Times Advocate, 1991-04-03, Page 20Page 20
Times -Advocate, April 3, 1991
Laughton takes Ontario title
� Byy Rei Dasa
HAMILTON - Lon-
don's Laurel ton
and Ontario 's
Bill Lyon won the La-
batt's Blue Light Onta-
rOpen Singles titles Saturday at
ton.
Both will now laud Ontario's 19
bowler Blue Light contingent in
s 1
the Blue Light National Cham
ships May 29 -June 1 at Moo
Jaw, Saskatchewan.
Laughton may have been des-
tined to win the ladies title. Thurs-
daY night, at the and of the 10
game qualifying round, she wound
up tied with Central Ontario's Jen
Donovan for the final qualifying
position with a 2,643 pinfall. She
then beat Donovan 240-209 in the
one game tiebreaker to claimIn fifth_
knockout, Saturday's may, single
Laugh-
ton then had to fight her way to the
title by beating the four qualifiers
above her. this she did by defeati240-
ng
Lake Ontario's Joanne Coram
Continued on page 21
Minor hockey scoreboard
March 29, 30
Saugeen City Cisme l in cry
Ripley 2 - Exeter 2
Gals: Nathan Hem, Bryon Elleriington
Assists: Soar Rowe, Ryan Beckett '
Game 2
Exeter 4 - Bowmanvr7le 1
Gals: Jason Keller (2), Nathan Hexa, Jeff Inch
Assists: Ryan Soldan, Jason Keller, Nathan Hein, Matt Szabo
Game 3
Exeter Bullets 1 - Exeter Mustangs 2
Bullets gaud. Gavin Pouts
Mustangs gunk: M and c b
Bryce DeBlock,
Genic Hann
Jeff dk, Bryce Ham
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March 29 - Game 3 of 5
Ricky 2 Stephen 4
Goals: Jeff Pinkbeiner, Shawn Stuckless. Shawn Sherwood,
Barry Edwards
Assists: Jeff Pnt1beiner, Shawn Stuckless �wn Sher-
wood. Danny Moiurinjohn, Adam
Stephen wins the series 3 games to 0 to become the Grand
Champions of Western Ontario
March 29, 30
Sauseen Country Tournament in Cheeky and Hanover
Game 1
Exeter 9 - Kitchener 0
Gait: Trevor Obre, Bryce Ham, Sham Simpson (2), Geoff
Hann 3). Adam Hem (2)
Mists: Brent Urlin, Geoff Hann (2), Shaun Simpson (2), Jeff
Mason, Bryce Ham (2), Brent Orlin (4), Jon Moore
Game 2
Exeter 2 - Cobourg 4
Gals: Brent Orlin (2)
Ails: Shaun Simpson, Jon Mone
Game 3
Exeter Mustangs 2 - Exeter Bullets 1
Gals: Bryce Ham, Geoff Hann
Ambits: Jeff DeBlock, Bryce Hann, Adam Wales
Game 4
Exeter 4 - Tiverton 3
Gala: Geoff Ham (2), Jeff Mason, Brent Uriin.
Melds: Bryce Hann (2), Shaun Simpson, Bill Kline, Jeff Ma-
son
Game 5
Exeter 3 - Cobourg 5
Gain. Brent Orlin, Bill (2)
Ambits: Adam Hem, Brent Orlin, Sham Simpson
Monsa9 Atom champs - The Hensel! Atoms finished first overall in
league standing then went on to defeat both Blyth and Zurich to be
come the WOAA south group champions. In front, from left, are Jim-
my Seaton, Paul Cooper, Ryan Munn, Chris Jones, Brock Weiss, and
Eric Groot Behind are coach Bill Noakes (left), Jacob Bruxer, Regan
Nellands, Jonathan Campbell, Dennis Noakes and coaches Ken
Bruxer and Bill Munn. In the back are Jason Corbett (left), Jonathan
Triebner, Mark Bell, Graham Keys and Bryon Struthers.
Hansa l Norio* Champs - The Hensel! Novice team capped their
league -leading season by eliminating Stephen Township the first
round, and defeatHtg both Bayfield and Zurich to take the WOM dM -
ski title. In front are Ryan Groot (left), Tuner Ir m, and Gerald
Corbett. In the middle row are Kevin Munn (l 'back
Ism,
Matthew Mousseau, and Chris Row�cliffe. At the back use Casey
O'Brien (left), Adam Miller, Jonathan Keys, Jeremy Willem, and
Ja-
son McBeath. Coach is Tom Ducharme.
