HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-18, Page 16PAGE 16—GO.PERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979
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Owen
There are still two
undefeated players in the
regular standings_., with
Jim Kingsley gaining his
third and fourth wins and
Darrell Clutton with two
wins. Glen Naylor moved
into a tie for the last top
Youth bowlers hold
Special Events Tournament
So far this year -there
have been 128, bantam,
junior and senior bowling
registrations in YBC.
On Saturday, October
13 there was a Special
Events Tournament held.
The Bantam Division
winners were the Bad
News Bowlers - captain,
Gerry Kingsley and the
Hot Rods - captain Cathy
Miller. The junior and
senior division winners
were the Wallbangers -
captain Steven Love and
the Strikers - captain,
Terry Ryan.
The bantams high
singles and doubles were
won by Dale Erb with a
single game of 206 and a
total of 356 and Denise
level position with Bob
Fitzjames. Both Glen and
Bob won their only game
of the evening with Bob
the hard way by
against a Level 1
Moriarty had a
big night winning both of
his games. Owen is tied
for the club lead in vic
tories with four. This
time last year Owen did
'not have a win. Owen now
W L Pts leads the most improved
category with an increase
LEVEL 1 of .571. Owen's brother
Jim Kingsley 4 0 1.000 Mike won his second
Darrell Clutton 2 0 1.000 victory of the season to
Louis Stadelmann 3 1 .750 move into Level 2.
Glen Naylor 2 1 .667 Mike Cox played very
strongly against Jim
LEVEL 2 Kingsley but came up shy
Bob Fitzjames 2 1 .667 of a win. Mike has shown
Owen Moriarty 4 3 .571 tremendous
Steve Hammitt 1 1 .500 im
Mike Moriarty• . provement in his game
2 4 .333 and will certainly come
up with several wins this ,
year.
If you are interested in
Riehl who was the girls' LEVEL 3
winner with a single of Barry Page
134 and a 226 double. Mike Cox
The junior and senior Don Bogie
high singles and triples Mark Russell
were won by Jim Keller
with a game high of 248 HONORARY MEMBERS
and a total of 569 for three Kirk Lyndon 1 0
games. Sally Little, with Chas. MacDonald 1 0 1.000
a game high of 171 and a
triple of 450, was the top MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS
girl. INCREASE
Owen Moriarty
Darrell Clutton
Barry Page •
Bob Fitzjames
Mike Moriarty
Mike Cox
1 3
1 3
1 3
0 4
.250
.250
.25Q
.000
1.000
Clinton Mustangs drop
home opener 6-4
by Bryan Marriage
The Clinton Mustangs
opened their season in
OHA Central Junior C
action last .Sunday night
on a losing note, when the
Port Elgin Bears scored
four powerplay goals and
beat the Mustangs by a
score of 6-4.
The Mustangs opened
up with a first period lead
of 3-1 on goals by Dave
Stephenson, Larry Daer
and Dale Duncan.
Port Elgin bounced
'back the second .period ...
and- eapi-t-a-Liz-ed on
Mustang defensive errors
with four goals while the
Stangs notched only one
from the stick of 1:3x11
Pickering.
In the. third period the
Mustangs regained their
first period form but were
"'unable to beat Bears.
goaltender Dave Rosner
when they fired 17 shots
at him.
The Mustangs outshot
Port Elgin by a 38-32
margin and both teams
took 20 minutes in
penalties. Clinton
goaltender Gerry Gaynor
played extremely well in
ha.s-..firs t_gam e- with—the--
Mustangs after an auto
accident had him on the
sidelines for two weeks.
The Mustangs play host
to the L:ag1(s
Friday night at 8:30 p.m.
in Clinton and they travel
to Wingham on Sunday
afternoon for a 3 p.rn.
contest against the •
Ironmen.
The Mustangs are
having a hospitality night.
at the arena this Satur-
day night from 9-1 and the
-last draw for $1,000 in the
Booster Club draw will be
made.
New Booster Club
tickets are now available
for the coming season.._..
from an._.._..
y e�cecutive
member for $25. The first
draw is 'November 18 at,
the. arena during a
Mustang game.
Season closed on elk
BY RON REID
As hunters across
Ontario oil up their guns
for the annual deer hunt,
only a few may have
noticed that this year one
less species •is available
as a target. The Natural
Resources Ministry has
announced that Ontario's
tiny herd of elk will no
longer be subjected`to the
stress of hunting, with no
open season on this
species anywhere in the
province.
While the Ministry's
move has been applauded
by conservationists, its
import is- hardly earth-
shaking. Only about five
elk had been shot each
year, from a herd of
• perhaps several hundred
in the Burwash and
Chapleau , areas. These
elk are not even native -
Ontario's original elk
population was pushed to
extinction -in the late.
1800s. Experimental
introductions of western
elk took place in several
places across Ontario in
the 1930s and a peak
population of about 400
resulted.
As so often happens
when man tampers with
. the balance of nature, the
results of°the introduction
didn't go smoothly.
.Wildlife researchers
thought they detected a
connection between a
parasitic liver disease in
livestock and, the herd of.
elk. As a result, in the
early 1950s, attempts
were made to eradicate
the herd, with little
success. These efforts
were finally abandoned,
but an, open_. season.. was
retained to ,control elk
numbers.
Eventually-, the elk
were vindicated - the
suspected disease con-
nection had never really•
existed. The herd con-
tinues to dwindle, but the
Ministry has finally
recognized that elk are a
feature of kcal interest,
and that ' .hunting
pressures should be
removed to help 'their
survival,
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