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Teams ot WO ends of the
standings are fighting hard to
, improve 'their ', position in
Men's Monday ntht bowling
and—this week- tia—nif ex-
ception. Huromic Metals
swept Augie!a Dneies and
uppedtheir serison Warta 97,
six better than secand place
Amazing Oil Mart. At the
other end of the scale the
Signal Stars grabbed seven
off the Hopefuls while the
B.D.'s were held ta two by the
Recalls and the Stars moved
oat of the basement by one
D6n Henry and John Iloy edged bY. the Tali' yids but Hodghts With a 721 ttipl
shared team high single used their' three „points to French „DrY7,:::.:000
hpnors With a 261 ogaine each move into. secend plaCtkwith stayed in o0Utcotlo*:yg
and Hoy went On ea a 717 81. Last Week they were tied seven point sife9li,,,i14;;:
'seven points from the Dogies. Jim Harrison had the ,best 191- i I
The Dogies trailed the Metals game for Amazing with a 291 .help the Cleaneri-
by one going into the night's single and Jim McWbinney's season total tq
action and held second plaie, 140 triple was the best on the first: The. 1$_,OYS,
They slipped to third as a night for the 011 Mart. The single frOit1 JONI SOrtt„il
result of the shutout; with Tail Ends put their four paint. 722 triple froai
John Miller managing a 239 .40.effort to use to take over fifth Papernitseh but'. slip."'
single and 594 triple to lead spet with 71. Bill MO.Isaac and sixth otaCe with 59:Poin ,
his club. The Dogies have 79 The Slgnal Stars lingly
points. - Lynne Hodgins led the Ends, made it out Of the basenient
The Amazing Oil Mart was Mclsaac with a 268 single and with a seven pOint sweep Over
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Off
Juniors hold down second
place in stan s
by TD
The GDCI junior Vikings
won their fifth game in six
starts in 'Huron -Perth con-
ference boy s basketball, -
defeating St. Marys, 50-43;
here last Tuesday.
The Vikings used a first
half press to throw St. Marys
off their game etan and force
numerous turnovers which
led to a 35-16 Viking lead -at
St. Marys chipped away at
the Vikings lead in the second
half, und with' the help of.
some cold shooting by the
Vikings, nafrOWed -the gap,
but were unable to catch up to
the Vikings.
The Vikings are currently
in second place, tied with
Stratford Central and
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Listowel: South Huron of
Exeter is in firseplace with a
5-1 recerd. The Vikings travel
to Listowel today4Thursday)
for a key game 'with the
Lords.
The Viking's Don Bogie,
with points, was the
game's top scorer. Eric
Mitchell and Andy Moore had
eight points each and Dennis
Donnelly added "Iotir—ii-die.
Viking's total. Brian SowerbY
and Doug Cruickshank • had
three points -each for
Tom Doherty and Mike Pitre
had two points each while
--Wayne Jackson had one
Stuart Bell, with 16, and
Paul Rawlings with nine
points, were St. Marys' best.
Kinsmen club vacates cellar in
Industrial league curling
Well, they did it again! The
first place Assessment Office
accomplished their tenth
straight victory Thursday
night "edging" the DRMCo
- Plant team 11 to 2. Jim Bell
and Greg Hanson combined
to lead the Assessment group
this week with fine shooting
and powerful sweeping.
As . usual the Assessment
men were gracious winners
admitting that they got some
- key breaks but breaks never
win games. It is funny,
however, talldng to losing
skips, that while breaks do
not win games they are often
the reason for losing them.
DRMCo skip Glen Falkiner
had his team close for the
first three ends as the teams
were tied at two apiece, but
Dennis Lebrun's consistent
team juskapplied too much
Second plaCe Victoria and
Grey improved their record
with a convincing victory
over the DRMCo Office teaM.
The score was approximately
15 to 1 but who's counting?
Regular curler Tom Love was
absent and the remaining
Vand G members may ask
him to make it permanent as
they combined for an ex-,
cellent team victory. Hugh
two curlers put rocks into the
house on almost every op-
portunity. DRMCo skip Rick
Debolt was often faced with
four or five arid ' even six
opposition rocks in the house
as he attempted to keep the
score close. Debolt made
some fine -shots but the vic-
COUNTRY CLUB
torions V and G team were all for the losing teachers -as
just too pod on this night for they were unable to remove it
aayone to beat - maybe even or outdraw it.
the Assesstnent Team. , The happiest Warn at the
The family feud between Maitland Cbuntry Club
the Teacher teams waS Thursday night was certainly
continued. this week the the Kinsmen Club as., they
winner was the Teacher no. 2 ,doubled their victory tier -
Team defeating the Teacher centage by overpowering" the
no. 3 Team 7 to 5.. Financial Office 8 to 4. -The
The match was a very ctory, the Kinsinen's
exciting one as the lead second, moved them out or
swayed back and forth and the basement in -the League
each end was not d termin standinga. .Kinsmen Skip,
donbt until ' 1 shot. inOile up *standings. 4';''
Teacher no. 2 skip, Bev The ,Kinarnen- deserveluil,
Lindsay got off to a slow 'start marks ferftheir win as they
but finished ex- led throughout the whole
that had no trouble working The front4',,thtee of Stan
together. Graham Campbell, ConnellY,:Paul Baechler and;
George Young and Rob John Schneiker curled verY ,
Youngblut all enjoyed good streag, gaMes allowing skip
evenings while Der Almeida Cloet -to relax a little more '
curled very well especially in thafi,ile boOil tts0 to in
the last ends for the .losing preViens centesti. -Paul •
side.
