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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-02-11, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1987 Pee Wees sweep series three straight games On February 5 the local PeeWees traveled to Durham for game two of their OMHA best of five series. ' After a sluggish start and some ragged play by both teams someone finally told the local boys they were in a hockey game and 'they responded with four straight goals in the last three minutes; three of them in 19 seconds. Scott Jewitt tallied the first two on assists from Shawn Chipchase before Chipchase scored one of his own with assists going to Jason Carter and John Bezaire. Jason McAsh closed out the period on g'set up from Scott Koetsier. Jason Fleet upped the count to 5-0 with an unassisted goal in the second frame before Durham replied with two of their own. Kerr Bell and Mike Watson did the scoring. In the third period Chipchase added his se- cond of the night from Carter 'as did Fleet with an assist from Matt Townsend. Mark Campbell closed out the scoring for Durham as his weak shot from the point .with 10 seconds left eluded goalie Danny Dupee who had replaced starter Darren Stevenson in the third period. Once again the Local boys stuck to hockey as they were penalized only three times compared to six minors for Durham. On February 7 Clinton again made the trek to Durham for what proved to be the third and final game. Neither team showed much drive in this Sports contest as it looked like everyone was wear- ing shoes. Mike Watson ` opened the scoring for Durham and Jason Carter replied for Clin- ton in the first period. Chipchase and Jewitt 'drew assists. Chipchase then gave the locals a short- lived lead on a setup from Jewitt. Mike Hastie was quick to tie it for Durham, before they local boys finally started to skate. Replacing starting goaltender Danny Dupee with Darren Stevenson seemed to spark the team a little as Jason Fleet rap- ped in two quick ones before the end of the second. Chipchase and Jewitt assisted on the first while Jewitt and Scott Koetsier set up the second. The third period was dominated by Clin- ton as they scored three unanswered goals to wrap up the series. Jewitt from Carter, McAsh from Chris .Johnson and Scott Rothwell, and Fleet with his third of the night from Carter did the scoring. With a bye in the next round Clinton will now wait on the winner of the Wingham- Seaforth series to challenge for the WOAA crown and OMHA representative. With a week off for practice the PeeWees will take on Exeter on Minor Hockey Day, February 13, at 8:15 p.m. The next series will start the following week. "41 Ask about the RRSP Plan that PAID 50% MARE in 1986 than comparable plans at most banks and trust companies Clinton Community CREDIT UNION CLINTON 482-3467 EXETER 235-0640 CASH BACK H&R BLACK Why wait for your tax refund when you could get Cash Back now? 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Londesboro Ladies Creeping Charlies Tiger Lillies Daffydils Orchids Dandylions • Carol's Silly Lillies Susan Proctor had the high single for the ladies on February 3 with 240 while runner- up Sandy Wilson had 231. For the high triple Mary Salverda came out on top with 608 and runner-up Janet Taylor had 579. Dorothy Airdrie, with 202, had the high average and runner-up Susan Proctor had 187. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Mary Salverda, 225, 218; Connie DeJong, 222; Janet Taylor, 214; Susan Pro- ctor, 290; Sandy Wilson, 231; Marie Lobb, 209; Dorothy Airdrie, 214. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town 84 Beginners Luck 70 Whiners 69 Cormiers Crushers 69 Strikers 60 The Odd Couples 59 Grammas and Grampas 54 The Apple Gang 42 During January 29 bowling Suzie Dale had the high single with 271 and the high triple at 677 while Nancy Atkinson had the high average of 211. Brian Hough had the high single for the men with 318 while Jim Wat- son had the high triple at 712 and Doug Buchanan had the high average of 223. Wednesday Night Mixed Mission Impssible 78 Hart To Hart 72 The Little Rascals 69 The Gong Show 66 One Day At A Time 65 Road Runners 63 Check It Out 62 The Enforcers 57 During February 4 bowling Penny Over- boe had the high single of 299 as well as the high triple at 664 and Flo Cartwright had the high average of 194. Steve Gibbings had the high single for the men with 263 while Larry Gibbings had the high triple at 663. There was a tie for the high average as both Steve Gibbings and Brad Atkinson bowled 206. Honorable mention is given to Karen Pounder as she achieved a single of 310 as well as a triple of 800. ' Londesboro Men 101 96 73 66 59 43 Caddies Buicks Model T's 88 70 65 T -Birds 59 Porsches 59 Chevs 58 Joe Hunking had both the high single and the high triple on February 5 with scores of 298 and 657 respectively, while Bill Roy had the high average of 203. Pee Wee and Bantam YBC Cosby Kids 44 Kyrsties' Silly Strikers 35 The "A" Team 34 Jennifers' Strikers 32 Sheehans' Pin Downers 30 Knight Riders 27 Pin Busters 21 Tag Teamers 17 Jennifer Burt was the top bowler for the Bantam girls on February 7 with the high single of 225, the high double at 338 and the high average of 152. For the Bantam boys Michael Colclough had the high single with 169 while Dale Marsh had the high double at 320 and the high average of 159. In the Pee Wee girls' division Michele Schropshall had the high single with 103 and the high double at 190. Michele Schropshall also tied for the high average with Michele Tyndall as both bowled 84, Michael Atkinson had the high single for the Pee Wee boys with 139 and Stephen King had the high double at 229 as well as the high average of 111. Clinton and Area Ladies Sin urfettes 30 Winnie Poohs 27 Humpty Dumptys 26 Ewoks 24 Four Blind Mice 24 Mother Gooses 19 On February 3 Barb Dale had the high single of 243 while Wilma Veenstra had the high triple at 585 and Penny Overboe had the high average of 210. The attendance draw was won by Marg Medd. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Lia Hoggarth, 213, 213; Wilma Veenstra, 231; Barb Dale, 243; Heather Hart, 212; Betty Kelly, 223; Penny Overboe, 214; Nancy Sue Swan, 225; Kittie McGregor, 226; Kathy Black, 229. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Faber's Gumdrops 120 Helen's Rosebuds 115.5 .Johnson's Jelly Beans 111 Bev's Bonkers 109 Shirley's Candy Apples 107.5 Tudy's Black Balls 107 Ede's Bulls Eyes 106 .Jamieson's .Ju-Jubes 104 Lois Gibbings had the high single for the WE'RE HONDA CRAZY! We're so convinced that l londa is the best brand on the market. that we went out and bought hundreds of Honda everything. We're now up to our necks in Hondas. Every one of them is now on sale. All At Crazy Honda Prices! I IftRW 1l,Ht I-.� N'1'Q • I M' ,x AT Hnr.HT (712.6 CL17T 2.51) )77' O • SNAD(1W 7'80 A great beginner bike with big bike styling! CIM 250 CF, 250 Rebel Honda crazy price $1,7990o plus P.D.I. and Tax Sleek, smooth and quick CH -250 F 250 Elite Scooter Honda crazy price $2, 19900 plus P.D.I. and Tax A super custom rider VT -750 CF 750 Shadow Honda crazy price $3,899N plus P.D.I. and Tax •Ilpl In rva n. 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Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town 89 Beginners Luck 75 Cormier's Cru. ers 74 Whiners . 71 Strikers 1i2 The Odd Couples 61 Grammas and Grampas 56 The Apple Gang 47 During February 5 bowling Marie MacAulay had the high single for the ladies with 255 while Francyna Cormier had the high triple at 597 and Nancy Atkinson had the high average of 209.For the men Bill Van Damme had the high single of 273 and the high triple at 688 while Doug Buchanan had the high average of 222. Tuckersmith Mixed Mike's Melons 103 Ralph's Rutabagas 94 Gerrit's Carrots 93 Jack's Lemons 90 Henry's Honeydews 82 Angus Artichokes 78 Hilda Veenstra had both the high single and the high triple for the ladies on February 9 with scores of 198 and 549 respectively. Ann de Weerd had the high average of 186. Nick Heykoop had the high single for the men with 257 while Ralph Postma had the high triple at 643 and Angus Hummel had the high average of 208. 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