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t The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillo, November 2G, 1986 sport-talk 623-330} FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Hockey Mothers met Tuesday at the Lions Centre, with 19 mothers present. President Joan Simpson was in charge of the meeting during which those attending mended sweaters. A motion was passed to buy four pair of goalie gloves, one set of goalie pads and two face masks, for the league. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO -- Hampton Gardens Minor Pee Wees are back on the winning track, having two wins and a tie in their last three games. Friday, November 12, in Cobourg the team came home with a 3-2 win, with goals by Kevin Norton, Paul Stocker and Tim Preston. SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL -- The inter-school volleyball tournament was held at Courtice Secondary School on Friday, November 14. Eight teams participated. The winners in the senior girls' tournament were: "A" division division - Whitby Senior Public School; "B" division - M.J. Hobbs, "C" division - Central Park; and "D" division - Bowmanville Senior Public. Standings in the senior ■ boys' tournament, which was also being held, were exactly the same as the girls. BOWMANVILLE REDMEN -- The Bowmanville Senior Redmen basketball team is scheduled to play Trinity College on Wednesday, November 26, (no game time is available). The Redmen are also going to take part in the King City Invitational Tournament held in Toronto on Friday, November 28 and Saturday, November November 29. The time has not been announced. On Monday, Monday, December 1, the Redmen meet Vanier as visitors on the court. Pickering is travelling to Bowmanville to meet the Redmen on their home court on Wednesday, Wednesday, December 3 at 5:30 p.m. OLDTIMERS -- The Bowmanville Audio Vision Panasonic Oldtimers will be at home to the Port Hope Legion on Sunday, November 30. Game time is at 7:00 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre. JUNIOR C -- Bowmanville is scheduled to visit Port Hope on Thursday, November 27. Game time begins at 8:00 p.m. on Port Hope ice. The Eagles are back on home ice on Sunday, November 30, when they meet with Madoc at 7:30 p.m. PUBLIC SKATING -- Bowmanville Arena holds their public skating on Tuesday afternoons from 2-5 p.m. and on Sundays from 1-2:30 p.m. At the Darlington Sports Centre, public skating is held on Friday evenings evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. BLOOD DONORS -- The Oshawa Ski Club is sponsor: ing a Blood Donor Clinic at St. Gregory's Auditorium in Oshawa on Thursday, December 4. The clinic is f ? open to persons 18 and older from 1:00 - 8:00 p.rn. 'i Kool Bantams Win Over Oshawa Park On Fri., Nov. 14, Kool Enterprise Bantams played Baker Park, an Oshawa Park League team, at Darlington' and skated to a hard fought 5-3 victory. Kool opened the scoring with two goals early in the first period by Richard Smit from Scott Selleck and Mike Colbourne and the second by Kevin Jay who stuffed in a pass-out from Steve Bizi. Oshawa tied the score 2-2 in the second only to have Kevin score his second in exactly the same fashion as his first, this time from Steve Bizi and Richard MacCheyne. Oshawa again tied the score late in the third only to see Kool win the game when Richard MacCheyne's low hard shot found the corner of the Oshawa net with 34 seconds remaining. Mike Colbourne had made the good play at the blue line to keep the puck in and set up Richard for the winner. With one second remaining, Richard MacCheyne set up Steve Bizi who blasted a long shot into the top corner of the net to end the scoring and the game which had featured good team play and hart hitting by Kool in spite of the attempted intimidation by the larger Oshawa players. 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GIVE US A CALL -- Anyone with sports information, such as: team results, team standings, upcoming tournaments, tournaments, or details on someone who did exceptionally well at a sports event, please contact Tammy Hill (623- 3303) at the Statesman. Any information would be very much appreciated. Members of the Maple Leaf Karate Club gathered were presented by Shihan Takemasa Gosei at Bowmanville's Memorial Park Clubhouse Satur- Okuyama, a seventh dan (degree) black belt and day, Nov: 22, for the group's annual banquet and chief instructor of the International Karate Associ- presentation of awards from competitions. Trophies ation in Canada. Cdn. Tire Atoms Pick Up Two Wins undermanned McGregor team MacCheyne with the hardest hit of the game and possibly the season. Sat., Nov. 15 was Kool's second meeting with McGregors and resulted in Kool's second win. With both teams short handed, but McGregors more so, all players saw plenty of action. McGregors opened the scoring late in the