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i Tin* Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. February 3, 1988 [ sport- talk iti-iJOi FLASHBACK --25 YEARS AGO --Members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Figure Skating Club who successfully passed tests for the Oshawa Skating Club skaters held recently in Oshawa include: Sandra McGregor, Shawn Leddy, and Yvonne Anonichuk. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO--The 1978executive of the Bowmanville Merchants Baseball Club are: Treasurer Treasurer Pat Forsey; President Doug Smart; Secretary Bonnie Smart; Player Personnel Director Larry Forsey Forsey and Vice President Larry Bate. STILL COLLECTING --The Orono Figure Skating Club is asking members of the community to save labels (UPC symbols) from Campbells soups, Allen, Mitchells, Gat- tuso, Prego, Swanson, Franco American, and Pep- peridge Farms Products. Please bring these to the Orono Arena or mail to Box 192 Orono before April 1 of this year. This is part of the Club's fund-raising effort for 1988. INDOOR SOCCER IN OSHAWA -- The Oshawa Turul Youth Soccer Club is gearing up for the 1988 season with indoor training sessions beginning in early February February for most age groups. Please contact the coach in your age group for time, date and place. U9 - E. Lindell 683-7696. U 10 L. McNair 728-9668. U 11 T. Vickers 668-6203. U 13 C. Cupelli 434-6819. U 15 G. Provenzano 728-2570 and U 16 N. Springer 579-1243. SKI RACING -- Recent results of the Oshawa Ski Racing Racing Club are as follows: On Sunday, January 31st, the Oshawa Kamikazees defeated Skyloft 118 to 78 at Dag- mar Ski Club. Vickie Vaillancourt had the fastest time of the girls for all four clubs racing in the league on Sunday. She turned in a time of 41.68. NOVICE TOURNEY RESULTS -- The Victoria and Grey novices defeated Jimmy's Flame Broil by a 5-3 decision on Saturday during the annual Bowmanville Recreational Hockey League Novice Tournament held at the Darlington Arena. Their performance gave them the B Championship at the January 30 tourney. The winner of the A Championship was the Newcastle Dental Clinic Novices. Carter's Bakery were the runners-up. runners-up. AQUATIC CLUB NEWS -- On Saturday and Sunday, the Newcastle Aquatic Club was one of 16 swim clubs attending the Regional "B" Championships at the Etobicoke Olympium. Congratulations to Stacey Rout, Tracy Arnott, Greg Wells, Luke Sagur, Kim Cox, Stephanie Maxwell, Shannon Mack and Yolanda Jones, who all did well at the tournament. Newcastle's swimmers swam 44 times and produced 35 personal bests. Their next meet will be Sunday, February 14, in Port Hope. MAKING THE GRADE -- The Newtonville Karate " Club held its first grading on January 25th. Advancing to the 8th Kyu (step) was Aaron Burns. Achieving 9th Kyu were: Cory Cleveland, Randy Cleveland, Steven Green, Kit McArthur, Rod McArthur, Matt Mitchell, Brenda Pearson, Lor.i Pitt, Paul Pitt, and Matt Strutt. Karate classes are held Monday and Thursday evenings evenings from seven p.m. to eight p.m. at the Newtonville Town Hall. For more information, call 786-2139. MOSPORT SCHEDULE -- Believe it or not, we're less than four months away from the first event at Mosport Park. The tentative schedule for Mosport indicates that the Victoria Day Sprints will take place May 21, 22, and 23. Other events of 1988 include the Formula Atlantic Weekend, the Becker's Canada Dry President's President's Trophy Races; the Mosport 24 Hours; The SCCA Labour Day Nationals; the Trans Am Weekend and the Great American Truck Race and Show Weekend. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A-complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood and softwood plywood. Specialty Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Ritson Rd. 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PINE RIDGE TOURNAMENT -- Orono will play host to the Pine Ridge Inter Club Competition taking place February February 13 and 14. This figure skating tournament will include 10 area clubs. 