The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-03-29, Page 9!MEM MARCH 29,1995
Saturday,March 25 J
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Skip Rogers of Walkertore d Jo-
Anne Woods of Chesley took first
place honors in the double round 30 -
point game 'A' division of the t`larold
Cassidy Memorial TTurnament held
Saturday at the Wingham Sportsmen
Club with six wins and+88. Jack Ar-
nold of Mildmay and Hank Carter of
Wingham were second with six wins
and +77. Wayne Woods of Chesley
and, Eric Hewitt of Kincardine were
third with six wins and +7.2.
Bernie Bener of Hanover and Paul
McKee of Wingham were ''fourth
with five wins o id +58. Don Frook
of Elmwood and John Schaus of For-
mosa were fifth with four wins and
+108. Wayne Huber of Mildmay and
Leon Russell of Wingham were
sixth with three wins and +136.
'B' Division ki
Bob Dickson of .Breslau and Ron
Olmsted of Owen Sound were first
in the double round 40 -point garne
'B' division with four wins and +49.
John Handley of Erin and Hank
Carter of Wingham were second
with four wins and +39.
Wayne Uttley of Elmira and Doug
Fries of Waterloo were third with
three wins and +92. Eric Hewitt of
Armo and Leon Russell of Wingham
were fourth with one win and +128.
°C° Division
Doug VanderWoude and Lorne
Hamilton of Hamilton were first in
the double round 25 -point C' divi-
sion with five wins and +65. Lyn
Hewitt of Armo and Bob Gavreluk
of Wingham were second with five
wins and +56.
Wilf Townes of Armo and Ralph
Koopmans of Dashwood were third
with four wins and +95. Lorne
Kuntz of Chepstow and Peter De -
Groot of Goderich were fourth with
four wins and +81. Jim Bolton of
Walkerton and Dan Stacey of Wing -
ham were fifth with two wins and
+96.
Thursday, March 23
'A° Division
Wayne Huber and Skip Rogers
were first in the "single round 50 -
point game 'A' division of horse-
shoes play last Thursday. They had
three wins and were +45. Jim Nelson
and Bernie Bender were second with
three wins and +25.
Jack Arnold and John Schaus
were third with two wins and +78.
Al MacKenzie and Lloyd Carter
were fourth with two wins and +77.
Eric Hewitt and Rick Bross were
fifth with no wins and +104.
'B° Division
Jim Bolton and Dan Stacey were
first in the 'single round 30 -point
game B' Division at five wins and
+17. Hank Carter and Peter DeGroot
were second with four wins and +30.
Harold Maize and Don Carter
were `third at three wins and +75.
Lynn Hewitt and Kevin Finnie were
fourth at threewinsand +59. Wilf
Townes and Tim Bross were fifth at
three wins and +59. Doug Vander-
Woude and Bob Burr were sixth at
two wins and +76. Lorne Kuntz 'and
Bob Gavreluk were seventh at one
win and +100.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Tuesday, March 21
Shirley Hackett and Bob Gavreluk
were first in the shuffleboard compe-
tition at the Wingham Sportsmen
Club last Tuesday. They had four
wins.
Louise Welwood and Jack Shiell
were second with two wins and +47.
Bonnie Shiell and Gord Welwood
were third with two wins and +22.
Anne Thompson and Sam Thomp-
son were fourth with one win and
+117. Mary Robinson and Barry
Hogg were fifth with one win and
+57.
Wescast Optimist members collect
ovics several new track records
now out
Wingham Wescast Novice Bs
lost out to Forest in the semi4na1
of the 'A' -side championship of the
;Hensall tournament held on the
weekend.
Adam MacDonald netted the
lone goal for Wingham with Jason
Thompson earning the assist.
Justin Dunham and Jeremy Ma -
hey were the goal getters for For-
est.
Matt Rozendal scored three
goals in the Novice Bs first game,
as they scored a 9-0 decision over
London. Jason Thompson collect-
ed two goals and one assist with
Brittany Campbell getting one
goal and two assists. Evan Zinn
and Mia Bieman had one goal and
one assist each. Josh Hicks scored
one goal and Anthony Roberts and
Kyle Readman collected two as-
sists each.
Nick Henderson recorded the
shut out in the Wingham goal.
Henderson posted a shut out in
the team's second contest as they
defeated Mitchell 4-0.
Thompson scored all four goals
for the Novice Bs with Zinn earn-
ing two assists and Hicks receiv-
ing a single helper.
