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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-11-14, Page 24SPORTS ",u.au«.. n.. ,: i"i'<.:'.'.'ii. r. a«..,., +n«uu «..•vxs ra e. «r:«a'ae..«i. a". unau+x"•!a"«a «" • • Goderich Chess Club News BY BARRY PAGE Try out your chess trivia! Solve the winn- ing moves to this tantalizing puzzle. Solution in next week's report. This week, the Goderich Chess Club tem- porarily moved to GDCI, as the club host Doug Brindley was soaking up the sun down south. Eleven regular members, together with newcomer Richard Bennett, battled some outstanding chess games. One surprising upset was Robert Nau's win over Bob Dick in a contest which had a very tight middle game. Gerry Ross played a number of strong games, winning four games during the evening. His only loss las against Barry Page, who was really hard-pressed to secure the victory. Barry's second game was a defeat to Bob Dick. A number of split "double-headers" were WHITE MOVES FIRST E 'PAW ' E,l r •/"riL fi rr'{ LI El FA 1 rs played, with the most notable between Richard Bennett and Owen Moriarty. It was good to see Dave Brown and Mike Cox out. Eric Hallam and John Crawford also picked up some wins to improve their positions in the standings. For all information dealing with the Goderich Chess Club, call Doug Brindley at 524-8674. Standings battles heat up FORESTERS MIXED Dan's Fans are in first this week, taking last place team Arlies Harlies for seven points. Dan Mero rolled a 298 for the men's high single and a 618 triple for his team "Dan's Fans". Also for the same team, Gerry Morgan had a 251, 227 for a 655 triple, Muriel Morgan a 254 and Rod Johnston a 214, Arlies Harlies players Scott Little, a 240 and Ralph Curran a 202 and 205. In second place is Spark E, but they took a 5-2 loss to a xth-place the a�223.SaCairncross 226and JudyCaitncrossd Karen Webster had a 210, 207 for a 589 triple. Allan Webster had a great night with 200, 263, 240 for a 703 triple and he also had high triple for the men. Bombers are in third and took a clean sweep of seven from fifth place Haskell's Rascals. Brian MacLean had a 278 single and 655 triple, teams late Brian Johnston had 265 and 213 for a 618 triple for the Bombers. Doug Haskell, of the Rascals, had 214, 234 for a 646 triple, Steve Johnston had a 228 and Ruth Oke a 244 for the ladies high single. Fourth place Presidents Choice took seven from second last place Ups & Downs. Tom Willis of the Presidents Choice had a 243 and 243 for a 666 triple. Teammate Nancy Willis had a 232, 230 for a 630 triple, this was also the ladies high three for the week. For the Ups & Downs Jack had 209, 213 for a 621 triple. MONDAY NIGHT MEN Dennis Schmidt and Simon Langlois, with a 722 and 688 respectively, were the power behind the Landing d ,, as t ey knocked off the league leading Murp y' a score of 16.5 to 13.5. This win over the leaders served to close up the standings considerably. Steve Allen had a good night for Murphy's as he turned in a 329 single and 791 tri- ple. French Cleaners are in second spot and gained a little ground as they beat Little Bowl 19-11. Al Smith bowled a team leading 349 single and 831 triple for the match. The bright spot for Little Bowl was Al Sanders as he rolled to an 843 for the night. Sonny Moore seems to have found the mark of late as he came through with a 790. The A Team had another win as they defeated Selinger Wood 18-12. High man for the A Team was Paul Bartliff with a 627. Carson Milley had another good night for Sel- inger with a 693. John's Jokers finally came through with a big win as they ' " cleaned up on the Poverty Pak 23-7. John Miller led the at- tack with a 701. Earl Lawrence was again high man for the Pak with a 559. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Auleen's Angels trimmed Shirt's Girls for seven points. The high roller for the Angels was Karen Mero with a 226 single and a 595 triple. Shirt's Girls high single went to Brenili iq ratt ;hid a triple of 640 to Shirley Kennedy. TheOyltimers� Melba Njaillet rolled a286 single and a 673 triple, to help her team win five points from the Blazers. Joyce Hamilton blazed the way for the Blazers with her 264 single and 639 triple. This helped her team to take two points. The No -Names came away with five points as Donna Duncan rolled a 212 single and Del Geddes a 604 triple. Ellen Moody once again led the Captain's Kids with a 222 single and 497 triple. The Kids sailed off with two points. this week. The Marionettes still hold the lead, as they took three points from Trouble. Marion Beacom led the Marionettes with a 263 single and Marilyn Bannister with a 568 triple. Trouble's high roller was Karen Walker with a 195 single and a 537 triple which helped to take four points. TUESDAY MIXED Don Henry led the ?'s to a 4-3 split with the Pin Pickers. Don rolled a 590 triple. Mel and Helen Dickson and Brian Stewart had good nights for the Pickers rolling 599, 595 and 662 triples respectively. Grace Mugford and Helen Durnin rallied the Unpredic- tables to a 5-2 win over Bell's Angels. Grace and Helen roll- ed 570 and 538 triples. Walter Bell has the new high single with a 332 to go with a 773 triple but they could only manage two points. Diane Sutton and Myles Murdock had big nights leading the Bold Eagles to a 7-0 win over the Tailenders. Diane roll- ed a 269 single and 718 triple while Myles rolled a 700 triple. Ross Millar was the high Tailender with a 557 triple. Dick McLean, Bruce Baker and Shirley Schmidt all had 600 plus nights, to lead the Tricky Six to a 4-3 split with the Unknowns. Donna Baker rolled a 592 triple. Al Fisher and Ted Rowe had 648 and 619 triples to get the three points. • Jack Gilbert and Francis Merkley rolled 705 and 660" triples to lead the G.M.C.s to a 7-0 victory over Barb's Gang, Barb Chapman had a good night for the Gang with a 694 triple. ' Joanne Ducharme rolled a 281 single and 697 triple while Manfred Popernitsch had a 719 triple to lead the Dirty Half Dozen to a 4-3 split with the Frame Ups. Hugh McGregor rolled a 291 single and 711 triple while George Sutton had a 309 single and 697 triple for the Frame Ups. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Karen Pounder, with the high average of 231, led her team with 608 to a 7-0 decision over the Roses. Jean Broughton also had 144 pins over average for the day. High for the Roses was Helen Durnin with 213 and 582. Tulips, in spite of Brenda Good's 106 pins over average, went down to a 7-0 defeat by Tiger Lillies. Ev Maclnnes rolled a 278 and 640 for her team. Daffy Dillies, Snapdragons and Forget-Me-Nots defeated their respective teams, Carnations, Buttercups and Bluebelles 5-2. Mary Jeffrey led her team with 241 and 658, while Marg Hall had 257 and 628 in their match. Sheila Brownlee of the Snapdragons had 236 and 549 against But- tercups, led by Marg Hornblower, with 205 and 517. A 224 and 608 by Shirley Smith helped defeat Bluebelles with a high game of 214 by Flo Sowerby. Doreen's Daisies and Mary's Golds fought to a 3-4 split, with many good scores. Joan Dougherty was high with 545; but Yvonne Dougherty had a 592 to lead her team. Bernice Henry had the best single of 244 in this match up. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Yo YD'S took five points with Barb Adair coming through " with three.gnod games Thursday night to give her the best triple for the league with 624. What Not's took two points with Linda Rodger having a triple of 604. Grace Young of the Spare Parts, bowled a terrific 530 tri- ple and Carrie Middel's 551 triple helped take five points from Team Canada. Alice Koopman$ was Team Canada's high bowler for the night with a 599 triple, but Laurie Little had a good game of 216 and Stephanie Kerlovich has 187. Trouble Makers took five points with Barb Pigg having a triple of 516. The Nighthawk's high bowler for the night was Mary Lamb who had three good games and a triple of 572. Pat Brown's 607 triple assisted the Alleycats to take three points from the Wallbangers, who took four. Sandy Fielder was their high bowler with a 478 