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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 21,1994 ,© Brought to you by... Serving^ 011 Since 1922 Corner of Courtice Rd. and Hwy. 2 Sales and Servicing 436-2222 Salesperson of the week Tom Coxhead J Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 COURTICE CAR WASH -- Members of the senior boys' volleyball team at Courtice Secondary School will be in the parking lot of the school this Saturday from 9-5 conducting a car wash. Money raised will help support a trip to Florida that the team will be taking from October 5-10. A number of exhibition matches have been scheduled during the tour. No word on whether the games will be played indoors, or out on the beach, which seems to be the most popular version of the game with sun-worshipers who reside in warmer climates. Goodyear Eagles Open Exhibition Schedule Record 5-3 Home Ice Victory over Napanee Raiders UNBEATABLE -- Quite a story out of Orono this past week regarding the Orono #2 soccer team that is entered in the DYSL's tyke division. After a year in which the team failed to register a victory in 15 outings, they turned their fortunes around this past season, posting an unblemished record of 13-0-1 in league play. Congratulations to the players, and their coaches, Allison Jury and Jim Beam. Their record reminds us of the question: Which is harder to do? Win all of your games, or lose them all? JR. C PRE-SEASON CONCLUDES -- There has been a change to the final exhibition home game for the Bowmanvillc Eagles. Instead of playing Conestoga College on Sunday evening, the Eagles will be hosting Campbellford of the Eastern League. The start time at the Recreation Complex is the usual 7:30 p.m. Kids 12 and under are admitted to the game for free, while all others will be charged $1. The first home game of the regular season will match the local club against the Uxbridge Bruins on Sunday, October 2, with the start time of 7:30 p.m. in effect. 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Both clubs renewed their rivalry on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex, though much of the grit and intensity displayed back in May was missing. After all, it's the fall exhibition schedule, and not the spring trek towards towards an Ontario championship. Bowmanvillc, however, did display display flashes of mid-season form, posting an easy 5-3 victory. Steve Desmedt, Gary Armstrong, Ryan Becker, Jason McQuat, and Chad Taylor scored singles for Bowmanvillc, who held period leads of 2-1 and 3-2. The victory was the second of the pre-season for Bowmanvillc, who opened their schedule with a 7-3 win in Port Perry on Thursday, September September 15. Though the start of the regular season isn't until October 2, Bow- manville appears to have the makings makings of a hockey club that will be quite capable of defending its Central Central League title. "We have a lot of offensively talented players who can skate, and we have more size in the lineup than last year," said coach Mark Watson following Sunday's win over Napanee. Napanee. "Once we can get our defence shored up, we'll be fine.' ' Much of the size in Sunday's victory victory came from forward Jason McQuat, who made a physical impact impact immediately. McQuat, who played the last two seasons with the Oshawa Generals of the OHL, has Fundraiser Includes Philadelphia Flyers The Stanley Cup champion Philadelphia Flyers will be playing playing at the Bowmanvillc Recreation Recreation Complex in January. No, that's not a prediction. The Jr. C Bowmanvillc Eagles have announced that a benefit game will be held at the Recreation Recreation Complex on Saturday, January January 21, at 2:00 p.m., featuring many of the players from the 1975 Stanley Cup champion Philadelphia Philadelphia Flyers hockey team. Their opponents on the afternoon afternoon will be the 1980-81 Bow- manville Eagles team that won the Ontario championship. Though the roster of the Philadelphia Philadelphia team has yet to be finalized, finalized, some of the players expected expected to play are Ric MacLcish, Reggie Leach, Dave Schultz, Bob Kelly, and a number of other former former NHL stars. Following the game, a dance will be held in the banquet room of