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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,1985 7 623-3303 WANT TO HELP? -- The Conservation Authority Authority maintains a collection of 35 mm slides and prints. The subject matter includes nature, conservation conservation and scenes of our thirteen local conservation conservation areas. They would appreciate donations of any extra materials that you might have. They also keep a record of all plants and animals sighted in the conservation areas. If you know of any interesting sightings, past or present, please let me know. Write Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority, 100 Whiting Avenue, Oshawa, Oshawa, OntarioLlH 3T3. Pickering Dumps : i On Boyle Bantams On Saturday, January 19, the Boyle Bantams played host to the Pickering Bantams only to comejout on the short end of the stick with the score being 6-1. The game consisted of many penalties which was one reason Boyle's had a loss in this game. The lone goal was scored by D. J. Higgon, assisted by Steve Bizi. The following week, January 26, OjC.H.L. Selects visited the Boyle team at the Bowmanville Arena and out- scored Boyle's 6 - 3. Steve Bizi scored the first goal for Boyle's assisted [by Paul Brunt and Terry Kellett. Zenon Nelson scored in unassisted goal followed by O. J. Sidor's goal on an assist from Paul Brunt. | Outstanding players in this game were P«ul Brunt and Jeff Shannon. The team is pleased to welcome Shawn Carlton back after a knee injury. The West Hill Bantams were guests of Boyle's on Saturday, February 2. This game was one of Boyle'sfinest games of hockey this j year. Every player was 4 his best and penalties Wffe kept to a minimum. OiJ. Sidor started the scoring off for Boyle's at the 11:05 mSirk of the first period and was assisted bÿ D. Atoijis Win By Joe Humenick On Saturday, February 16th, Bovmanville hosted Whitby ant skated to a well deserved to 2 victory. Both teams staked out slowly and Bowmanvjlle took the early lead whenDavid Szabo scored at the 4:17 mark of the first period with Craig Forsey assisting/Whitby evened the score at tie 37 second mark of the first! period, and would have takfcn the lead had it not been for the fine goaltending of Darcy 1 Vietch. Both teams played even for the second period and this contest .pas determined in the final twenty minutes. Bowmanville took the lead at the S:06 mark of the third period I when Matt Dykstra scored with Craig Forsey assisting. Bowmanville upped the score to a 4 to 1 count with Matt | Dykstra and Craig Forsey finding the mark with David Szabo assisting. Whitby notched the final goal with 1:20 left in the game which proved to [be too late for any kind ,'of a come back. Full marks aré given to the boys as they improved their playoff record to/three wins with only one loss! Keep up the good work ! 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Martin Vanderheyden's hard work in this game paid off as he was able to score his second goal of the game assisted by Warren Haldenby and Steve Bizi. The final Boyle goal was an unassisted hat trick goal for O. J. Sidor which resulted in a 7 - 3 win for the Boyle boys as D. J. Higgon played an outstanding outstanding game. Well done D.J. I said this was a super game and I believe the best hockey game I have viewed this year. Keep up the fine work boys! On Feb. 9, Boyle's hosted the Ajax Bantams and came up with a 2 - 2 tie, Andrew Rice played a strong game on defence - keep' up the fine effort Andrew. O. J. Sidor scored both Boyle's goals with the first goal being assisted by Robbie Fraser who was playing playing his first game with Boyles. David Reid and Paul Brunt assisted 0. J. on the second goal. Thank you to Carl Brunt and Ray Crombie for taking over the coaching duties of this game. On Saturday, February 16 Boyle's travelled to Oshawa to participate in the 10th Annual Heritage Tournament. In the first game at 7 a.m. Boyle's met the O.C.H.L. team and came away with a 3 - 3 tie. However, Oshawa scored the first goal which put them into the 'A' division and Boyle's the 'B' division. Goal scorers were Shane Crombie, Paul Brunt and O. J. Sidor, with the assists being awarded to Paul Brunt, Warren Haldenby and 0. J. Sidor with two assists. 