first on a hard shot from a difficult angle. Following that goal Kool assumed command of the game, pressing the undernamed McGregor team into their own zone for longer and longer periods. The results of this continuous pressure and fine team play were four unanswered goals by Kool. Scott Sellect got Kool even when he tapped in a perfect pass-out from Steve Bizi. Chris Gordon had made a good play at the blue line to start the play and Scott was in exactly the right place to finish it. Richard MacCheyne scored the winner finishing off a three way passing play as Bryan James held the puck in at the point and passed to Kevin Jay in the slot, Kevin in turn set up Richard. Steve Bizi scored from Scott Selleck when he knocked the puck from the goaltender's grasp and into the net. Richard Smit scored on a breakaway only to see it called back because of the line change buzzer. Billy MacIntyre, playing defense for the first time in over a year, was flying in this game and made several fine plays one of which was the final goal of the game late in the third. Scott Selleck earned an assist on Billy's goal to round out a 3 point game, Dave Killens played very well in both games, holding Kool in when we sagged early in the second period of the first game and until we got rolling in the second game. Keep up the good work, Dave! The Bowmanville Canadian Tire Major Atoms journeyed to Port Perry to take on that centre's Atom club and skated away to a hard-earned 3-1 victory. The last time these two clubs met, "Port" won by a 3-0 score. - Bowmanville's "Chuck" Carr sent the Toros into the lead on an unassisted play at the 3:39 mark of the opening period. Less than two minutes later, Richard Bateman scored the eventual game- winner, again unassisted. With 1:23 showing on the clock in the opening period, the host club picked up their lone goal. The Toros' team Captain Steve Deblois scored the third goal, the assist going to Doug Parkin. Steve Oke was in goal and made some big saves to ' earn a wèll-deServed Victory. He was afforded some excellent protection by his defencemen ana the wingers were back-checking with fierce determination. Blast Lindsay 9-0 The Canadian Tire Atoms travelled to Lindsay on Saturday evening and handed the host club a 9-0 thrashing. Ryan Robinson scored the Dennis Pizza Toros Keep Wheels Turning The Novice Toros are still playing very well this season. They continue their hectic schedule with games in Stouffville, Darlington, Belleville Belleville and Port Hope. At Darlington, they split with Port Perry, winning the regular season game 6-4 and losing the exhibition game 7-4. At Stouffville, they tied 1-1 for their second consecutive tie. with this team. At Belleville, they lost 5-3 against a double AA squad and at Port Hope they skated to a 8-1 victory. In the statistics of these games, Jason Jackman led the team with 8 goals, 2 assists followed by Chris Heino 4 goals, 3 assists, Jason Jeffreys 3 goals, 3 assists, Paul Goff 3 goals, 2 assists, Andrew Ferguson 1 goal, 3 assists, Derek Lange 1 goal, 1 assist, Mike deBlois 2 assists, and single assists by Ian Taggert, Mark McCarthy, and Paul Lavallee. All other Toro players deserved numerous assists on goals but the referees only seem to award assists at the end of the play and not at the start. Our goalies Byron Harnum and Ryan Stainton continue to display the finesse needed to keep this Toro team in many tight games. The Toros play in the Port Hope tournament next weekend and lets continue to strive for fair play. By the way the Toros took their first penanty of the season in their 14th game and the coaching staff were kidding the player by dubbing him a Goon!! A few parents and players headed back to our sponsor's restaurant (Denis Pizza) and spent another enjoyable hour together. Many thanks for their support. game-winning goal after only 1:20 had elapsed in the opening period; The play was set ' up by his ' centreman "Chuck" Carr. Jeff Whyte scored the second goal, assisted^by Rtehaçd, Bateman and Doué P^ikinv -v Vy Bowmanville applied some tremendous pressure in the middle period, scoring six unanswered goals. Steve 1 Deblois scored the third goal, assisted by linemates Gary Adams and Collin Taggert. Chris McCarthy, up from the Atom No. 2 club, scored the next goal, assisted by Carr and defenceman Chad Vanderende. Jeff Whyte scored the next two goals, the first one assisted by Vanderende and Bateman and the second by Jeff Murphy and Vanderende. Jeff Murphy scored the seventh Toro goal, the play being engineered by Gary Adams and defenceman Jason Crosbie. Ryan Robinson closed out the middle period scoring, the assist going to defenceman Jason Hoffman. Chris McCarthy scored the only goal of the final period, assisted by Chad Vanderende who had a marvellous game for the Toros. Steve Oke, backed up by a very methodical defensive crew, was full value