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YBC results
1#13eutefie Webb
Qek ;mum 23, Christina
CrOwley Mine ont with a 245
single find Bev Harrison
bOled the idg,ti triple of 503
in the. YII3C letigue„
In The juniOr bpy's divi-
sion, Steven Austin bowled a
292 high single 'and 662 triple.
Jim Keller bowled the high
single for the senior boys
with a score of 260, and a 624
triple.
On December 28, the YBC
bowlers were in a family
twosome tournament and
the results were: bantam
boys - first - Lance Langford,
second, Steven Lassaline
and third Paul Shaddick. In
the bantam girls division -
first went to Anita McWhin-
ney, second, Susanne
Pollock, and third, Lora
MacInnis.
Grant Langlois carne in
first for the junior boys,
Steven Austin second and
Alex Schoemaker third. For
the junior girls first went. to
Cathy Miller, second Bev
Harrison and third Sandy
Bell.
Paul Good came in first for
the senior boys, second went
to Dale Jeffrey, and Jim
Keller third.
All of these bowlers had to
bowl with a mother, father,
brother, sister, cousin, uncle
or aunt.
The "Four Steps to Star-
dom" is now underway and
all bowlers are trying to
bowl their verybest tamake, ,
the "Four Steps to Stardom"
team.
Bridge scores
The Goderich Bridge Club
took part in the annual Cana-
dian National Team Cham-
pionship qualifying round.
Four matches of eight
boards were played January
11 and also on January 18,
with nine teams of four in
play.
John Donatis and Ray
Fisher, Theresa Donatis and
Arlene Gibbons came first,
winning six matches.
Three tied for -second
place, winning five matches:
-Evelyn Galbraith, Dawna
Sproule, Jean Cook and Ver-
na Worthy; Mary Donnelly,
Eleanor Erskine, * Mary
Phillips, and Sandra TurVil
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riick
Alilan'ter-ry"-;4.
Whateley and Ruth Rosa.
Bantams win
Two Goderich bantam
houseleague teams both won
games in exhibition play
against Kincardine teams -
Friday.
Goderich ScotiaBank
defeated Kincardine Lions 3-
1 and a second Goderich
team defeated Kincardine
Sports by the same 3-1 score.
• In the first game, the
teams played through a
_ scoreless first period but
Goderich took control of the
game with two goals. in the
second period by David
Duncan and John Stokes.
Goderich increased its lead
to three midway through the
third period on Duncan's
second goal of the game.
Darren Mowry scored the
lone Kincardine, goal with
four minutes remaining in
the game.
In the second game,
Kincardine Sports got off to
an ;ear* -lead on 'a first
period goal by Liam Graham
but Goderich tied the game
one minute later on Shawn
Larder's first goal of the
game.
The second period was
scoreless but Goderich put
the game away in the third
as Larder scored, two , more
goals to boost Goderich into
a 3-11ead.
Rec hockey
Gerry Rosendale, Bill
Walters, Ron Corriveau,
Mike Lapaine and Phil
Paquette all scored singles
as the Bedford Flyers
defeated Garb and Gear 5-2
on Monday, January 17
during Recreational Hockey
League action. Garb and
Gear, having a few troubles
lately, netted their third loss
in a row.
Paul Kelly, scored four
goals to spark Ultramar to
their eighth win in a row as
they defeated Sunset 7-5 in
action on Wednesday,
January 19.
In Clinton on January 20,
O'Briens easily handled
Clere-Vu by a 7-3 margin.
Dan Duncan led O'Briens,
scoring a hat -trick and
adding a single assist.
Tim O'Brien scored with
about two and a half minutes
remaining in the game, to
give O'Briens ya'3-3 tie with
Garb and Gear on Sunday,
January 23. Terry
Schoemaker had two goals
for Garb and Gear.