 200. High Triples T. McMullen 603, D. Grant 595, M. Lugtenburg 555, C. Walkey 554, K. Smith 544, N. Dudley 515. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Thompson 28, Trotter 27, Kirkton 25, Stacey 18. High Games R. Terry 262, 295, 221 (778), D. Thompson 220, 236, 217 (673), S. Thompson 203, 215 (568), S. Kirkton 215 (604), T. Kirkton 286 (555), K. Wright 203. White Cane Partially Blind Herb Wohigemutt 226, Josie Waldinsperger 214, John Skinner 225, Fern Johnson 199. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst 100, Tom Scero 148. Burke Division W FlyingDutchmen 15 United Drug 12 San Marino 9 CourticeAuto 2 Oliver Division Shoppers Drug 16 Clinic Pharmacy 10 Bow. Restaurant 7 Beasties Scoring Burke Division Name Team E. Strand San Marino J. Smith FlyingDutchmen J. Stainton United Drug P.Bycok FlyingDutchmen Oliver Division G. James Shoppers Drug P. Murdock Clinic Pharm. G. Hillis Clinic Pharm. B.Janitsch ClinicPharm. By R. Edmunds The Bowmanville Beasties Beasties came to play on Saturday Saturday night and play they did. Despite having only five skaters, they came away witha 6 - 3 triumph over Bowmanville Restaurant. Beasties' last victory occurred occurred some 67 games ago during during the 1981-82 season over this same restaurant squad. As John Ayre put it, "We are peaking just in time for the playoffs." Ayre fired three goals to spark his team while Martin Kerstens provided solid goaltending in facing 34 shots. Dave Whittaker scored two more and Bob Shantz collected a single. Shantz also picked up four assists. Nifty Steve Pollard had all three restaurant restaurant markers. Shoppers Drug Mart suffered suffered a 6 - 3 setback at the hands of Clinic Pharmacy in the late game. The win was Clinic's first over Shoppers this season and could give Clinic some momentum heading into the playoffs. John Allen and Mark Borutskie each had a pair while George Hillis and Pat Murdock added one each. Gary James notched all three Shopper goals. Sunday morning San Marino rolled to a 13 - 5 drubbing of Courtice Auto Wreckers. Erik Strand fired three goals and added four assists to clinch the Burke Division scoring title. Emery Coscarella, Rick McLean McLean and Dan Norton had two apiece. Mark Clarey, Ron Hooper, John Cannings and Guido Krummenacher completed the Charger scoring. Len Bielawski and Pete Henderson had two each and A1 Junkin a single- ton for Courtice. The final weekend game between United Drug and The Flying Dutchmen L T G.F. G.A. Pts. 3 2 125 60 32 5 3 95 64 27 9 2 119 96 20 15 3 54 128 7 4 0 141 81 32 8 2 128 89 22 11 2 85 120 16 17 2 47 158 4 G.P. G. A. MIP Pts. 19 29 31 21 60 13 30 24 6 54 17 23 20 12 43 18 15 22 33 37 18 27 43 12 70 16 26 28 30 54 17 26 28 33 54 16 18 32 21 50 ended with the Dutchmen earning a 5 - 2 victory. A total of 17 penalties were handed out as both teams were guilty of numerous numerous infractions, typical of United - Dutchmen contests. contests. Brian Caron scored first to give the Dutchmen the lead. John Stainton evened things after one period with a po ( wer play marker. The second period saw the Dutchmen take a 4 - 1 lead on goals by Jim Smith, Paul Bycok and Murray St. Thomas. Dutchmen Dutchmen added another goal by Caron early in the third before before Rick Drew collected his seventeenth of the season season to end the scoring. Playoffs commence next Saturday at 8:00 with Shoppers Shoppers facing the underdog Beastie club and Dutchmen playing Courtice Auto Wreckers at 9:30 p.m. Announcement Shelley Johnston Shelley has had three years of experience working in the Bowmanville and Orono areas, and she invites all her friends and former clients lo visit her at her new location. Every-Day Low Prices Men's Wash, Cut and Complete Slyle *10.00 Ladles'Wash, Cut and Complete Style ..12.00 (andup) Girls' and Boys' (under 14) Wash, Cut and Complete Style 8.00 Perms (cul and style included) $ 35 lo *50 ALL PERMS ARE TOP QUALITY ONLY Artistic Barber and Beauty Salon 233 King St. E. 623-2931 Bowmanville We Have MOVED! OUR NEW LOCATION is One Mile East of Oshawa on Hwy. 2 Trull's Road ■ Courtice OPENING SPÉCIAL ANY HOMEUTE CHAIN SAW •40. 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