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Little Bowl leaves the pack
ir
with bigseven point night
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Little Bowl left the pac)(
and whisked into undisputed
possession of first place in
Monday night men's bowling
action.
Little Bowl raked the lowly
Roys Boys for seven points to
boost their season total
to
47
for a commanding
int
league lead. Roys boys are
now in last place with 30
points.
Jim Harrison led Little
Bowl with a 243 single and his
effort was complementedby
a Sonny •Moore 695 triple,
Gerry Pitre led the Roys Boys
offence with a 284 single and
728 triple.
The Tail Ends failed in
their bid to stay with leaders
as they managed only two
points off the Hopefuls and
thus relinquished their share
of first place.
Doug Zoethout rolled a 265
single and 710 triple for the
Tail Ends who now have 42
points for the season. The
five -point night lifted the
Hopefuls season point total to
40 on the strength of Lee
Ryans 286 single and 713
triple.
The Recalls also moved
into contention grabbing four
Jerry Rivett broke a 22 -year-old record with a 1,993 triple at
Little Bowl last week. Playing
in t the
Wednesday
andight
l
mixed league Jerry 323
eclipsing
score
Bowl.
tris
marked
staff photo)
old
the
mark of 982
first 1,909
set by Jim
triple ever
McWhinney. His
bowled at Little
Rivett rolls record 1,003
an
strike in the eighth for a closing 323. years Little doubted the new
Jerry Rivett had a night frame but was- limited to 25 Although no bowler has hit record would stand for
that most bowlers ,lust dream
points in the final two frames for a 1000 triple in the past 22. another 20 years.
about.
He didn't bowl a perfect
game, but playing in the
Wednesday night mixed
league Rivett rolled singles of •
40
1,
time in the 22 -year -history of
Little Bowl that anyone has
bowled a 1,000 triple and The Goderich Recreation however that the of regardingntactthe color o
eclipsestthe old record of 982 board naming has agreecontest ford athe Mem name in remainorial partrespecttoits moisture droppings on the ice •After a scoreless second
set by Jim Littre
commented
gduringYoung Canada Week. eriod Listowel went up one
Harry Little commented Goderich Memorial Arena. significance. The steel beams in the arena after a minute of play in the
that several league howlers Following renovations theo began rusting shortly after final period. Robert Denstedt
have recorded single scores the arena last year, Dymond said that a history their installation because of set up Robin Hollinger in
ov
abler to00 but rat one -has threeen name, Goderich believed that the of the buin and of be moisture. set of the binelH net hn
goo to put together A� na osuit he multi- provided tin order to gave the The recreation board made it 2-1 Listowel. and hTwe
good games. minutes later Randy Graham
purpose facility. iuse the public some guidance. believes the problem is the tied the score for Goderich
m
Rivett opened five
strning arena flooretyhas been used for In other arena business a responsibility of the ar- but the score
roared right
with a spare, and ended
strikes. a variety the activities they chitects but C. C. Parker said
another spare ended with suggested name should paint analysis of the new the steel was prepared to back for the go ahead goal, a
five strikes for hist in single. reflect those uses. beams that was to be corn -f specifications and that the two way effort by Denstedt
His previous best in league pleted by a University of p and Zister. Mark Rowe
problem is the responsibility and Zi a unassisted we
competition was a 3 8. Dymond said a forcould r lbe ke suggest on aterloo professor
f C.
s C. Parker f the board, grae:43 remaining in goal
The board is having the with t: tie rtemaining
game for the
In the second game he possible,
as widely asd and Associates of London has steel analyzed to determine g
combined four strikes with possible, set a deadline and yet to be completed. sponsibility second time.
five spares for a 280 single decide at that time from the •
pec Board plans to hold
0. 280 and 323 for a record contest 003 triple.
His score marks the first arena name
out of a possible seven points
from French Dry Cleaners to
lift their record to 41 points.
Charlie Williams rolled a 292
singlk and converted it into a
700 triple for the Recalls.
Bob Mills led French to
three p oints with a 295 single
while team-mate Clem
Desjardine added a 689 triple.
French now has 40 points for
the season.
The B.D.s finally got un-
tracked and hung for two
points against Huromic Metal
to remain in contention with
38 points. D,on Johnston
topped the B.D.s with a 252
single and 653 triple_
Huromic Metal
ltfought off a
that five
recent slump
point effort against the B.D.s
but still remain far back in
the pack with 36 points. Jerry
Rivett topped the Huromic
Metal with a 241 single while
team-mate Rick McLean
chipped in with a 687 triple,
5tA, Z5.4
The Signal -Stars provided point effort raised their
some life for the last 37.
Augies Dogiwho tookplace the to George_ Vanderburgh
Stars for five points and the Stars with a 256 single
vacated the cellar. The win. 640 triple while John),"
improved the Dogies season was the top Dogie with a
total to 33 while the Stars two- single and 686 triple.
Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club scores
There ‘:cre nine tables in
play on Tuesday, November
22 at the Legion Hall when the
Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club met.
Winners in the east -west
division of play were; first,
Fred Egener and Bill
Cochrane with 129 points;
second, Joanne Duckworth
and Lee Ryan with 128 points;
third, Art Wilson and Omar
Haselgrove with 124 points
and fourth, Ray and
Fisher with 111 points.
In the north -south div
of play, winners were
Sandra Turville and
Phillips with 144 po
second, Auleen Curry
Jean Papernick with
points; third, ElenorEr
and Mary Donnelly wi
points; and fourth, E
Galbraith and Donna Sp
with 106 points.
Stealers
fight
to tie
Listowel
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The Goderich Lakeport
Steelers fought back twice in
the final period to manage a
3-3 tie with Listowel in
Bantam "B" hockey action in
Listowel. The tie is the fourth
of the' year .for the Steelers
who have one win and two
losses in season play.
Steve Sager boosted the
Steelers into a one goal lead
early in the game finishing off
a three way play with Darrell
Graham and Larry Kelly.
Sager's goal was scored with
4:43 played in the. game and
exactly 12 minutes later
Peter Zister skated in alone
on Steeler petminder Robert
with the arena Cummings and grabbed the
equalizer.
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Goderich Arena
SPECIAL EVENTS
Public Skating
Sunday, Dec. 4 - 4:30 to 6:30
Admission '1.00 per person
(Children 8 years & under, free with adult)
Minor Hockey
Thursday, December 1
8:00 p.m. Pee Woes vs. Hanover
Saturday, December 3
5:00 p.m. Atoms vs. Walkerton
8:00 p.m. MW,fget "A" vs. Port Elgin
Sunday, December 4
1:00 p.m. Novice Ks. Listowel
2:00 p.m. Juvenile vs. Strathroy
Intermediate Hockey
Friday, December 2 - 8:30
Goderlch Sailors vs. Winghem
Admission: Adult •'1.50
Student • '1.00
Children - S0'
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