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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-01-28, Page 17Atoms travel to Silver Stick Tournament On Friday and Saturday January 23 and score up at -1-1 at 8:09 with an unassisted 24 the Clinton Atoms played in the North marker. American Atom Silver Stick Tournament In the second period, Chris Kennedy's held in Forest and Sarnia. goal at 1:44 shot Clinton into a 2-1 lead. In their first game on Friday the Atoms Lrnemates Danny Wildfong and Mark Liver - defeated Cobden (a Sudbury area team) by more helped set up the goal. a 3-1 score. Clinton jumped off to a 2-0 first With only 10 secoads_left in the period, Lee period lead on goals by Mark Livermore and Gibbings' found Craig McAsh parked all Craig McCash. Livermore's goal came at alone in front of the Merriton goal for an 2:40 when he cashed in on a nice set-up from easy score. Danny Wildfong. At 8:15 of the period Craig In the third stanza Mark Livermore tip- McAsh snored an unassisted marker. ped in a blueline-shot from defenceman In the second period at 3:21 Danny Bryan Watson at 2:55 to give Clinton what Wil on 's hard wrist shot from the left looked to be a comfortable 4-1 lead, but two face-off gcircle found the range to give Clin- quick goals late in the game .by Merriton ton a 3-0 bulge. Chris Kennedy and Bryan made it close as the Clinton boys hung on for Watson earned assists. the victory. . Cobden sported the shutout bids . of Bracebridge 4 - Clinton 2 goaltender Derek Hoggarth and Dave On Saturday afternoon Bracebridge took Nahrgang with less than three minutes to go advantage of some sloppy play by the Atoms in the game. to post a 4-2 win. A good, solid effort by the defence core of In the first period Bracebridge took a 1-0 Scott Shaddiolck, Shane MacDonald; Ryan lead on a powerplay goal at 4:31. Less than a Watson, Scott Wright and Tyler McGregor. minute later Danny Wildfong tied it up 1-1 on Jeff Oesch foiled many danger rushes of the a screen shot from the top of the left fdce-off Cobden team. circle. Chris Kennedy and Shane Mac - Clinton 4 - Merriton 3 Donald picked up assists on the tally. In the second game on Saturday the Before the period had ended Bracebridge Atoms fell behind 1-0 early in the game but scored another powerplay goal to make it came roaring back in the middle stages with 2-1. The only goal of the second period four straight goals. They then fought off a belonged to Bracebridge as Hoggarth was determined Merriton team to squeak out a screened from a long blueline shot. narrow 4-3 victory. In the third period Clinton came out hustl- After falling behind 1-0 at 4:08 of the first ins and they were rewarded as Danny period, Clinton's Chris Kennedy tied the Wildfong was able to work himself into the clear for a goal on some excellent passing and play -making by linemates Mark Liver- more and Chris Kennedy. With the score 3-2 in Bracebridge's favor a Clinton giveaway led to another goal to make the final score 4-2. With the loss Clinton's 15 game winning streak came to an end. Also, the loss made Clinton's tournament record stand at two wins and a loss. That meant they had to play a mini -game of one ,ten minute period against Onaping Falls who had an identical win -loss record. Onaping Falls 1- Clinton 0 In the mini -game of one ten minute period Clinton fell victim to a 1-0. loss, thus ending their hopes of bringing their first Silver Stick North American ,Championship to this town. The winning goal came at the 6:04 mark and it stood up as the Onaping Falls team advanced to the semi-finals. The next day (Sunday) they were eliminated by Bracebridge who had previously beaten Clinton. Even though the Clinton boys lost their chance to win the Silver Stick they played very well. The boys can be proud of their ac- complishments in the tournament. The Atoms thank all those who followed the team and appreciate their support. Thanks again to Realtor Bailey who paid their entry fee and also thanks to the town of Clinton and Minor Hockey who donated pins as gift exchanges for each team Clinton played against. Strikes, spares and misses Tuesday Afternoon I.adics Hurnpty l)umptys 15 109 h;woks 14 102 Four Blind Mice 14 101 Mother Gooses 12 99.5 Penny Overboe was the top bowler for the Ohl ladies on January 20 .with the high single of 97.5 276, the high triple at 668 and the high 96 average of 211. The attendance draw was 96 won by Heather Hart. Howling games over 200 for the day were l'ennv Overboe with'209 and 276, Betty Kelly 222 and 264, Penny McLarty 205, Lia Hog- garth 209, 253 and 203, Irene Thalen 230, I le'athe'r Hart 207 and Kittie McGregor 209. Londesboro Ladies 'reepurg ('harlies 96 Tiger fillies 90 I )affvdils 69 orchids 56 1 huuly lions 52 c'arol's Silly 1,11lies 33 During January 20 bowling, Jane Lyon had the high single with 238 while Connie De - ,i wig was runner-up with 226. Jane Lyon was ;dsu the high triple winner at 582 and runner - op Connie De.long had 560. Dorothy Airdrie hail the high average of 203 and Susan Pro- ctor was runner-up with 187. The hidden score prize was won by Laurel Mitchell with 1:15. Faber's Gumdrops Helen's Rosebuds Johnson's Jelly Beans Tudy's Black Balls Bev's Bonkers Shirley's Candy Apples Jamieson's Ju-Jubes Ede's Bulls Eyes Nancy Roy had the high single for the ladies on January 20 with a score of 285 as well as the high triple. at 655 while Heten Faber had the high average of 204. The hid- den score prizes donated by Dixie Lee Chicken were won by Joyce Van Riesen and Iva Reid. