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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-03-06, Page 21SPORTS Minor hockey scoreboard 27 Exeter 7 - otest 5 Goats: Marty DeBruyn (3), Chris McDonald (2), Mike France, Eric Clay Assists: Brian Richardson (2), Mute France (2), Adam Jean March 3 Forest 6 - Exeter 0 February 23 Game 01 of foul tournament Exeter 4 - Watford 1 Goals: Tim Maver (2), Steven Rasenberg (2) Assists: Andrew Maver (2), Ryan 1 arsons (2) February 23 Game 02 of final tournament Exeter 7 - CMO Novice 2 Goals: Steven Rosenberg (6), Tun Maver Assists: Chris Frayne (2), Jason Davey, Shawn Kramer, An- drew Maver February 23 Final gamed tournament Sarathroy 4 - Exeter 1 Goal: Steven Rasenberg Assist: Ryan Parsons March 4 Exeter 3 - Forest 1 Goals: Jim Ahrens, Peter Gibson, Mark Lynn Assists: Fred Godbolt, Mark Lynn, Jason Hem, Rob Kramer, Peter Gibson February 27 Exeter 5 - Forest 0 Goals: Derek Beckett (3), Doug Jones, Mark Glavin Assists: Ryan Stuart, Jim Dietrich, Steve Farquhar, Sean McCann March 3 - Exhibition game Exeter 2 - Sarnia 2 Goals: Steve Farquhar, Sean McCann Assists: Mark Brintnell, Derek Beckett ..................................................... February 27 Exeter 6 - Zurich 4 Goals for Exeter: Mike Wilhelm (3), Ben Cottrell (2), Trevor Maxwell Assists for Exeter: Jamie Monck, Ben Cottrell Goals for Zurkh: Jason Becker (2), Matt Deomme (2) Assist for Zurkh: Neil Beauchamp Much 2 Strathroy 2 - Exeter 1 Goal: David Veal Times -Advocate, March 6, 1991 Page 21 limiummilip March 2 Exeter 4 - Forest 2 Goals: Jeff Campbell (3), Robert DeVries Assists: Jeff Cam Robert j Vries, Wayne Cole, Ryan Ralph, Khan MacDougall, Bob Hamilton Exeter tike Little Hawks March 1 Ildenoa 11 - 3 at Exeter 2 Goals: Scott Ralph, Matthew Dietrich Spectaadar goaltending by 'rim Snell. Great team effort and hustlel March 3 Exeter 7 at fldenon 02 - 7 Goals: Matthew Dietrich (2), Tim Meidinger (2), Ryan France, Kevin Overholt (2) Assists: Matthew Dietrich (3), Tim Meidinger (2), Ryan France (2), Scott Ralph (2), Troy Levier Best game this season, Little Hawks/ Big saves by Jamie Ra- senberg. ±.. }}}{ :-....;.,.1,f,.•{L :E...',••. •+• iC • .Ei:?{\ .k:: ;• y Y@y�, {l :•Iii::; ;i:; : March 3 - Exhibition gone Exeter Bantam Lincolns 3 - Hensel! Kinsmen "A" team 2 Goals: Souban Inlakhana, Ron Gandarez, Jeff Lingard Assists: Ron Gandarez, Scott Parsons (2), Glenn Hines March 21 - Second playoff game Exeter 6 - St. Marys 3 Goals: Jeff Lingard, Scott Parsons (2), Souban Inlakhana, Matt Godbolt, Jamie Dougall Assists: Ron Gandarez (2), Glenn Hines (2), Jamie Dougall (2), Jeff Lingard (3), Souban Inlakhana :}mayV:: ! ...<?.,";' •• f. . •r• .. ....:: h March 2 - First game of 'A' playoffs Exeter 6 - Parkhill 4 Goals: Matt Szabo (5), Mark Parsons Assists: Mark Parsons (3), Justin Miners, Rob McIntosh March 2 - Second game of 'A' playoffs Exeter was eliminated. Exeter 1 - Belmont 6 Goal: Mark Parsons Assists: Justin Miners, Matt Szabo March 1 Exeter 5 - Dorchester,4 Goals: Jeff MacLean (2), David Marshall, Luke Sims, Greg Geoffery Assists: Chad Dalrymple, Scott Rasenberg, Lawrence Cole, Jeff MacLean, Lucas