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Jr. Ringette
team defeats
Forest . 9-5
The Goderich Junior Ringette team got
its -I986-87 season off to a good start with a
over Forest in a game played
Nov. 1.
Jennifer Durnin and Laurie Dawson led
the Goderich offence with three goals
apiece and Durnin also assisted on two
others for a five -point effort.
Donna Waterfied scored two goals for
Goderich while Karen Armstrong scored
one goal and assisted on three others for a
four -point effort.
The teams were tied 5-5 after one period
of play but Goderich broke the game open
with four goals in the final period while
shuting out Forest in the last period.
Almasi leads
Bunniesto
five points
Barb Almasi rolled singles of 227 and 289
and a 712 triple to lead Barb's Bunnies to a
five -point win over the New Gals. Shirley
Kennedy chipped -in with a 674 triple while
good singles were recorded by Joyce Pet-
tus, 177, Mary Lynne Telford, 198, Dorothy
Bourdeau, 225, and Bev Whetstone, 207. •
Doreen Leeson's 660 triple and singles by
Mavis Fisher, 178, and Pauline Jacques,
192, 206, helped the New Gals to two points.
Joyce Hamilton rolled a 248 single and
Lorraine Jones and Heather Jackson each
had singles of 196 to lead the Blazers to a
five -point effort over the Oldtimers. Nancy
White's 668 triple and high single games
from Del Geddes, 206, and Kris Miller, 208,
led the Oldtimers to two points.
The Wallbangers made a move in the
standings taking five points the Marionet-
tes on the strength of high singles from
Helen Lewis, 203 and Trish Deighton, 243.
Betty Fisher's 211 led the Marionettes. Kit
Smith chipped in with games of 170 and
183.
Auleen's Angels bowled against 100 per
cent of their average and took five points.
Carolyn Carter's 222, 277 and 645 triple led
the way while Vicki Dineen had a 621 triple
and 273 single and Brenda Dineen a 202
single. Bev Million was the weekly draw
winner.
In Wednesday afternoon league play, the
Bear Cubs took five points on the strength
of Janet Rumig's 663. The Wolverines took
seven points from the Wildcats with Grace
Mugford rolling a 586.
The Turtles took seven points from the
Gophers with Marion Miller bowling a 554
triple. Barb Pigg had a 481 for the
Gophers. The Tigers took four points from
the Sly Foxes. Helen Durnin had a 547 for
the winners while Sheila Brownlee had a
563 triple for the Foxes.
Cathy Hiusser had a 522 triple to lead the
the r Penny
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Bears took five points from the
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Jets win two of three
recreation league games.
In Goderich Recreation Hockey League
play the past week, the J.H. Jets 'won two
games and lost one. m
In a game played Oct. X30, Hodges built
up a 6-2 lead and coasted to a 7-5 win over
the Jets. Don Ennett and Dennis Kelly led
the offence for Hodges with two goals
apiece ' while Scott Parks, Graham
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Donald scored one goal apiece.
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goals as the Jets romped to a 10-5 lopsided
win over the Bedford Flyers. MacDonald
and Schaeffer scored two goals apiece
while Ian MacAdam, Don Bogie and
Telford had one goal each. Rick Rawson
and Mark Frayne had two goals each for
the Flyers.
Earlier in the week, the Flyers got a late
third period goal from Mike Lapaine as
they edged Murphys 5-4. Frayne led the of-
fence with two goals while Phil Paquette
and Rawson had one goal each.
In other action, Clere-Vu's Greg Burns
scored two goals, including the winner,
and set up another as they defeated Er-
nie's 5-4 in a game played Nov. 3.
Clere-Vu'allowed Ernie's the first goal of
the game but responded with tout straight
goals to hold a 4-1 lead heading into the
final period. The Raiders outscored Clere-
Vu 3-1 in the final period to produce the 5-4
• final. Brent Daw, Pete Thompson and
Terry Caldwell had the other Rocket goals.
Harold Peet and Greg Beacom scored
two each for Ernies in a losing cause.
Peewees edge Clinton
6-5 in league action
At home Saturday, Lions goalies Chuck
MacLennan, and Bob Lumley, along with
the Sabre goalie stoned all shooters until a
two -minute span in the third period when
London scored four times.
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