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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-04-14, Page 7the men. Chris' Chryslers lead the standings with 3,281. Walter's Olds are second with 3,189 and Art's Volkswagons are third with 3,101. Aldie's Austins hold down fourth place with 3,090 while Bart's Buicks, have 2,863. Joost's Jaguars are in the cellar with 2,776. Afternoon Ladies Things are tightening up in the standings but Salad Queens remain on top with 12,383 points. Pressure Cookers are second with 12,358 and The Sinkers are third with 12,332. Hot Pans are in fourth with 12,242 while Micro Waves are fifth with 11,871. The Blenders are in the cellar with 11,746. Elaine Boyes had the high single and triple of 299 and 730 respectively. Rosemary Armstrong had the high average of 201. Londesboro Ladies Florence Cartwright had the high single of 253 while Delores Howatt had the high triple of 649. Dorothy Carter had the high average of 199 and Lynda Kennedy was the most improved bowler with 18 pins over her average. disposing of Forest in their league semi-finals. They went on to dump Wheatley Canadians in six games. Wheatley had beaten Chatham Royals in the.., seventh and deciding game of the semi-finals. This is the first year in Intermediate hockey for the Squires. They picked up most of the players from last year's Dresden Kings who went to the OHA Inter- mediate "C" semi-finals. 4 4 b 4 "Many hands make less work" was the slogan that aptly applied to the work bees last Friday and Saturday at the community park. Here a group of volunteers take part of the roof of the mutuel building. (News -Record photo) What's rolling at the lanes YBC Teen League Deb Cook led the girls with a 326 single and 679 triple. Suzie Chambers had the high average with •196. Rick Carter led the boys with a 273 single * and 686 triple. George Collins with a 204 had the high average. Blue Jays lead the league with 3,035 pins. Jaws are second with 2,721 and Suzie's Buddies have 2,599. VB's are in the cellar with 2,576. YBC Majors Rams have a slight lead in the standings with 1491/2 points. Bad News Bears are close behind with 141, while Rough Riders are third with 137. Winners are in the basement with 1301/2 points. Nancy Kuehl and Wendy Gibbings led the girls with 221 singles. Miss Kuehl had the high triple of 621 and a high 4 average of 190. Bob Atkinson made a complete sweep for *. the boys with a 299 single, 790 triple and 212 average. Tuckersmith Mixed Rose Hummel had the high single for ladies with 296. Anna Aldwinkle's 622 was the high triple. Bob Walters had a 264 single .and 709 triple for • 0' Alley Cats continue to have a commanding lead in the standings with 114 points. Rolling Stones are a distant second with 95 while Brown Onion's are third with 89 points. Playgirls are in the basement with 75. Huron-Dex Headpins are well in front in the standings with 112 points. Things tighten up for the runnerup spot as Zepplins have 88, Try-Alls, 83 and Whiz -Bangs have 81 points. Ramblings from the races By Lois Gibbings Dapper Dillon took a new lifetime record of 2:01.3 when he 'won The Kitchener Trotting Stakes with purse of $23,350 at Mohawk Raceway on Sunday night. Fractions for the mile were 29.4, 1:01.1, 1:31, and 2:01,3. This was his ninth win of the year from 14 starts. He has also had three seconds and one third. He is owned by Doreen • Rowcliffe of Hensall and Barry Elliott of Kitchener, and the speedy six-yeareold gelding now. has earnings of over $92,000 lifetime. Finishing second was Dart Camp, owned and driven by Neil McRann of Lucan. This six-year-old Camp Hanover gelding has a record also of 2:01.3 and has made over $175,000 to date. Single Johnnie was claimed recently from John Muir of Seaforth. On March 25 at Buffalo Raceway, Hamburg, New York he was second in a $3,500 claiming race which went in 2:09.3. At London on April 6, Dennis Jewitt was fifth with Armbro Prince for Doug Bell of Londesboro. Dianne Camp, owned by Ken Holmes of Seaforth was second with Ron Williamson on the bike. Verdun Vanstone finished fifth with Cathy's Hat for his son Brad as did Joe McDaid with Bobby Tar for his owner Jim Riehl of Goderich. Muddy Knight was third with driver Ron Williamson tor Jim McLeod of Seaforth and C. Browning of Toronto. Tarus was a winner in 2:06.1 at Windsor on April 7 for Frank and Gerry John- ston of Goderich. Shelly Duke, owned by Art Maskell of Goderich, was second at Windsor on Thursday night. She raced again on Saturday afternoon, this time winning in 2:06.1. Muskoka Belle was second at Flamboro on April 7 for owner Wayne Horner of BrucetielJ. Ackwin was 'on the outside for the whole mile, but still managed to hold on for third with driver 'Bill Rapson of Holmesville for his father Gord at London on Saturday. An added attraction was the non -wagering Benefit Pace featuring six horses from the Jack Kopas Stable with the purse of over $2,000 going to the London District Crippled Children's Treat - talent Centre. The race was listed as an Exhibition Qualifying Pace since only one horse, the 4 yr. old Armbro Rally p., 2:01.2 was qualified to race this year. He broke behind the gate and was fifth. Super Clint p, 1:59.3, a three-year-old by Super Wave, also broke leaving and- was sixth. The other 3yr. olds Nat Lobell p, 2:00.4 and Jade Prince p, 1:54.1 have been rated by the United States Trotting Association as the best in North America. Jade Prince was the winner with fractions of 31.3, 1:02.3, 1:33.1, 2:03.1. Nat Lobell was third. The four -year-olds Adam Lobell p, 1:57.3 and Trent Lobell p, 2:02.2 were second and fourth. • Most of the Clinton fans(._ who were in Kentucky last October 5 when Jade Prince Port Elgin-Petrolia Series all tied up at 2 -apiece Port Elgin Sunocos of the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "C" (Central Division) have tied ups their semi-final • best -of -seven series with Petrolia Squires, '2-2, Petrolia won the Seaway Intermediate League. Port Elgin got to the semi- " finals by defeating Clinton Colts in league playoffs. They went on to defeat Fergus "Green Machine' and are now battling the Squires. Petrolia had little trouble in Stico siclingmean a great deaI! Great strength! Great beauty! Great colours! stelco siding In fact, a great package! Improve your home the smart way. 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