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SPORTS
Zurich bowlers take `B' title Fury lose to
by one point on Saturday Dorchester
Ron Dann •
ZURICH - Zurich Town and Country men's team
won the Intertown league 'B' division five week
playoffs by just one point, 74-73, over fourth round
playoff leading Wingham Saturday at Town and
Country lanes.
A total come -from -behind five game team effort
by b'rich featured Gary Huston's 1,324, Luke
Mommersteeg's 1,221, Tony Bedard's 1,053, Ted
Stanlake's 1,036 and Doug Smith's 1,033 pinfalls.
Included in Huston's leading score was a 412 sin-
gle compiled by rolling 11 consecutive strikes fol=
lowing a first frame seven score Don Kirk had his
turn off for the day but played an important part ear-
lier in the playoffs.
O.M.B.A. provincial shootout
Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Association's Rosemary
Rader and Bluewater Master Bowler Bev Cregan fin-
ished thirty -fust in a field of 200 teams in the five
game, pins over average, $34,000 Ontario master
Bowlers' Association (O.M.BA.), Provincial Shoot-
out Saturday at Hamilton.
Rader and Master Bowler Cregan scored respec-
tive plus 63 and plus 61 pins for a team total of 124
pins over their combined averages but missed the
prize money in the top ten positions which featured
$20,000 to the champion O.M.B.A. team.
Zurich Association's second representative from
Hensall, Norm Corkin and Bluewater Association
Master Bowler Mike Cregan finished well down in
the final standings.
The Gutter Rats took the championship of the Lucan
men's bowling league. Back, left, Laurie McGee, Ken Rempel
and Jim Quance. Front, Jeff Van Haarlem and Jim Dixon. Miss -
in was Pete Chri 1-.
DORCHESTER - The Exeter
Fury lost 1-0 to Dorchester Satur-
day.
Both teams seemed evenly
matched with scoring opportunities
arising for both sides.
Fury's Tom Westerveld came
close to scoring when he shot one
up over the bar from in close. A
couple of minutes later Exeter
failed to capitalize on a wild scram-
ble in front of the Dorchester net
having five shots turned away by
the Dorchester defensmen.
The home team scored late in the
half on a screen shot that eluded
goaltender Jason Murray.
Exeter pressed hard to even the
score with Dan Martens getting a
blistering shot away from the inside
box only to be stone -walled by the
Dorchester goalie.
The Fury will take on Morning-
star from London Sunday in a 4:00
home game.
Friday Night Dart League Champs are, from .left back row, Wayne Edwards, Gamet Shipman
Mike Graham, Ray Warner, Greg Bell. Middle row Jean Graham, Monty Scott, Betty Bowerman
Front row, Darlene Edwards, Eileen Spurn, Liz McAuslan and Brenda Semenyk.
The Kingpins won the Lucan men's league bowling champion-
ship. Back, left, Bob Smith, Pat Holland and Dave Smith.
Front. Bob Taylor, Brad Taylor and Gary Hod ins.
Friday Night Mixed Dart League Champs, back left, Brenda
Semenyk, Mary Keenan, Shirley Scott, and, middle, Monty
Scott.
The "A" and grand champs of the Lucan men's bowling
• league were the Blue Angels. Back, left, Jeff Allison, Tom Bul-
lock, Dwayne Cadman and Dave Glendinning. Front, Colin
Brewer. Earl Allison and Fred Allison.
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Hawks Hockey Club
Annual Meeting
Wed., May 24
South Huron Rec Centre
7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome
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Presentation will be held at the
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Demonstrations from Exeter,
Seaforth and Zurich schools
Belt, sword, and certificate
presentation
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Presentation begins at 3:30 p.m. , !-
"Spectators welcome"
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Jim Smith, president of the Lucan men's bowling league re-
ceives a plaque from Jim Chapman of the South Huron Big
Brothers and Big Sisters. The league received a total of
$3,489.40 In pledges.
Friday Night Mixed "A" champs, back left, Dave Pear, Greg
McAuslan,GIoria Pear and Liz McAuslan.
Individual winners in the Lucan men's bowling league am
shown here. Back, left, 246 average Bob Smith, 380 singles
Jim Dixon, Don Watt and Frank Palen. Front, percentage Tom
Bullock, 907 triple Pete Smith and most improved Jason
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13111 Mathes of the Lucan men's bowling league amassed the
most pledges for the eighth straight year in the South Huron
Big Brothers and Big Sisters bowlathon. His contribution was
$2,532.26 and above receives an award from Jim Chapman
of the Big Brothers organization.
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