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.Just as the name suggests, the Goderich
Men's Recreation Hockey League season
was just that, recreation.
The seasonstandings don't count for
anything as the eight league teams play a
three-day round robin tournament beginn-
inv Thursday to decide the league
champion.
The tournament, which begins Thursday
anti ends with the championship game
Saturday evening, will feature two divi-
sions of four teams. The A Division is com-
prised of O'Briens, Sunset, Bedford Hotel
and Lakeland. Clere-Vu'Rockets, Hodges,
Murphy's Green Machine and Parkhouse,
make up the B Division.
Under the tournment format, each team
will play a three -game round robin within
its own division. Then the top two teams in
each division will advance with Al with
playing 132 and A2 playing 131 in a one -
game sudden showdown. The two sur-
vivors will then play for the league cham-
pionship Saturday. The two ,finalists will
play five games in three days.
Play begins Thursday night in Goderich
and Clinton with O'Briens playing Sunset
at 8 p.m. in Goderich followed .by Bedford
and Lakeland. In Clinton, beginning at 9
Hodges will play Parkhouse and
Rockets will play Murphy's.
On Friday evening play begins at 7 p.m.
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robin tourney
with Bedford and sunset squaring on
followed by Rockets and Parkhouse at 8:15
p.m., O'Briens and Lakeland at 9:30. and
Hodges will play Murphy's at 10:45 p.m.
Play resumes Saturday morning with'.
Bedford and O'Briens going at 9 a.m.
followed by 'Rockets and Hodges at 10:15,
Murphy's and Parkhouse at 11:30 and
Sunset and Lakeland will play at 1 p.111.
The semi-finalgame is scheduled for
3:30 and 4:45 p.rn. '
Following the championship game, the
league will hold 'its awards banquet and
dance in the arena auditorium.
There is no admission charge for the
games and tickets for the dance will be
available at the door for $5.
Dick McLean rolls 378 single in league
Mixed Ups now have solo possession of
first place by virtue of 5-2 win over 'Maybe
Next Week. Dan Willis rolled 609, Lois Rowe
222 and Connie Dawson 233. Haydn Thomas
had 221 while I,ori Kennedy rolled 85 POA.
Exterminators took five points off Masters
as Murray Hunter had 664 and Ray Hartin
245. Ron .Carrick bowled a 266. Swingers got
five points from Spinners as Diana Maley
had 230 while Bob Walsh rolled 261.
THURSDAY SENIORS
This week 52 seniors were out to enjoy the
action as some fine games were rolled.
ester Snider had the men's high triple of
651 while Art LeFebre had 290 for high
single. Ladies high triple and single went to.
Maxine Callender with 546 & 230. Other
gariii!s rolled were Gwyn •McRae 212, Ben
Hamilt.on-.236, Doris Hicks 201, Austin Hart-
. inan 212, and Ann Linklater 214.
'WEDNESDAY YOUNG MEN
• Dave's' Dudes, Raymones and Dirty
Danglers all took seven points this week
with fine scores by Rick Bourassa 248, Dave
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Forde 215, John Leddy 246,. Gard Moulton
216 and James Sturdy 211.
WEDNESDAY MAJOR
Dick McLean came up with the high score
this; week of 378 and 1346 to help Barb's
• Teamtake 11 points from Del's Team. Del
• Mitchelmore • rolled a 325 and 1188. Al
. Sanders rolled 361 and Dennis,Schmidt 1237
• to lead Shirley's Team to 19 points off Marj's
Team. Rob Little had 1223 and'Marj Moore
266. •
• . FORESTERS .
Spoilers have with only
One week left and an eight point lead. Ken
Brownlee •rolled 295 and'727, John Wain had
644. -Arlene Curran had.245, Wayne Swan 254
and 645, Brian McLean 744, Kevin Willis 258,
• Sheila Faber 253. Ted Johnston 258 and 640,
Ron Klages. 265 and 688, Doug Haskell 665
and Sharon Duskocy 230.
THURSDAY MEN'S • ,
Ray's .Rollers took four points from
Sunny's with Bill Moore rolling a lifietriple
on singles of 164,211 and 28I Ben ProUse,
with a 624 triple. was Sunny's"top bowler.
-North End -Marine took five points froth
Selingers with Clem Desjardine rolling a 0
192, 226 and 279 for a 697 triple. Mike Pot-
tle's 711 triple led Selinger's and featured
single games of 205, 239 and 267, Lakeport
, Advertisin.g took four points •from.
Bruinsma Bombers led, by John
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Duckworth's 256 single and 706 triple.
Walter Bell's 637 triple led the Bombers.
TUESDAY MEN
Sifto Saints won all seven points from
Easy Riders as Bill Tranter had 25.9 and 632.
Mike Miller rolled 234 and 603. Bonsai.