All Ontario Semi -Final
tins- Exeter
Mohawks
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PolntEclwarcl
°/"vY Champs
• Wednesday at e p.m.
at the Rec Centre
Saturday at 8 p.m. (K necessary)
Lines from
Lucan Lanes
et
LUCAN - The ninth
annual Shamrock Open
bowling tournament
was held on Saturday,
March 30 at Lucan
Lanes.. A total of 38
bowlers were competing for cash
and prizes, most of which were do-
nated by Lucan and district busi-
nesses. Orval Rinn from llde ton
was the top bowler with a five
game total of 1373, 233 pins over
his 228 average. He won $160 for
this first prize. Second was Cheryl
LeYes of Lucan with a plus 221,
who won $100. Roger Horuk from
London won $80 with a plus 215
• and Roger Edwards from Stratford,
with a plus 209, won $60. Winners
o1'425 each for high singles were
Orv4l Rev with a 342, Bob Smith..
of Lucan . - 335, Scott Berger finotn, f
Si Marys - 304, Gary Melvin from
Huron Park 302 and Roger Ed-
wards - 300.
Duplicate
Bridge
Wednesday night winners
1st
Ester Hillman, John Brintnell
2nd
Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dear-
ing
3rd
Nancy Thomas, Betty Hoyles
4th
D. McCarthy, M. Quantrel
Wednesday nights,
7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall ,
Exeter Mixed
Shuffleboard
Wednesday, 27
4 e whiaers
Ross Richardson
Lloyd Lovell
Eldon Heywood
Estelle J leern�e
Doris Denham
357
345
342
312
307
298
Thursday, March 28
whiners
Lloyd Low a
520
Howard Johns 43
437
Laverne Stone
430
Hugh McKay 418
Mike Eizenga 407
3 game winners
011ie Essery 316
Jean Hern 254
Doris Miller 189
Lucan bowling
scores
LUCAN - Results of the Lu -
can Bowling Lanes March 25
to March 31.
MONDAY LADIES
Lynne Farquhar 302-766, Doane
Glanville 291-733, Pat Davis 255-
721, Barb Smith 258-678, Pant Had -
Jins 277-668, Lynn Smith 266-667,
an Vatderploq 256-663, Janet Ang-
ers 263-663, Cathy Hohst,m,n 261-
658, Deb Pearce 242-652, Joan Fink-
beiner 236-648, Joyce Sovereign 231-
642, Mara Young 218-637, Mems
Scott 209-616, Pat MacDonald 236-
606.
TUESDAY YBC
Tammy Graham 260, Matt Dow
186, Brad Goddard 186, Greg Laa-
gentdyk 171, Carey Hickson 168, Lar-
ry Smith 161, Chir Goddard 160, Su-
zanne Welch 158, Mike Yeo 150.
COLLEENS
Edith Yeo 304-723, Jean Hickson
231-613, Lo&ise Hayter 221, Deb
Scarborough 215, Pat Hodgins 205,
Marion Dykeman 204, Elaine McNair
204, Carol Stuckless 201, Sandra Ko-
hut 200.
MEDWAY
Tom BM' 307-720, Ken Weir 257-
686, Willard Smibers 229-652, Mary
Pattison 237-634, Karl Schendae
239-615, Pete DenOtter 236-614, Jim
Hastings 225-611.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Jim Brut 263-674, Ken Player 225,
Mac MacCormack 223, Charlie
Grieve 192, Marion Noels 185, Len
Smith 183, Harry Noels 180, Edie
Bun 171, Doreen Smith 162.
WEDNESDAY YBC
Marcus Applaaan 233, Glenn Kelly
149, David Meller 136, Chad Rodgers
133, Craig Leges 131, Sonja Den-
smore 121, Vanessa Smith 120.
CAW
Linda Webber 325.790, Gary Dun -
283 -764, Garry Gibson 256-742,
Floyd R' 275-726, Johne Sp.ab,e,
430-708 MdIvI s 307.7116, Claire"
41•Tripp 271-683, Joan Finkbeiner 246-
643, Cathy Batten 241-623.
THURSDAY MEN
Bob Smith 326-864, Earl Allison
349-842, Jamie Rantley 315-834,
Brad Taylor 328-814, Orval Rum
303-808, Dan H275-770, Don
Watt 273-758MetreMabe 339-753,
Pat Holland 302-727, Pete Smith 267-
721, Paul Smith 235-715, Russ Dann
260-711, Tom McLellan 239.693, Lar-
ry Smith 255-691, Brian Now 241-
689, Mike Tuqford 305-683, Bob Tay-
lor 267-677, Jim Go,dd 259-676, Dat
Wallis 242-665, Rai Willert 291-664,
Fred Allison 249-662, George Lee
268-660, Bill Mothers 263-657, Vic
Nei1256-654.
FRIDAY MIXED
Wane Smith 262-768, Bob Smith
298-755, Lynn Smith 310-724, Larry
Smith 294-698, Jim Burt 278.684,
Chris Smith 263-655, John Robinraw
238-652, Dave Smith 266-628, Rhoa-
ds Bell 233-628, Dan Rodgers 221-
610.
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