Forrest, Luke Sims, Greg Geoffery, Da- vid Farquhar March 2 • Exeter 1 - Port Stanley 2 Goal: Luke Sims Assists: David Farquhar, Greg Geoffery March 3 Exeter 2 - SL Marys 2 Goals: David Marshall, David Farquhar Assists: Sean Guenther (2), Chad Dalrymple, Jeff MacLean Number one - Hensall midgets have had quite the hockey season. They defeated Tiverton recently to win the Western Ontario Athletic Association championship. Here are, back, left; Randy Parker, Pete Dewys, Steve Campbell, Brian Gardner, Ben Rathwell, Brad Mount, Jason McCash, Rob Hoffman, Jason Clarke and Rod Parker. Front. left; Mike Hayter, Thomas Scotchmer, Brad Decays, Dave Stephens, Rob Consitt, Chris Gardner, Matt Gardner, Greg Dalrymple, Sean Kyle. March 3 Stephen 4 - Belgnve 4 Goals: Brayden Lord (2), Brian Dixon, Jesse Schroeder Assists: Brayden Lord, Henny Pfaff (2), Brent Totem March 2 Lucan 8 at Huron Park 6 Goals: Dentin Hackney (5), Ken Carter Doug MacGe or , Marty McLaughlin Ma y Mc Assists: Ken Carter (2), Doug MacGregor (2), Rob Hillis (2), Carey Hickson March 2 Lucan White 4 at Forest 6 Goals: Donald Park (2), Pat Maguire (2) Assists: John Melnick, Matthew Finnigan • Hillman leads Grand Bend team Exeter & Area Ringette • w' moo I)elite ri fl@ Saturday, March 2 • B Playoff • Exeter /MAW Faros Equip 9 vs St. Exeter Boots: Meagan Ratz (5), Shawna Rowe (3), Sarah Mosurinjolut Assists: Shawna Rowe, Sarah Mosurinjohn , Theresa Wilhelm (2), Jayne11164 Lori Mulcahy, Kelly Regier, Jodi Tnuern net, Shannon Sherwood, Missy Hayter Sunday, March 3 - Exeter Becker Farm Equip 6 vs Goderich it 5 (in double overtime)) Goals: Meagan Ritz (2), Kelly Regier (2), Shawna Rowe, Theresa Wilhelm Assists: Meagan Ratz (3), Shawna Rowe, Theresa Wilhelm, Sara Szabo Again, Cheryl -Lynn Wein played strong in net More bowling results, see page 26 .K' By Ron Dann ZURICH - Joyce Hillman led Grand Bend's Wednesday night ladies team "The Pin Ups" to first place Sunday in the Zurich 5 Pin Bowl- ers' Association house round of the Black Tower Provincial Team Tournament at Town and Country lanes. Hillman set the pace for her team mates by rolling games of 323, 191 and 210 for a 724 triple and 145 pins over her 193 league average. Kay Green added plus 93, Martha McCarthy plus 43, Sharon Jenni- son and Pat Redman plus 15 each and Sandy Vandongen minus 20 as "the Pin Ups" beat their 983 team average by a whopping 291 pins. The team now advances to the Black Tower Regional rolloff when they will represent the Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Association ((O.F.P.B.A.) designated location. If the Zurich 5 Pin Association team wins the Black Tower Re- gional, it will move on to the Black Tower Provincial Championships May 25 in London. The Tuesday night Klondyke men's team, led by John Kelders with 149 pins over his 151 league average, finished in second place with 195 pins over their combined team average. The O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Provincial Championships, men's, ladies and mixed teams will be competing at the Ontario Winter Games in Barrie Thursday through Sunday. The Bluewatcr 5 Pin Bowlers As- sociation has announced the Black