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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-24, Page 22The Wingham Advance -Times, Janna 24, 1989 Tr.ParAririff,7,4*ov,fir-r*Ore4TAMPA,P,r-1.4.4 BOWLING SCORES •57 • • •• y • •••,,, , "4„ -14,4•• 4,064; • ." 4.1( • /411 /4% / 4,04:0,4,071,70 9/ 4:1V., / 4,V Y79,04W 41> /.4.4•7' •//,‘," ,4,/ 44'04f..<41'0.41,:t • .440W. '4'444%. ••1% 4"etv"V'It'e•?4,i',..0•04x.":074 ,5". /AO .4'•"4•••.t. .• •:••.• >•"7, s••;:g LEGION MIXED Helen's Tigercats still lead the league with 64 points, followed by Marg's Bombers and Willis' Wimpies tied with 61. On their tails are Graham's Crackers, 60 and in a race by themselves are Betty's Bluejays, 47 and Don's Dummies, 43. Proving Friday the 13th isn't all bad, Don Burley rolled the men's high single of 210 and Ted Thompson had the high triple of 549. Betty Burley had a terrific night, taking the ladieshigh single of 284 and the high triple of 650. Other high rollers were Gale McKay 250, 233; Doris Remington 241; Isabell Montgomery 225 and Betty Burley 224. BLUEVALE MIXED Reta Ross had the ladies' high single of 268 and the high triple of 766, while Kevin Hickey took top honors for the men with a 262 high single and a 697 high triple. Other good games were rolled by Audrey Johngton 254; Dorothy Thompson 227; Edna MacTavish 218; Mike Darling 214 and Hugh Mundell 210. BELGRAVE LADIES High games laSt week were rolled by Donna Shaw 179; Laura Johnston 178; Irene Lamont 156; Jean Nethery 155, 152 and Annie Cook 152. wRoxgTER-GORRIE MIXED Heinz Daub had the men's high single of 271 and the high triple of 686 was rolled by Peter King. Lorna McArthur had the ladies' high single of 301 and the high triple of 716. Other good games were rolled by Werner Hammel 204; 1?.i leen Machan 203; Veriia—Ilaugh 208; Peter King 258 and Lorna McArthur 211. WED. NIGHT LADIES Sheri's Sherills lead the league with 41 points, followed by Debbie's Dirty, Dancers, 32, Arlene's Alabamas,;8, Susan's Supremes, 27, Barb's Beatles, 21 and June's Tunes, 19. Cathy Benninger had the high single of 239 and the high triple of 578. Other high rollers were Rhonda Foxton 229; June Lowry and Bonnie Cleghorn 220; Jean McKay and Linda Walden 218; Agnes Farrier 217 and Chris McGrath 214. :'..".7.01;VNAW''''' .155, .."07:440S.4V/S.:"*:52X/Ye–Kee•Ze•-V-A4*-44 9.044:0:4.........:":.5.0:*0•;;;&:;,:;4;;;;;AMWZ:k0:415t,t.,ZWV.•:•:;,,,W4 • • -•-•• • pr, ii•e<V4444,•2-t4W:42,,M4X.124415:•<*W AtV,W7 • , • • • .Ce SPORTSMEN'S HORSESHOES r ,45,,t:te4 Y•SX4,› rI,Fr.M.S'Azff af/WPA. gra,e4.0.4.4.,:-/ • •I'•••• Two categories of horseshoe players took part in the regular. Thursday night session last week at. the Wingham Sportsmen's Club. On the 'A' side, Alex Boa and Don Saunders were first with four wins and a plus of 46, while Leon Russell and Glen Casemore were second, three wins and a plus of 71. Syd Lawson and Howard Thompson were third with three wins and a plus of 49 and Ivan Gardner and Lorne Hamilton rounded out the 'A' division scoring in fourth place with two wins and a plus of 69. Double -round games of 21 points were played on the '13' side, won by Murray MacFarlane and Jerry -Freiburger with four wins. Bob Gavreluk and Brian Campbell were second, one win and a plus of 55, while Jim Wickens and Bill Campbell were third with one win and a plus of 40. There is a tournament at the club this Saturday, starting at 1 p.m. - o -o -u The age of chivalry is never past, so long as there is a wrong left unre- dressed on earth. —Charles Kingsley "i••• • •••••••••••••••.,. • 4,•••?`'':4''.-i,i4' • . , WINGHAM SKIP JERRY EDWARDS' watches as Southampton sweepers try to bring the rock into the house during action Saturday at a district service club bonspiel sponsored by the Wingham Optimist Club. The Edwards rink went on to win this thatch and capture early draw honors. Shoppers' Atoms. h0,. unbeaten string snap The Wingham Shoppers' Drug Mart Atoms had their unbeaten •string snapped at four on Sunday. Walkerton continued its domination of "The Shoppers", handing them an 8-3 loss at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. Walkerton went to the attack early in this contest and held Wingham hostage in its own end for much of the opening period. At 14:52 of the second frame and with Walkerton leading 1-0, Kevin Hogg snapped home a rebound to even the score, but that's as close as the Shoppers would come. WINGHAM AND AREA PHONE BOOK DEADLINE: February 8, 1989 INSERTION: End of February NUMBER OF COPIES: 8,000 DISTRIBUTION IN: Wingham, Teeswater, Lucknow, Blyth, Brussels, Wroxeter, Gorrie PAGE SELLING: 12 units per page Unit size 2" x 2 1/2 COST PER UNIT: • $60.00 per unit $52.00 2-5 units $40.00 6-12 units YOU RECEIVE: • The Unit ad • Name of business in block type in listings • Name of business in service directory FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL AUDFIEY CURRIE -357-2320 11 UNIT SIZE Customer's Name . . •t• eeeeeeee eeeeeee 8889889 eee ee Address . 