8» v • e M ■ ■ SilSîi • Three members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club received their first degree black belt January 24. The provincial exam was held at the Maple Leaf Judo Club in Courtice, with 19 participants from around the province. In order to receive the belt, each individual passed a written and physical exam. Pictured above (left to right) are the three recipients: Neil Browne, Pamela Besse and Jeff Delman. Eagles Beat Lindsay 10-2 FIRST PLACE IN CURLING -- Bowmanville curlers Mike and Ted Trudeau were on the rink which placed first in Lindsay on January 23. They were competing in the Victoria and Grey 61st annual Bonspiel. JR. C. ROUND ROBIN -- On Sunday, February 7, the Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will play Ajax in the round-robin series which will help decide the Junior C league championship. The Eagles face off against Ajax at 7:30 p.m. By Kevin Anyan It started at 5:00 p.m. Sunday Sunday with a player team met- ting and it ended with Bowmanville Bowmanville dominating the Lindsay Trent Muskies to the tune of 10-2. Under the scoring leadership of Brian Heard's hat-trick, Bowmanville Bowmanville played the type of hockey hockey that is going to take the Eagles far into the play-offs., Play-off style performances came from Shawn Rekker and Pierre St. Amand with 3 assists each and Murray Henderson with 2 goals. David Smith started in net, but after doing the splits in the first minute of play, he f lulled a muscle and had to eave the game. Webster came on to play well and ' rode a shutout well into the third period. Bowmanville , gave the puck up 21 times in the first period and ended the period 2-0 with goals from Henderson and Steve Terry. Play in the second period cut the give-aways in naif and netted 4 goals to end the period 6-0. After Bowmanville took the lead 8- 0 referee Frank Robinson called an unfair roughing call on Shawn Rekker that allowed Lindsay.to break Webster's shutout. The final score of the game 10 ?. Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Bowmanville starts the first game of the play-off next Sunday against Ajax. Unfortunately, the round- robin eliminates any advantage advantage the Eagles gained during during the regular season. It also accents the need for a new regular and post season schedule. The OHA should adopt a 34 game season. This season would see the top 5 teams from the north and south division playing 3 home and home series. The remaining 10 games of the regular season would be played against the remaining remaining 5 teams. Upon the completion completion of thq season and the elimination of the bottom 2 teams, the top team would play their choice of the remaining remaining 8 teams and so on. This system would create more competitive games and league. A more competitive league would draw more . fans and create more gate receipts, far outweighing any extra costs. The greatest result would be better hockey hockey and more entertainment. But until the OHA makes changes, the entertainment "starts with Ajax playing in Bowmanville Sunday at 7:30. Pee Wee Selects Are A Finalists On the weekend of January January 23 and 24 the I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects travelled to Brantford to compete in the Annual Tournament of Friends. The team faced off against their first opponents the Hamilton Bengals at 10 a.m. at the Civic Centre. The I.O.O.F. Peewees came out flying and downed their opponents opponents 6-2 in a fast well played game. This win put Bowmanville in the A- Division and left them with a long wait until eight that .night to play their second game. This was to be played at the Lions Centre against the Pàrkdale Huskies. The I.O.O.F. Selects started off slowly and fell behind in the first period. But in the seond 'they started to pick up the pace and by the third period they started to fly and left Parkdale wondering what had happened, with Bowmanville