0. J. was also awarded the most valuable player of the game. Game two was played at the Harman Park Arena in the afternoon against Cedar Hill Selects from Scarborough. Boyle's were faced with many poorly called penalties which resulted in a 6 - 2 loss. Terry Kellett scored the first goal assisted by Steve Bizi. 0. J. Sidor scored Boyle's 2nd goal unassisted. Again, 0. J. was chosen the most valuable player and was presented with another medallion. Congratulations 0. J. The team was also presented presented with marble trophies and pennants. C. Farrow x X : ! XI i&C; Bowmanville Judo Club had several award winners at the Adam Scott Open tournament in Peterborough recently. They are, 1-r, Jason Jones 3rd, Sam Ovenden 2nd, Tammy Wilson 2nd and David Aldridge 1st. Gary Thajer who came 2nd was absent when the photo was taken. League The second week of semi finals saw Three Brothers Pizza defeat Town Sport and Norm's Deli tie Hunt's Photo. The first game of the evening evening saw Three Brothers Pizza defeat Town Sports 8 - 5 and move four points up in the six point semi final. Leading the way - for Brothers were Tom Conahan with four goals and one assist and John Conboy with three goals and two assists. Pete Knowlton picked up the other goal. Town Sports scoring included included singles from Bill Prentice, Jim Baker, Dale Mielson, Mark Mathews and Rudy Kvasnik. In the second game of the evening Hunt's Photo and Norm's Deli played to a 3 - 3 draw, leaving Hunt's with a three point to one point edge in this semi final. Scoring for Hunt's were John Hogarth with two goals and Paul Reid with the single. Scoring for the Deli Hawks were Steve Cary with two goals and Stan Konarowski with the other marker. Next week, Thursday, February 21, sees Hunt's Photo and Norm's Deli meet in the early game and the Town Sports and Three Brothers Pizza meet in the late game. Audio Vision Oldtimers Down By Bob Sheridan On Friday, February 8th, we played in the Labatt's Gold Keg Division of the McMurtry Cup. In the opening game, with Grant Wright in goal, we defeated Toronto Epson 3 - 2. Joe Balson opened the scoring with two identical goals, perfect perfect shots along the ice to the far corner of the net. Irv Gill, assisted on the first two goals, along with Grant Flintoff. Irv also scored the winner in the dying minutes of this hard- fought contest. It may be of interest to C.F.L. fans that the former wide receiver, Terry Evanshaw was playing defense for Epson in this contest.' contest.' On Saturday morning we were defeated by Newmarket 9 - 1. We were simply outgunned outgunned by a very fine team. Dave Green scored the first goal of this game assisted by Balson and Gill. In the afternoon we played Welland Regionals and defeated them 2 - 1. Dan Girardi scored the opening goal, unassisted. Dave Green fired the winner on a pass from Joe Balson. The whole team played fine defensive hockey and again Grant Wright was the epitome of goaltending expertise. On Sunday we met East London Oldtimers in the semifinals semifinals and although Art Hester played a superb game in the Bowmanville goal, we were defeated 2 - 1. Ray Preston fired our only marker unassisted unassisted in this contest. Our gentlemanly play, fewest penalties, was rewarded by the presentation of a large size Labatt's hockey bag to each member of the team. On Friday, February 15th in Bowmanville arena we were defeated by the Oshawa Antiques, 12 - 5. George Sains- bury set up Joe Balson beautifully beautifully for two goals. Hugh German fired two perfect shots between the feet of the Oshawa goaltender. Ray Preston scored our fifth goal with one of his patented end to end rushes, slapping in his own rebound. We play the Oshawa Antiques again next Thursday night at 10:00 p.m. in the Donevan Sports Complex. Complex. Read this column next week to find out how we avenged last Friday's loss. Four Losses Push Bell From Playoffs Bowmanville Non-contact Hockey s P ort 8 Den ded out as the first round of', playoffs got under way on Saturday night. . Shopper's Drug