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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-14, Page 18PAGE 6A-GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1983 B wling teams battle for first place Y JERRY RIVET'(' MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S John's Jokers gained four points on the leaders this week as they defeated the AM&G team . Steve Allen came in and rolled a 311 single and 751 triple in the win. AM&G were led by Lee Ryan with a 658 tri- ple. French and Cedar Lodge had a real struggle as they split 16 - 14 for the night. Dick McLean chipped in with a 730 triple for French and was closely matched by Ken Brownlee for Cedar Lodge with a 699. The Tail Ends took 22 points as they overcame Selinger Wood. Ray Swan had a 264 single, and a 611 triple by Dennis Schmidt led the Tail Ends. Little Bowl retained their lead as they defeated the Poverty Pak 19 - 11. Poverty Pak put up a real battle led by a 643 triple by Greg Little. Al Sanders led Little Bowl with a 680 triple. Roy's Boys also had a good night as they took 21 points from Legion 109. Bob Graham rolled a 778 triple for Boy's. Doug Zoethout helped to keep them honest with a 612 triple. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES The Marionettes retained their lead as they took five points from Joyce's Jets. Bet- ty Fisher helped them along with a 587 tri- ple. Joyce Hamilton for the Jets had a good night with a 641 triple. Their closest com- petitor, Trouble, also took five points as they defeated Shirl's Girls. Ruth Ann Brennan aided her Trouble team with a 215 single and 546 triple. Dorothy Bordeau and Shirley Kennedy each had high 590's for the Girls. Auleen's Angels took five points from the Oldtimers behind a 473 triple by Marg Miller. Melba Maillet led the Oldtimers with a 563 triple. The Blazers were the winners of five points. Jean Pinder, with a 567 triple led them as they defeated the No Names. Jean Mundle had a 613 for the No Names. TUESDAY FARMERS LEAGUE The league leading Orioles got another seven points tonight as they blasted the Goderich Lepperds. Bob Graham with a fine 765 and Doug Vock with a 684, powered them to the win. The second place Goderich Hustlers managed only two points as they were out matched by the Country Pals. Bill Fisher led the Pals with a 616 triple. Doug Haskell had a 275 single for the Hustlers. Goderich Kids and the Berzerko Buddies rolled to a 4 - 3 split with the Buddies coming out on top. Graham Hamilton had a 258 single for the Buddies and Dan Willis had a 229 single for the Kids. The Wood Butchers took five points from the Nile team behind a 716 triple from Les Pitblado. Tim Gaudette had a 263 single for Nile. John Treble had an award winning 743 triple as his Timberjacks won five points from the Goderich Hayseeds. Jim Harrison led the Hayseeds with a 652 triple. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED The standings for this league tightened up as the league leading Pin Pickers were treated to a 5 - 2 loss by the Tricky Six. Dopa Baker with a pair of 192's and Bruce Baker with a 683 triple sparked the Six. Harvey Culbert led the Pin Pickers with a 721 triple. The second place Ernies Road House gained three points on the leaders as they took five points from the Pin Heads. Don Henry, with a 280 single and Lee Littlechild with a 626 tri- ple, spurred them on' to the win. Ross Millar with a 683 triple and Peter Bergin with a 675 led the Pinheads. The Frame Ups, helped by Richard 0 Hewell with a 655 triple took five points from the Unpredictables. Art Young for the Unpredicatables scored well with a 548 triple. The Dirty Half Dozen and the Rookies fought to a 4-3 split. The Rookies won, helped by Francis Merkley with a 295 single and 684 triple. Larry Million and Joanne Ducharme with a 735 and 721 respec- tively, led the Dirty Half Dozen. Barb's Gang took five from Bell's Angels sparked by a 689 triple from Barb Chapman. Walter Bell had the high for the night for Bell's Angels with a 674 triple. The Unknowns blanked the Bowled Eagles 7 - 0 and gained third place. Al Fisher with a 672 triple and Darcy Doak with a 266 single, spurred on the Unknowns. Diane Sutton led the Eagles with a 706 triple. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The Happy Hippos with their third straight seven ,point day, picked on the Alley Cats, increasing their lead to 12 points. Sheila Brownlee and Daisy Scott with a 663 and 652 -respectively, helped win the day. Marian Millar rolled a 242. single for the Alley Cats. Their closest competitor, the Tigers were on the losing end of a 4 - 3 split with the Ponies this week. Marion Hayes led the Ponies with a 531 triple and Shirley Schmidt led the Tigers with a 612. The Eager Beavers took five points from the Pussy Cats behind a team high of 595 from Mary Lou Melick. Yvonne Dougherty led the Pussy Cats with a 552 triple. The Runn- ing Deers also won five points as they defeated the Dainty Deers. Susan Hiusser with a 246 single and Ev McInnis led the Running Deers and Olive Gilbert led the Dainty Deers with a 569. The Cuddley Bears were on the winning end of a 4 - 3 split over the Lions. Doreen Willis rolled a 214 single and Dianne Leddy rolled a 558 triple for the Bears. Marg Hornblower led the Lions with a 512 triple. The Monkeys took five points as they def6ated the River Rats. Gail McWhin- ney led the Monkeys with a 572. Marion Riley with a 186 single and Audrey Brindley with a 649 triple led the Rats. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MENS The league leading Nimmrods took five points from Alvins TV as Grant Langlois came In ano rolled a b19 tor them. John Miller led Alvins with a 703 triple. Behind the Nimrnrods by just one point are Dirk's Galley as they won seven points over Culbert's Bakery. Robert Lee had a fine night for Dirk's as he rolled a 669 triple. Bruce Carrick led the Culbert's team with a 517. Champion was blanked 7 - 0 by Lakeport Steel as Don Coulter rolled a 720 triple. Dayle Wickie led the Champion team with a 618. Little Joe's and C.C.C.B. split 4 - 3 this week. Duane Horton led Little Joe's with a 603 triple and Henry Kolkman had a 731 for C.C.C.B. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED The Pits who were last week's leaders ran into a bit of a problem this week as they Turn to page 7A A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal' family requirements Prices effective thru Sat.. December 10th. 1983 • SAVE 1.30 KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip 1 LITRE JAR 199 OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.29 WHEATOS. SNACK. CHEDDAR CHEESE ONION OR VEGETABLE CRACKERS Country Harvest 119 250 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 ■ 1.5 litre btl OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 REG OR UNSALTED CORN OIL OR SUNFLOWER OIL MARGARINE Fleischmann's 29 1 pkg of 2 8 07 tubs OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 a re OPEN Our 2nd Big Week MON.-SATs 9x00 AM -9:30 PM JANE PARKER. 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