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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-11-09, Page 14it gham Advance-Trimes, November 9, 1977 TOP PITCHER—The Wingham BPs' pitching award went to Ed Daer, with an earned run average of 1,40. Team Manager Paul McKee makes the presentation. COFFEE KLATCH Bowling over 200 in this league were Jeannette Scott with 217 and 260; Jean King, 214 and 238; Shir- ley Warton, 202; Linda Walden, 242; Carpi McInnis, 244; and Shirley Shorey, 211. Jeanette Scott took the ladies' - high single with 260 points and the high double with 477 points. COMMERCIAL BOWLING Jean Merkley had ladies' high single and triple this week with her 249 and 617, and Frank Burke had a great night with a 307 single and 787 triple. The team standings are as fol- lows, Ruth's Rascals with 36, Cathy's Cougars and Isie's Fiz- zies tied at 32, Bonnie's Bluejays with 30, Marion's Musketeers with 23 and Jean's Jiggers with 15 points. 0-0-0 SUNDAY MIXED Wall's team, with 42 points, now has a good lead over its chal- lengers, Nesbitt's, which has 36 points. Holding down third place is Walden's with 29 points, while Owen's offers competition with 25 points. With a shut -out against Snow's team, Thompson's soared into fifth place with a total of 21 points. Snow's brings up the rear unchanged with 15 points. Bowling over 200 were: Bill Wall, 209, 206; Frank Heard, 272; Wayne Kreger, 249, 210; Ron Thompson, 280; Jean Thompson, 224; Grant Wall, 230; Terry Anger 232; Steven Owen, 243; AI Auge, 230, 205; Anna Haugh, 201; Linda Walden, 219; Carol Mc- Innes 206; Verna Haugh, 209, 205; and Shirley Storey, 238, 211, 201. Shirley Storey combined a ladies' single game high of 238 with two other 200 plus games to record the ladies' high triple of 650. Wayne Kregar was high man BATTING AVERAGE award went to Ed Daer, with a season average of .338, during the Wingham BP intermediate fastball team awards night last week. The award is presented by Tom Deyell. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS' ASSOCIATION (c)COPYRIGHT-1971 SUN SYNDICATE THE RUNNING BACK by GEORGE REED SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS RECEIVING BALL FROM QUARTERBACK The back should never take his eyes off of the area where the ball is intended to be run. It, is the responsibility of the quarterback to get the ball to the back. Getting off on the count is very important. After doing so, the following steps should be followed: 1. Inside arm (one nearest the Q.B.) should be raised and bent at elbow horizontal to body 2. Outside arm should be bent at elbow and horizontal to body 3. This forms a pocket for ball. The ball is placed into pocket with outside arm acting to stop ball from going through. Inside arm then comes down on ball with both tips of ball resting in palm of each hand and fingers gripping the' ball. CARRYING THE BALL When carrying the ball, the ball carrier should carry the ball in the arm to the side he is running (right side — right hand; left side — left hand). 1. Carrying the ball with one hand, the tip of ball is placed at the bend in elbow with the opposite tip resting in palm of hand with fingers spread around. 2. Changing ball from one hand to the other should be accomplished by rolling the ball. The tip which has been placed in elbow is rolled to palm of opposite hand, with tip from opposite hand being placed in elbow. 3. Carrying the ball with two hands should be the same as taking ball from quarterback, with the exception being that beth hands are placed around the tips of ball and geld firmly close 'to bony 1I, l,i,iiiiwii rtt'te ;,„/. t ILL UST MATIONS eV Dice( imewM CLIP ANO SAVE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER --Pitcher Ed Daer, who also won the top batting and pitching awards, was voted most valuable player by the Wingham BPs intermediate fastball team. Coach Doug Neil, who presented the award, said the voting was close, but it's hard to beat good pitching com- binedwith good hitting. Daer told the team he had con- sidered hanging it up after this year, but "kind of changed his mind". He said he would like to see the team stick to- gether and thinks it could "take it all" next year. for three games with 621, but Ron Thompson rolled 280 in his third game to record the men's high single. SENIOR LADIE The Cherries lead this division with 24 points. Following are the Peaches with 18, the Kumquats with 17, the Apricots with 13, the Raspberries with 12, and the Crabapples with 6 points. Ethel Montgomery took the ladies' high single with 209 points while Margaret Hastings was runner up with 178 points. The high double was also taken by Ethel Montgomery with 360 points. Ann Geddes was runner up with 302 points. 