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Shoppers Streak Comes to an End The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 7,1990 7 ' Shoppers Drug Mart 0! ,'Tykes' 3-game winning '! streak came to an end Sun- " . day at the hands of V.I.P. Hairstyling. Shoppers' streak began February 18th ■ 1 ' with a solid 3 to 1 win over '/ McGregor's I.D.A. Sean Pud- ■ lis, the team's leading scorer " this season, netted all 3 , goals and received some bril- liant backup from goaltend- " J er Robbie Ouimet who held I.D.A. at bay until the final 2 minutes. This, Shoppers "2 1 2nd win this season, was a 01 total team effort reflecting , the hard work and tremendous tremendous improvement the whole fiJ team has made. The following Saturday, T 1 Shoppers put on a clinic of _ how team play really pays , 19 off with an 8 to 1 victory over A&R Flooring. This îfj, time it was Chris Baton "'.'leading the way with 3 goals SJ and an assist, Jeff Hrdlicka o t potting 2 goals, with singles e(l ,going to Sean Pudlis, Bilal "°'Hussain and Brooke Pakos- . ta. Assists went to Clint .! Krummenacher, Nathan " n Stout, Sean Pudlis and ,fT ' Brooke Pakosta. A&R's rn shutout breaker was scored . by Tyler Cook and spoiled ■'yet another stunning perfor- h ' 'mance by Robbie Ouimet be- tween thè pipes. The streak continued the next day with a hard fought 4 to 3 win over Rotary who had come back from an early 3-0 deficit to tie the game, forcing a tie breaker late in the game. Nathan Stout was the big gunner this day with 2 goals, a goal and an assist by Sean Pudlis, and a single marker by James Wilton. Assists went to Jeff Hrdlicka, Ben McCaffery, Bilal Hussain and Ryan Roth. RotaiVs goals were scored by Jay Henderson, Andrew Smale and Michael Knox with assists going to Alex Taylor, Philip Hopkins, Andrew Warren, Jonathan Ross and 2 by Cathy Edwards. Edwards. , The wins ended March 4th at the hands of V.I.P. Hairstyling who came out of the starting gate like gang- busters and caught us flat footed. Only late 3rd period goals by Ryan Roth and Clint Krummenacher spoiled V.I.P.'s shutout bid. The final count being 7 to 2. For V.I.P. it rounded out a weekend that saw them come home from the Port Hope Tyke Tournament a "B" Division champions, winning 2 out of 3 games there. Congratulations V.I.P. Who Needs a Wood Splitter When You Can Do This! Skylight Donuts Keeps Winning the game, enabling Darren . Powell to record a shut-out. On March' 4th, an excit- . ing come from behind victory victory for Skylight over I.D.A. was recorded. This game proved to be one of the closest closest scoring games of the season season so far and the win could have gone either way. ■ Darryl Steele of the I.D.A. team scored the first goal of the game. Skylight not used to coming from behind, behind, seemed frustrated but Ian Gleeson, one of our top scorers, came through with a goal, assists going to David David Oke and Scott Maxwell. With end to end play, Ian scored again in the second period to put Skylight ahead 2-1. : v _ Both goaltenders, Ryan Ponto of I.D.A. and Darren Powell of Skylight, made numerous numerous . saves to keep the Every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6:30 to 8:00, members of the Bowmanville Wado-Kai Karate Club go through their warm up exercises and some of their one on one encounters at the Senior Public School gym. Expert instruction is given to the young participants in various stages of development and eve- Sensei Ken Lockhart 576-4864. Youth Bowling Results k ' Skylight Donuts extend- " ed their unbeaten streak to H 15 games in the Bowman- ville Tyke division with two more victories on February 25th and March 4th. - February 25th saw Sky- light defeat V.I.P. Hairsty- ' ling with a 5-0 score. Stephen Hoar led the £ Way with a 3-goal perfor- », mance with Ian Gleeson ! notching two goals. Assist- V ing ton Stephen's goal were I Cole Linfoot and Robert Mil- » ford in the first period. ! : , In the second period, Jeff ! Reynolds assisted on one of 1 Ian's goals. Kent Missions f and JJ. Worden both assist- [ ed on a goal from Stephen. C'* .In the third period, Ion J .scored with assists going to i Kent Missions ana lÿler . ' Kohn. Late in the period f -Stephen scored his third „ „ , ... . , , . . i goal with assists going