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l The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 7,1990 9 •^..Bowmanville's David Watt (#6) tries to check this Uxbridge forward during a peewee game at the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday afternoon. The Toros took an early lead and coasted to an easy 6-2 win. Toros Skate to 6-2 Win Against Uxbridge Hockin Oldtimers Face Black Rubber Barrage s, , by Bob Sheridan s-V Art Hester and George /Kemp stopped 30 shots each ':on Friday night but neither "goaltender was able to block the barrage completely. It was. snipers' night in the Bowmanville shooting gallery., gallery., . . y 1 David. Greenland Steve 'West led thé attack With'five goals each for their respective respective teams, displaying quick 'release and accurate shooting. shooting. In addition, Steve displayed displayed that legerdemain we ','HaVe become all too familiar |with', 1 as he set up his line- amantes Doug Crough for 'four goals and Gary Arm- , strong,for a single. Wayne ,.Barry put on a brilliant display _ of stickhandling stickhandling as he "outpianeu- yered three opponents'for, a clear shot on goal and then cleverly passed to Nick Van Seggelen who tapped it into ,. the open net. Nick scored 6 two on the night. Marius Bâti Bâti sic and Garry Eames com- I pleted the Orono scoring, i Rick Rademacher opened the scoring for our side. Bob Hellam walked in from the blue line and scored with a bullet drive. Dean Avery engineered engineered a beautiful goal by drawing two defenders and feeding Ron Clemens in the crease for a tap in. Siegi Rohr took a rink wide pass from Ed Schryer and using Ed as a decoy, picked the near comer with a beautiful shot. Both defence corps put forth the best effort they could in the face of the high powered offence: Warren Townsley, Joe Balson, Dean Avery and Bob Hellam for us, Kelly Lane and Gord Lowery for Orono. Murray O'Brien was especially tenacious, tenacious, catching David Green from behind on one occasion. This is no mere feat. Good Weekend for Cutting Post The Cutting Post had a very productive weekend. In Orono on Friday, November November 2, the Cutting Post played North Minister in an exhibition game. North Minister Minister scored the first goal. After a slow start, the Cutting Post tied it up with Darren Allin scoring and Emile Salomon picking up the . assists. • Later in the game, Darren Allin came up big again with the winning goal. Final score 2-1. On November 3, Cutting Post ployed Checker's Variety Variety in a very exciting gome, -winning 3-1. Cameron Miller, Miller, Cutting Post's goalie, played an excellent game. Goals were scored by Emile Solomon (2), and Ryan Fin- f le. Assists went to Darryl, 'elstead, Darren Allin, Emile Salomon. On November 3, in the evening, Cutting Post played an exhibition game against McRobbie. The score was 6-1 for McRobbie. This late game proved to be too much for the Cutting Post os McRobbie nearly blew the boys off the ice. Cutting Post's only goal was scored by Ryan Pingle with assists going to Danny Rowe and Darryl Felstead. OSHAWA | 140 Slmeoe St. S, I (Just south ol John) 579-1655 AJAX 37 Hirwood Avi. S. Between Hwy. 2 and 401 686 0719 SCARBOROUGH : 793 Markham Rd. In Iho Pointed Pod Ptora 431-4458 j OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! Vinnie's Pizza Toros I Hope for Injured Athletes Defeat Lindsay, 7-4 by Ken Nesbitt The Toros started the weekend off with a rematch f ame against a team from 'eterborough. This game proved to have great anticipation anticipation for both clubs throughout three periods of hockey. Peterborough lit the scoreboard up first but Bowmanville Bowmanville followed shortly when Jeff Darrach scored on passes from Doug Parkins, and Bruce Hamilton. Bowmanville Bowmanville went ahead 2-1 as Bruce Hamilton found a spot in Peterborough's goal on the passes of Craig Lockhart Lockhart and Derrick Honey- man. Peterborough didn't lie down, making it 2-2 at the end of the first. The second period saw Bowmanville go ahead 3-2. Scoring for the Toros were Craig Lockhart from Derrick McMillan and Rick