triple. Scatterbrains beat Tarts Thursday morning, senior citizens bowl- ing action saw the Scatterbrains take five points from Art's Tarts. Kay Glen bowled bowled 205 and Jean Sin- namon, who doubled her average with a big 230, were the tops for the Brains; while Art Young, with a 548 triple and Jim Watson's 205 single were high for the Tarts. The Jenis and the G .. Ms split games. The Jenis getting five. Mary Harman had a 524 triple for Jenis and Gwyn McCrae a 545 for the G . Ms. The VIM's won two games, giving them five points, and the Ups & Downs two. Mike Sauderson coming up with a fine 205 single for the Vim's. Irene Spark's 461 was best for the Ups & Downs. Headpins also shared games with the Pin - pickers. Ed Smythe's 606 and Olive Gilbert's 537 triples were the top scores for the pins, helped by Betty Wheelers 177, for the Pickers. Joanne Thompson was in tine form with a 249 and 600 triple. Ed's Girls were too good for the Madcaps, taking all three games. Ed Taylor 590, and Ann Linklater 491 being the high for the Girls; while Marie Park had a steady 572 for the losers. Lane Busters defeat Four Aces BY TIP In Youth Bowling Council action this week, the Lane Busters won a 5-2 decision Over the Four Aces, led by Lora McInnis' 488 triple. Tim Main rolled a 433 for the Four Aces. The Pin Strikers, led by Cathy Miller's 590 triple, won a 5-2 decision over Head Pins Revenge. Kim Morley had a 510 triple for the Head Pins Revenge. The Triple Strikes were ready to bowl when they met Strike Zone II as they handed them their first loss of the season, defeating them 5-2. Terry Lynn Schmidt had a great week with a 455 triple. Tim Gerrits rolled a 599 for Strike Zone II. Paul Gavigan rolled a 517 as he led the Pin Busters to a 5-2 decision over the Little Bowlers. Grant Langlois had a fine 286 single and 617 triple for the Little Bowlers. The Gutter Bowlers swept a 7-0 decision over the Knockouts, led by Ken Webb's 558 triple. Jennifer Krusp led the Knockouts with a 487 triple. Pee Wee 's team wins The game was a thriller all the way, with Goderich scoring, with just four seconds left on the clock to gain a tie. The first period was scoreless- Goderich was the first to count scoring at 5:24 of the second period, on a goal by Kelly McDonald assisted by Chris Erb and Steve Tziousmis. Zurich tied the game three minutes later, at 8:26 then went ahead 2 - 1 just 27 seconds later. Chris McDonald got the equalizer, on a Scoring for Goderich were Paul Sandy, nice passing play with Kelly McDonald. with three; Brad Allen, two goals and two Zurich scored, at 13:52 of the third period, assists Kevin Merigan two goals and an what looked like the winner. Once again Kel- assist; Kelly McDonald one goal and two ly McDonald scored to tie the game. Brad asists; Alan Brindley, Chris Erb and Allen gained the assist. Brent Anderson each scored one. Doug The next scheduled game is at Hensall, McDonald picked up two assists. November 21. All three goalkeepers: Colin MacKinnon, Jerry Hartin and Jason Dempsey played G' well. ,Goderich Peewee B's hosted Wingham on Friday, November 2, in an exhibition game. The locals came out on top by a 6 - 2 score. Unfortunately the game report was misplaced so there is no report on the point scorers. On Saturday Goderich travelled to Wingham to test the Wingham boys once again. This time the B's walloped Wingham 11- 3. On Friday, November 9, Goderich met Zurich at the local arena. This was the first giime of the schedule for the locals. Bantams drop game 9-5 Goderich Elevator Bantams lost to St. in evi ec to outscored the to end the frame team p 2 in. Marys 9-5, in a Shamrock League game Theplayed November 10, in Goderich. the third frame to secure the win. Goderich was first on the scoreboard, scoring 17 seconds into the game. St. Marys replied 11 seconds later, scored again at the 1:30 mark and an early second period goal put them up 3-1. Goderiztefought back with twomore goals i Scott Garrow scored twice and assisted on a goal for Goderich. 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