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c,UD1;RICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1587 -PAGE 7A •
Penalties cost Bantam Bs in
league game against Hensall
'1'he Goderich Bantam Bs have three
points to show for three league games last
week as they wore one, lost one and tied •
another.
On Saturday, Jan. 17 Goderich led Mit-
` chell 6-3 in a game played in Mitchell but
the but the in third period the defence laps-
, ed allowing Mitchell to score three goals in
the last four minutes and tie the gaine.
Brad Fisher and Jerry Hartin had one
goal and two assists each, for Goderich
while Shane Davenport and Jean Paul
Cauchi had a goal and an assist niece.
Mike Rornpf and Jeremy Denoitune had
one goal for Goderich.•
In a game against Hensall Jan. 19,
Goderich led 4-1 before running into penal-
ty trouble allowing Hensall to score nine
MINOR HOCKEY
goals in the final period to record a 10-4
win, Goderich got called for six minor
penalties in the second period and nine in
the third while three players were ejected
with misconducts. Blair Wa•terfield scored
twice, with Brad Fisher getting one goal
and one assist. Jeff Hodges scored once
and Hartin, with two, and Davenport and
.Joh Hruden chipped' in with assists.
In a :game Jan. 21 Goderich defeated
Clinton 5-3. Mike Rornpf 'led the attack
with three goals while Hodges and Fisher
had one goal apiece. Hartin and Cauchi ad-
ded two assists apiece.
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members of the Garb and Gear Novices track it down in OMHA
playoff action here Saturday. The visiting team scored a goal on
•a rare penalty shot and it proved to be the winner as
London defeated Goderich 2-1 in the round-robin playoff
format. ( photo by Dave Sykes)
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Million continues onslaught on -.pins
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Ryan Million continued his onslaught of'
the pins with games of 222,260 and 311 - 793,
another super"week. Other good games roll-
ed by •bantams •were Jeff Klages - 175, Jetf.
Rumig - 204, Angie Leggatt - 165, Kathy
Rivett - 148 and 391 triple 7 124 pins over
.average:•-
The stantiings for Jr. and. Sr. are Pin
Scramblers - 88, YBC Maniacs - 85,, Lane
Blisters - 76, Bowling Buddies - 52; Bowling
`Blasters - 47, Pin Blasters- 47, Ball Busters -
45, E -Z Strikers - 42, King Pins - 41, and Ball
Blasters - 37. Some good games rolled by
Martin Papple - 249 and 638 triple, Mike Mc-
Cabe - 263, Jeff, Powell - 616 triple, Derek
Rumig - 241, Brad Fisher - 650 triple, Todd
Papple - 239 and Terry Chambers - 234. '
In the Poe Wee group Scott McIver rolled
two games of 125 and. Scott Davidson,, also
rolled 1.25. " -•
FORESTERS
SStandings have tight'eised up with three
teams ,- Shattered Dreams, Spoilers and
T.N. Rollers sharing the lead with 17 points.
Three teams also share second place with 14
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BOWLING
- T.J.S'., Two Steps, and Outsiders. Head
Pins follow with 13, B.J.'s Bears 12, and Mac
Six 'and Six Pack, 11. Tom Willis and Ralph
Curran led the men with 264 while Ted
Johnston rolled 261. Yvonne Dougherty top-
ped the ladies with 262 and Arlene Curran
had 247. '
THURSDAY MIXED
Maybe Next Week caPtured seven points
to shoot them into a tie for first place with
Exterminators and Spinners. Russel Stod-
dart bowled 242 and -551 to lead the way and
Bob Stoddart followed with 221 and 543. Cor-
inne Walsh rolled 251'and 627ina losing at-
tempt for Spinners. Mixed Ups also nabbed
seven points topped by George Telford with'
245 and 656..Noris Lawrence - 276 and 670
was tops for Masters and came away with
five points from exterminators lead by Ray
Hartin - 639.'
SENIOR CITIZENS ,
Hawks took seven points this week from
Sparrows by -virtue of good bowling by all
team 'members - 'Joan Thompson led with
251 and 607. Ed Smythe rolled 258 and 632.
Jack Gilbert led his Purple Finchs to five
.points rolling 252, 244, 248 '- 744. Dorothy
Smythe had 214 and 552 for Skylarks. 'In
spite of 22.3 and 551 by Kay Glen, Old Crows'
captured five points from Robins. Mary
Spriggs rolled 205. Eagles were topped by
Sally LeFebre with' 231 and 564 to take five
points off Bluejays. Marg Swan rolled 108
POA, Mel Dickson 253 and Olive Gilbert 216
to help Swans take two points •from.
Bluebirds who had super games bowled by
Ben Hamilton 272' 241 and 199 for 712 and
Helen Dickson - 262 and 650.
