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MI's highs single..rtan`c Burma
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son, ,Nancy Paef, Pon Bin01*
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The big guns were really
booming as, Hai Swatrldge and
Mac g#took the men'stop.
honors134.00Mae bad the- hi gh
triple'with a terriflc 924 white
Hap Just missed out on a 409
game, with a'high 'single of 316.
Mae's high single was 363 while.
Hap's triple was. 886.
.Gwen MacLaurin was the -la -
.dies' top bowler with a 2 5 0 •
Single and 620 triple, Marilyn
Ritchiewas right behind with a
249 single and 60.6 triple.
Fran'! Ty Cats continue to
lead the league with 437points,
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ley Storey 294;. high triple,
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WROXETER LEAGUE
John Wheeler, 221; Gordon
Kaster,. 217, .201 Tom Buchan-
.an,
uchan-.an, 221;. Robert Peel, 208; Don
Adams, 209, 201; Dorothy El- .
schner, 205; Wendell Stamper,
218; Jack Burns, 203; Ron Ma-
pletoft, 228. •
FORDWICH LEAGUE
The Mixed bowling league,
report the following high scores
last week from the Fordwich
Lanes: Jean Sothem 246; Lu-
cille
u-cille Reid 230; Morley. Johnson
228; .Phyllis Bolander 200; Rus-
sel Behrns 265, 217; Doug Bunk-
er 213; Marg Bridge.206; Blake
Gibson 204; Lorne Lambldn 229;
Lynn Bunker 211; Jack King 206;
Don Bridge 260.
GORRIE LEAGUE
Donna Latronico 209; Mary
Helen Thompson 225; Ron Li-
vermore 241, 235; Bob Edgar
243; Hugh Hutchison 252, 216;
Bob Ferguson 219, 211; Wilford
Latronico 239:
Bridge • results
North and South: First, Mrs.
J. H. Crawford and Mrs. H.
Fisher; second , J. H. Crawford
and C. Hodgins; third, Mrs. F.
Forgie and J. Martin; fourth,
Mrs. G. Gannett • and Mrs. D.
B. Porter.
.. East `and West First, W. H.
French and B. Ortleib; second,
Rev. and Mrs. K. Hawthorn;
third , Mrs. W. Caslick and G.
Beard; fourth, Mr. and Mrs.
Farish Moffat.
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AFTER BATTLING TNROUG -°!snow, dark-
ness and cold innthe winter Or rally, spon-
sored by the Wingham Car Club last Satur-
day
aturday evening, the winning team of Doug
Cameron and Larry McDonald was present:
ed withtrophies for the over-all Win and
dash plaques for firstplace position in'i the
men's class. The presentation was Made
by Del Burkhart of the Wingham Car Club.
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BY ANDY DOIG, LINDA MARTIN - AND
LINDA IANGENDOEN
It finally happened! Howick
defeated Minto to win the Inter -
School Flag Football champion-
ship. The game . was played at
Minto on November 24th. Min-
to had won the trophy four years
before. •
In the first quarter Howick
received its biggest break. Ron
Kaufman made a quick kick.
The kick was short but Doug
Inglis recovered the ball, and
scampered to the Minto 15 -yd.
line. On two plays Howick ad-
vanced to the '7 -yd. line. .In-
stead of trying for the 2 yards,
Brian Hoist •licked on a first -
down, giving Howick a single
point. This was the deciding
point throughout the game, un-
til the last play, when T o m
fillings intercepted a Mint o
Midgets .win
8-3 over Lucknow
BY OWEN CURTIS
The Wingham Midgets have
done it again! Last Friday night
the boys defeated their oppon-
ents,
ppon ents, Lucknow, with a score of
. 8-3.
in the first period Wingham
scored three times, these goals
being the only three of that
period. . At 5:35 Gary Meyer
began the action assisted by
Hilbert. O'Krafkaa and McPher-
son each registered singles, as-
sisted by Millen and Mowbray
respectively.
The second period opened
with Wingham scoring twice,
with just minutes in between.
The first goal was scored by
Hilbert assisted by Sangster and
o'Krafka. The second point
was made by Mowbray and ,that
goal was unassisted. In less
than a minute .to play. Luck -
now scored. breaking the hopes
of a shutout for MacKenzie.
During the third period all
scores were close. Lucknow
opened the period with their
second goal of the evening.
Wingham *scored twice and made
the score 7-2. The goals were
scored by Hilbert and Millen,
both unassisted.