Bowmanville skating away, with a 6 to 1 win. This set the stage for the Tournament Championship to be played on Sunday at the Civic Centre against Hamilton Hamilton Dofasco Selects. The I.O.O.F. Peewees started off very slowly and fell behind 2 to 0 by the end of the second period and it looked like Bowmanville was finished but the team rallied in the third period and scored two goals with the tying goal coming at the 17 seond mark. This set the stage for overtime and in an exciting overtime period nobody scored so Dofasco was awarded the Championship because they had the first shot on net in the overtime period. It was a hard way to lose a tournament but on the positive side the players and their families had a very enjoyable enjoyable weekend. Scoring for the weekend was done by Marty Burgess 7 goals, 1 assist, Ryan Becker 3 goals, 2 assists, Marc Person Person 1 goal, 2 assists, Jason ickman 1 goal, 1 assist; Greg Cook 1 goal, 1 assist, Jeff Johnston 1 goal with assists assists going to Jeremy Tymo- shik (2), Bruce Bumstead (2), Jeff Beckett, Dan Kooy, Wa^de Putnam, Mike Suets, Penalty Free Hockey is a Must For Bun King Major Pee Wees The Bun King Major Pee Wees have begun their march to the zone championships championships with an impressive impressive 4-3 win over Peterborough. Peterborough. This game was dominated by the "New Look" Toros who had a slight let down in the final period to make this game closer than it actually was. The Toros will have to play penalty free hockey if they expect to get by this club and the Oshawa Red Wings who are a dominant club in their L.N.H.L. In the past six games the Bun King Toros have only lost once, to a strong Napanee club and were "A" finalists at that tournament. If Bowmanville Bowmanville intends to advance, advance, it will take strong character by all the players to maintain discipline to achieve this goal. Being Heritage Pee Wees Having Tough Time The Heritage House Restaurant Restaurant Peewee B team haven't haven't had much luck in January. January. In exhibition games they were defeated by Orono 8-3. Goals were scored by Matt Dykstra, Steve DeBlois and Carlo Warr. Assists were from Matt Aitken and Steve DeBlois. The Whitby minors outskated and outhustled us to win 8-1. Our goal was scored by Terry VanLonden assisted by Mark Bradley and Dan Couillard. In the Shomberg tournament tournament two weeks ago, we met up once again with Oak Ridges and were defeated 9- 1. Steve DeBlois got our only goal assisted by Tyson Pear- coy. In our second game, No- blcton defeated us 6-2. Goal scoreres wore Collin Taggart and Steve DeBlois. Assist getters were Matt Aitken and Steve DeBlois. The playoffs were not what we had expected. Port Hope was brought down from the 'A' division to play in the 'B' division for the playoffs. In the two games against us we were defeated 11-0 and 5-0. In our first playoff game against Co- Dourg wo tied the game 1-1. Stove DeBlois scored for us, assisted by CollinTaggnrt and Jason Moore. In the sec ond game against Cobourg we won 4-1. Mark Bradley scored twice with Collin Taggart and Kevin Ferguson Ferguson each getting one goal. Assists were given to Jason Moore, Mark Bradley, Matt Dykstra, Dan Couillard and Ryan Ferguson. On January 28 the B team played in the Port Perry Perry tournament. Bowmanville Bowmanville was defeated 4-2 by Kitchener in the first game and shutout by Port Perry 6- 0 in the second game. Terry VanLonden scored both of our goals in the first game with assists going to Matt Aitken and Jason Moore. 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The scoring summary reads as follows for the Toros: 1st Steven Desmedt from" Chad Armstrong. 2nd Joel Crombie from Tyler Stokes and Chad Armstrong. 3rd Jason Crosbie from David Szabo and David Real. 4th Steven Desmedt unassisted. unassisted. 