Saturday Morning
(March 18)
High Singles: Girls - Jenna Sangster,
136: -Boys - Brett Skinn, 159; Timmy
Barfoot, 159.
High -Doubles: Girls - Jenna Sang-
ster, 233. Boys - Timmy Barfoot,
303.
100+ Games: Girls - Brandi Thomp-
son, 120; Ashley Wilson, 108; Steph-
anie Munday, 105; Lindsay Willits,
121; Megan Bushell, 110; Melissa
Nesbitt, 129; Caitlin Carson, 106,
Terri Benninger. Boys - Patrick Nes-
bitt, 101; Erie Skinn, 147, 112; Sean
Brophy, 125; Brian King, 128, 148;
Jamie •Benninger, 122, 109; Timmy
Barfoot, 144; Chad Carter, 102;
Adam Brophy, 132; Brett Skinn,
142.
Friday Evening
(March 17)
High Singles: Girls - Bantam.
Chrissy Adams, 224; Junior, Julie
Moffat, 195; Senior, Sherri Voisin,
156. Boys - Bantam, Chad Skinn,
133; Junior, Trevor Hickey, 224;
Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 223.
H1 Doubles/Triples: Girls - Ban -
t , Jackie Sewers, 238 (double);
Junior, Julie Moffat, 548 (triple);
Senior, Sherri Voisin, 424 (triple).
Boys - Bantam, Chad Skinn, 237
(double); Jtinior, Trevor Hickey, 540
(triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 456
(triple).
150+ Games: Girls - Sherri Voisin,
152; Tamara Krebs, 150; Julie Mof-
fat, 170. Boys - Jeremy Hickey, 164,
153; Ryan Wickens, 163; Jeranty
Guptill, 160; Garrett Yorke, 168; Jim
Black, 162.
Bantam 100+ Games: Girls - Jackie
Sewers, 146; Krystal Kraemer, 105.
Boys - August Voisin, 102, 129; Jus-
tin Sewers, 122; Robbie Hall, 120,
100; Chad Skinn, 104.
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Three members .of the Wingham
Optimist Track and Field Club left
their marks at the annual Windsor
Classic Games for the physically
disabled.
Kyle Dore returned home with
five gold medals and four meet
records. He ran the 60 metres in
13.4 seconds, the 200 metres in
47.1 seconds, the 400 metres in
2:04.88 minutes, had a jump of
2.17 metres in the long jump, and
a throw of 3.36 metres in the shot
put.
Jocelyn Dore continued the
winning streak with . two gold and
three silver medals. She also set
four meet records, but had to settle
for silver in two events because of
an older competitor also breaking
the record.
She won gold in the 400 metres
with a time of 2;17.6 minutes, the
long jump with a leap of 1.96 me-
tres, won silver in the shot put
with a toss of 3.36 metres, in the
60 metres in 16.9 seconds, and in
the 200 metres in 57.1 seconds.
Andy Shaw also did well as he
set four personal bests, set a meet
record in the 200 metres and won
two gold and two silver medals.
Shaw won gold in the 200 me-
tres in 29.49 seconds, and the 400
metres in 1:08.2 minutes, lost the
gold by 2/100's of a second in the
60 metres and had to settle for sil-
ver in the long jump after breaking
the meet record, but was narrowly
defeated on the last jump of Steve
McCowan of Brucefield.
Skills competition
Joel Riley took second place
honors in the novice division of
the Bayfield Skills Competition
held earlier this month in Bayfield.
Bill McGrail placed fourth in
the novice division. This was his
first year in the event. There. were
12 novice competitors.
Kyle Courtney of Bayfield was
first in the novice division and
Zack Van Den Brock of Goderich
placed third.
Jerrad Riley was third out of
eight competitors in the atom divi-
sion.
Chad Patterson of Clinton was
first and Derek Taylor of Bayfield
was the runner-up.
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Sixteen compete
final curling bonspiel
The final bonspiel of the curling
season at the Wingham Golf and
Curling Club was held Friday and
Saturday with 16 rinks taking part.
"Tie Murray Shiell foursome
claimed the Keil Insurance Trophy
as the overall champions of the
Country Curlers Mixed Bonspiel.
The rink also took the second
draw with 51.75 points. Members
of the rink were skip Shiell, third
Linda Meier, second Fred Meier,
and lead Deb Hopper.
The Aarte deVos foursome won
the first draw with 51.50 points.
Members of the rink were skip de-
Vos, third Greta deVos, second
Bruce Pewtress, and lead Sylvia
Pewtress.
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