Tower O.F.P.B.A. Booster Club Championships Bluewater Associa- tion zone rolloffs will be held in two shifts, 10 a.m .and 2 p.m. April 21 at Clinton Crown Lanes. Plans were also completed, at Sunday night's meeting in Mount Forest, for the Bluewater 5 Pin As- sociation Labatt's Blue Light 25 member contingent to compete in the Blue Light Open Ontario Championships March 27-30 at Hamilton's 48 lane Sherwood Cen- tre. Two Zurich 5 Pin Association Blue Light Sun Bowl teams will be vieing in the Blue Light regional rolloffs Sunday at St. Thomas for the right to advance to the Blue Light Provincial Championships April 13 in an O.F.P.B.A. designat- ed city. Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 584, Al- ley Cats - Joanne Lebold 558, Town & Country - Verlyn Huston 549, Happy Gang - Pat Palen 564, Roadrunners ll - Anita Faber 476, Packers - Elaine Wei - do 702, Silly Six - Louise Jones 630, Pin - poppers - Theresa Stark 607, Odds 'n' Ends - Joyce Bailey 624, Strikes & Mrs. - Heather Forrest 581, Jolly Six - Nell McCann 637, High Single - Sandra Dickert 343, High Triple - Sandra Dick- ers 790, High Average • Sandra Dickers 214.1 TUESDAY MENS Signs & Shirts • Ron Dann 685, Fami- ly Affair - Tony Bedard 702, Newcomers - Doug Smith Jr. 606, Dashounds Too - Terry Sweiger 607, Klondyke - Tont Smits 560, Highrollers - Paul Rood 630, Wrecking Crew • 011ie Edwards 626, Rockets - Dan Heywood 637, High gle - Jim Smith 365, High Triple - Tony Bedard 789, High Average - Ron Dann 215.4. MONDAY MOBILE PARK GROUP Marie Hudson 414, Ken Hudson 516, Bob LeSouder 493, HS. - Bob LeSouder 179,11S. - Ken Hudson 176. TUESDAY CAP Joe Fahie 103, Dan Greb 90, Theresa Market 104, Penny Cara 75, Jerry Col- lins 86, Art Gibson 91, Aleida Katz 99, Doug Needs 95. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Louise Wein 485, Rosaleen Bererds 589, Lois Snell 574, Dorothy Kipfer 470, Betty Coates 442, Bev Cunningham 475, H.S. - Lois Snell 235, II.S. - Rosaleen Berends 230. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Pin Ups - Pat Redman 568, Wishful Thinners - Donna Webster 559, Alley Kass - Mary Monvnersteeg 526, Ninjn Turtles - Joyce Hillman 682, (lolly (lob- bies - Kelly Kadlecik 521, Blue Uses - Sherry Ross and Janet Haycock 616. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Frank Allen 535, Kay Allen 529, Roy Evenden 493, Olt Ol kron 464, Bob Carson 444, Hilda White 433, Pal Patch - en 428, Edith McCall 417. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Bill Burr 383-216, Thelma Thiel 286- 172, Lyda Gandier 285, Laird Jacobe 249, Jack Lillie 355.182, Austin Hartman 267-147. THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Gutterbusters - Do'' /'coo( 675, A Team - Gary Huston 660, Try Hardt - Tom Smits and Nick Littlechild 588, Strike Force - Jim Smith 674, G.MD.'a - LeeAnn Meloche 614, Odd Couples - Sherrie Ed- wards 675. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shoo - Jim Russell 600.227, Ilutrrt- dingers - Laverne McCarter 628-234, Hush Puppies - Monica Bedard 570-265, Family Ties - Deb Overholt 541-208, Ramblers - Andy Miller 588-228, Dirty Dozen • Ron Moore 499-192. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Playoffs: Pintail. Zurich 1 3775 - Jean Dann 680-288. 15 pis.; St. Marys 3518, 10 pis.; Goderich 3757, 15 pts.; Zurich 11 3498, 9 pis.; Seaforth 3358, 5 pts.; Lucan 3396, 9 pa. SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN Playoffs, B Division. Seaforth 34-6616, Mitchell 28-6354, Zurich 28 1/2-5950, Wingham 25 1/2, 5908, Molesworth 22- 5816, 011ie Edwards 304-1242; Doug Le- onhardt356.1239; Don Green 296-1224, Norm Wilding 296-1219. Zurich 36 pts. vs. Mitchell 12 pts. Frank Palen 1190, Norm Wilding 1216, Ron Dann 1119, Norm Wilding 290, Ron Dann 291, Frank Palen 278, SATURDAY YBC Bantams - 3 games - Steven Forrest 473, Brad Brown 469 (190), Shawn Wil- ler' 424, Craig Hesse 391, Heath Palen 373, Shaun Ducharme 368, Becky Kirk 358, Shannon Wilcox 348, Mandy Smith 333, Jonathon (lardy 319, Jason Hardy 316, Ryan Morrison 313, Melissa O'Brien 307, Sarah Van Aaken 306, Matthew Lir• tlechild 301. Peewees and Smiirfs - 2 games • Jar- rett Palen 204, !muter Hardy 183, Scott Forrest 180, Derek Ducharme 179, Ashlee Littlechild 163, Stacey Butson 128, Mat- thew Von Aaken 124, Kevin Pole 112. "A" Playoff - Satruday, Martie 2 • Godbolt insurance Novice ft vs Seaforth 5 Goals: Tracy Wilon (2), Kim Keller (2), Alicia Lawrence (2), Julie Godboh, Ann -Marie Parsons Assists: Tracy Wilson (2), Kim Keller Julie Godboh (2), Ann -Marie Parsons, Sunday March 3 • Playoff • Exeter 3 vs Seaforth 14 Goats: Jennifer MacNeil , Leslie Pfaff, Jody Hamilton Assists: Jody Hamilton, Suzann Steciuk, Michelle Bowerman '40 Lines from Lucan Lanes By Glena Tripp The Spin Outs of the Colleen's league rolled themselves to a win with a +311 in the Team Tournament sponsored by Hiram Walkers and held at Lucan lanes on Sunday, March 2, 1991. Shirleyy Rocs, Jean Hickson, t ia- na i.eddy, Evelyn Harrigan, Sherri Pickering, and Bonnie Ross will advance to the next round on April 21, 1991, This will be match play, pins over average. We wish you the best, ladies. Nine other teams took part in this tournament. The Campers from Sunday night league, Shamrocks and Lucky Strikes of Monday night, Bills 3 B's Wednesday night, Gary's Gals - C.A.W. League, H.H.G. & 3 Fs of Friday Night and from Thursday - the Young Guns, Blue Angels and Huron Park Suns. Some great games were bowled during the day. Pete Smith had a 361 game and a 788 triple. Earl A- lison rolled a 325 single and 784 triple. Fred Wells had an 804 day sad him Smith a 312. It was a good day. Thanks again for the support for Big Brothers and Sisters. South Region champs - Hensall Public School's senior girls' bas- ketball team recently tied for first as South Region champs with Us - borne Central Public School. Seen In the front are Shannon Kyle (left) and Richelle Elder. In the middle row from left to right we Llsa Campbell, Caro Gardner and Melissa Masse. In the back row from left to right are JLilie Rooseboom, Carolyn Upshall, Lisa Graham, Karl Taylor, Leann Consitt, Any Zwart and Tina ►)ayman, Champs - Usbome Township Public School tied for first place In the South Huron girls basketball dh4sion. Hem are, front, left; Danielle Miners, Jobee Rowe, Jayne Ballantyne, Kathryn Hem, Aila BIacclsr, Kim Passmore. Batt, left; Jim Bishop (coach), Brkiget Bradford, Fath Wallis, Sarah Leyes, Jiiilan Collins. smismommmasiamammoesluensummisalmommullielliblIt :.5? :.rias March 2 u Park 1 Lucan Green ailf tort Goals: David Fleming, Michael Bancroft, Michael Ankers, Nick Hosking (2), Jeff Moon (2) Assists: Jeff Moon, Michael Bancroft (2), David Fleming, Tony Hill, Michael Ankers , � } { } + .ate/y� � ..:.. . r.