Swale. Peterborough would come out on top at the end of the second, 4-3. With tension in the air and the whistle blown to start the third, the Toros were still alive and skating. Jeff Darrach would get his second of the game from Derrick McMillan and Chris Heffernan. The game was all tied up..Then Doug Parkins Parkins found the winning goal from Mike Nesbitt and Craig Lockhart. Toros held on to that winning score/of 5-4 with great goaltending from Adam Adams. j[ The Toros' second game of the weekend found them travelling to Lindsay fdr the first time this season. The Toros took an amazing amazing 7-0 lead until the 11:50 mark of the second period when Lindsay lit up the scoreboard, shutting down Steve Oke for a possible shut-out. Lindsay came out in the third period with some kind of boost, getting three quick goals. But with a strong effort effort from our Toros, the final score would show 7-4 for Bowmanville. Goals and assists were scored by: Mike Nesbitt, three goals and three assists; assists; Doug Parkins, two goals and four assists, Bruce Hamilton two goals; Derrick Honeyman, fo.ur assists; Chris Heffernan, one assist; Rick Swale, one assist. Liberty Mutual Earns Tie Liberty Mutual novices remain undefeated after skating to a 3-3 tie with the All Canadian Awards on Saturday, November 3. All Canadian took the early lead when Andrew Warren put the puck in the net at 4:19 of the first period, assisted assisted by Jason Charbon- neau. Liberty Mutual skated hard and had their scoring chances, but were unable to put the puck behind the goalie Derek Lindsay. Liberty Mutual got on the scoreboard when defence- man Michael Harper broke out from his own end and scored, unassisted, at 7:07 of the second period. Action was end-to-end for the rest of the period and both teams Atom Selects had their chances to take the lead, but goalies Ben Plowright and Derek Lindsay Lindsay came up with some big saves, and the score remained remained tied at one. The excitement, continued in the third period, with both teams working hard and playing good positional hockey. Jennifer Cowan gave All Canadian the lead' at 12:36, assisted by John Black. Liberty Mutual's centre, centre, Tim Swan, answered with a goal at 6:28, assisted by Jonathan Worden and Matthew Devera. Luke Dennison Dennison scored, unassisted, at 3:50 to once again put All Canadian ahead by one. With time running out, Liberty Liberty Mutual didn't give up, and their hard work paid off when Jeff Ross broke through the defence with just over a minute remaining remaining in the game and put the puck in the net to tie the score at three. Both defensive defensive teams did their job in the final minute, and this exciting game ended in a 3-3 tie. Young Drivers Win Hockey Results Oct. 20 - C.Y.O. Holy Family 1, Darlington Auto Centre 11 Oct. 28 - Dykstra's 3, Darlington Auto Centre 6 Nov. 3 -- Checker's Variety Variety 2, Darlington Auto Centre 6 Nov. 4 -- Lindsay 1, Darlington Darlington Auto Centre 6 After the 'A' Toro and 'CC' Toro teams were selected, selected, you would almost think choosing the atom select team to represent the B.R.H.L. house league for 90-91 season would be a simple thing to do. ' We third v couldn't- have,' been: .more . 'Robert wrong. ; ; ■ A total of 37 boys came out for the team, all of whom showed outstanding skills. Selecting the final 17 players was the hardest thing we've ever done. We i had the talent for two strong/ teams, not just the one. I Paul and myself would like thank all the players who devoted their time and demonstrated to us and all who watched the tryouts On Saturday, October 27 Young Drivers defeated National National Trust with a score of 5-1. Then on November 3, against Very strong opposition, opposition, the Young Drivers novice novice team pulled off another win over Carter's with a score of 4-3. it was a tight contest right to the last minute. minute. Young Drivers' Ryan McKnignt scored an unassisted unassisted goal in the first period. period. Robert Graham scored in the second period with an assist by defenceman Colter Jones. Carters struck back with an unassisted goal