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Kathy Ladd, 200: Sheila Keys, 201; Beulah Keys, 203; Candace Elliott, 204; Mert Elliott, 204, 219; Lois Gibbings, 212, 219; Pat Taylor, 228; Bev Harris, 229; Iva Reid, 224, 235; Nancy Roy, 213, 285. Wednesday Night Mixed Mission Impossible ;3 Hart To Hart 63 The Gong Show 60 The Little Rascals tit) One Day At A Time 59 Check It Out 54 The Enforcers J4 Road Runners 5:3 "Those ladies that bowled games over 200 Flo Cartwright was the top bowler fur the included: Dorothy Airdrie, 201; Jane Lyon, ladies on January 21 with the high single of 210, 238; Carol Strickland, 203; Marj 266, the high triple at 663 and the high MrNall, 215; Dianne Elliott, 223; June average of 194. On the men's side, John Nnthergill, 202; Janet Taylor, 200; Connie Manning had the high single with 250, John 1 )e.lunt;, 226. Hart had the bigh triple at 679 and farad Londesboro Men Atkinson had the high average of 207. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town 81 Whiners 67 Beginners Luck 66 Cormiers Crushers (14 Strikers a5 Grammas and Grampas 51 The Odd Couple 52 The Apple Gang 'lt) Bowling for the ladies on .January 22 Nan- cy Atkinson had the - ii, 1 in all three 'categories with the high .'lc of 309, the high triple at 751 and the high average t.t 211. Rob Van Darlune had the high single with 266 and the high triple at h64 while Doul; Buchanan had the high average of 22:3 Clinton and Area Ladies Smurfettes 19 Winnie Poohs 11; LEARN TO CLOG Fun for everyone at the Goderich Township Hall HOLMESVILLE NOW ON EVERY THURSDAY EVENING 7:00 - 8:30 PM FEE: '2.50 PER EVENING FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Shannon Preszcator 482-3141 THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE PIZZA PALACE RESTAURANT - BAYFIELD WALTON AREA SPORTS CLUB ANNUAL POKER RAL _X Sunday, ebs lst, AT WALTON HALL Registration 11 a. m - 2 p. m DOOR & CASH PRIZES LUNCH BOOTH, Snownobiles Only addle. Buteks Model T's ('hevs I'nrsc•hcs 'f lairds Paul Buchanan had the high single for the nn•n on .January 22 with a score of 283 while Lill Rnv had the high triple at 705 and the hell average of 205. Pee Wee and Bantam YBC t shy Kids 39 .1111. A"'Team 33 h. rstles' Silly Strikers 32 .lennifers' Strikers :'le'ehans' Pin Downers 24 Knight Riders 24 I'Itt Busters 20 'I ,ti. "(earners 16 J ander Burt had the high single for the 78 66 55 54 54 50 28 • Bantam girls on January 24 with 176 while Kyrstie Pounder had the high double with 330 and Jennifer Burt had the high average of 152. For the Bantam boys Tim Elliott had the high single of 256 and the high double at 414 while Dale Marsh had the high average of 159. Krista Black had the high single for the Pee Wee girls with 111 and Michele Tyn- dall had the high double at 194 as well as the high average of 85. Stephen King was the top bowler for the Pee Wee boys with the high single of 131, the high double at 250 and the high average of 112. Tuckersmith Mixed Mike's Melons 92 Gerrit's Carrots 82 Jack's Lemons 81 Ralph's Rutabagas 81 Henry's Honeydews 75 Angus' Artichokes 69 Diane Bruinsma had the high single for the ladies on January 26 with 243 while Freda Snieder had the high triple had 595 and Ann de Weerd had the high average of 188. Ralph Postma had the high single for the men with 232 as well as the high triple at 625 while Angus Hummel had the high average of 209. Those bowlers that rolled games over 200 for the day included: Ann de Weerd, 233; Stien de Weerd, 227; Marrianne Reinhart, 206; Marion van Wyk, 205; Wilma Heykoop, 204; Hilda Veenstra, 242; Tony Fidom, 229; Angus Hummel, 217; Herman Reinink, 207; Henry Hummel, •202; Ralph Stryker, 201. Wednesday Night YBC 69 68 65 62 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987—Page 17 Revenge Of The Nerds Screwballs Gimmie ABreak The Boss Bowlers Pinheads Party Animals 18 Patti Maguire was the top bowler, for the senior ladies on January 21 with the high single of 186, the high triple at 484 and the high average of 171. One bowler also took the top in all the categories for the senior men as Shawn Gautreau had the high single with 232, the high triple at 624 and the high average of 184. Colleen McAdam was the best junior girl bowler as she had the high single with 182, the high triple at 474 and the high average of 161. The top positions were shared by the junior boys as Jeff Shellenberger had the high single with 263 and the high triple at 650 while Doug Maguire had the high average of 168. Come and hear our NEW TOP 40 SOUND THIS WEEK-Thur.s.-Fri.-Sat. 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