at five. a piece as the teams FinancJia
The game was deadlocked "aBoaeocutitottdinittsgPidaqpriFhcctur•::rg, Chaa'sds
began the last end with the was 'unable to take advantage
Teacher no. 3 Team enjoying of theleWbrealts given to him •
the advantage of last rock. bY, ilbnilry .Kinsaien con -
Skip George Sutton made a tingent: Skip Cass had hoped
tactic 1 • • to lead his ,tealz O1 Louise
earn the game when he Doggett', Penny McGrath and
hose to build a d th carOhne Cass into fourth
an keep the house clean and educe. but' that Will have to
ait for the last shot. George "waittnitil next week when the
oung skillfully hid his shot Financial Team plays the,'
ehind a guard and that was Teacher no. 2 Team.
BY NANCY,MACKINNON Machinery Limited. This t
This _Sunday, February 6, Bonspiel is scheduled to take d
one of the highlights of our place Saturday, February 5. th
curling seagon witl take Tom Jasper's rink was w
place. That event will be the , scheduled to go to Kincardine'. Y
Division 13; 14, 15 and 16 this past-weekendto compete b
, playdowns in the Seagram in a double knockout to
Mixed Curling competition. determine Division 13's
Well known St. Thomas representative in the
curler Jim Waite will corn- Seagram Mixed Playclowns:
pete with his' mixed rink in This event was cancelled and
this' double knOckout event reacheduled for Tuesday
which should produce some February 1, in Kincardine.
top rate curling. All curlers Hopefully this event will take
should try and take in some of Place and Tom's rink will
the action. advance to the Divisional
plaidowns at our Club this
Weather last week post- weekend.
poned several area curling Pn February 6, Tom Love's
events. The Friday Mixed rink of Dennis Lebrun, Larry
games; were cancelled, McGrath and Bill King will
Curlers -please tiote that the represent eur Clubin a single"
:follow the regular scheduled ideterraine - 'Division 13B'S,' '
games tor February 4. Please `itepresentative in _the--fti,.*'
- check the- schedfile for your ,icompetitioN ..,---- ' ,,-',--: :
• eurlinoittie. , ,-4 k,- ! copies, _don't forget --the'...'
Als0 Oostponed *it the 'Mel Bogie Mixed BOrtspM1.- '
- ,:Ladie0,0-5:13oritiiiier 'ler -the ,t'ebrhary,12.there are stall
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Den. •TOtitiAiewi,01,# t!."13:7t,r";;;''..6.itll-. .e'‘,4!,:°44'1.':St'lr*-
Chapman who hit a 259. Sittoe Stak::'.holds the year'i, best
Recalls te five and aseveath f Don - McWhinney of the
place spot with 0.,#mnii: .: , Cleaners with 242.9 and Spany
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GDCI basketball coach Phil In the preliminary round at
'Bugler has announced the 9, the.- Lord Dorchester
line-up for the fourth annual Beavers take on the Petreria
Goderich Viking Invitational Lancers while the host
Tournament to be held „hero Vikings - meet Loncinn .H,B;
Saturday. • ' Beal Raiders. At 10:30 a.m.
Many ofthe top senior boys' the other four teams entered
basketball teams in this part swing into action: Sarnia St
of the province will be Pat's Fighting „Irish tangle
competing. Action begins in with 'the ' Stratford Nor;
the GDCI gyms at 9 a.m. and thwestern Huskies arid the ,
continues throughout the day, StrathroY Saints ..go against
with the championship final the London A.I3. Lucas
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The GDCI Vikings midget
basketball team 401#A,A0 st.
Tuesday: in HurOn-Perth
Corrference action:
Coach Lynn 'Meyers ex-
pressed satisfaction with the
improvement in • his team's
defensive play. Jim Levy, St.
Marys top scorer, and rated
,, by Meyers as one of the best
players his team' has faced
this season, was held 'to 10
,,ppints. Meyer's midgets will
need all the defensive and
offensive skills they possess
• up in Listowel in what the -
- team's biggest test of the
season. Along -with Listowel,
near the top in the, Huron -
improvement shoWn by many
of his playergives him a
'total of 10 playera tan call ,
on in -the tongh gaiindpear the
end of the Sehedtile, rather
than just a starting five.
The Vikings league record
now stands -at fivei wins and ,
Steve-ArbOur had 10 points
for the ,Vikings. Dap Maillet
hit for eight and Gil Van-
, denheuval hrid seven. Larry
Madge, Steve , Gallow and
ICevin, Jewell each had six
points for the Vikings. , Ted,
Doherty and Dan Freeman
had four points and. Jim
Costello and Ken Reid two
points each ferthe-Yilcings-
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The ODCI wrestling team
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Viking Matmen
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