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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-06, Page 171 Three teams undefeated after twoSports weeks curling page Nancy Carmichael, 11, and 'a Grade 7 student at Brookside Public school takes .careful aim at the basket while participating in the Knights of Columbus annual r ree Throw compeloion. Th cornpetitIon; for-- After just two weeks of curling only three of the league's sixteen teams have escaped the sting of defeat. For the second week in a row, skip Ron Klages was able to practice placing guards in front of the house to protect his front three's rocks. The skillful threesome of Dawn Westbrook, Peter Bergin and Dennis Miskie dominated their coun- terparts leaving Klages with routine shots while providing skip Dianne Budnark with the almost impossible challenges. The final score of 10-2 indicates the hospital foursome is ready for their match next week with their rivals from the Hospital No. 2 team. The Foresters have established a successful tactic of staying close to an opponent and waiting for the one opportunity to blow the game wide open. They demonstrated this play once again against the. shocked "Oom" Club St. Marys dominate St. Marys and Colborne School dominated the first leg of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw competition held at St. Marys Friday. Cathy Gallow, St. 'Marys won the 11 year- old category, heidi Wick, 51;,. Marys, 12; Marion Popersnitch, St. Marys, 13 and Vickie Delbergue, St. Josephs, Kingbridge was the 14 year-old winner. Colborne Central won • as they scored four in the - fifth end to destroy a close match and begin a decisive victory which ended with the score of 8- 2. Fine curling by Bob Dempsey and Jim Collins gave the undefeated Foresters a brief scare before they put the game on "ice". A shorthanded Assessment Team delivered the G.D.C.I. Teachers No. 2 team their first defeat of the season by the convincing score of 11-1. The teachers ob- viously missed their excellent skip Dave Cloet who is presently in University Hospital. The entire league hopes to see Dave back on the ice very soon. Sue Ritchie was the star of the evening as she pulled double duty as the only sweeper for Jim Bell and Dennis Lebrun in addition to throwing three rocks an end. It was not a good night for the teaching profession at all. In ad- dition to the defeat of the - Colborne free throw three of the tour boy categories with Jeff Coulter winning the 11 year-old division, Jeff Thom, the 12 year-old division and Doug Dickson was the 14 year old winner. Daryl Madge of Robertson School was the 13 year-old winner. The winners will ad- vance to the next level bf competion but location and dates have not been finalized. boys and girls between 11 and 14, began at St. Marys School last Thursday. Division winners will advance to further competitions. 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The Cham- pion squadron used the perfect ice to produce an outstanding draw game that the GDCI foursome could not match. For awhile it appeared as if the Victoria Har- drocks would put an end to the decline of the teacher teams but a big fourth end by the Huron Health Unit crushed this hope as they eased their way to a 15-4 triumph. Laurie Paquette returned to last year's form to lead the winners while ,Barb Lade and Marty Bond had fine nights for' the hardluck Hardrocks. The ever -improving A.M. and G. Hospital No. 2 team recorded its initial victory of the campaign as it handed the Cham- pion Sales Office an 8-4 decision. Monica Page and Pete. Wanner curled well in defeat but Craig Cass and Jim Rourke curled better in victory. The white-collar battle between the Champion Office staff and Victoria and Grey resulted in a 9-4 win for the V,and G unit. 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