Mart got off to an early lead which they maintained against the Dutchman in the first game. S. Gray for Shopper's accumulated accumulated four points as he scored twice and assisted on another pair while playing a strong game on defence. Two power- play goals, both by Shopper's, also helped in their victory as they came up against a rather flat Dutchman team. A. Warren andL. Wood each managed to score for the Dutchman as they outshot Shopper's 31 to 30 and took the edge in penalties 5 to 4. The final score of 6 to 2 in favour of Shopper's promises a good game next week as the Dutchman Dutchman look for their first win. Saturday's second contest in the Burke Division playoffs had two arch rivals, Barrett Electric and San Marino's, standing toe to toe. The only marker in the first period came from the stick of K. Rowe as he scored on a powerplay effort ' to give Barrett's an early 1 to 0 lead. Second period scoring saw Barrett jump to a 2 to 0 lead on a goal by R. Hall until W. Aldred scored for San Marino's to narrow the margin to one. Two more San Marino's goals in the third by E. Strand and W. Alder took the game from Barrett's as San Marino's won 3 to 2 in this eventful game. R. Stainton faced 27 shots from San Marino's sticks while his team mustered 15 shots of their own. Penalties were 4 to 3 in favour of Barrett Electric. The Oliver Division's first game matched Clinic Pharmacy Pharmacy against Toby's Pub in the early game on Sunday. The score was tied at the end of the first at one apiece and it was Clinic behind 4 to 3 as the teams headed for the dressing rooms at the end of the second! Toby's came out strong at the start of the third period as S. Pollard scored his third goal of the game and put his team ahead by two. Clinic had to fight hard to squeak out a 6 to 5 victory from Toby's as they scored three unanswered goals in the third. The winning goal, scored by Clinic's N. Crosbie, came with 12:32 remaining on the clock. Clinic took five of the eight penalties and outshot Toby's by a narrow margin of 26 to 22. Sunday's second game proved to be the best as Twin Brand Orchards was pitted against Courtice Auto Wreckers in the Oliver Division Division playoffs. _ Scoring " begati ! j •' midway through the second, 1 when Twin Brand's D. Rickard connected on a powerplay, making for a fast, end-to-end contest. A timely goal by the Wrecker's A. Kiely, his first of the year, with 1:32 to go in the second, set the stage for an exciting third period. Hot goaltending prevailed as each goalie performed flawlessly. The Beasties' M. Kerstens faced 21 shots while his Courtice, counterpart D. Forrester stopped 16. Courtice's P. Henderson on a nice tic-tac-tie play from A. Junkin and L. Bielawski, finally found the spot with only 1:22 to go in the game, giving Courtice a 2 to 1 win. The next game in this series will be February 24th at 7:00 a.m. It should be a good game, so come out and watch! Buckham Transport Ties The march towards the Ontario finals continued this - weekend as Buckham Toros split two playoff games with Midland tying the series 2-2 and setting up the final battle next Saturday at 7:00 in Darlington. Darlington On Saturday, February 16, despite home-ice advantage, Toros came out flat from the opening whistle and remained off-key for two periods. The Transporters were quickly hemmed in and Midland took advantage of their inability to clear the puck, scoring twice in the first while Toros managed only two shots on net. Things looked bleak until 9:43 of the second when, after some good hustle by Tim Powers, the puck was relayed to Jim Pithie at the point who blasted it through the pads of the goalie (assist also to Greg Goode). Unfortunately, the drive did not continue as Midland scored again in the second and once more in the third before Toros turned on the heat. And was it hot! The last five minutes of the third period were spent in Midland's Midland's end with a blitzkrieg assault (hat saw pucks flying everywhere. Stephen Smith scored at 4:51 on the powerplay powerplay from a patented Healey- pass (assist also to Troy Mutton). Then at 1:13 Tony Van Hoof (Nicky Dennis, Doug Lever) brought