for the shutout. their second goal of the game only to have the Toros' Jeff Murphy answer with an unassisted goal. Steve Oke was in goalj and made; some key stops to pjqk, up theyictory. ; - \ Lose to Coboiirg 5-i jj1 . , Bowmanville's next game was against Cobourg, a team the Toros had beaten earlier in the season. Ryan Robinson put Bowmanville into an early lead, with the assists going to Steve Deblois and Collin Taggert. That was it for Bowmanville as Cobourg took control of the contest. The lads from the east scored five unanswered goals for their margin of victory and were full value for the win. Steve Oke wasn't afforded much protection in goal and didn't have much chance on the goals. A & R Flooring Downs Skylight On Sat., Nov. 15, A and R Flooring and Skylight Donuts left defense on the wayside as they combined to score a total of nine goals. Numerous breakaways from both teams provided most of the excitement and only good goaltending from Skylight's Chris Polley and A and R's Niki Defreitas kept the score out of the double digits. Chris Pot, having his best offensive performance in his young hockey career, set up the first goal scored by Brian Ball, then scored four goals for a five point afternoon. Mike McCrory rounded out the scoring for A and R after he shot a Chris Steele rebound into the net. It was Chris Steele's first point of the season. Other assists went to Brian Ball, John Marco Cannito, Mike McCrory with 2, Marc Gendron and Craig Sabine with 2. Skylight's goals were scored by Robbie MacCheyne, Bryan Lowery and Brad Johnson as a result of scrambles in front of the net. Assists went to Brad Johnson, Chris Drury, Wade Worsley, Jeremy Sanders, Scott McKay, and Chris Baumhauer. The final score was 6-3 for A and R. On Sat., Nov. 8, A and R defeated Shoppers Drug Mart 3-0. Goals were scored by Niki Defreitas, Brian Ball, and Chris Pot. Mike McCrory got the shut-out for A and R. Foundry Bowling November 18,1986 Team Standings J. Murphy 30, D. Snowden ,26%, D,. Taylor. ,25%, S., Adams'25; G:'Cowling 19,' Jim 1 Murphy 18/ 1k - , « " '.iiMiuiv : Licit ■■■' v hr-"Top 10Averages J. Murphy 232, S. Adams .229, Jim Murphy 215, D. Taylor 214, G. Cowling 209, G. Smith 208, G. Simpson 208, L. Taylor 205, D. Snowden 205, B. Gilkes 200. Ladies' High Single Colleen Snowden 312 Men's High Single Gord Simpson 323 Ladies' High Triple Joan Murphy 770 Donna Taylor 757 Colleen Snowden 705 Men's High Triple Gord Simpson 815 Durham Building Supply Toro Bantam 2's took a scoring recess this week, dropping two games to the Little NHL Red Wings in penalty and error ridden games that detracted Toros from their winning style. On November 10, Toros got a taste of the Red Wings play at 1 Children's Arena in Oshawa. Beginning very slowly, the first period packed a punch in the direction of Bowmanville as the boys, skating with only two lines, found they couldn't keep up with what seemed to be an endless supply of fresh Red Wings legs (the Oshawa team had so many extra players, Toros considered offering them some of their bench space). As a result, by the end of the first period Bowmanville had fallen into a 3-0 pit. Although not insurmountable, the score was not reflective of what was really happening on the ice as Red Wing attackers who were licenced to shoot lay siege on Warren Wright while Toros failed to clear rebounds. Judging by the pummeling our goalie was taking, scoring should have been in the double figures for Qshawa, but was foiled by the Great Deflector. During ! the second, remnants of the old team broke through as Laird-Ewles- McCullough and Duczmalewski-Powers and Portelance lines came alive charging into Red Wing territory in impressive forays. The Crago-Dalton-Pithie- Szuch defence squads threw stiffer checks and hustled back to protect home base. However, with three straight days of hockey behind them the two lines eventually ran out of fuël and the Toro flame flickered in the night. Like a dying flame, the end of the second and beginning of the third saw a Toro final flash with Greg Portelance's impressive unassisted drive at net catching a surprised goalie. Greg (assisted by John Duczmalewski) repeated the task at 12:09 of the third, bringing Toros within range 3- 2; but Red Wings retaliated with three unanswered goals sounding the death knell and sending the boys home with their first league defeat for quite a while. November 14, with the return of Tim Partridge and Brooke Clemens Saturday night, Toros had almost a; full roster and hopes Were high' for revenge 'against the. Red Wings. ! It was not to be. After a scoreless first period, fans knew it was just a matter of time as once again Toros abandoned their game and attempted to skate with this faster minor team. Bowmanville gave up ownership of the boards, midice midice and most dangerously - the slot area. Failing to remove the attack from the