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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-15, Page 22Sports c can sets the recor Mclean rolls record 1029 triple Thursday with a 410 single It may not represent a personal best,‘but Dick McLean's 1029 triple in league play Thursday may stand as the house record at Little Bowl for many years to come. Bowling in the Thursday night men's league, McLean rolled singles of 336, 283 and 410 for a phenomenal 1029 triple, the highest ever recorded at the local lanes. The triple eclipses the old Goderich league standard of 1003 set by Jerry Rivett in league play several years ago by 26 points. That McLean would shatter the previous record by 26 points offers testimony to the man's skills which have produced averages ranging from 236 in the Thursday Men's League to 245 in the Monday Men's League. He also anchors Little Bowl's inter -town team. His record performance began with four straight strikes (he would record 28 strikes in all) before he missed a three -pin in the fifth frame. He added two more strikes before settling for 15 points in the eighth frame. He wrapped up the opening game, with a straw lie Haat mina llalldt eaaeu Wuee in the tenth for a 336 single. He showed signs of a 300 plus perfor- mance in the second game but three open frames broke up seven strikes at inoppor- tune times, resulting in a 283 single. His third and final game captured the at- tention of fellow bowlers who cheered his near -perfect performance. McLean rack- ed up an impressive string of eight con- secutive strikes before narrowly missing a headpin in the ninth frame and settling for a spare. He finished off the record-setting, game with three strikes in the tenth frame for a 410 single. While the 410 represents a personal high • single game for Dick, last year he rolled a 1046 triple in inter -town competition in Stratford. The Hall of Fame at Little Bowl will suitably document the record-setting per- formance by McLean and considering that only two bowlers have ever cracked the 1000 triple, Dick's 1029 may be secure for many, many years. MEN'S HONOR ROLL Chris Connor 812; Art Burt 856, 833, 917, 925, 801,352, 926, 357; Kevin Rumig 350, 864, 354, 803, 828, 801, 898, 835, 825, 350; Dick McLean 822, 847, 805, 846, 876, 836, 892, 815, 825, 410, 1029; Ken Johnston 857, 362, 842, 378; Larry Million 807; Dennis Schmidt 818, 804; Tim Gerrits 802, 399,'946, 822; Al Sanders 888, 972; Bruce Carrick 808; Brian Reeves 350, 819; Bob Atkinson 354, 355, 845',. 386, 846; Sonny Moore 854, 350; Jerry Rivett 830, 819; Jim Harrison 832; Bill Des- jardins 807; Gerry Ross 815, 828;- Simon Langlois 844; Jack Gilbert 822; John Miller 847; Brian Stewart 826, 822; Al Fisher 826; Steve Allen 847; John Duckworth 386, 859; 802; Greg Little 350; Ray Swan 371; Ron Durnin 804; Don Bauer 367, 834. LADIES HONOR ROLL Debbie Cudmore 361, 768; Shirley Schmidt 710, 346, 719, 353, 787, 301, 794; Del Geddes 340, 716; Karen Pounder 704; Marj Moore 749, 718; Diane Sutton 718, 318; Brenda Dineen 300; Mary Bissett 338; Alene Curran 300; Dorothy Bourdeau 740; Olive Gilbert 312; Elaine O'Donnell 312; Joanne Ducharme 797; Marj Smith 306, 318; Del Mitchelmore 706, 731, 719; Mary Helen Blue 713; Shirley Kennedy 711; Ruth Oke, 305. III II 14161111 clC 35 1 Co 5111,715 125 sal ►G5 17 i 90 r`OO Figure Skaters pass tests in December December was a busy month for members of the Goderich Figure Skating Club as a number of skaters were pro- moted and the club held its Christmas Par- ty Dec. 18. Parents and children enjoyed a family skate waiting for Santa to arrive and later the power skaters and dads played hockey. The result of the game is still not known. A club draw, for a. weekend at Wheels Inn, Chatham, was won by Tim Glousher. " During the month, Rick McLean advanc- ed in power skating while Sarah Adamson, Monica Schuett and Aletia Warr moved from Beginners and Sue Ingham advanced. from Elementary. Nicole Bodden, Susan Potter and Marcia Salm advanced from Basic Group. Kelly Graham, Sally Mabon and Vicky Rock were promoted from Novice III while Connie Clifford, Kelly Graham and Becky Scbuett moved from