�... }�.:..•.::.l AFF T , c.' • ' ...r � •`}'� rev•.:•....... .: v. --.'•:::. .::::::....:.;.. :. ; . •?:tis` }..:: .: {.::Y • :}•:},{:•:.: ' � Ci•:7v} ::.{.: 4 :::•.,`: is v .. fi.:: } M1{ Y;•• •,\p.• �}{; �},, .:pkv :'.}:.i:.i::•:{tis.":< ' ..enre ::::.gin:::.: �::::: .. �:. �:.::: .•�:• :.� ...•.,...t ...... ....•...... March 2 Lacon Lasers 2 at Lucan Lincoln' 2 Goals for Lasers: Mau Revington, Jay Funston Assists for Lasers: Wes Revington Goats for Lincolns: Korey Hodgins, Dan Hartigan Assists: Steve Wraith, Nathan Carter • Hillman leads Grand Bend team Exeter & Area Ringette • w' moo I)elite ri fl@ Saturday, March 2 • B Playoff • Exeter /MAW Faros Equip 9 vs St. Exeter Boots: Meagan Ratz (5), Shawna Rowe (3), Sarah Mosurinjolut Assists: Shawna Rowe, Sarah Mosurinjohn , Theresa Wilhelm (2), Jayne11164 Lori Mulcahy, Kelly Regier, Jodi Tnuern net, Shannon Sherwood, Missy Hayter Sunday, March 3 - Exeter Becker Farm Equip 6 vs Goderich it 5 (in double overtime)) Goals: Meagan Ritz (2), Kelly Regier (2), Shawna Rowe, Theresa Wilhelm Assists: Meagan Ratz (3), Shawna Rowe, Theresa Wilhelm, Sara Szabo Again, Cheryl -Lynn Wein played strong in net More bowling results, see page 26 .K' By Ron Dann ZURICH - Joyce Hillman led Grand Bend's Wednesday night ladies team "The Pin Ups" to first place Sunday in the Zurich 5 Pin Bowl- ers' Association house round of the Black Tower Provincial Team Tournament at Town and Country lanes. Hillman set the pace for her team mates by rolling games of 323, 191 and 210 for a 724 triple and 145 pins over her 193 league average. Kay Green added plus 93, Martha McCarthy plus 43, Sharon Jenni- son and Pat Redman plus 15 each and Sandy Vandongen minus 20 as "the Pin Ups" beat their 983 team average by a whopping 291 pins. The team now advances to the Black Tower Regional rolloff when they will represent the Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Association ((O.F.P.B.A.) designated location. If the Zurich 5 Pin Association team wins the Black Tower Re- gional, it will move on to the Black Tower Provincial Championships May 25 in London. The Tuesday night Klondyke men's team, led by John Kelders with 149 pins over his 151 league average, finished in second place with 195 pins over their combined team average. The O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Provincial Championships, men's, ladies and mixed teams will be competing at the Ontario Winter Games in Barrie Thursday through Sunday. The Bluewatcr 5 Pin Bowlers As- sociation has announced the Black Tower O.F.P.B.A. Booster Club Championships Bluewater Associa- tion zone rolloffs will be held in two shifts, 10 a.m .and 2 p.m. April 21 at Clinton Crown Lanes. Plans were also completed, at Sunday night's meeting in Mount Forest, for the Bluewater 5 Pin As- sociation Labatt's Blue Light 25 member contingent to compete in the Blue Light Open Ontario Championships March 27-30 at Hamilton's 48 lane Sherwood Cen- tre. Two Zurich 5 Pin Association Blue Light Sun Bowl teams will be vieing in the Blue Light regional rolloffs Sunday at St. Thomas for the right to advance to the Blue Light Provincial Championships April 13 in an O.F.P.B.A. designat- ed city. Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 584, Al- ley Cats - Joanne Lebold 558, Town & Country - Verlyn Huston 549, Happy Gang - Pat Palen 564, Roadrunners ll - Anita Faber 476, Packers - Elaine Wei - do 702, Silly Six - Louise Jones 630, Pin - poppers - Theresa Stark 607, Odds 'n' Ends - Joyce Bailey 624, Strikes & Mrs. - Heather Forrest 581, Jolly Six - Nell McCann 637, High Single - Sandra Dickert 343, High Triple - Sandra Dick- ers 790, High Average • Sandra Dickers 214.1 TUESDAY MENS Signs & Shirts • Ron Dann 685, Fami- ly Affair - Tony Bedard 702, Newcomers - Doug Smith Jr. 606, Dashounds Too - Terry Sweiger 607, Klondyke - Tont Smits 560, Highrollers - Paul Rood 630, Wrecking Crew • 011ie Edwards 626, Rockets - Dan Heywood 637, High gle - Jim Smith 365, High Triple - Tony Bedard 789, High Average - Ron Dann 215.4. MONDAY MOBILE PARK GROUP Marie Hudson 414, Ken Hudson 516, Bob LeSouder 493, HS. - Bob LeSouder 179,11S. - Ken Hudson 176. TUESDAY CAP Joe Fahie 103, Dan Greb 90, Theresa Market 104, Penny Cara 75, Jerry Col- lins 86, Art Gibson 91, Aleida Katz 99, Doug Needs 95. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Louise Wein 485, Rosaleen Bererds 589, Lois Snell 574, Dorothy Kipfer 470, Betty Coates 442, Bev Cunningham 475, H.S. - Lois Snell 235, II.S. - Rosaleen Berends 230. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Pin Ups - Pat Redman 568, Wishful Thinners - Donna Webster 559, Alley Kass - Mary Monvnersteeg 526, Ninjn Turtles - Joyce Hillman 682, (lolly (lob- bies - Kelly Kadlecik 521, Blue Uses - Sherry Ross and Janet Haycock 616. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Frank Allen 535, Kay Allen 529, Roy Evenden 493, Olt Ol kron 464, Bob Carson 444, Hilda White 433, Pal Patch - en 428, Edith McCall 417. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Bill Burr 383-216, Thelma Thiel 286- 172, Lyda Gandier 285, Laird Jacobe 249, Jack Lillie 355.182, Austin Hartman 267-147. THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Gutterbusters - Do'' /'coo( 675, A Team - Gary Huston 660, Try Hardt - Tom Smits and Nick Littlechild 588, Strike Force - Jim Smith 674, G.MD.'a - LeeAnn Meloche 614, Odd Couples - Sherrie Ed- wards 675. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shoo - Jim Russell 600.227, Ilutrrt- dingers - Laverne McCarter 628-234, Hush Puppies - Monica Bedard 570-265, Family Ties - Deb Overholt 541-208, Ramblers - Andy Miller 588-228, Dirty Dozen • Ron Moore 499-192. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Playoffs: Pintail. Zurich 1 3775 - Jean Dann 680-288. 