by Matt McGlymn and tied the game early in the third period period with an unassisted goal by Adam Bnrabal. Young Drivers regrouped in the third with a pair of goals. ~ ' 1 Grahaity. scored his second of the game with assists assists by Tom Jennings and Ryan McKnight. Brandon Klawitter managed a forward forward pass to Allan Barnes, who broke away for his first goal of the season. Carter's still fought back, with Matt McGlymn scoring his second of the game with an assist by Adam Barabal. Young Drivers held on to win with strong goaltending by Chris Layton and good positional play by defence- men Philip Hopkins, Scott Westlake, Colter Jones and Brad Schultz. Young Drivers had good two-way skating by forwards forwards Robert Graham, Ryan McKnight, Tom Jennings, Brandon Klawitter, Neil Degree, Degree, Allan Barnes, Chad Jozkuski, Dustin Banner- man and Jonathan Hull. that the hockey programs pf- fered in the B.R.H.L. 4 re alive and well, also thanking the parents for their patience patience while Paul and I picked the team. I To the players and/ the parents, we wish you/well and have a great season of hockey. / Congratulations to the players chosen to represent the B.R.H.L. atom selects, members of the team are: Trevor Wright, Scott Saw- er, Brian .. Ball, Mike 'cCrory, Ryan .Winning, Robbie MacCheyne, Paul Drummond, Jeff . Carter, Scott MacKay, Brad Mac- Master, Scott MacDonald, Danny MacDonald, Matthew Matthew Akey, Joshua Bonnet- ta, Guy Tousignant, Jason Frayne, Chris Watson. Coaching staff: Dale Watson Watson and Paul Frayne, Trainer Trainer Bob Drummond. Also thanking our sponsor sponsor again this year (Frank Shane) Darlington Auto Centre. S Junior -- Moodies 38.5, Rockets 36, Nikey 30, Adidas Adidas 24.5, Bundys 21, Simpsons Simpsons 20, Snarks 20, Smasn- ers 18, Strikers 14, Pin Power 12, Koopas 11, Bullets Bullets 8. High Triples - Nickey Brown 609, Kelley Flintoff 593, Matthew Bothwell 588, Jeremy Forsey 555, Kyle Dodds 545, David Allin 539 High Singles -- Nickey Brown 245, Martin Routh 235, Kelley Flintoff 224, Jeremy Jeremy Forsey 217, Brent Huggins Huggins 214, David Allin 204, Sonya Vickery 204 October bowler of the month - Derek Hall, plus 16 pins over average. Bantam -- Tigers 37.5, Koopas 32, Rockers 24.5, Shotgun 24, White Sky 22, Blue Birds 20, Huskies 18, Sunshine 16, Ninjas 16, Doobies 15, Rollers 14, M.V.P. 10 High Triples « Ryan Preston 517, Chris Peldink 509, Nicholas Vickery 505, Terrence Porter 408, Mark Dodds 407, Alissn Burtch 405, Scott Williamson 404 High Singles -- Chris Pel- diak 204, Ryan Preston 199, Nicholas Vickery Î98, Terrence Terrence Porter 175, Alissa Burtch 174 October bowler of the month -- Lee Mellor, plus 24 pins over average Senior Division - Richards Richards 30, Brown 29, Evans 17, Hanc 12, Big Canoe 11, Burns 5 High Triples - Mike Hicks 709, Dave Slappendel 674 High Singles - Dave Slappendel 273,249, Mike Hicks 251,244, Kristen Kil- lens 239, Stephen Brown 232,229, Rick Young 225 Tyke Division -- Packers 23, Lions 20, Bears 19, Dolphins Dolphins 19, Senhawks 18, Jets 12, Saints 9, Raiders 8, Oilers Oilers 6, Bills 6, Steelers 5, Browns 5 High Doubles « Terri Flintoff 201, Ashley Burtch 197, Kimberley Hellam 190, Chris Bateman 190 High Singles - Kimberley Hellam 111, Tem Flintoff 103, Ashley Burtch 102, Kevin Kevin Dion 101 by Brad Kelly As the numbers of those participating in sports- related activities continue to rise, so to do the injuries. To combat the increase in sprains and pulled muscles that people incur, injury recovery recovery clinics are becoming a common sight in medical buildings. The newest such facility has sprung up in Oshawa. Located at 1400 Ritson Road North, the injury recovery recovery clinic has two physiotherapists, physiotherapists, a kinesrologist and a sports therapist. Also included at the clinic are eight rehabilitation machines machines as well as various ultra ultra sound and laser treatment treatment apparatus. Located in the lower level of the building, staff are eagerly eagerly awaiting the arrival of some new equipment. There is ample room for the new machines, and once in place, the clinic will resemble a gym. A big plus for the clinic is the fact that it is an approved approved Workers' Compensation Compensation Community Clinic. In only its second week of operation, there has already been a steady flow of patients. patients. 