to merous. saves to keep the ra. 38 pts, Hoya 35 pts, , 30 pts, MacArthur 26 pts, f Jeff Reynolds and JJ. Word- . score down. Litchi 32 pts, Humea, 31 pts, - Gusterson ,25 pts, Vickery r. en. ': <: ^ ' ïylv^ûV?"' 4 ; In' the third period Ian . Sollya ,30 pte,,Butia,26,.pts, r ;24 pts, Flintoff.20 pts,.Rod- n'?:-Our fine defensive combi- Gleeson scored with assists Musa 23 pts, Carex 20 pts, gers 17pts. ^,-„y - nations kept V.I.P. from going to Scott Maxwell and Rhoeo 18 pts, Ixia 2 pts. Bowler of the month for I having very many scoring David Oke. Congratulations Bowler of the month for February - Kerry Gifford • opportunities throughout Ian on another hat-trick. February - Terence Porter plus 7 P.O.A. Saturday, March 3,1990 Bantams High Single: James Welsh 174, Scott Williamson 218, Craig Schnerch 187, Brent Huggins 210, Robin Wyatt 160. High Triple: James Welsh 477, Scott Williamson 474, Craig Schnerch 459, Brent Huggins 458, Robin Wyatt 408, Adam Brown 408, Kathryn Tait 407, Alis- sa Burtch406., , V.,_. Team Standings: Fatsia 42 pts, Vanda 39 pts, Datu- plus 6 P.O.A. Juniors High Singles: Matthew Bothwell 307, Kelley Flintoff 244, 233, Kyle Dodds 209, Jason Vickery 253, Ryan Flint 241, Christa Big Canoe 203, Jeffery Pearson 213. High Triple: Matthew Bothwell 639, Kelley Flintoff 619, Kyle Dodds 594, Jason Vickery 569, Ryan Flint 525, Christa Big Canoe 510. Team Standings: Brooks , 48 pts, Routh 34 pts, Flint i/1 Entering its 30th year of , motorsport racing, Mosport . Park has undertaken a $250,000 project to help improve improve the safety element of the sport. Several different areas of the 2.459 mile circuit have been given a face-lift. ! . In a press release issued • last week, the president of Mosport, Harvey Hudes, made the following comments comments on the changes made ! to the track: ; "The changes that we're making are in response to what really amounts to a philosophical change in the thinking related to motor- sport safety," he explains. "Back in the late 1960's and into early 70's, when we were running Formula One cars, Indy cars and Cnn-Am cars on this track the emphasis emphasis was totally on guardrails. guardrails. Mosport, like all the . major racing facilities of that ern, installed miles and miles of guardrail." ort Track safety has become one of the major concerns for officials involved in the sport. Mr. Hudes added that tire walls, runoff areas and gravel beds are being added so that cars will slow down very quickly. Mosport has complied with tne current trend towards towards safety. "We've been able to make these changes without having having to modify the configuration configuration of the track," he said. "Our objectives were to remain remain current with the ever- evolving thinking in race track safety, while at the same time ensure that we would continue to be in the best possible position to attract attract the major motorsport events in the future." Several different areas of the Mosport track will be involved: involved: Corner #1- The hillside on the outside of the track, on the drivers' left, is being peeled back 70 feet to create a runoff area that is approxi mately 500 feet in length. A large gravel bed will also be installed in this newly- created runoff area. Corner #2- The existing concrete wall on the inside of the track, on the drivers right, will be moved from its present location-about 30 feet off the track-to a new location that is some 70 feet off the asphalt surface. Corner #3- On the outside outside of the track, on the drivers' drivers' left, part of a large hillside hillside is being removed to create a runoff area nearly 400 feet in length. Corner #8- A gravel bed will be added to the existing runoff area, on the drivers' left. Corner #9- The guardrail guardrail on the inside of the track, on the drivers' right, will bo moved from its current current location, 10 feet off the track. A large gravel bed will also be added. Corner #10- The hillside on the outside of the circuit, 1990/91 PROJECT GM MOTOnSPORT GATE to the drivers' left, will be pushed back about 27 feet. This project will create a new runoff area that is about 30 feet wide by 600 feet in length. Other renovations will include include the removal of trees to improve the viewing at corner corner five, and