the score within range; the goalie was pulled and the energy was there but the time wasn't. The game ended 4 - 3 for Midland with the home ice advantage switching to Midland, Sunday. Midland Toros play well under pressure pressure and they proved it Sunday, February 17th, in Midland as both teams gave fans their money's worth in another end-to-end "who's going to win?" match that left the answer to the last second, Midland drew first blood late in the first, quickly answered by Dean Baum- hauer (Greg Goode). No scoring scoring occurred in the second as both goalies shut the offense down. Mike Ruthard was just sensational in net as he kept the team in contention. Finally at 7:31 of the third, Nicky Dennis (Tony Van Hoof, Doug Lever) put the team ahead setting up a massive encounter in the last minute when Midland pulled their goalie for the extra attacker. With 10 seconds left Shane Armstrong intercepted the puck and put the game away 3 -1 tying the series. With the continued encouragement encouragement and hard work of coach Brian Taylor, trainer Nick Dennis, and manager Harold Mutton the team will be ready for their victory next Saturday. On Friday, Feb. 15 Audio- Vision Oldtimers visited the Bowmanville ice palace to play Sunderland Old Boys and hammered them 14 - 3. On Sunday, February 17, Audio Vision Oldtimers hosted Oshawa Sports Den and played played very poor hosts as they whipped them 13 - 5. Phil Solomon and Mike Hewer had a big game on Sunday scoring three goals and two assists each. Gary Bradley, Wayne Bradley and Ron Parker had a goal and three assists with Huck Balson, Paul McIntyre, J. R. Touisgnant and Bruce Meadows all getting singles. Brian Bradley had a strong game picking up four assists and Ray Pickell picked up three helpers with single assists to Gary "Hawk" Akey and George Moore. Kenny Veitch played excellent goal in Audio Vision's both victories. Saturday, February 9th saw the Bell Toros begin the end of their road to All Ontario. The beginning was a 5 - 2 loss to Oshawa Rotary. Oshawa jumped to an early 2 - 0 lead going into the second period. An exchange of goals in the second frame was followed by a third period that saw Oshawa outscore Bowmanville Bowmanville 2 -1, ending the game 5 - 2. The bright spot of this game was the goaltending of Darrin Bunker. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville was Rob Real unassisted and Craig de Blois from Brad Carnegie. On Sunday, February 10 the house of cards really tipped as Lindsay outshot, outhit, outplayed outplayed and outscored the Bell Boys 9 - 2. The first period saw Lindsay buzz the Bowmanville boys and thanks to a very steady Burke Lush, only came away with two goals. Early in the second period, it looked as if we might have a game on our hands as the Bell boys struck twice to knot the score but alas the resurgence was short lived and Lindsay swamped the boys from Bowmanville. Scoring for Bowmanville was Rob Real from Troy Harness, Troy Harness from Mark Tripp. The final nail was driven into the Bell coffin Tuesday as the boys faced not only snowy roads but the squad from Cobourg only to sneak home with a 7 -1 drubbing. By the time Mark Tripp scored from Craig de Blois, the Bowmanville Bowmanville boys were down four goals and Cobourg found the Bell goal incentive enough to add three more goals to the total, skating off with a 7 - 1 win. Skating through the motions is what appeared Saturday, February 16 as the boys played Lindsay. As had happened Tuesday the Bell scoring was too little too late. The only scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville was Gareth Stone, unassisted, unassisted, and Mark Tripp from Troy Harness. With the loss of these four games, so came the end of the Bell Toro hunt for gold. Midgets Wait For Playoffs The Toro Minor Midgets have been active in the past weeks playing exhibition games while we are waiting for a team to play in the All- Ontario semi-finals. This semi-final series should begin around the middle of March. February 2-theCanadian Tire Minor Midgets travelled travelled to Woodbridge for this exhibition game. This was a very physical game with