front of the net allowed Oshawa shooting practice as Warren deflected too many third and fourth; tries. Toro frustration was written on the walls of the penalty box as the boys counted 12 for twenty-four minutes. When it was all over, the boys headed for the dressing room down 5-3 and to the drawing board for a new game plan. Scoring for Bowmanville - Paul Crago in a spectacular unassisted and determined drive from his own end; John Duczmalewski (Chris Ewles, Greg Portelance) and Brooke Clemens unassisted. On Sunday, November 16,.a still depleted team travelled to Ajax to face a double A squad of bantam minors. The team appeared a bit overwhelmed in the first as Ajax outskated, out manoeuvred and outshot Bowmanville, leaving the period 2-0. During, the second, Toros relived the lessons of Saturday night as Ajax with fresh 'legs . - changing two shifts to our one - assaulted Warren Wright but beating him only once to go ahead 3-0. Then the change in action came. At a time when exhaustion should have set in, Bowmanville suddenly came alive and successfully shut down the Ajax attack. At 2:58 John Duczmalewski captured the puck behind the Ajax net, moved out to the side and directed a pass onto Greg Portelance's waiting stick to lessen the gap. Toros dominated the third letting the guard down only once to allow Ajax to capitalize. The last three minutes belonged to Bowmanville. At 1:06 Tim Powers. brought the puck across the blue line, hit Greg Portelance who redirected with split-second timing to John Duczmalewski's sure hands quickly driving it home. Although Toros lost this one 4-2, the message was clear. Toro 2's are back on track. Night Hawks November 12,1986 High Single D.Trewin235 High Triple K. Oyenden614 . Team Standings K. Ovenden - 27935 pins, 29 points; D. Barrett - 27704, 28; G. Foskett - 26593, 22; S. Yarrow - 27992,21; A. Burgess - 26371, 18; T. Wright - 26014, 15. Games Over 200 E. Henderson 209, M. Cross 223, K. Ovenden 214, 201, S) Barrett 207, A. Burgess 220, A. Rowan 235, G,. Foskett,200, B, King ° n ^ n . IVouMn" OOK 200,. D., re win 235,' , November 19,1986 ... High Single Deanna Barrett 259 High Triple P. Krummanacher 655 1 Team Standings D. Barrett - 30397 pins, 32 points; K. Ovenden - 30152,29; G. Foskett - 29029, 26; S. Yarrow Yarrow - 30778, 24; A. Burgess - 28817,19: T. Wrieht -28386.15. Games Over 200 K. Ovenden 201, B. King 206, 211, A. Burgess 232, S. Brown 206, S. Yarrow 221, 230, M. Cross 214,' 237, N. Christie 220, 229, P. Krummanacher 238, 251, M. Goal 218, D. - Barrett 259,215, A. Coutts 211. Dutchman Midgets Top Oshawa Squad Dave Wright and Kevin Noble, two Bowmanville graduates who are now affiliated with Oshawa's Minor Hockey, brought their AA team to town last Saturday night. It was probably the best challenge the Flying Dutchman Midgets have had yet and they rose to the occasion and played one of their steadiest games of the year. The first half was a close checking affair with each team only taking good percentage shots. John Romano pul the Toros on the board from Campbell and Stainton, but Oshawa tied it up and went ahead by one. Mike Gallant from Real and Romano knotted it again. Troy Harness started the third off with the winner from Stainton and Tripp and Scott Page and Gareth Stone added the insurance markers. Rob Heal, Shawn Rokkor and Troy Harness made the assists. Sunday night was a shooting practice in Lindsay with the Molellers coming with a 9-2 win. David Fairey had a 5 point night with 3 goals and two assists, while Mark Tripp had four goals and one assist. Other goals went to Glen Campbell and Rob Real. With the team short defenceman Rob played a steady game in that position. Burke Lush and Scott Webster shared the goaltending duties. The next game is Sunday, Novembcr23 at Darlington 5:0 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. against Lindsay again. Canadian Tire Major Atoms Eliminated in Port Hope Major Atom Tournament The Bowmanville Major Atom Toros, sponsored by Canadian Tire, journeyed to Port Hope on Sat., Nov. 8th to take part in their Major Atom Tournament. Bowmanville's first game was at 8:00 a.m. against the host Port Hope club with the Toros winning to the tune of 7- 3. Toros' defenceman Jason Crosbie struck for the game's first goal, assisted by Steve Deblois and Collin Taggert. Port Hope scored the next two goals to end the period 2-1. The "Tiremen" scored twice in the middle period to take the lead. Ryan Robinson scored a natural hat-trick, picking up the next three markers. The first goal was assisted by Deblois and Crosbie; the second by Deblois and Richard Bateman and the third goal assisted by Deblois and Taggert. Gary Adams picked up the fifth Toro goal, assisted by Jeff Whyte and Doug Parkin. Parkin scored the next goal, assited by Adams and defenceman Mark Bradley. 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