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Eagles Rally for 7-3 Victory The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 23,1991 7 BRHL Standings Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Tvkes Shoppers 10 1 1 21 SPORTS A&R Flooring 10 2 0 20 FLASHBACK—25 YEARS AGO — In Town Skylight Donuts 7 5 0 14 League Basketball action, Stephen Fuels defeated Hooper ’s Jewellery by à slim margin. Top scorers McGregor’s IDA 6 5 1 13 for Stephen’s were Peter Dayle with 12 points and Druham TV & Ant. 3 7 2 8 Frank Sobil with 11/ Hopper ’s scorers were Jim VIP Hairstyling 2 9 1 5 Doucette with 11 and Ken Stirwerda had 8. EaglesRally for 7-3 Victory Rotary Club 1 10 1 3 IU FLASHBACK-10, YEARS AGO - In the Men’s by Brad Kelly Lakefield, and two ahead of good sign of the type of char­ ing well, Mike switched us Novice Judging from the expres­ bined for 13 points. around to try some different Town Hockey league, the top scorers are: Boyd Port Perry who sit in fourth. Kevin McAlpine, Chad acter they have.” Liberty Mutual 7 1 2 16 Knox, Hooper's, 14-22-36; Glenn Murphy, Hoop- sions on tneir faces following The Eagles still hold That was never more evi­ combinations and to get the iw. Sunday night’s game, one Murphy and Trevor Clap- dent than in Sunday ’s game other guys going, said Young Drivers 6 3 1 13 . er's, 18-16-34; Joe Caruana, D&R, 15-7-22; Dave three games in hand over perton replied for the Cou ­ would have guessed the- Ea­ Lakefield. after the Eagles found them­ Campbell referring to being All Canadian 5 3 2 12 to* Wilson, Hooper ’sf 10-12-22; Jim Baker, Hunt’s, gles were preparing to ap­ gars. re-united with Dennis ana selves down 3-0 mid-way Sports Shop £«[- 17-4-21; Mike Cornell, Hooper ’s, 12-8-20; Larry pear in a Crest commercial. Eagles 7 Cougars 3 “In the last two months, through the second period. Real. The three were all in 3 4 2 8 *•*>'tirî Brunt, Hooper ’s,1 8-11-19; Sandy Brown, St. Mar­ The smiles were that big. we’ve been through a lot of Three goals late in thetne sec­ the top ten scorers of the Carter’s Bakery 2 5 3 7 ys, 10-8-18; Sam Allen, Hunt’s, 6-12-18; John Col ­ And rightfully so, as the league early in the season Glen Campbell led the rough water and have had a ond and four more in the National Trust 1 8 0 2 well, St. Marys, 5-13-18. Goodyear Eagles came up Eagles’ attack with a six- lot of different problems,” third propelled them to their when they were on the same . with a much-needed 7-3 win point night, potting a pair of began coach Mike Noonan second win in the past ten line. But since that time, Atom SPORT-TALK TRIVIA — The last time the over the Cobourg Cougars at goals and adding four as­ who was in a talkative mood games. only Campbell remains. Carnation 10 0 1 21 New York Giânts made it to the Super Bowl was the Bowmanville Recreation sists. Rob Real and Nick following the win. “We were bound to get a “We’ve got a lot of work in 1987 wheA they beat the Denver Broncos 39- Complex. Dennis also had a pair of “We haven’t been getting break and that came to­ to do, but I hope this win 401 Esso 8 3 0 16 Tne win brought a halt to gets us back into it. We cer­ 20. Who was’the MVP of that game? goals, while Jeff Flintoff had many breaks, and were get­ night,” said Noonan, refer­ Family Trust 6 4 1 13 the Eagles’ four-game losing the other. ting down early in games. ring to Flintoffs goal 2:27 tainly needed it.” streak, and kept them with­ In all, the line of Camp­ But these guys never stop into the third period. Firing On paper, the Eagles Ontario Hydro 6 4 1 13 EAGLES’ jürABŒS — The Bowmanville Eagles' in one point ot second place bell, Dennis and Real com­ skating or trying which is a the puck into the Cougar should have struggled mis­ Geranium Homes 5 6 0 10 are into the final three games of the regular sea­ erably in this game, as nine zone from centre ice, Flint- J&J Sharpening 3 7 son. On Friday night, they’ll visit the league lead­ offs shot careened off a de ­ regulars were out of the line­ 1 7 ing Uxbrijdge Bruins before hosting Port Perry on fenceman at the blueline, up. Three players from the TMac 3 7 0 6 Toro midgets, Scott Pollard, Sunday ana Lakefield on Tuesday. The two home and went into an open net. Hutton Transp. 