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BLUEVALE MIXED
Thursday, April 6, marked the
final night of the bowling season.
The teams' playoff standings are
as follows: Shirley's Squash, 10,417;
Carl's Cabbage Heads, 10,169;
Dorothy's Peppers, 10,001; Doug's
Dills, 9,919; Milt's Melons, 9,781
and Nancy's Carrot Tops, 9,624.
Betty Darling rolled the ladies'
high single of 228 and the high
triple of 642. Cameron Ross had
men's high single of 254 and Mike
Darling rolled the high triple of 632.
Other good games were bowled
by Mike Darling 250, 237; Kevin
Hickey 253;Reta Ross 225 and
Harold Johnston 222.
WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED
Ron McMichael had a sup3rb
night, rolling the men's high sin gle
of 348 and the high triple of 816.
Karen Dewier had the ladies' high
single of • 253, while Lorna
McArthur rolled the high triple of
675.
Other good games were bowled
by Mrs. McArthur 249; Mr.
McMichael 244; Heinz Daub 226;
Lorna Koebel and Nancy Wett-
laufer 222
SENIOR MEN
High games last week were
bowled by Carson Watson 211; Hap
Swatridge 197, 187, 193; Ken Saxton
Sr, 215 and Art Burrows 172, 183.
BELGRAVE LADIES
Good bowlers last week include
Jean Nethery 247; Doris Michie 163,
179; Hilda Vincent 160; Muriel
Coultes 159 and Aliee Nicholson
158.
LEGION MIXED
Betty's Bluejays woh the playoff
round with 8,582 pinfall points.
Helen's Tigercats were second,
8,356, Marg's Bombers, 8,000, Gra-
ham's Crackers, 7,988, Don's Dum-
mies, 7,520 and Willis' Wimpies,
7,274.
Don Montgomery had a superb
night, rolling the men's high single
of 242 and the high triple of 613.
Graham dams also had a great
night, taking the ladies' high single
of 251 anti high triple of 656.
Other good games were rolled by
Jean McKay 244; Mr. Montgomery
235; Carol McInnis 233; Doris Ellis
230 and Muriel Irvine 229.
WED, NIGHT LADIES
Sheri's Sherills are the season
champions with 130 points. Team
members include Sheri Horton,
Linda Walden, Chris McGrath,
Tammy Cleghorn, Mary Downey
and Ria Vandenbroek.
Series champs are Barb's Beatles
with 52 points. They are followed
by Debbie's Dirty Dancers 43;
Susan's Supremes 39; Sheri's Sher -
ills 33; Arlene's Alabamas 27 and
June's Tunes 16.
Lori Tiffin had the high triple of
660, while Bonnie Cleghorn rolled
the high single of 340.
Other good games were rolled by
Barb Hallman 273; Tammy
Cleghorn 261; Chris McGrath 242;
Joyce Cranston 241 and - Linda
Walden 239.
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Pre, the- fi'
la*kfa and tItY ;, ;„•es'
itcbU ;n.the oenrng
OAA _group playoffs -
The Legion lads played in SE
tournaments durins"the seaso
They won the AlirinatOn tour
and wexe-divi*ionfinalists'at
__Kincarcitne Sir** Stick
Alaitover tournaments, -
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The Legion reeWees' coachg
staff, .1101) Pegg, glob Sangster
Larry Lane, thanif, Branch 180c
(d.,.*P.Yal Canadian'f4innil the-,.
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BEST -EVER WINNER—Brett Martin of mg is a. recipient incl the new sweeten:-
of this year's Ontario Amateur Softball Association's Bea -Ever chased this past Season.
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Program gold card and $1,700 that goes along with it. Al Harrison
of Wingham, OASA third 'vice president, congratulated Brett earli- ,
i afso are extendel io %lir
.., . L,eibold who took charge 011ie'
er this week.
clock operation and scorekeeFiing
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Wingham yout receives w\ho undertook to do the weekly
responsibilities and to Larry VVeleh,
newser wiite-
highohoner front OASA papups.
A Wingham youth, Brett Martin, Winham youth is quite an honor
has been honored by. the Ontario for We young man and the town.
Amateur Softball Association,as the The Best -Ever Program is run by
major recipient of this year's Bes- the tovernment and all sports-gov-
Ever Award gold card.. erning bodies are eligible, explains
Al Harrison of Wingham, third Mr.Harrison. Young athletes who
vice president of the OASA.,,,says h4.7,/,',0A139-it'411 RPteAlititiAn)Matiqii,C
that only -one. gold card wes-pre--J- sports and whoare going on to fur-
sented in the provimce _this -year for- ; ther'edueation are ellgll?le.
softball and that it has gone to a Brat qualifies art both &outfit—
he has shown exceptional promise
on the softball field and is studying
construction techniques at Fan-
shawe College, London.
Along with the prestigious "gold
card", Brett also receives a scholar-
ship of $1,700, some of which will
go toward tuition and some toward
sports -related expenses.
Two other Southwestern Ontario
lads, Brad Hondrich of New Ham-
burg and Andy Jackson of Owen !I
Sound, were presented with silver
cards at the OASA convention held
earlier this month, reports Mr. Har-
rison.
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Player No. Pos. GP Goals Assists Points PIM
Lane, Jonathan 3 C 57 48 31 79 99
Balzer, Jonathan 7 RW 61 36 28 64 77
Sangster, Brett 9 C 61 30 21 51 54
Welch, Gord 18 D 61 17 32 49 54
Hunter, Matthew 10 RW 58 19 24 43" 16
Leibold, Ryan 6 LW 61 .16 20 36 90
Cameron, Bart 5 LW 62 8 21 29. 36
Pegg, Shane 15 D 59 11 15 26 54
Evans, Jason 17 D 60 4 20 24 98.
-MacLeod, Murray 2 RW 60 11 12 , 23 38
Oeyell, Eric 16 LW 61 6 15 21 4
Poulin, Marc 14 D 60 5 14 -19 52
Games Played: 62
Won: 32 Lost: 29 Tied: 1 -
Goals For: 213 Goals Against: 201
Goals For Average: 3.44 Goals Against Average: 3.24
Team Penalty -Minutes: 676
Average Per Game: 10.90
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#30 - Matthew Bindle
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WINGH,AM LEGION PEEWEES
FINAL STATS 1988/89
Coach -Bob Pegg; Manager - Bob Sangster;
Assistant,Coach - Larry Lane