the Toros losing by a score of 5 - 1. Scoring Bowmanville's only goal was John Edmondson, Edmondson, assisted by Houston Houston and Colwell. February 10 - In an exhibition exhibition game at Thornhill, the Toros were on the short end of a 3 - 2 game. Scoring for the Canadian Tire Minor Midgets were Stainton (unassisted) (unassisted) and Schmyr from Campbell and Pithie. February 11 - The Toros travelled to Orono and won the game by a score of 5 - 3. Scoring for the Canadian Tire Minor Midgets were Schmyr from Campbell and Davidson; Fairey from Downing and McArthur; Fairey from Davidson; Houston from DeSmedt and Colwell; and Fairey from Stainton and McArthur. Kool Enterprises Ties with Nichols On Saturday, February 16 Kool Enterprise Bantams took to the ice against third place Nichols in a game that would produce little in the way of useful points. The first period started slowly for the Kool team as Nichols continually carried the play into the Kool end and only their solid defence kept the score even. Finally after five minutes into the first period Nichols scored to put Kool into a hole. Kool continued to show a lackluster effort until the final three minutes when Scan Powers pushed home a single-handed Heritage House Pee Wees Tie Oshawa Red Wings On Saturday, February 16, the Heritage House Pee Wee Toros hosted the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Red Wings in an exhibition match at tiie Darlington Darlington Sports Center, There was plenty of motivation for the Local Lads since this was the same Red Wing team that had handed them a 12 - 4 thrashing at the Civic Auditorium Auditorium last October, Front the opening face-off it was clear that this would be a different game from the first one as the Toros displayed the kind of Intensity and team play needed to be successful, Bowmanville opened the scoring scoring as Shawn McFudyen converted on a nice face-off draw from Greg White and carried a l - 0 lead into the second period. Oshawa managed to score one goal in the second to tie the score. Each team scored three times in the third period with the visitors holding 3 ■ 1 and 4 ■ 2 leads but the Toros' perseverance perseverance was finally rewarded as they notched two markers 111 the last three minutes to earn a well deserved draw. Scorers in the third for Bowmanville were Greg White, Brooke Clemens and Shawn McFadyen (his second). A single assist was awarded to Todd Banks, Three Stars were Shawn McFadyen, Greg White and, Marlin D'Entromont, Jason Hiscock played another strong game between the pipes as he faced 26 Oshawa shots, many of the "labelled" variety. Next game - Saturday, February 23, 4:00 p.m. at Darlington against the Whitby Warriors, effort to end the period in a tie. The second period showed no appreciable improvement in Kools' effort despite the fact that the score was still tied at one apiece with five minutes left in the period. Then Kool showed some life as Kools' Peter Moorcraft scored on a pass from Jason Vacheresse, Brent MacKay got the second assist. Just thirty seconds later Nichols scored on a scramble in front of the net, leaving the second period in a tie, Nichols then scored quickly in the third period to again force Kool to play 'catch-up' hockey. Kool, rising to the occasion, started to turn the game around and pressed Nichols at every chance, effectively stopping any real scoring thrust. Willi just over seven minutes left in the game Todd DcGooyer took the puck and single-handedly carried it through the entire Nichols' team to beat their goalie with a hard shot to the near corner. This again left the score tied, and it seemed It would remain so until Nichols ran up several minor penalties, This left Kool witli numerous opportunities which unfortunately they could not press to their udvaii- tage. The final score was 3 ■ 3. KeepCanada 1 Beautiful OPEN 24 HOURS #$Sl3i Ù JL ^ C*YM. FOR MEN & WOMEN * Professional Instruction * Aerobic Workouts * Fitness Testing * Whirlpool * Sauna * Floatation Tank * Health Food Bar * GO Pieces of the Most Advanced Weight Training Equipment in the World. * Over 6 Tons of Free Weights 433-0383 361 MARWOOD OPEN 24 HOURS