8 ........... •i* a a SOO 901180 . .... 9 9.... a • 8 8tie 8 awe 0*••41.90• s iia sielosa 8.89e/else mimeo' a .Phone Number . a8 9 ea e•9.86 roaaae 0•8 a* a s• *a es 8.88,114'4,6 Walkerton went ahead to stay a minute-latei and added four more before going to the dressing room. Hogg showed how persistence pays off as he wrestled in a rebound for his second of the game before the period ended. "The Shoppers" opened the third period strongly, missing on several good chances, Reagan Leibold finally found daylight with a sharp angled shot at 6:44. After that it was all Walkerton, as that team added three unanswered goals en route to an 8-3 victory. • Earlier last week, the Shoppers skated into Belmore for what turned out to be a tug-of-war with all the elements of a real barn -burner. Belmore struck first at 12:53 of period one and it looked for a while as if they might run away with the contest. However, Shoppers' goalie Scott Allen held his ground to keep Wingham within one as the period ended. The Shoppers finally got going in the second. Leibold moved around the Belmore defence and fireid it home at 14:52 to set the stag for what became "The Battle of the Sixes". Leibold, wearing number six for the Shoppers and Mark Huber, Belmore's talented number six gun, would each have three goals in this hard-fought contest. Huber added two assists for Belmore and Leibold set up another Shoppers' tally. Belmore took the lead again at 14:22 .of the second. But two minutes later, Hogg muscled his way through to score, unassisted and tied the match at two -all. The Shoppers took the lead for the first time five minutes later when Leibold scored his second, this time from Curtis Hunter and Scott Allison. Belmore evened things up again' Pat over three minutes later as Huber notched his first. The red light would go on no less than three tithes in the final_ minute of the second period, First, the Shoppers went ahead 4-,3 as Leibold scored from Hogg. Twenty-five seconds later it was tied again. Not to be denied, the Shoppers' Mat Adams put Wingham up 5-4 with sixseconds to go in theperiod. Behnore's Huber came within a whisker of tying it again as he was 1' • ' ••,•11', • 1.0 .,•,•••• stopped on a breakaway by Allen as the buzzer sounded, The Wingham team looked as if it had this one in the bag when Hogg scored from Leibold at 12:25 of the third to give the Shoppers a two -goal lead. But-tkiekthigairiJ r4R-40 P Mqt.*D trouble. With Wingham just having killed off a tripping infraction to Leibold, Belmore's Huber broke in alone and tucked it behind Allen to' make the count 6-5. With 1:19 to go and the Shoppers' Adams sitting off for interference, Belmore got back on even terrris. Huber, who was on the ice for Belmore for most of the third period, split the Wingham defence and cruised in alone to make the final Belmore 6 and Wingham The Shoppers wrap up regular season play with a weekend triple header that begins Friday in Mildmay at 7 p.m. They're at home Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and again Sunday at 5:45,p.m. • ---•,,,.•••••••••,14••••*:::::::::::::::4,:::::cg.:::x*engiNiiiii,IMM?:§5•A ••-•+••••• • YBC BOWLING tiA,ff eat".4:,•;er4i:34. 7,$*44,i1:4 •:414::•:*44ct,W:Wzi's BANTAMS The Daisies lead the league with 61 points, followed by the Violets, 41, the Mums, 36, the Asters, 35, the Pansies, 34 and the Roses, 33. Stephanie Cleghorn had the girls' high single of 134 and the high double of 215, while Mike Blackwell -had the boys' high single of 121 and the high double of 210. JUNIOR BANTAMS The Peaches lead the league with 60 points, followed by the Plums, 53, the Grapes, 40, the Berries, 34, the Pears, 31 and the Apples, 22. Evelynne Matz had the high single of 215 for the girls and the high double of -326. D. J. Morrison had the boys' high single of 178 and the high double of 306 was rolled by J Hickey. JUNIORS & SENIORS Kerrl Cjeghorn rolled the high single of 203,for the girls and the high triple of 52, while Joel Pegg had the boys" high single of 228 and the high triple of 4L-,