Novice IV. Free Skate I was completed by Lisa Adamson, Clifford, Schuett, Tara McKin- non and Suzanne Schultz. Figure 1 was passed by Adamson who passed Stroking I along with Schuett. McKinnon and Schultz pased Figure II. An inter -club competition was held Dec. 15 in Clinton with a number of Goderich skaters participating. The following skaters passed dances; Julie Cook, Sally Mabon and Angie Skelton passed the Canasta while Tammy' Marshall passed her foxtrot. Emma Hollingworth passed both the American and The Rocker. Dick McLean set the record straight at Little Bowl last week rolling a 1029 triple, the highest score ever bowled in Goderich. McLean rolled singles of 336, 283 and 410 in setting the new record. His previous best single was 401 in Stratford when he rolled a career high 1046 triple. He hit for eight straight strikes Thursday before sparing in the ningth frame. (photo by Dave Sykes) :2 1 Li 11111/13 IL7,1 Wi i I s. Li 11 4-5' 135 silsd :7a ,Q31 1 1511416 s/ 311. 1L)') y0 11 4Cr 3s(0 336 11k X83 10 Foresters continue to lead Thursday Industrial Curling League • ladies taking advantage of their January the final score 4 2. Sale, had skip Karen Kirk taking advan- On ice two the ends were being won in toga of Jack Kellough and his Bank of leaps and bounds. Karen Kirk's team was Commerce team. She "sailed" into them skipped by Anne Steward with Beth Main, with a 9 - 2 score. Gwen Kiar and Rosemary Beange against In a see -saw battle that came right down Emily Crew's team skipped by Kathy to the last rock, Ed Mundle of McGee's Hamilton, Colleen Maguire, Morin Howard and Penny Peters. With the 5th team were able to win over Terry Worsell's'foursome in a 7 6 contest. end tied and the potential for Anne to take FARMER'S LEAGUE the game the novice skip Kathy Hamilton Don McKenzie has organized a farmer's threw her (and the games) last rock removing one of Anne's in the back of the league that curls on Thursday afternoons each week. If you would like to join this house giving Kathy a 7 5 win. league, give Don a call at 4 602. Ice three saw Doreen Garrow's team of SUNDAY FAMILY LEAGUE Lesley Zolob and Ruth Jermyn short - The MacKinnon family, with Crystal handedly upset the "formidable" Nancy Bissett defeated the Cameron family, McKinnon and, her team of Georgia Ball, while the Zolobs took on the family com- Donna Finnigan and Patti McManus. Con- bination of Rick and Matt Brown, Karen gratulations Doreen on a 7 - 3 victory over and Shannon Kirk. The Zolab crew was last draw's overall winner. victorious in thisame. Standing Team Won Lost g John Orr and his son Andy teamed up 1. Foresters 6 02 Hospital 5 0 with John and Jason Garrett to defeat 3. AM&G Vets 5 0 Jack MacKinnon and his two daughters, 4. Viking ik n Vets ° 4 2 1 Jennifer and Stephanie, and Bob Pellow. 4. SupeGDCShell No. 1 4 2 Next family curling:day will be on Sun- 4.Legion 4 2 day, January 25th. 5. Ice Cubes 3 3 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES 5. Health 'Unit - 3 3 Ice one saw Lexi Q'Nei)'s team skipped 5: Sifto Salt 3 3 by Holly Doherty, O(th Vi Stringer, Patty 5. Victoria & Grey 3 3 Noirel and Dorrie Chisholm holding their 6. Lady Foresters 2 3 own against Nancy Nephew's team skip,7. GDCI Teachers No. 2 2 4 ped by Joan Hibbert with Roberta 7. Local 1863 2 4 Machon, Margaret St. Louis and Helen 8. Elementary Teachers 1 5 Dickie. After several close ends Joan Hib- 9. Maitland Golfers 0 6 bert made a couple of tricky shots to make 9, GDCI Vikings 0 6 FORESTER TEAM ON TOP Cam Bogie's team of Tom, Betty and Rodger Moore continued their winning ways last Thursday night by pulling away to an early lead and defeating Dave Cloet's GDCI Teacher team 9 - 3. This dropped the Teacher team into a seventh -place tie with Local 1863 who dropped a close 6 - 4 game to the Sifto Salt Evaporator team. The Sifto team credited their win to the bright new red caps they were sporting, even though Mark Shaw still prefers to go bareheaded! The Legion team showed no mercy to the under -staffed Elementary Teacher team, defeating Roberta Machan in her first try at skipping by a 13 - 2 score. Dan Durst and his Viking Vets thought