5th Jeremy Woodcock from David Szabo. and J.P. Tousignant. Also playing solid defense were Brad Hargest and Robert McLellan and goaltender Sarah Sarah Couch allowed only five goals in three games and we would like to thank Kevin Colbourne for backing up Sarah in net if the need had come up and would like to congratulate Marty on his M.V.P. awards. Prior to the tournament the I.O.O.F. Selects had three exhibition games downing Baltimore 5 to 2, O.C.H.L. 4 to 2 and a Major Peewee All- star team 3 to 2. To date the Peewee Selects have played 25 games and have a record of 21 wins, 2 loses and 2 ties. Legion Ladies January 7,1988 1. Onie Etcher 4 points, 2. Sheila Roberts 3 points, 3. Nancy Evans 3 points, 4. Muriel Tennant 1 point, 5. Penny Connaghan 1 point, 6. Barb Hanc 0 points. High Single - Sandra So- bil 268, High Triple - Sheila Roberts 667, High Average - Sheila Roberts 222. January 14, 1988. 1. Onie Etcher - 8 points, 2. Sheila Roberts - 7 points, 3. Barb Hanc - 4 points, 4. Nancy Nancy Evans -3 points, 5. Penny Connaghan -1 point, 6. Muriel Muriel Tennant -1 point. High Single - Onie Etcher - 276, High Triple- Tammy Hawrychuk - 715, High Average Average - Marion Brooks - 218. January 21, 1988 1. Sheila Roberts - 11 points, 2. Onie Etcher - 9 points, 3. Barb Hanc - 5 points, 4. Penpy Connaghan - 4 points, 5. Muriel Tennant - 4 points, 6. Nancy Evans - 3 points. High Single - Sandra So- bil - 273, High Triple - Sandra Sandra Sobil - 704, High Average Average - Sandra Sobil - 216. Game Night Game Game Time Bus Leaves Sunday, Feb. 7 Ajax at Bowmanville 7:30 Tuesday, Feb. 9 Bowmanville at Ajax 8:00 6:30 Sunday, Feb. 14 Cobourg at Bowmanville 7:30 Friday, Feb. 19 Bowmanville atTrenton 8:30 6:00 Sunday, Feb. 21 Wellington atBowmanville 7:30 Tuesday, Feb. 23 Trenton at Bowmanville 8:00 Thursday, Feb. 25 Bowmanville at Cobourg 8:00 6:30 Friday, Feb. 26 Bowmanville at Wellington 8:00 5:30 But this is just the start. If Bowmanville goes all the way to the All-Ontario Finals, there could be more than 40 post season games. So if you're ringing a bell, do it softly, there might be a lot of clanging to be done. Unfortunately, the round-robin eliminates any advantage the Eagles gained during the regular season. It also accents the need for a new regular and post season schedule. The OHA should adopt a 34 game season. This season would see the top five teams from the North and South division playing three, home and home series. The remaining 10 games of the regular season would be played against the remaining five teams. Upon the completion of the season and the elimination of the bottom two teams, the top team would play their choice of the remaining eight teams and so on. This system would create more competitive games and league. A more competitive league would draw more fans and create more gate receipts, far out-weighing any extra costs. With all this aside, a hockey fan will enjoy the excitement of the Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles when play-off time comes. Recreation Hockey Scores Victoria and Grey Trust downed Jimmy's 4-0 on January January 31. V and G played a good positional ana passing game, and the defense were very sharp, enabling Mark Murphy to record the shutout. shutout. Chris Pot got the first goal assisted by Chris Paquette. Niki Defreitas made it 2-0 unassisted. Derek Hall got the only goal of the second period unassisted and Chad tins worth rounded out the scoring assisted by Chris Pot. Ryan Branhigan, Chris Paquette Paquette and David Moriarity played a good game along with the goal scorers. Way to go V and G. V and G Novice Win B Championship By Andy Tarcotte On Saturday January 30, the V and G Novices won the B division championship in the Bowmanville tournament tournament which was held at the Darlington arena. The first game saw V and G against Adam and Eve. The boys played a hard fought game, but went down losing 6-4 to Adam and Eve. Scoring for V and G are Niki Defrietas with a pair of goals and singles going to Ryan Brannigan and Derek Hall. Scoring for Adam and Eve was Scott Mackey with a hat trick, Brent Stockman with a pair and Guy,:Tousignant