The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-15, Page 81
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
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Sweetheart Bonspael Held On S�tUrda'
d -Season Playoffs: Are Completed
Ripley Curling News
BY DON MCLAY
The playoffs for the men's 'mid-
season: draw were held on Thurs-
day and Friday of last week. k .
number of close fought, and some
,not so close .gimes were played
before Jack Scott's: rink "claimed
the victory over Carl Funston's
foursome late Friday evening.
Jack 'Scott 15, Don Paquette 1; _
Murray. Culbert 6, Gordon Rouls-
ton 3; 'Bert, Elliott 8, Elmer Brad
ley 5; Carl Funston 8, Harry
Scott 4.
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The rink: of Sandy and Peg
MacCharl'es, with Ernie and
Mildred Thompson, won the;''
Jack had'strong curling', from '. "Sweetheart" bonspieland the
Bob Lyons, vice; Jim Elliott.• Benson Hardware"Trophy on Satur-
second and Jim MacTavish , . lead. day, with three wins, a plus of ,
Carl's rink had Bill Kempton, thirteen, and an aggregate of
vice Donald MacTavish,- second, thirty.. Second went to Jim and
and' Leroy Godfrey lead. A five Marie MacDonald , with 'Wally •
ender bythe Funston rink on the .-,and Elaine Pollock, also with
sixth end, gave them a comfort,; three wins, a plus of thirteen,. but
able 10 - 3 lead. To say"tken • an aggregate of twenty-nine.
the roof fell in" would be .putting Third place went to Don„Paquette,
it mildly. At the end of the Gladys: Nicholson and Elmer
eighth, the score, was tied , :10' Sme , t
, • l zer and Janet Kempton, with
10 .. -The Scott rink wonthe extra two wins and plus of :twelve. The
end and the playoff:, consolation was taken .by -Doug
The .semi-final games;: were. real Mart n Kathryn Cameron. Mild
thrillers . Jack Scott edged red Bushell and Harold. Elliott.'
Murray. Culbert's rink; skipped'by:.` " • • * + « •
John Colling,' by score of 9"-.13.
Carl needed a little help from
•".Beit Elliott in/the other game to
win it 6 - 5.. Firstround results,
in the.eights were as follows;.
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Many 'thanks to Don and Anna
MacTavish for looking after the
column this past week while this
correspondent attended .a *meeting
at Niagara Falls.
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LUCKNOW
Ladies,' 'Afternoon
Jessi Joynt rolled this, week's
high triple with a score of. 660
flat Ferne MacDonald rolled the
high single game :of, 266 flat.
'Ferre MacDonald's Russetts 7
points, Arnetta Thompson's Duch-
ess, 0 points, Isabelle Eedy's Spys.
5 points,` Mildred Cameron's Pipp
• ins 2 points; Shirley Hawthorne's
Delicious 5 points, Marion Mac-.
Kinnon's'Wealthys 2 points.
Games of 200 and over: Ferre.
MacDonald 266, Isabelle Eedy 218
Mildred Cameron 203, Marie
Button 218, PearlMurdie 204,
Anne' Purney 203, Jessie Joynt 217
and 253, Helen Hall 262,. Marion •.
MacKinnon 226 and 205.
Team Standings: •Russetts 62
points, Wealthys'59 points, :Spys
54 points,
Duchess 52 points,' Del-
icious 46 points,,Pippins 42 points.•
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L.vcknow Men
High Triple and High Single
'scores: both go to Charles Anderson
this week with a Triple game of..
683 flat and the Single Game of
261 flat.
Jack Fisher's Mustangs 5' points,
Len MacDonald's •Pontiacs 2 points;
Freck Button's Oldsmobiles 7
points, Clarence Greer'•s Buicks 0
points;'Bill'Hu ter`s •Dodges 4
points,: Roy Finlayson's Fords. ;3
points. .•
Gaines •of 250 and over: .Charles.
Anderson 261, Ken Mowbray 259,
Bill Sproule 253, Mel Corrin 255.
Team .Standings; Oldsmobiles 74,
• Buicks 72, Mustangs 69 , Fords; 58,
Dodges 48, :Pontiacs 36.
Lucknow-
Dungannon
Ron Stanley had a very good
night'with .a triple of. 869 and
single games of 328, 306 and
235 Donna Alton rolled the lad-
ies hightriple of 691 and Marion
McKinnon's 288 game was high.
for single
Men over 250 Bill Searle 280,
Harold Greer 280, Don Aubin.2771
lack Caesar 269., Stuart Jamieson
255 and Ken Jardine 253.
Ladies over 225;. Donna Alton
'260 and 250, ; Ruth' Jardine 256,
Shirley Bolt 251, Anna Johnston
242, Gwen Caesar 242, Jessie
Joynt 240, Ruth Montgomery, 236,
Pearl Jamieson 236, Marie Stew
art 23 ; Ma(ry Fisher 229, ''Betty
McDonagh 225
Standing: Zebras 92, Beavers 78
Tigers 73, Coons '71; Wolverines.
70, 'Cubs 69, Squirrels 62, Chip-
munks 57, Kangaroos 52,,Pole •
Cats' 51, Gophers 45, Lions 36.
Evening..
Team Points ; Tulips 3, Violets
1; Poppies'1 Roses 3; Petunias 4,
Pansies 0.
High Single wentto Gwen Caesar
with 320 and. liigh •Triple to Gweh
Caesar 'with 725,"
Games 200 and over; Anna
Johnstone "258, Ruth Jardine 242;
209 and 203,:Bever`ley•Thompson
243, Kay Collyer; 205 and 215,
1 athy.Gibson 228, Marie Stewart
259 and 226, Noreen Pritchard '
212, Rose Hall 247 and 200, Trudy`
Nelson 240 and 222, Gwen Caesar
234-and-320',,--Shirley*-Bolt-224-",and":-
243,
34•and-32a<,--5hirley"-Bolt-224`and""243, Kay Crawford 242 and 224,
Ilene. Greer 266; Joanne Serle 250,
Team Standings; Petunias 47,
Roses 40, Tulips 34", Poppies 34,
Pansies 81,, Violets 30,
. ' WEDNESDAY, , FEB. 15th, 1967
No -Charge
Extras ... All
Yours with
a Smile
Radiator fill? Of course. And
leave here, your car windows
ulate, your tires are checked.
fully provide no cost" extras,
the tops '.in auto service.
acDonald
before you
are i'mmac-
We cheer
along with
IITEcBURCH.t �W
During . the Broomball tournament
at Belgrave :•an Wednesday even-
ing .,
Brussels and Whitechurch play-
ed
ed with a score 3-0 in favour of
Whitechurch.
On Thursday evening, 'Whitech -
urch and American Hotel.played
at Belgrslvewith a score .1 0 in
favour .of Whitechurch
During the tournament the Bruss
elsgirls and Belgrave `girls. Broom-`
bali team played with a score -
0 m f.avour,of the Brussels giris'
who have some East Wawanosh
girls On the team
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