0-0-0 TEESWATER AND WINGHAM LADIES In this league, ti'elynne Kloos- tra's team leads with '31 points. Following are Joan Wissler's team, 29 points, Millie Black - well's teatin, 28 points, Vicky Frazer's team, 27 points, Dianne Wall's team, 26 points, and Phyllis Ireland's team, 24 points. Bowling over 200 were Joan Wissler with 221 and 212, and Betty Kennedy with 205 and 272. Betty Kennedy took the ladies' high single with 272 and the high triple with 646. LEGION LADIES The Canadians have the lead with 30 points, followed by Mol - son's with 26, Cincis with 18 and Old Viennas with 10. Bowling over 200 were Faye Templeman, 202; Betty Morin, 216, 217, 241; Lila Hickey, 201; Doris Remington, 246; Emaline Sturdy, 230; Lyle Ann Harkness, 223; Jean King 252; Graham Adams, 211; and Betty Burley, 221. Jean King took the high single with 252 points and runner-up Doris Remington followed with 246 points. The high triple was taken by Betty Morin with 674 points and the runner-up was Muriel Irvine with 565 points. 0-0-0 LADIES' LEAGUE Caroline's Bedpans continue to hold a comfortable lead with 38 points. Audrey's Organs are their closest challengers, with 32, followed by Jean's Sparetires with 30 and Helen's Headaches with 28. Dales Dipsticks with 22. points and Jeanette's Catheters with 18 round out the team stand- ings. There were many ladies with games of 200 or over last week. Shirley Storey led the way with the highsingle of 326 and the 748 high triple. She also had a game of 237. Other high scorers were: Caro- line Greenaway, 207; Dale Tol- ton, 240; Louise Welwood, 240; Carol Clarke, 220; Joanne Har- rison, 230; Mary Campbell, 217, 254; Barb Tervit; 221; Jean King, 207; Catherine Campbell, 201; Peggy Tervit, 230; Audrey Swat - ridge, 204; Betty Darling, 210; Beth Skinn, 209, 271; Diane Cameron, 252; Helen McBurney, 219; Jennifer Gusso, 226; Shirley Wharton, 200; and Nora Finnig- an, 219. Debbie Auge, Barb Tervit and Peggy Tervit were spares last week. EXECUTIVE AWARD for leadership and "110 per cent effort" went to Bruce Stoll of the Wingham BPs. The team held its awards night last week. Allan Harrison left, made the presentation. THURSDAY MIXED Diane English holds the ladies' high single of 260 and the high triple of 606 in this league. The men's high single is held by Cec Hoffe at 270 and the high triple is held by Doug Elliott at 751. Games over 200 were bowled by Don Montgomery, 242, 200; Keith Moffat, 238;. Paul Moffat, 205, 217; Cec Hoffe, 238; Doug Elliott, 250, 237, 264; Gail Holmes, 208, 213;, Isabel Montgomery, 211; Perrie Holmes, 210, 207; Gord Daugherty, 200; Bruce Skinn, 229; Gayle Neil, 220, 220 and Dave Tiffin, 241. 0-0-0 FORDWICH MIXED Sandra Allan bowled the ladies' high single of 241 at last week's session, with honorable mention afforded Pat Coghlin's 199. Johanna Johnson had the high triple of 635. For the guys, it was Dave Dinsmore all the way, with his 265 single and 663 triple. Other games over 200 were re- corded by Johanna Johnson 214, 227; Marion Behrns 209; Dave Dinsmore 237; Joe Glaze 223; Bradley Johnson 222; Earlin Os- borne 213, 200, 228; Doug Browne 209, 215, 221; Gertie Lambkin 207. 0-0-0 . WROXETER MIXED Men's high single, Ted Smith 248; men's high triple, Joe Craig 582; ladies' high single, Mary Beth Riley ' 218; ladies' high triple, Ethelene Smith 586. Games over 200: Ethelene Smith 209, Bob Harris 224, Mary Beth Riley 218, Ted Smith 248, Theron Riley 230 (spare) , John Mundell 206, Gerry Van Enden 218, Gordon Haasnoot 218, Judy Mathers 205, Joe Craig 247. C Bawling BANTAMS Debra's Daisies lead the divi- sion with 28 points, followed by Michele's Marigolds with 22 points. Kathy's Lilacs and Aud- rey's Asters are. lied for third place with 15 points each. Brenda's Bluebells are in fifth with 13 points and Tracey's Tulips are sixth with 12 points. Bowling over 100 were Kathy Taylor, 106; Audrey Baxter, 100; Kelly Hollenbeck, 108; Joanne Shaw, 121; Debbie Clark, 123; Brenda Thompson, 103, 132; Cheryl Willis, 112; Murray Skinn, 113; Michael Thompson, 118; Jason Goodall, 139, 132; Bill Davidson, 108; Michael Cameron 123; Doug Montgomery, 105; Brian Steffler, 112. Brenda Thompson took the girls high single with 132 and the boys high single went to Jason Goodall with 139. These two also won the high doubles with 235 and 271 respectively. Twenty-three bowlers will