The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-11-06, Page 35is
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1905 Huron. erkl, playoff with a 66-32 vic-
tory over' ,th611+dsli Mustangs, in quarter-
final., actioa;r ' The''' +erltghl` girls started
slowly leac g 12-7 after the first quarter.
The Vikings assuit!<Xied complete control of
the game ;in ` eocond quarter on the in-
spired play of guards Cathie Gallow and
Joanne Campbell who contributed 11 and 10
points in the first half time lead. Gallow and
Campbell led all scorers with 15 and 14
points respectively.. Christine Stapleton add-
ed 12 points and had many rebounds. Mary
Katherine Stapleton had 11 points to give the
Vikes four scorers in double figures. Sarah
Alexander added sevns epoint
nt ,Katharine
Murphy had six paand
eters
scored a free throw.
The Vikings travelled to Sarnia on the
weekend to compete in the Lambton
Referees Classic which is attended by ^inn
Marionettes
Auleen's Angels and Shirt's Girls battled
for top spot and it was the Angels who came
away with seven points. Brenda Dineen led
the way with 237; 242, for a 670 triple. Not far
behind was Carolyn Carter with a 240 for a
614 triple. Auleen
High singles were rolled by •
Theriault with 210 and Jean Burleigh with
256. Shirt's Girls fought back with good
games by Mary Lynne Telford 181 and Barb
Almasi with 234 for a 609 triple. Shirley Ken-
nedy shot 260 for a 706 triple.
efeat
of the top teams hillteproitinge.
In the opening round, the-Goderich girls
downed Hamilton 13're 57-30. The Vik-
ings
ikings. played a controlled game. After taking
the early lead the Vikes • led 31-14 at half
time.
Joanne Campbell and Christine Stapleton
led all scores with 14 points apiece.
Katharine Murphy added 10 points. Mary
Katherine Stapleton and f Sarah Alan r
ad six points each. Rounding u
scor-
ingwas Cathie Gallow who controlled the
Vikings from point guard with three points
and Jenn Peters also had a basket.
The Vikings then moved to a champion-
ship pool with Hamilton Bishop Ryan,
perennial All -Ontario Champions and On-
tarios number one rated team this season,
Sarnia St. Patricks.
The Vikings played very well against both
of these opponents showing determination
and CO e. aifl,S,tr ,
Goderich tee n Came
to lose �7, 1
Katharine 11Murphtoy scored
Joanne. Campbell and,�s Stapleton `a'
ding 10 each, Cathie Gallop►►;: had six and "
Mary Katherine Stapleton rounded out the
Viking scorh'►g With two points.
The ViliingS then faced, the powerful St.
Pat's team. The girls played well before los-
ing 56-40. After trailing 34 -16 at the half the
Vikes outscored Sarnia in the second half
holding their high scoring guard Vicky Har-
rison to seven points in the game: Katharine
Murphy led the Vikings with 12 points.
Janne Campbell and Chris Stapleton added
10 each. Cathie Gallow had six and Mary
katherine Stapleton had two.
The Vikings travel to Mitchell for the
sudden -death Huron -Perth semi-final on
Thursday.
show fine form
The Marionettes were in fine form as they
took 7 points from Trouble's Back. Betty
Fisher led her team with 210, 236, 223 for a
669 triple. She had lots of help from Alice
Mero 175; Ett Bradley shot 177, Joan
Crawford rolled 192. Trouble's Back came
away with no points but did have good
games rolled by Deb Stright with a 161,
Mary Chambers had 163 and Audrey
Brindley had a 584 triple.
Del Geddes led the No Names to a five
point win over the Blazers. High singles
turned in by Anne McCartney, 229; Jean
Mundle, 253 and Del Geddes 232, 247 for a 628
triple. The Blazers came away with two
points and were led by Earleen Spam with
205 and Joyce Hamilton with 205, 202 for a
594 triple.
The Oldtimers bowled against 100 percent
of their average and came away with seven
points. High games were rolled by Chris
Reed with 206, Melba Maillet, 208, Bev
Million had 265 and Kris Miller shot 202 and
282 for a 647 triple.
Caddies are rolling into action
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES
Nene Sillib bowled a 574 triple for the Cad -
i535 es.fo lowed by Helee nVickiHenry
Durnin who bowled
abowled
a 516. Sheila Brownlee was top bowler for
the Hondas with a 488. Shirley Smith bowled
a 658 triple followed by Yvonne Dougherty
and Cathy Hiusser as they each bowled a
488.
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The Firebirds took 7 points led by Susan
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Marion Millar was top bowler„ for her team
with a 623 followed by June Mohring with a
522.
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• Penny Breen was top bowler for the Love
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