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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-04-27, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, April 27, 1994 SPORTS Kristin Strang, right, of the South Huron Senior team against Elgin on Saturday. Seniors eliminated early I Allow only one goal in three games EXETER - Lacking in offence, the hosting senior girls soccer team failed to win a game Saturday in the Exeter Optimist -South Huron Sen- ior Girls Soccer Tournament on Sunday. In the four division, I6 -team event, the Panthers opened with a scoreless tie against London Oak- ridge and then in their second game, battled to another 0-0 dead- lock, this time against John Paul II. Later in the afternoon, South Hu - Zurich bowling team wins in Strafford By Ron Dann ZURICH - The "Frisky Five" Zu- rich Bowlers' Association Black Tower ladies champion team won the Black Tower Regional Team ti- tle Sunday at Stratford. Zurich won the three game, round robin, match play, pins over average rolloff with 17 points, three more than second place Stratford. Connie Masse led the Zurich team to victory by scoring 123 pins over her average while Arlene Bry- son, Natalie Mason, Barb Reschke, Carol Prang and Petra O'Neal add- ed plus 78, plus 46, plus 29, minus 16 and minus 30 respectively. Zurich now advances, along with Zurich Association's tournament director Bert de Bont as team coach, to the Black Tower Provin- cial Team Championship June 4 at Toronto's O'Connor Bowl. A Mo- lesworth team is also advancing from another Black Tower Region- al held Sunday at Molesworth. , Black Tower Booster Regional Tourney Lucknow's Dave Sproul came from behind with a hot third game 317 score and a 634 triple to win the Bluewater Five Pin Bowlers' Association Black Tower Booster Club Zone three game, pins over average rolloff with 199 pins over his 123 league average Sunday in a field of 54 entries hosted by Zurich Town and Country Lanes. Mount Forest's Karen Rave rolled a tremendous 836 triple but fell five pins short with 194 pins over her 214 average and Moles - worth's Kim Cupskey finished third with a 763 triple and 157 pins over her 202 average. Sproul will now represent Blue - water in the Black Tower Ontario Five Pin Booster Club Champion- ships May 28 at an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) designated location. Two Zurich teams are competing in the Ontario National Golden Age Men's and Ladies Triples Champi- onship today at Hamilton's Bol- O'Drome lanes. The Zurich Men's team includes Grand Bend Golden Agers Milt Robins and Ron Dann along with Grand Coves' Milt Glendenning while the Ladies team consist of Grand Coves' Hilda White and Vi Glendenning along with Dash- ood's Theresa McCann. The Ontario Champion Ladies nd Men's team will advance to the National Championships in Saska- toon, Saskatchewan. The playoff champs of the Zurich Men's League were the Hen- sall Boomers. In front are Darren Keyes (left) and Trevor Truemner. Behind are Peter Bedard Sr. (left), Peter Bedard Jr., Don Kirk, and missing is Mike Lebold. Individual awards to top bowlers In the Zurich Men's League this year went to Gary Huston (front left, high average), Peter Bedard Jr. (most Improved), Jim Russell (back left, high triple), and to Paul Rood for his high single. The 'A' champs of the Zurich Men's Bowling League were the Rockets this season. They were presented with their awards last Tuesday evening in Zurich. In front, from left, are Gary Huston, Jim Bedard, and Jim Russell. Behind, from left, are Wayne Pearce, Bert deBont, Don Jackson, Frank Palen, and Bill Coleman. Hockey pool winners EXETER - The following arc the results of the NHL Hockey Pool for the '93-94 season: First - Randy Gilfillan, trip to At- lantic City; Second - Jim Lewis. Skydome Package; Third - Brian Taylor, Ironwood Golf Passport; Fourth - Brad Coates, hockey lock- er and aluminum stick; Fifth - Ja- son McFalls, two Jays tickets and transportation; Sixth - Bob Coates, Pepsi golf bag; Seventh - Jack Full- er, Murphy's Pub and Eatery gift certificate; Eighth - Doug Small, Kentucky Fried Chicken gift certifi- cate; Ninth - Sherri Pickering, new Orleans Pizza gift certificate; Tenth - Rick Hundey, RSD Sports Den gift certificate. Winners of the Month ar :: Octo- ber, Dennis Foran; November, La- verne Heywood; December, Scott Bogart; January, Steve Farquhar; February, Rick Hundey; March, Robert Ens. Thanks to all those who took part in the hockey pool. Money raised will go toward the swim pool reno- vations. The Recreation staff will be operating the pool again next season and entry forms will he available at the Recreation Centre in September. ron and East Elgin were scoreless up until about 30 seconds left in the first half when East Elgin got one past Jana Webster for the only goal of the game. Despite having only one goal scored against them, the Panthers did not advance. London CCH won the tournament. Thursday in league play, South Huron beat Wingham's F.E. Madill 2-1 as Kim Farquhar and Jamie McGee scored for the Panthers. In other soccer action, the boys' teams host their own tournament of Saturday in Exeter. ROWE E P L 1. E U C M T�`B R I I N C G • Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Natural Gas • Submersible and Jet Pump Install. Free Estimates RRI Woodham 229-6284 or 2350906 Owned& operated by Dennis Rowe MCP it A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! 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