the Recreation Complex. The game will help finance a trip to a tournament in Lake Placid, Placid, N.Y., that the Bowmanvillc Eagles are planning. Ticket sales for the game will be announced at a later date. OPEN HOUSE Saturday, September 24 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. See the '95 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES ATV's and Watercraft Spoiled Sports 1898 Baseline Rd. Bowmanville, Ont. 905-436-6487 1 mllo East oiV ÿ Courlico Rd, fC - $ -4 o U Basollno lid. \- Hwy. 401 © been in Bowmanville's training camp since it opened. Whether he will be a member of Bowmanville's roster this year is uncertain. In two weeks, he will be attending the training camp of the Wichita Thunder of the Central League. Another of the newcomers who impressed was forward Chad Taylor, Taylor, who saw duty on the top line with over-ager Curtis Hodgins and captain Todd Cannings. In addition to his shorthanded goal late in the third period, he added an assist on Desmedt's tally that opened the scoring. Barry Crawford, fresh off a train ing camp stint with the Peterborough Peterborough Petes, went the distance in goal. Two of the three goals to get past him were power play markers. The second came late in the third period with Bowmanvillc two men down. Bowmanville will close out their exhibition schedule on Sunday night when they host Campbellford of the Eastern League. Their regular season season home opener will be against the Uxbridge Bruins on October 2. Game time for both is 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation Complex. THE SCOOP - The dates for the Goodyear Cup challenge between between Napanee and Bowmanville have been released. Napanee will host the first game of the total goals format on Friday, December 30. Tlie two teams will return to Bowmanville Bowmanville for a matinee game on Saturday, Saturday, January 14 at 2:00 p.m...Shawn Wansborough, who played with Na- panee's Ontario championship team, of two years ago, is currently attending attending the University of Maine. He will" wear number nine, which is the sweater that was vacated by Paul Kariya of the Anaheim Mighty" Ducks...Twenty-eight players remain remain in Bowmanville's camp. That- number is expected to drop to 20 by Thursday. Already, 19 players have been signed. Bowmanville Eagles goaltender Barry Crawford covers up a loose puck during an exhibition game against the Napanee Raiders on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex. Bowmanville scored once on the power play and once shorthanded in a 5-3 victory. Thursday Night Men's League Announces Rosters for Season The following are the teams and rosters for the Bowmanville men's Thursday night hockey league. Opening night for the league is Thursday, September 22. BilDen Home Improvements -- Alex Betz (goalie), Grant Brock, Rob Real, Sandy Brown, Bill Hogarth, Hogarth, Terry Mullen, John Duczma- lcwski, Glen German, Greg Smith, Shane Armstrong, Ron Pyc, Kevin Newell, Dan Gray, Chris Talbot, Jeremy Laird Francis Personnel - Scott Webster Webster (goalie), Brian Heard, Chris Tozer, Chad Armstrong Victor Aru- jo, Doug Hoogcboom, Banner San- tala, James Arujo, Murray Dennis, Brian Todd, Troy Foster, Jeff Daw son, Phil Green, Joel Gangemai, Dave Drake Hockin Real Estate -- Craig German (goalie), Willie McGarvey, Rene Gervais, Brad Scrimshaw, Brent McKay, Tex Vivian, Wayne Middleton, Shawn Rckker, Gary Ncmisz, Mike Gaul, Brad Clemens, Randy Ellis, Mark Bertrand, Dean Baumhaucr, Shawn Taraskwicz Hooper's Trophy Centre - Gary Turpin (goalie), Don Farrow, Dcryk CJarkc, Brian Korb, Jim Pi- thie, Bill Brooks, Jason MacDonald, John Hogarth, Keith Vcy, Dave McCullough, Greg Vey, Brian Noble, Noble, Jamie Simpson, John Clicfc, Kevin Noble Hunt's Photography -- Scott Bate (goalie), Steve Watkins (goalie), (goalie), Paul Strong, Mike Gallant, Todd Backus, Andrew Davey, Doug Col- terman, Paul Shcherbak, Craig Knight, Chris Chadwich, Todd Hooey, Chris Lee, Nick Dennis, Kelly Armstrong, Neil Jones, Zenon Nelson McFarland Sand & Gravel - Brian Gaitens (goalie), Chris Mich- clson, Kelly Balson, Mike Corcini, Dan Annis, Jim McFarland, David Hill, Jeff Flintoff, Paul Hutchinson, Geo. 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