they were going to ' have it easy with Charlie . Crawford's Ice Cubes, since Charlie had to fight his way through the snow drifts to get to the rink. Charlie made it close though and had a chance to tie the game in the last end. But, Dan came through with some clutch shots and won by an 11- 6 score. The Lady Foresters were stalled by the weather and had to postpone their game with the Hospital team. Doug Mackey, skipping the Victoria and Grey team, showed some of the form that got him into the Tankard Regional finals, and whipped the Maitland Golfer girls 9 - 4. George Sutton maintains he is trying to stay in shape for the ball season, se has 'taken to playing vice op the GDCI Teacher ON THE ROCKS at the Maitland number one team, leaving, the skipping duties up to Doug Bundy. It seemed to work as the teachers gave a lesson to the students, skipped 'by "Tan-ya"Jeffrey. The students didn't give up, even after they were downed by four, and came back to be within one point coming home. ,However they missed some crucial shots on the final end, and the teachers walked away with a 9 - 3 victory. In the closest game of the night, John Orr's Health Unit team made some tricky shots and picked up a 7 - 5 victory over Jeff Harrison's Super Shell squad. MONDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL Eight teams got off the mark in the se- cond draw of the Monday Industrial league. - Don Dickie, skipping the Dixie's Flower team pulled off a big upset;lly handing last draw's big winner, Bill King, a 10 - 2 defeat. ° Mark Lassaline and his Goderich Firemen had a close game with Lynn Ed- ward and her Roadrunner squad, defeating them by a 7 - 6 score. Rosemary's, besides having a lot of Goderich Belles win one game and tie .one in league Goderich travelled to Mitchell on Sat., Jan. 11 and played a see -saw game ending in a 7-7 tie. Goderich's Stacey Rean opened the scor- ing at 14:10 with a goal from Angie Chishpim. Mitchell countered at 12:28 but Goderich took a three goal lead with goals at 10:09, 8:49, 3:55 from' Rean (unassisted) Anne Samplonius from Vicky Vander - burgh and Vanderburgh unassisted. Mit- chell added two goals at 3:22 and 1:29 and Goderich ended the first period, 5-3 scoring at :58'with a goal by Angie Chisholm from Vanderburgh and'Kristen Egner. Mitchelltook a two goal lead when they scored four goals at 14:09, 13:01, 12:20 and 5:49. Goderich managed to "pull up their socks'' and tie the game with goals from Rean (assisted , by Samplonius) and Chisholm ( unassisted) at 3:42 and 1:15. The girls then travelled to Seaforth on Sunday the 12th and won handily. (8-2) Angie Chisholin scored at 12:40 from Laurie Dawson and Vanderburgh scored at 10:05 from Chisholm. Seaforth put their only goal of the first period at 9:32 and Goderich's Chisholm ended the scoring at 8:55 frorrt.Samploriius. Goderich took a commanding lead scor- ing the next our goals at 14:12,13:22,12:38 and 5:56. Samplonius from Rean, Rean from Marianne Glazier and Samplonius, Rean from Tammy Talbot and Vander - burgh, and finally Chisholm frotn Samplonius. Seaforth scored their final goal at 5:39 and Rean scored Goderich's at 4:18 from Pam 'Wilkinson and Vander - burgh. Good work girls. Thanks to Julie Camp- bell, Karen Armstrong and Laurie Dawson and our goalie Sheila. Goderich Optimist Belles have had a busy Christmas season. On December 15, 1985 a home game was played against Seaforth resulting in a 4 - 4 tie. Stacey Rean scored two goals from An- nette Jones and Angie Chisholm. Julie Campbell, scored one from Anne Samplonius and Marianne Glazier and Angie Chisholm also scored one from Rean. Friday, January a, 1986 saw Forest play at Goderich. It was an easy 12 - 3 victory for Goderich. Stacey Rean led the scoring with four goals while Tammy Talbot had .. ..,,._�._�... and Anne three. Angie, Chisholm Anne Samplonius scored the other twd goals for Goderich. Assists were by Tammy Talbot (2), Stacey Rean (2), Angie Chisholm (2), Anne Samplonius, Kristen Egher and Julie Campbell. , On Sunday, Jan. 5 Goderich defeated Mitchell 9 - 5. Mitchell opened the scoring at 11:31 but Goderich countered at 9:55 with a goal from Stacey