0 11 0 0 games against the Mojacks and the Chiefs could Cougar goalie Jason Riehl Steve DeSmedt and Ron had skated out of his crease Luxton, were called up. Peewee determine home ice advantage for the semi-finals. Another bright spot for Sunday night’s game will begin at the usual 7:30 to control the puck that Lange’s Photo 5 1 2 12 would have missed the net the Eagles was the play of ppm p.m., while Tuesday night’s game will start at goaltender Chris Massey Cutting Post 4 4 1 9 8:30. by 15 feet. “We’re far to good of a who faced 25 shots. Two of Hooper ’s Trophy 3 3 2 8 the Cougar goals he had no team to lose that many in a McRobbie Photo SNO PITCH TOURNEY - The Bowmanville row. When you lose as many chance on. One was on a 4 5 0 8 Audio Vision Oldtimers are looking for men’s as we have, you forget how three on one break, while Checkers Variety 3 3 1 7 the other was a two on one. teams to play in their annual sno pitch tourna­ good it feels to win.” Dykstra’s Deli 2 4 3 7 ment on Saturday, February 2, at Memorial Park. After trailing 3-0, two THE SCOOP - Regulars Seven teams have already registered, but the or ­ goals by Real and Dennis in not dressed for the Eagles Mr. Sub 2 3 1 5 ganizers would like to run the tournament with a span of eight seconds included Jeff Rohr, Trevor pulled the Eagles to within Lomath, Shane Armstrong, Bantam 12. If they can’t get enough for a 12 team tourna­ Mark Tripp, Drew Allenby, Kool Enterprise 8 1 1 17 ment, then they will operate with eight. Anyone one. Real scored his second of the game on a deflection Gareth Stone, Neil Taylor, Beaver Lumber 7 1 2 16 interested in entering a team should contact with 4:26 remaining to send Steve McCrae and Kelly George Moore at 623-5610. the teams to the dressing Armstrong. There were vari­ Bow. Sand&Gravel 5 3 2 12 room tied. ous reasons for the scratches Nichols Motors 2 5 1 5 EAGLEÈ FUND RAISING DANCE - The The teams had played to including injuries and disci­ Bowmanville Eagles will be holding a Fund Rais­ a scoreless tie in the first pe­ plinary...Dean Baumhauer McGregor’s 0 9 0 0 ing Dance at the Bowmanville Recreation Com ­ riod. turned in a solid game with plex on Saturday, February 23, from 8-1 p.m. The After Flintoffs goal gave three assists...Bowmanville . " * " j Then and Now. Tickets the Eagles the lead, Camp­ outshot Cobourg 22-4 in the music will be supplied by bell ana Dennis scored with­ third period, and 54-24 over­ Mr. Sub Wins can be obtained fromxom Bob Marshall at 623-7069. in 58 seconds of each other all...Excluding last night’s to increase the lead to 6-3. (Tuesday’s) game in Ajax, PUBLIC SKATING — There isn’t much time Campbell added a late the Eagles have three left left this year before spring is upon us and the ice goal on a rebound, following before playoffs. Two of those Minden Crown at the local arena will be taken out. For those who a powerplay to close out the are at home to Port Perry by Sandra Haggett game. Mr. Sub was the only promised themselves that they would make an at­ scoring. and Lakefield. The other is In a recent exhibition “When things weren’t go­ on the road in Uxbridge. team to score a goal against tempt to get out on the ice this year, here are the game, the Mr. Sub Pee Wees Haliburton in the last 3 days and times that the arenas in the town offer tied Oshawa's Notre Dame tourneys Haliburton has public skating; Bowmanville Recreation Complex, 3-3. Notre Dame went into been in. Sundays from 1-2:30 p.m.; Darlington Sports Cen­ Central Ontario Jr. C the second period with a 2-0 lead. At 13:04 of period two, Mr. Sub faced Minden for tre, Fridays from 7-8:30 p.m.; Newcastle Village, the B Championship. Both Sundays irom 2:30-4 p.m.; Orono, Sundays from Standings Jeff Thornhill gave his team a lift with a goal. Jack Lav- teams were well matched. 2:30-4:30 p.m. Minden beat Bowmanville's Team Won Lost Tied Pts. erty assisted. In period three, Les McCrory scored goalie halfway through the TRIVIA ANSWER — Phil Simms, the Giants’ Uxbridge 21 10 2 44 early with help from Mi­ first period to open the scor­ quarterback, was 22 for 25, 268 yds., and 3 TD’s.
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