Lucknow scored their last
goal of the game at the 15:00
minute mar:. Gibson fors Wing -
ham scored the final goal.
Curlers' euchre
BELGRAVEr-The Country
Curlers held a euchre and or-
ganization sleeting last Tues-
day evening in the community
Looms. The winners of the
euchre were:
High woman, Ras Turvey
(playing as a wornan);'low wo-
man, Mn. Lloyd Chappel; high
man, Vern Hugter: low man;
John R. Taylor; lucky draw,
Gordon Gibson.
pass, running 40 yards to give
Howick a touchdpwn. The con-
vert was not attempted.
During the game neither
team could move the ball of-
fensively because the snow-cov-
ered field became muddy and
slippery, especially in, middle
field. Both teams were bril-
liant defensively. On •Miinto's
third down Howick stopped
their. fumbles.
'Thin 7tl.lin(AJ1S �"e�i��iv�fc'k. i6
i. .strong,defence with two inter-
cept?ons. . At the end of the
game,, Mr. Dean, physical ed-
ucation teacher at Minto,, pre-
sented the trophy to Andy Doig,
Ron Kaufman and Tom fillings,
. captains ofHowick.
The• trophy was donated by
the Harriston Home and School
Association. Mr. Livermore,
the coach of Howick, com-
mented at the end of the game:
"We were small but mighty.
Desire indeed is important and
the .boys from fIowick certain-
ly had the desire to win the I
game. This year Howick has
had its most successful year
since entering the league. The
team won 11 and lost 3.
11.
The members of the team
are: Rick Siddall, 10'T.D.'s,
1 flag; Doug Inglis, 3 T.D. 's,
33 flags; David Hargrave, 2
T.D. 's; Peter Browne, Danny
Newton, 34 flags; David Mac-
Ewen, 3. T.D. 's, 1 flag; Ron
Kaufman, captain, 12 T.D. 's,
39 flags; Tom Jillings, captain,.
11 T.D. 's, 42 flags; Andy Doig,
captain, 2T. D. 's, 15 flags;
Brian Hoist, 1 T.D. , 38 flags;
Earl Thornton, 1 T.D. , 41 flags
Alan Taylor,13 flags; Bruce
Dickert, 1 T.D. , 3 flags; Steve
Kaufman, 1 flag; Brian Shoe-
maker, 36 flags; Roger King;
Brian Robinson, 1 flag; Iva n
Erb; Don MacEwen, 1 flag; Da-
vid Crowe; Tim Wylie; R o n
Livermore, a good coach.
The Sports Club takes this
oppoto offer its congrat-
ul ns t •the Howick team
and the c ach, Ron Livermore,
for a very successful year.
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
On November 29, at F. E.
Madill Secondary School in
Wingham, Sacred Heart Public
School defeated Howick Central
In the championship game to
win the first Public School Vol-
leyball trophy at the volleyball
toumament held here.
The first game Howick play-
ed against East Wawanosh, How-
Ick winning 15-5. They had a
five minute break, then playing
east Wawanosh for the second
time in the two out of three
series. This score was 15-1 in
favour of Howick.
The winner of another game
played Howick, which happen-
ed to be Wingham Public School,
Howick also defeated them in
the first game 15-4. The sec-
ond game was as geed as the
Iltit. The score then was 15-6
for Howick.
After estopping for lunch the
boys played Ripley, winning 15-
8. The second game was won
by Howick with the score 15-8
also. •
For the championship ganrie
Howick played Sacred Heart.
Thelatter defeated Howick in
the first game 17-15 ina thrill-
ing contest.
Sacred Heart was defeated in
the second game by the score
15-6. The finial game was a
thriller and packed full of ex-
citement as the lead changed
hands several times, but -finally
Sacred Heart won by a score of
15-12.
.Howick played very strong
games throughout the entire
tournament.. Adding to the ex-
citement of the1tournament
were cheer ders=rfrom the/var.-4
ious schools. The boys from
Howick Central School were
certainly inspired by the enthus-
iastic cheers of .the girls in their
colourful green and gold uni-
forms.
The volleyball members are:
Roa Kaufman, Andy Doig, Tom
Jiilings, Brian •Hoist, Earl Thorn.
ton, Clarke Galbraith, Doug
Inglis, Don MacEwen, Dave
MacEwen, Rick Siddall, . Tim
Wylie, Jitnmy.Yeoman, Bruce
Dickert, Alan Taylor. Ji m
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