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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-02-06, Page 19.SRTR Times -Advocate, February 6, 1991 Page 19 i Lucan bowling scores LUCAN - Results of the Lu - can Bowling Lanes January 28 to February 3. MONDAY LADIES Deb Pearce 361, 277, 274-912, Heather Smith 270-736, Lynne Far - lose 256-697, Kathy lissom 253682, Lynn Smith 261478, Audrey Scott 228-662, Jan Va+,Derploq 245-655, Marj Green 247-653, Deb Thompson 225-642, L.. Morvinjol*t 249-637, Joan Fitkbeiwer 231-620, Mar Young 244-614, Msrna Scott 251-603, Par MacDonald 232.60.1 TUESDAY YBC Mike Yeo 237, Christine Wilson 228, Ryan Nicholson 212, Tammy Graham 186, Greg Langsndyt 189, Mau Dow 182, Warren Lopes 179, Jeremy Langsndyk 178, Tim Town- send 154. COLLEENS Shirley Rees 251-650, Jean Hickson 231-610, Taney Vanderhoek 229-603, Sandra Kohut 268, Edith Yeo 227, Judi Wells 209, Marion Dyykkeeman 202, Judy Jaques 198, Pat Hodgins 198, Diana teddy 197. SENIOR CITIZENS Edi. Burt 223, Pat Davis 211, Har- ry Noels 209, Jack Dickins 208, No- rah Witten 208, Stan Roth 206, Len Smith 198, Ken Player 192, Marion Noels 191. WEDNESDAY YBC Glenn Kelly 152, Kurt Juergen, 152, Sonja Densmore 141, Jennie Cockwill 137, Brad Ankers 135, Kath- ryn Wilson 132, Jamie Tsanrilw 118. C.A.W. Gary Dunlop 307-840, Gary Wurm 286.777, Garry Gibson 328-710, Gle- na Tripp 279.707, L rna Smith 260- 662, Ron Holcombe 230-644, Sharon Campbell 221-606, Tina Riley 313, Bruch Riley 259. WEDNESDAY MIXED Pat Ryan 282-714, Larry MacGre- gor 249-643, Tom Dobinson 252-633, Alex Hyde 233-603, Mike Hirtul 222, Mike Holden 217, Marg Gore 213, Ted Hall 208, Scott Rummel 200. THURSDAY MEN Jamie Rainey 292-819, Pete Smith 278-790, Russ Smith 318-757, Bob Taylor 358-751, Colin Brewer 273- 750, George Robbins 367-747, Vic Neil 270-740, Dan Rodgers 280-733, Bill Mothers 249-723, George Lee 267-719, Earl Allison 259.717, Andy McIntyre 264-710, Kevin Lightfoot 280-709, Ron Dickey 299-693, Don Watt 268-690, Sandy Hyde 260-686, Chris Smith 235-684, Fred Allison 296-683, Don Morgan 271-681. FRIDAY MIXED Pete Smith 330-812, Jeanette Smith 275-766, Bob Smith 259-677, Lynn Smith 288-662, Wayne Smith 279-653, Chris Smith 261-638, Robert Heck- man 255-624, Dan Rodgers 241-610, Patty Bowerman 212. LADIES INTER -TOWN Lucan 19 at Seaforth 11 Deb Pearce 279-663, Helen Hardy 219. MENS INTER -TOWN Lucan #t2 - 26 at Mitchell 22. Pete Smith 325-1279, Orval Rinn 292-1224, Scott Berger 248.1096. SUNDAY YBC Steve Snider 226, Melcha Mason 196, Len Carter 188, Lori Hodgins 180,, Scott tSnli�h ,48, TPj tha Smith , 1 Mark Hickson 17799 SUNDAY MMED Jim Smith 230, 352, 355-937. Pete Smith 344-808, Glena Tripp 309-798, Don Morgan 311.724, Lloyd Rimier 311-713, Gary Dunlop 255-711, Paul Smith 248-705, Linda Webber 253- 640, Ken Kadey 242-629, Dianna Rsv- ington 243-628, Marie Jaques 244- 626. MEDWAY Edith Arron 245-677, Jack Arnow 233-604, Willard Smart 238, Jack Moir 235, Alex Bosley 221, Glen Fos- ter 220, Shirley Bosley 218, Paula Weir 218, Bit Bert 218. Lines from Lucan Lanes 418 By Glena Tripp LUCAN - The zone round of the Blue Light sponsored Sun Bowl was held at Lu - can Lanes on Sunday, February 3, 1991. Twenty bowlers from Lucan and 16 from Park n' Bowl Lanes in St. Thomas took part. Of these bowl- ers the top three ladies and two men form a team for the regional rounds in St. Thomas on March 10. 1991. Winners here go on to Provin- cials on April 13, 1991 in Trenton when; they compete for the top prize of a trip for two to Florida Bill Hornbostel of St. Thomas will be coaching a team made up of Pat Morncau, Lucan, +179, Marion Dykeman, Lucan, +116, Patty Lyons, Si Thomas (who took third, place after a tie -breaking rolloff with Louise Hayter of Lucan), +70, Don Cunningham. Lucan, +190 and Murray Wilson, St. Thomas, + 188. Alternates are Louise Hayter and Doug Smith, of Lucan. Coca Cola sponsors the Master Bantam togrnament at Fleetway 40, London on March 10,1991 Brad Ankers and Jennie Cockwiil with Murray Bermewies will form a team in this tournament. The Four Steps to Stardom, qual- ifying rounds have been complet- ed All teams and singles will be comileting on February 24,1991. Titbt is sponsored by the Bowling �Proprieto Local boxer sets sights on national title By Ray Lewis SHIPKA - Area boxer Joe Kaak is setting his sights on a national xing champion- ship in Thunder •r• Bay come May. The 22 year-old Shipka native is currently rated J second in the province in his class, the light -heavy weight nov- ice division, and looked very im- pressive at a tournament in Brampton recently, with a third round knockout of his opponent in the tournament final. Ironically, Kaak is also the pro- vincial champion in the heavy weight class, but won't compete as such. At the provincial final in October, he attempted to win his light -heavy weight title but was declared ineligible when he weighed in. "I accidently went into the fight two pounds overweight," laughs Kaak. "Instead of fighting in my class I got bumped up to heavy- weight." to surrendering twenty to his en , he won the ght which helps to confirm his ability. In preparation for the nationals Joe has adopted the same type of circuit training used by former heavyweight champion, Michael Spinks. Serious work will begin at the end of February with hopes that the two month program will have him peak just in time for the Cana- dian Championships. For Joe, boxing has always been a passion, but he feels that he is at a disadvantage fighting in Canada where you not only have to battle an opponent, but also popular opin- ion. "People are really starting to frown upon the sport," admits Kaak. "When a sport becomes un- popular it attracts fewer spectators which triggers a domino effect Smaller crowds mean less revenue which in turn means fewer fights: It also means that equipment Joe Kaak ...boxer must last a little longer. For Kaak, gloves have become a problem. Boxers have their gloves provided by the hosts of each tournament. The rules do not permit competitors to bring their own gloves for fear of them being doctored. 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