with a single. , The loss put V and G into the B division with them playing St. Marys Blue in the second game. V and G defeated defeated St. Marys 9-1 which put them into the finals. Scoring for V and G were Niki Defrietas, Chad Un- sworth, Chris Pot each with a pair. Scoring their first goal of the year were Paul Hollingsworth and Jacob Andrews. The final game saw V and G playing Jimmy's who dominated the play in the first period. But- V and G came back to win the B finals, finals, defeating them5-2. Scoring for V and G were ■Niki Defrietas with a hat- trick and Chris Pot, Chad Unsworth each with singles. Mark Murphy (Vand G) and John Marco (Jimmys) both played a solid game in the nets. Scoring for Jimmyk's were Greg Masterson and Jamie Jay each with a single. single. The boys on each team received received medallions for their hard work. The rest of the V and G squad are Ryan Turcotte, Turcotte, Chris Baumhauer, Brad St. John, Dave Moriarity, Moriarity, Brandon Renton, Ryan Bn " - -- - - Hall, ~ ,qu Dave and Paul Holli worth, Chris Polley, Mark Murphy, Jacob 'Andrews and Mike Defrietas. Assistant Assistant Coach, Neil Pot Manager. Manager. Congratulations. Also special thanks to Ron Celyk, A1 Johnston and Joe Ken- nant and everyone else involved involved to make it a fun filled day for all of the boys. Written by Andy Turcotte Coach V ana G. Hutton Transport On-January 30, Hutton Transport met J and J Sharpening Sharpening in a league game and came away witha 4-3 victory. victory. This could have been called the Chad Veinot day Providing Quality Esso Petroleum Products in the Bowmanville and surrounding area for almost 50 gears. 24-HOUR SERVICE AUTOMATIC DELIVERY jtarrison Fuels 12 Slurrovk Rood Bowiniinvillc Telephone 623-551 (j .Esso as he connected for all four goals for the truckers. Picking Picking up assists for the truckers truckers in this game were Brad Read, David Drummond, Shawn Wolfe, Darren Allin, Mark Read, Curtis Courney- ea and Kevin Stirk. This game was not decided decided until the 1.4 minute mark of the 3rd period. The parents parents and coaches of both teams could not ask for a closer game with more excitement. excitement. The truckers play the next game against Harmony Church of Oshawa this Friday Friday at the Bowmanville Arena. Arena. Bay Sports Selects Tie On January 30 the Atom Bay Sports team played the Port Perry Lions to a 1 to 1 ; tie. Les McCrory scored the goal for the Bay Boys. Both goals were scored in the first period. Brad Delorme played great in goal for the Bay boys not allowing a goal. Steve Sargent, the other goalie for Bay Sports, was forced to go in net for Port Perry when their goalie came up sick and he aid an ; excellent job in shutting down his own team. This was a very entertain- 1 ing game. The Bay Boys play their next game Saturday Saturday February 6 at 7 p.m. in the Bowmanville Arena. Pizza Perfect Record On Tuesday January 26th the Dennis Pizza Novice Novice Toros defeated Ajax AA 6-2. Paul Lavallee 2 goals, 2 assists, Greg McMurter 2 goals. Derek Lange and Steven Steven Brinkman with singles. Chris Steele 3 assists, Mark McCarthy and Travis Laughlin 2 assists, Robbie Jeffers, Brent Strand and Kevin Pickell each had an assist. Saturday, January 30th last league game against Lindsay was won 10-1, giving giving Toros a perfect league record 16-0-0: Paul Làvalleè 4 goals and 1 assist, Steven Brinkman 4 goals and 1 as : sist, Greg McMurter 2 goals, and 1 assist. His 2nd goat was 100th of the season. Robbie Jeffers 3 assists, Mark McCarthy and Matt Brake each had an assist. Toros now go into a round robin against Lindsay, Cobourg and Port Hope. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, All SEASON 290 Dean Ave~ ACT TODAY! Install a Deadlock- $59.95 each Free Rekeying of existing locks. LOCKSMITH 623-1021 I 48 King St. E., Bowmanville HAVE YOUR LOCKS INSTALLED BY PROFESSIONALS iKeVin lAngan "Drop by and see me today!" 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