Bombers got five points from Outsiders and
Diehards took five points off.Sherwood Ex-
press. Jake Martel rolled 262 and 655, Rob
Wilson 233, Ed Fisher 204 and Steve Little
681.
TUESDAY MIXED
With the season nbw over final standings
were Tricky Six 100, Frame Ups 95, Barb's
Gang 85, Bell's Angels 84, G.M.C.'s 82,
Underdog 81, 6 Pac 72, ? 68, Bowled Eagles
66, Sound Trek 64, Tailenders 63, Unknowns
63. Some highlights of this week were Marj
Moore 675, Walter Bell 271, Rose Mathers
608, Jack Gilbert 765, Francis Merkley 302
and 764, Art Burt 318 and 810, Bob Graham
746, Hugh ,McGregor 255, Diane Sutton 273
and 675, 'Roberta Machan 276. and 672 Dick
McLean 272 and 757, Carl Peterson 251, Lee
Littlechild 269, Manfred Popernitsch 294 and
800, and Debbie Abbott 251. GOod Luck in the
Playoffs! •
' MONDAY MEN
This league continues to show us good
scores as Joe Hackett rolled 722, Grant
Langlois 302,. Bruce Carrick 316, Otto Her-
mann 717, Al Smith,762, Steve Allen,312-and
743, Ken -Johnston :324 and•762, Izzy Bedard
301'and 752, RI -Ian McLean 726, Ron Klages
318, Rob Little 748, .and Manfred .Poper-
nitsch 301 and 787., Murphy's Landing re-
mains in first place taking 19 points. A & P
rnoved to fifth taking 25 points while Little
Bowl recaptured second taking 19 pointS,
, Bradley: Black topped .the PeeWees with
124, 145 - 269 double while'Chris Wise rolled
116, Scott Davidson .109, ,and Jason
Carpenter 120.
Bantam high scores were recorded by
April Bartliff 138 and 347, Lisa .McInnes 132
and 357 and Mark Philips 145 and 41/. Jen-:
nifer Rupert rolled 187 and 468,' Crystal
Mathers 165, Jason Nakamura 158 and 416,
Jeff' Rumig 208 and 509, Jason Hayter.528,.
Laurie Sygrove 178 and 435, Jeff Parks 197,
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Michael Otterbein 427.
Excellent scores by Brad Fisher 207,
268, 261 for 726 and Jeff Powell 271, 258,
191 .for 726 topped the league for Juniors and
Seniors this week. Chad Papple rolled 256
and 594. ,Julie Fisher was high for the girls
with 248 and 589.
• MOND4Y NIGHT LADIES
The New-Galand Barb's Bunnies split
the points with the Nov -Gals coming away
with four, led by Pauline Jacques 218, Nan-
cy Schilbe 243. The ':Bunnies' held on for
three points led- by Joyce Pettus 203,
Dorothy .Bourdeau 235, 13ev Whetstone 251,
Shirley Kennedy- 257. The Marionettes took
five points from the Wallbangers with good
games from Kit Smith 180, Ett Bradley 222,
Marion Beacom. 222, Marilyn Bannister 231,
665. Wallbangers took two 'points. The
Oldtimers took five points from the Blazers
with good games from Melba Maillet 231,
I)el Geddes 260 and Nancy White 247, 665 tri-
ple. Joyce Hamilton with 221 took the
Blazers to a two point win. Auleen's Angels
were bowling against 100 percent of their
average and came away with seven points.
Good efforts from Carolyn Carter 206, Grace
Mugford 209, Auleen Theriault 208' and Bren-
da Dineen 233, 622 triple.
WEDNESDAYMI-XED
The Happy Gang took all seven points
from A & P helping them to stay in the lead
with 93. For the Happy Gang Debbie
Clarence had a 299, 727 and for A &P Steve
Allen with a 322, 79:3. Newcomers Part 2„
.Scarios and' CE DJ's all took five'points
from their opposition. Mary Pennington for
the Scarios 229, 215, 210 - 654. Brian Johnston -
for Newcomers 23:3, 248 - 642 and ,John Allen
for CE DJ's With 243 - 675 all helping their
teams. Cheryl Smith for Happy Gang. had
.152 POA.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES
' The Wolverines, still leading the .pack,
gave up 4 points to the Gophers. Donna
Crawford rolling 209. The Chipmunks gain-
ed five over the Lions. Shirley. Kennedy
scored a 672 triple. The Bear. Cubs swept
seven points for the Wildcats with the help of
6'88 triple from .Janet Fumig. The Fonz
rallied to take seven pOints from the Sly
Foxes, despite a 309 by Shirley Smith. The
Cobras took. four points from the Tigers.
Daisy Scott had a 619 triple to help the
Turtles take seven points from the Pblar
Bears.
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