15 pis.; St. Marys 3518, 10 pis.; Goderich 3757, 15 pts.; Zurich 11 3498, 9 pis.; Seaforth 3358, 5 pts.; Lucan 3396, 9 pa. SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN Playoffs, B Division. Seaforth 34-6616, Mitchell 28-6354, Zurich 28 1/2-5950, Wingham 25 1/2, 5908, Molesworth 22- 5816, 011ie Edwards 304-1242; Doug Le- onhardt356.1239; Don Green 296-1224, Norm Wilding 296-1219. Zurich 36 pts. vs. Mitchell 12 pts. Frank Palen 1190, Norm Wilding 1216, Ron Dann 1119, Norm Wilding 290, Ron Dann 291, Frank Palen 278, SATURDAY YBC Bantams - 3 games - Steven Forrest 473, Brad Brown 469 (190), Shawn Wil- ler' 424, Craig Hesse 391, Heath Palen 373, Shaun Ducharme 368, Becky Kirk 358, Shannon Wilcox 348, Mandy Smith 333, Jonathon (lardy 319, Jason Hardy 316, Ryan Morrison 313, Melissa O'Brien 307, Sarah Van Aaken 306, Matthew Lir• tlechild 301. Peewees and Smiirfs - 2 games • Jar- rett Palen 204, !muter Hardy 183, Scott Forrest 180, Derek Ducharme 179, Ashlee Littlechild 163, Stacey Butson 128, Mat- thew Von Aaken 124, Kevin Pole 112. "A" Playoff - Satruday, Martie 2 • Godbolt insurance Novice ft vs Seaforth 5 Goals: Tracy Wilon (2), Kim Keller (2), Alicia Lawrence (2), Julie Godboh, Ann -Marie Parsons Assists: Tracy Wilson (2), Kim Keller Julie Godboh (2), Ann -Marie Parsons, Sunday March 3 • Playoff • Exeter 3 vs Seaforth 14 Goats: Jennifer MacNeil , Leslie Pfaff, Jody Hamilton Assists: Jody Hamilton, Suzann Steciuk, Michelle Bowerman '40 Lines from Lucan Lanes By Glena Tripp The Spin Outs of the Colleen's league rolled themselves to a win with a +311 in the Team Tournament sponsored by Hiram Walkers and held at Lucan lanes on Sunday, March 2, 1991. Shirleyy Rocs, Jean Hickson, t ia- na i.eddy, Evelyn Harrigan, Sherri Pickering, and Bonnie Ross will advance to the next round on April 21, 1991, This will be match play, pins over average. We wish you the best, ladies. Nine other teams took part in this tournament. The Campers from Sunday night league, Shamrocks and Lucky Strikes of Monday night, Bills 3 B's Wednesday night, Gary's Gals - C.A.W. League, H.H.G. & 3 Fs of Friday Night and from Thursday - the Young Guns, Blue Angels and Huron Park Suns. Some great games were bowled during the day. Pete Smith had a 361 game and a 788 triple. Earl A- lison rolled a 325 single and 784 triple. Fred Wells had an 804 day sad him Smith a 312. It was a good day. Thanks again for the support for Big Brothers and Sisters. South Region champs - Hensall Public School's senior girls' bas- ketball team recently tied for first as South Region champs with Us - borne Central Public School. Seen In the front are Shannon Kyle (left) and Richelle Elder. In the middle row from left to right we Llsa Campbell, Caro Gardner and Melissa Masse. In the back row from left to right are JLilie Rooseboom, Carolyn Upshall, Lisa Graham, Karl Taylor, Leann Consitt, Any Zwart and Tina ►)ayman, Champs - Usbome Township Public School tied for first place In the South Huron girls basketball dh4sion. Hem are, front, left; Danielle Miners, Jobee Rowe, Jayne Ballantyne, Kathryn Hem, Aila BIacclsr, Kim Passmore. Batt, left; Jim Bishop (coach), Brkiget Bradford, Fath Wallis, Sarah Leyes, Jiiilan Collins. smismommmasiamammoesluensummisalmommullielliblIt