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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-03-01, Page 11• giOC Sa e A Din% so, vs. storm wag at ASP WM) WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Stock Up and Save During This Big Sale! rucefield girl op junior talker Claire Devereaux, 13, of R,R, , 'Seaforth, won the senior ivision in the Seaforth Royal anadian Legion public peaking contest last Thursday. Top prize in the junior ivision went to Jane Allan, 11 f R.R..1., 13rucefield, a student Huron Centennial Public chool. The contest, sponsored by Branch 156, attracted 16 con- testants from four public schools. The winners will advance to the Zone C-1 finals in Ripley on March 3. Patti O'Rourke, 12 of R.R. 4, Seaforth, was runner-tip in the senior division and Robert Thompson, 10 of R,R. 2, Seaforth, finished second in the junior division. Action was fast and skillful at the Fifth Annual Public. School Volleyball Tournament held in the Recreation Centre which was donated by Vanastra Developments. Here Brucefield Public returns a serve by Seaforth. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973—,-11 MOOPIIIS Gerry Harris of Holmesville bowled the highest single this season at the Crown Lanes when she rolled a 360 in the Molson's Crown Mixed League last week. It was nearly a per- fect night for Mrs. Harris as she also got the high triple of 727 and the high average of 213. r4 The Goldens currently lead the league with 95 points with only one week left to go in regular season play. Crown Jewels are second with 92 points and are closely followed by Hi-Jinks with 90. Zip Cats follow with 83; Six Pack, 61.; Dot's Spots; Canadians, 46 and Half and Half, 42. Bruce Collins swept all the men's honors with the high single of 314, the high triple of 784 and the high average of 218. Greg Burns continues to dominate Bill's Men's League with the high single of 324. Peter Black had the high triple of 773. The Godfathers lead the Leage with 44 points and are followed by the Colts and the Unpredictables with 2:3 and the Out of Towners trail with 7 points. There is still a tight race for top spot in the Crown Y.B.C. Junior League with Steve's Strikers leading the way with 79 points followed closely by Strike Outs with 75; Alley Dusters with 72, and Kelly's Heroes with 69, The top four are followed by the Wipe Outs, and Tornadoes with 60 each and the Crown Royals with 57, Pattie Patterson had both the girl's high single of 22:3 and the high double of 373, Brad Atkin- son had the boy's high single of 239 and the high double of 442 went to Pete Wise. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies League, Sea Monkeys have a slight edge with 44 points, followed by the Road Runners with 42; Laughing Hyenas, 33; North Stars and The Pacers, 32 and the Hot Shots are pulling up the rear with 27, Meryl Thomas had the ladies' high single of 279, Trudy Hill had the high triple of 671 and Mary Davey had the high average of 207, In the Londesboro Men's League Meeks lead the way with 89 points, followed by Renworths 71, Whites 68 and Auto Cars 66. The high single went to Keith Allen with a 312. Glen Carter took the high triple with a 761, and Cliff Saundercock had the overall high average With a 218. The Tuckersmith Mitred League is led by Seldy's Sumacs with 98 points. In second place with an 84 is Cliff's Chestnuts. Bob's Bir- ches follow with a 64, Wally's Willows with a 63, Ed's elms with a 58 and finally Joost's Junipers with a 54. The ladies' high single and high triple was Hilda Veenstra with a 269 and 686. Chris Eskerod had the high men's single and high triple with 250 and 691. In the Ladies Afternoon League, the Giddy-up-go team is in first place with 68 points followed by the Alley Cats with 52. Third and fourth places are held by the Mad Caps with 51 and the Afternoon Flyers with „s ikfh Narleyt RFwI isv4.1ckwbotli "high single and 'high triple with a 244 and 620. The high average winner was Gerry . Harris who had an average of 217. The Crown Teen League is led by the Labatt's Blues with a total of 96 points, followed by Les Etoiles Magnifiques with 78. Deep Purple and Coconuts Crew are tied with a 67 and the Bloomers with a 54. High singles were Carol Dale with a 221 for the girls and Bev Bromley with a 220 for the boys. Deb Johnston took the high triple with a 531 for the girls and Brian Atkinson was the high triple for the boys with a 626. In Bill's Mixed League Team 2 is the first place team with a total of 85 points, Team 3 has 79 followed by Team 4 with a 72 and Team 1 with 58. Edna Elliott won both the ladies high single and high triple with scores of 261 and 571. Sheila Keys held the high average with a 178. For the men, Howie Grealis won both the high single and the high triple with a 327 and a 704, The men's high average was held by Don Switzer who had a 222. Heidelburgs have ac- cumulated a total of 57 points to take first place in the Wil- Dex League followed by Molson Brewers with a 39, the Red Caps with 38 and October- fest with 37. In the ladies division, Jay Carter won both the high single and the high triple with 194 and 492. John Hoy took the men's high single with a 272 and Fred Basler won the men's high triple with a 561. In the Londesboro Ladies League, the Jump-N-keens were the first place team with 101 points, In second place was the Jelly Begins with an 83 followed by the Mixed Beens with a 76 and the In-B-Tweens with 48. Audrey Thompson won the high single and the high triple with 248 and 630. The high average was held by Nancy Roy with 200, The Alley Dusters lead the Bayfield League with 104 points so far, The Alley Rats are in second place with 96 points, followed by the Bull Shooters who have 93 points and the Cock-a-Doodle Dos who have 91 points. 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