'We can deal with sports injuries, industrial injuries, motor vehicle accident victims, victims, and basically anyone off the street who has been injured in some way," said Bowmanville resident Darren Darren Vine who is one of the physiotherapists at the clinic. clinic. When asked if there was a difference in treating any of the above mentioned injury injury types, there was no hesitation hesitation in his answer. "There is a difference in philosophy between sports and any other injuries," he began. 'We want to return the athlete to their sport as soon as possible and may include using a sprint, brace, or taping taping to do so. It's a great challenge challenge to get them back playing playing without having to worry about causing further injury." injury." "For an industrial worker, worker, we want to get the person person totally better before returning returning them to the workplace. In many cases they have a family to feed, ana we don't want them returning returning and risking further injury if they're not one hundred hundred percent." The clinic in Oshawa is a sister to the Whitby Physiotherapy Physiotherapy and Sport Injury Clinic. Some of the more frequent frequent visitors to the clinic in Whitby include members of the Oshawa Generals. This brings up another facet of the clinic: keeping people in shape while they recover from an injury. "it's important to keep the other parts healthy if it's impossible to work on a specific specific injuiy," explained Vine who cited the treatment of Mike Craig, formerly of the Oshawa Generals and now of the Minnesota North Stars, as a perfect example. Craig broke his leg as the result of a vicious slash during during a game last season. While out of the lineup, he made frequent visits to the Whitby clinic to ensure that he would be in top shape when he returned. "If an athlete or an industrial industrial worker doesn't keep up their strength, there is a very high rate of repeating the same injury, or incurring incurring another when they return." return." For the recreational athlete, athlete, Vine advises that proper proper stretching techniques will reduce the risk of injury. "If you're a weekend warrior, warrior, you should be doing some flexibility exercises on a daily basis," he advises. "When old age sets in, you lose some range'of motion so it's important to maintain some stretching exercises." "It can be as'easy as doing doing four or five stretching exercises in the morning while you're watching Canada Canada AM." The clinic is open Monday Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m- 6:00 p.m., and the telephone number is 432-9100. Darren Vine demonstrates the proper technique to use on a Cybex upper body exercise machine at an Injury Recovery Clinic in Oshawa. The Bowmanville resident resident is one of the physiotherapists at the clinic that is in its second week of operation. operation. Triple F Bowling Results Andy Bonsma 20, Brian Buma 17, Ike Dykstra 17, Peter Flonk 16, John Roze- ma 14, Melle Rozema 14, Jean Nadeau 14, Dirk Van Abbema 12, Case De Plan 11, Doreen Bnkker 10, Hammy Hammy VanderGoast 10, Bill Vroom 7. High single ladies -- Doreen Doreen Bakker 276 High single men - Albert VanBelle 293 High triple ladies Hammy Hammy VanderGaast 575 High triple men - Albert VanBelle 656 High average ladies - Shirley VanBelle 178 High average men - Jake Dykstra 192 Darren Vine b.sc., p.t. Registered Physical Therapist is pleased to announce the opening of: INJURY RECOVERY CLINIC (AN APPROVED W.C.B. COMMUNITY CLINIC) 1400 RITSON ROAD NORTH OSHAWA, L1G 7W4 Tel: (416) 432-9100 Services Offered: • Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy • Injury Recovery Programs • Work Fitness • Injury Prevention Education Hours: MONDAY -- FRIDAY 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 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