WEDNESDAY YOUNG MEN
In spite of scores of 206, 249 for a 649 triple, '
-Dave's Dudes were unable to cash in and
lost seven points to Glossy Pinheads led by
'Dale Jeffrey with 254 and 610. Dirty
Danglers also took seven points from Little
Bowl Vikings while Bob's Buddies managed
two points from Raymones. Bob Mitchell
rolled a super .275 as Ray Swan bowled 234
and 632.. Scott Middel also rolled 230 for
Raymones.
TUESDAY MEN
Dan Willis with 318 and 735 led Bonsai
Bombers to seven points from Diehards who -i
had 2.38 from Peter Duskocy and 645 from
Steve Little. Bill Good - 656 and Jake Martel
- 631 topped Sherwood Express to five points
off Easy Riders with 283 from Mike Miller.
Outsiders and Sifto Saints split pts 4-3. Bill
Tranter roller 239, Bill Leddy - 238 & 632
while Paul Good had 594 and Warren Erb
220.
• TUESDAY MIXED
Tricky Six remain in first place with 76
points followed b,y G.M.C.'s 73, Frame Ups,
67, Barb's Gang - 66: Bell's Angels - 64,
Underdogs - 61, Tailenders - 58, 6 Pac - 56,
Unknowns - 51, Bowled eagles - 51, ? - 46 and
Sound Trek - 44. Sonny Moore rolled 755,
Olive Gilbert - 663, Jean Merkley - 277, Bob
Graham - 790, Chris Connor.- 790, Tom Allen
- 279, Jim Martin - 681, Shirley Schmidt
306-732, and Larry Million - 292 along with
fine games by many others.
MONDAY MEN
• Standings remain the same except Strike
Force and Little Bowl"have.switched places.
Bill Leddy rolled 277,283 - 741 for The Bud-
dies, Brian Stewart had 311 and 738 for Trail
Ends, Larry McDougall - 298 and 712 for
A&P, Ken ,Johnston - 328 and 776 and Brian
Reeve - 296 and 718 for Murphy's Landing,
Dick McLean 713 and Kevin Rumig - 736, led'
French' Dry 'Cleane'rs. Gerry Ross holds.
High `;Average with 256 while Rob Little
holds High 'Single with 401 and Dennis
Schmidt has High Triple with 933.
WED. LADIES .
The ,Wolverines, still leading the pack,
with 81 points, took five points from Sly ,
Foxes. ,Joyce Hamilton with a 645 triple and
Doreen Willis with a 224 single helped Polar.'
Bears take fivecfrom Tigers. Fran Rae toll-
ed 219. Shirley Kennedy with a 343 single, -
702 triple lead the Chipmunks to five points
from Wildcats. The Bear Cubs gave up five
points to the Lions helped by Elsa Fickert
rolling a 245 single - 607 triple. The Gophers,
leadby Yvonne Dougherty's 312 single, took
five points from the'Fonz despite a 255'rolled
by Marie Park and Patti Johnson's 232. The
Cobras gained 5 points.over the Turtles.
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES
A team effort led Barb's Bunnies to a five `
point win over the Marionettes. Good games
from Joyce Pettus 199, 206, Barb Almasi 220,
Bev Whetstone 246, 614 triple and Shirley
Kennedy 278, 672 triple.
The Walibangers are charging for first
place after taking seven points from
Auleen's Angels. High games rolled by
Helen Lewis 189, Trish Deighton 202, and
Sandy Fielder 267, 636 triple. The "Angels"
took no points but Captain Auleen Theriault
turned in two good games 216 and 217.:,
The New -Gals are picking up points every
week and took 5 from the Oldtimers High
games rolled by Mavis Fisher 169, 187, Anita
Bartliff 190 and Pauline Jacques 187, 213
The Oltitimers did not have a good night but
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did take 2 points, with the' help of Nancy
White's 271.
The Blazers were bowling against 100 per
cent of their average and took 4 points.
Strong efforts from Fran Rae 179., 183, Lor-
raine .Jones 184, ,Jean Pinder 186, and Joyce
Hamilton 225, •
Doug Haskell led ,Ray's Rollers to seven
points over Lakeort Advertising with
games of 199, 253 and 281 for a 733 triple.
.John Duckworth's 658 triple was 55 pins over
his average for Lakeport.
Bin Prouse's 624 triple led Sunny's to four
points North End Marina, led by Brian'
Brindley's 303 single and 725 triple.
Bruinsma Bombers took five points from
Selingers on the strength of .Jack Wunnink's
709 triple. Glen l.amont's 653.triple salvaged
two points for Selinger. Haskell, 725 and
Brindley, 303, had the high triple and singes a
respectively.
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