Rean and again at 9:34 with a goal by Vicky Vanderburgh from Rean. Mitchell evened the scoring at 8:35. Rean scored from Talbot and Paula Vanderburgh at 3:22 and at 1:24 and 1:05 ' vjth assists by Talbot, Egner and Glazier. ' Mitchell scored at 1:40 to end the first period 5 - 3. Angie Chisholm opened the scoring at ..14:49 from Laurie Dawson. Mitchell countered at 12:14. Julie Campbell scored at 9:18 f elm Jean and Reap scored from Talbot at 7:12. Mit- chell added their last goal at 5:22 and Rean scored Goderich's last goal at 3:40 from Paula Vanderburgh. " Good work girls and thanks to iuniors - Julie Campbell, Laurie Dawson, Paula v.,.;.�o��,����h Kelly, Lumley and Annette Kelly Lumley Annette iJones for their continued help and special thanks to "Billie"°Donnelly for her perfor- mances in goal. TWEENS Exeter Forest Goderich Mitchell JUNIOR BELLES Exeter Forest ' Goderich Huron Park Mitchell Seaforth BELLES Forest Goderich Huron Park Mitchell Seaforth As of Jan. 5 for game sheets received W L T TP 2 1 4 m, 0 7 0 5 0 10 2 2 4 Novices settle for 2-2 tie 2 4 1 5 0 11 1 3 5 2 2 4 2 11 0 0 7 2 0 1 8 6 The Goderich Garb and Gear Novices built up a two -goal lead early in the game but had to settle for a 2-2 tie against Lucan in Shamrock League play here Saturday. • Goderich opened the scoring after just three minutes of play as Jason Meriarn scored the game's first goal with Trevor Macaulay and Drek Gilchrist assisting. The novices increased the .lead to 2-0 three minutes later as Taylor Cicchini scored from Jeff Klages. Lucan got one goal back in the first period but Goderich carried its 2-1 lead in- to the final period as the teams played through a scoreless second period. Lucan tied the game early in the third period and the final score ended 2-2. 0 11 0 0 8 1 1 17 3 2 0 G 5 3 0 ler 2 2 1 5 Peewee Bs win third straight The Goderich Peewee Bs won its third straight hockey game Saturday defeating Mitchell 5-1. Mitchell ruined a shutout bid by Goderich, scoring midway through the final period. Jerry Hartin led the scoring with with two goals and two assists while Doug Mac- Donald and Kelly McDonald chipped in with a goal and an assist each. Steve Tzioumis also had a goal and Mark Kin- nihan had one assist. Mark Melick, Jeremy Grasby and Steve Atchison all had breakaways but failed to score. The Peewee Bs return to action this Fri- day at 6.30 p.m. in a game against Clinton at the Goderich Arena. Tweens defeat Mitchell 15-3 The Goderich Tween Ringette team outscored Mitchell 8-3 in the first period and went on to defeat the home 15-3 in On- tario Ringette Association league play Saturday. Trisha Rumig led the offensive outburst scoring four goals. Teammates Angie Har- rison and Donna Waterfield scored three goals apiece while Tanya Glousher scored two goals. Leslie Brereton, Shelly Alcock and Alesha Glousher scored one goal each. Glousher also assisted on five Goderich goals while Jackie Crawford set up three goals. Bridge Club plans Swiss Team games Eleanor Erskine directed the Dec. 30 meeting of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club at the Legion. They winners were Ralph Kingswell and Bill' Duncan while ' Chris and Brian Reeve were second, Marg Hall and Rev. John Wood, third and the team of Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Er- skine, fourth. Hall and Rev. Wood won the Jan. 6 meeting of the club and were followed by the Reeves, Jean Papernick and Louise Hetherington and Tom Eadie and Aelian Weerasooriya. Dawna Sproule and Eleanor- Erskine topped the North -south division of play with 105 points at the Jan. 7 meeting of the club. Edna Overholt and A. Weerasooriya finished second with 991/2 points while Bill Bradley and John Donatis were third with 911/2 points and the Reeves fourth with 90' , points. Mary Lapaine and Louise Hetherington were first in the East -west section with 951/2 points while Joanne Gilchrist and Lee Ryan settled for second place with 91 points. Pat Stringer and Cathy McDonald were third with 881 points while Barb Howe and Marion Lane were fourth with 82 points. The Swiss Team games will be played "Tuesday, Jan 21 and Tuesday, Jan. 28.