re-paving of several areas of the track. "The safety changes will enable us to homologate the track for the World Motorcycle Motorcycle Championship in the 500cc class, and also for up- S aded car races," Mr. udes said. "We are confident that these many changes will make the track much safer and perhaps even a bit faster. faster. With all these new runoff areas, the drivers will be inclined inclined to start their braking a little later." The work will be completed completed before the first major race event of the year, the Victoria Day Sprints, on the May 19-21 weekend. SOUTH EAST GATH MAHIOANOUtniSThAlQHTAWAY MOSPORT PARK Ontario • canada Mosport Park is undor-goinp a $250,000 fnco-lifl for ho tho Victoria Day Sprints, on the May 19*21 week- llio upcoming season. Tho first race of tho season will ond. Seniors High Single: Tracy Bums 263, Kristen Killens 234, Dani Big Canoe 226, Lee Hyland 216, Deanna Wright 238. High Triple: Tracy Bums 610, Kristen Killens 600, Dani Big Canoe 579, Lee Hyland 548, Deanna Wright 526. Bowler of the month for February - Leigh MacArthur plus 14 P.O.A. Team Standings: Hanc 37 pts, Big Canoe 28 pts, Evans 25 pts, Brown 22 pts. TyJcGS High Double: Brian Dy- marski 268, Ryan Seath 254, Melissa Lucas 232, Tim Welsh 230, Andrew Merrin 229, Colin Brown 226, Nicole Nicole Braybrook 216. High Single: Brian D.y- V&G Nationals In Newcastle On Monday February 19th the Nationals faced off against Adam & Eve at the Newcastle Arena. The Victoria Victoria & Grey defence played an excellent game keeping. Adam & Eve to only one goal right up until the final minute and a half of the game when Danny MacDonald MacDonald scored twice for Adam & Eve to tie the game at three all. Scoring for the V&G Nationals Nationals were Mark Hodgins, Andy Griffin and Joel Osborne. Osborne. V&G played host to Bonded Paving at the Bowman Bowman ville Arena on Saturday Fobrumy 24th. Jamie Wool- ner played a strong game in not earning a shut-out. the Nationals won this game 7- 0. Scoring a hat-trick was Jamie Potter with Andy Griffin, Clayton Kohn, Mark Hodgins and Joel Osborne with one goal each. Back in Bowmanville again tho Nationals hosted Liberty Mutual on Thursday March 1st. Both Mark Hodgins Hodgins and Chris Peldink put lint-tricks under their belts for the Nationals during this game. Other goals were scored by Jamie Potter with two goals and three assists. Joel Osborne with 1 goal and three assists. This completed completed tho scoring for the V&G Nationals giving them a 9-1 win. Tho Nationals had a weekend off but got right back into tho winning groove ns they visited tho All Canadians on March 5th at tho Newcastle Arena. Tho teams played on par up until until tho three minute point of tho first period when tho Nationals got three quick goals to got a convincing load to start tho second period. period. During tho second period tho Nationals got a special goal scored by Bon Plow- right who 1ms kept digging and trying to score until it paid oil'. Great goal Bon. During tho third period the Nationals scored twico more. Not only did they win but Jamie Woolnor got another another flhut-out. Tho final score V&G Nationals eight the All Canadians zero. Scoring for tho Nationals were Andy Griffin with two goals, Joel Osborne, Mark Hodgins, Ben Plowright, Ted Eouwoi, Jnmlo Potter and Chris Peldlak each witli one goal. Checker's Variety Plays In Grafton Tournament On Saturday morning March 3, Checkers' Variety PeeWees travelled to Grafton Grafton to participate in a tournament. tournament. In our first game we played a team from Co- bourg and came out on the short-end of a 2-0 score. We couldn't manage any good quality shots at their goal- tender to make him work. Even though we outshot and outplayed them that didn't matter in the final outcome. Our team never gave up and worked hard .the whole game. Our second game on Sunday Sunday morning was against a team from Brighton and we came away with a 4-0 win. One of Checkers ever improving improving players Peter Carmichael Carmichael got a breakaway and scored the first goal on a fine shot between the goalie's goalie's legs. This goal also proved to be the winner. 