re- ceive crests for'the I $eat My Coach tournament. JUNIORS The Stingrays lead this division with 28 points. Following are the Blue Flames with 17 points, the Jaguars and the Corvettes with 16 points each, the Firebirds with 15 points, and the Cameros with 13 points. - Bowling games over 150 were Andrea Walker, 166; Debbie Hoy, 183; Donald Casemore, 165, 174; Willie Rodger, 151; Michael Heard, 153, 171; Robbie Willis, 165; Stephen Gaunt, 214, 206; Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director ,What is educational, creative and yet lots of fun? Why it's Chil- dren's Theatre in Wingham. This organization was formed in Janu- ary 1977, under the direction of Sandra Lee. The group per- formed one play in April 1977, "Pinocchio". We had much en- thusiasm and support. In September the Children's Theatre was put back into action, again under the co-ordination of Sandra Lee. Sandra's assistants are Shirley Bell, Trudy Leitch and Francis Mahe, all of whom have had a considerable amount of experience in all phases of amateur theatre. The theatre group has had several workshops, familiarizing the children with the different stages of live theatre. One work- shop was conducted under the leadership of Jim Schaefer, an associate director for the Blyth Summer Festival. The children are presently preparing for a Christmas production, which is to be held in the Town Hall audi- torium on Thursday, December 8, at 8 p.m. Advance tickets will be sold. Please come out and sup- port this recreational activity. There will be a meeting with all interested persons who wish to help with the Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament. The meeting will take place Monday, November 14, 7:00 p.m. 'at the town hall. The „pool operating deficit for 1977 should read $8,696 and not $13,200 as stated in last week Recreation Report. Bridge results Marg Cruickshank and Louise Welwood were first at the Wing - ham . Duplicate Bridge Club last Thursday. Omar Haselgrove and Art Wilson placed second and Bernice and Harley Crawford third. Byron Thompson, 154; and Rance Willis, 152. Debbie Hoy took the girls high single and high double with 1 and 297. The boys high single and high double were taken by Stephen Gaunt with 214 and 420. In the I Beat My Coach tourna- ment, 29 bowlers beat the coach. SR. JUNIORS AND SENIORS The Bionic Bowlers are leading with 32 points, followed by the Smokies with 30 points, Randy's Runners, 27, Kiss, 22, Trantulas, 20, and Murray's Muggers, with 16 points. Bowling over 175 were Pam Gerrie, 1 t ; ; Connie Haugh, 183, 183; Donna Thompson, 193; Brenda Foxton, 198, 197; Randy Bain, 205, 1't,' ; Greg Storey, 213, 213; Wayne Thompson, 217; Jim Taylor, 205; Murray DeVos, 178; Stephen Burke, 253; Tom Foulon, 175; Daryl Holmes, 183, 183; David Scott, 179; Ken Thompson, 204; Jeff Jackson, 193, 208, 176; Allan Jackson, 188; Brent Day, 218; and Spencer Burley, 204. Donna Thompson took the Sr. Junior girls high single and triple with 193 and 437. Brent Day took the Sr. Junior boys high single and triple with 218 and 553. The Senior girls high single was taken by Pam Gerrie with 199. The high triple for Senior girls was taken by Brenda Foxton with 568. The Senior boys high single was taken by Stephen Burke with 253. Jeff Jackson took the Senior boys high triple with 557. Nineteen bowlers beat the coach in the I Beat My Coach tournament. Wed. programs continue on Wingham cable Wingham cable television viewers continue to, receive. regular programs on Wednesday evenings. This week at 7:00 p.m. the Huron County Library pre- sents Wendy Flavell with Story Time for Children.. At 7:15 there will be a rebroad- cast of the Sunday night hockey game, Wingham Ironmen vs. Fergus. • At 9:00 p.m. you will see, the Family Unit Seminar, this week's topic being number two in the three-part series with Rev. Ger- ald Wilson titled "Physical Ful- fillment in Marriages". Parental discretion advised. Wednesday evening of next week the Huron County Library programs will continueat 7:00; hockey game at 7,,,15 anthe third and final Family Seminar will appear at 9:00. nly more shopping weeks till Christmas! Yes, Christmas is only a short time away. If you're wondering what to buy for all those sisters, brothers, cousins, aunts, uncles — all the people you're giving gifts to - keep your eye on upcoming issues of the Wingham Advance -Times, We'II have lots of gift suggestions and ideas to make this Christmas buying season a little easier for you! the AdvanceTjmes Your guide to Christmas gift -giving.