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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-23, Page 44PAGE 6A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NO. Bowlin:.. . lead ch; nges BY JERRY RIV1!1`T MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S. • The lead changed hands this week as Lit- tle Bowl scored 22 points over A.M.&G. Son- ny Moore rolled an impressive 805 for Little Bowl. Larry McDougall had a 675 for A.M.&G. Don Carrick, for the previous leaders John's Jokers, rolled a 359 single and 855 triple. However, his team ran into a but French team who scored a 22 point win over them behind a 781 triple by Dick McLean and a 739 by Kevin Rumig. Poverty Pak had a 20 point night over the Tail Ends. Bob Bryans rolled a 267 single and 636 triple for the Tail Ends and Jim Carrick had a 261 single and 700 triple for Poverty Pak. Cedar Lodge, helped by a 270 single by Brad Chase, scored a 25 point night over Legion 109. Gerry Pitre of Legion 109 rolled a 585. Roy's Boys came up with a great team ef- fort with scores of 1,214, 1566, and 1,566 as they defeated Selinger Wood 22-8. Rich Duckworth of Roy's Boys had a 267, 307, and 306 for a total of 880. He was closely matched by Carson Milley of Selinger Wood, who roll- ed an 801 for the night. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Joyce's Jets and Auleen's Angels fought to a 4-3 split with Joyce's Jets coming out on top. Joyce Hamilton of the Jets had a 261 single and 614 triple to lead the way. Trou- ble, led by a 597 triple from Ruth Ann Bren- nan defeated the No Names 5-2. Del Geddes for the No Names had a 267 single and 631 triple. Betty Fisher rolled a 589 triple for the Marionettes as they overcame the Oldtimers team 5-2. Bev Million of the Oldtimers rolled a 523. The only seven points scored were by Shirl's Girls as they defeated the Blazersm'Dorothy Bourdeau for Shirl's had a 256 single and 657 triple. TUESDAY NIGHT FARMERS 'rhe league leading Orioles scored another five points as they defeated the Goderich Hayseeds. Jim Harrison for the Hayseeds rolled a 683 triple and was matched by Doug Vock with a 685. Nile and the Goderich Kids split 4-3 this week. Nile took the four points. Tim Gerrits rolled a 679 triple for Nile and Steve Johnston rolled a 636 for the Kids. Goderich Lepperds took five from the Coun- try Pals this week, by virtue of a 2,878 team triple over a 2,804 team triple. Graham Hamilton and his Berzerko Buddies lost five points to the Timberjacks. Graham rolled a 293 single and a 681 triple while Steve Fuller had a 599 for the Timberjacks. Wood But- chers won five with Ron Plunkett throwing a 675 and Lloyd Haskell roiled a 641 for the Goderich Hustlers. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED The Tricky Six, led by Dick McLean, were the winners of five points this week over Bell's Angels. Dick rolled a 700 triple and Walter Bell had a 712 for the Angels. The Bowled Eagles also took five this week as they defeated the Frame Ups. George Sut- ton of the Eagles had a 637 triple. Richard ()'Hewell also had a good night as he had a 283 single and 663 triple. The Unpredictables and Pinheads had a 4-3 split this week. The Unpredictables took the four, led by Helen Durnin with a 571 triple. Peter Bergen rolled a 261 single for the Pinheads. The Pin Pickers had a very consistent team effort as they totaled 3,681 to defeat the Dirty Half Dozen, 7-0. Bob Graham had a 642 for the Pin Pickers and Larry Million rolled a 614 for the Dirty Half Dozen. Don Henry, with a 617 triple for Ernies Road House led with his team to a 5-2 win over Unknown. Vi de Haas of the Unknowns, tripled 603. The pins were falling for Barb Chapman as she rolled a 377 single and an 814 triple. Her Barb's Gang however. only managed three points, as the Rookies had a 693 triple from Jack Gilbert to win. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The Happy Hippos with a league leading 44 points, came through with another seven point performance as they defeated the Running Deers. Shirley Smith with a 637 and Grace Mugford with a 593 led the way. Marion Miller and her Alley Cats took five from the Lions. Marion rolled a 587 triple while Kay Glen for the Lions was right behind her with a 563. The Tigers, with a 206 single from Cathy Hiusser and a 571 triple from Sheila Brownlee took five points from the Eager Beavers. The Eager Beavers received a 272 single and 583 triple from Mary Lou MenThe Monkeys and Ponies split 4-3, with the Ponies winning the day. Mary Jeffery .of the Ponies rolled a 490 triple and Vi de Haas had a 520 for the Monkeys. Jean Schram also rolled a 202 for the Monkeys. The Pussy Cats took all seven this week over The River Rats. Yvonne Dougherty rolled a 614 for the Cats while Rose Rising had a 516 for the Rats. Dianne 1 ,eddy threw a 268 single and 737 triple as her Cuddly Bears won five points from the Dainty Deers. Janet Rumig and Olive Gilbert had identical 597 scores for the Deers Gwen Berry of the Cuddly Bears showed premise as she came through with a 500 triple. WEDNESDAY NICHT MEN' Two teams are tied for the lead in this league, they are Culberts l$kery and Dirk's Galley. This week, Culberts gained a share of the lead by defeating C.C.C.B. 5-2. Barry ('ulbert led the team with a 683 triple while overcoming a 605 triple from Roy Kaminska nn C.C,C.B. Dirk's Galley however, were be- ing downed 5-2 by Little Joe's. Duane Horton with a 673 and Larry Essex with a 651 led little ,Joe's and Robert Lee rolled a 716 for Dirk's. John Miller with a 390 single and 835 triple and his Aivin's T.V. team lost five points to the Lakeport Steelers. Lakeport had a fine night with a 716 from Don Henry, a 676 from Bob Graham, and a 671 from Rob Little. The Nimrods took two from Cham- pion as Paul Good rolled a 638 triple. Dave Sowerby led Champion with a 299 single and 732 triple. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED Seven points were taken by M & P as Doug Vock rolled a 603 triple against the Knock Outs with Bruce Carrick rolling a 593 Kit- chigami Road Runners and the Crazy Six split 4-3 this week. The Crazy Six took .four points behind a 693 triple by Ken Brownlee. Bob Kelly rolled a 293 single and 668 triple Turn to page 7 A NTER A&P'S MAPLE LEAF .0t3>,lo CONTEST® Listen to the radio hockey broadcast on stations in your area. Each time the Maple Leafs score, a bal- lot will be drawn for a $50.00 A&P Gift Certificate. 11 the ballot includes a label or facsimile from any one of our "Goal Rush" sponsors. they win a $100.00 Gift Certificate. 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