'There were some good checks handed out by Derek Unsworth arid Robert Hampsey who didn't back off from anybody. Other Checker's Checker's goals were scored by Jeff Johnson, Ryan Leppert and Derek Unsworth. A good effort effort was put forth by all Checkers players. Our third game and I am sorry to say our last game, was against the host team of Grafton which we lost by a score of 3 to 1. We got off to a bad start with 2 goals scored against us in the first two minutes of the game. Our boys fought back hard throughout the whole game. Grafton got their third goal of the game on a nice two way passing effort. Checkers finally got on the board in the third period on a goal by Jeff Johnson set-up by Rob Hampsey and Ryan Leppert. Once again Rob Hampsey showed he can sure hand out some good stiff checks as a few of the Grafton boys found out. As a result of this joss, Checkers came home and Grafton went on to the "B" final against Trenton. Checkers' next tournament tournament is in Oshawa over the March Break week. This is the Times Tournament in which 32 teams participate all week long with the finals on Saturday, March 17. Good luck Checkers, we know you can do it. Rotary Tykes l ie A&R In Hard Hought Contest ry now and then demonstrations are held to show what can be done by advance training. Visitors are invited invited to these sessions. Here, an instructor gives a demonstration on how to shatter several boards without without injuring his foot. Anyone interested should contact In a wide open game on Saturday, March 4, the Rotary Rotary hockey team played a f oal for goal game with A&R looting. It was anybody's game right down to the final buzzer. Rotary's first line did all the team's scoring. The goals were going in quite rapidly with Andrew Smale for Rotary and Johnathan Hostick for A&R trading goals. Andrew had his most productive game of the season, season, scoring six times with some accurate shooting. Tyler Tyler Cook also had a big game for his team, scoring four goals. Picking up assists on three of Andrew's goals were Cathy Edwards and Alex Taylor. The second line of Andrew Warren, Tyson Crocker and Justin Osborne was our checking line, get ting in the way of the A&K players on potential scoring chances. Philip Hopkins, playing his first game in goal, made some big stops, and very wisely smothered the puck to take away rebound chances. chances. The defence pairing of Jonathan Ross, who was playing his first game in that position along with Erik Smale's first game out of goal, cleared the puck up to the forwards ana out of our zone. With Jay Henderson playing his best physical S ame, and Tyler Lucas and •rew Passant playing a heads-up game, it showed that everyone played their part well in playing as a team. Very good effort, Rotaiy. marski 140, Ryan Seath 127, Melissa Lucas 132, Tim Welsh 144, Andrew Merrin 116, Colin Brown 117, Nicole Nicole Braybrook, 111. Team Standings: Broncos 30 pts, Bengals 25 pts, Falcons Falcons 25 pts, Bears 24 pts, Eagles 21 pts, Colts 21 pts, Sea Hawks 19 pts, Rams 18 pts, Lions 17 pts, Panthers 12 pts, Cougars 9 pts. Bowler of the month for Februaiv - Brian Dymarski NOTES TO REMEMBER - Big Brothers Bowl for Millions Millions pledges to be collected and handed in no later than - Saturday, March 10, 1990, so that you can qualify for the Youth Bowlers draw held by the Big Brothers of Newcastle. Thank you. COMING EVENTS - Saturday, Saturday, March 10, 1990 is "I BEAT MY AVERAGE" day for all divisions. Your first game bowled is the game that you must beat your average. average. Everyone present this Saturday, will be entered in the tournament, no bowl-offs will count. Saturday, March 17, 1990 is COMBO LEAGUE QUALIFYING round for Bantams, Juniors and Seniors Seniors and everyone who wants to take part in this tournament must pay an extra extra $1.00 on March 10th or the 17th to qualify. Sunday, April 1, 1990 will be the FAMILY TWOSOME TWOSOME at Liberty Bowl and the entry forms will be handed out the week of March 24, 1990 for you to take home for Mom or Dad to come bowling with you. Yours in bowling, Joan Murphy, Program Director at Liberty Bowl. Rut US to the test Aerobics* Weight Training Supervised Diet Centre Our brand new facility is now open tor tne men and women of Bowmanville and area Attention former members of fitness Warehouse... 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