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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-02-13, Page 16am Advance -Times, February 13, 1980 wling Scrs a x0400.® WROXETER MIXED Ladies high single was bowled by Evelyn Stamper with a score of 192 and Shirley Pellett had the hi ; ' triple of 514. Wes Ball topped the men with a single of 329 and a triple of 835. Games of 200 points and over were played by Joe Graig, 237; Ron McMichael, 209; Bob Sitter, 210 and 219; Wendell Stamper, 211; Bob McCaughan, wU, Wes aa¢ua, 225 and . s 1; Ken Fellett, 203; Randy Hutchinson, 273 and 309 and Harvey Wheeler, 285. BLUIH��VALE MIXED Bonnie Brewer was top lady :` bowler capturing the single with . 318 and the triple with 752. For the men it was Jerry Timm whoplayed a 282 for the high single and totalled ;1 for the triple. Over 200 games were bowled by Carol Shaw, 201; Marg Timm, 219; Darline Murray, 209; Milt Boyd, 219 and 217; Jerry Timm, 204 and 282; Bonnie Brewer, 254 and 318; Sherron Day, 217; Er- nestine Kenyon, 225; Les Brewer, 232; Harvey Timm, 201; Jim Shaw, 207; Marie Walker, 205; Ken Murray, 234 and 209 and Herb Kenyon, 249. FORDWICH MIXED Nancy Conley bowled a 246 for the ladies' high single and 602 for the triple while Earlon Osborn bowled 239 and 622 for the men's high single and triple. Scores of -200 points, or better were managed by Elfriede Klaassen, 221; Marian Kennedy, 243; Dave Dinsmore, 233; Nancy Conley, 246; Earlon Osborn, 206 and 239; Gertie Lambkin, 205; Pat Coghlin, 217. and Doug Browne, 201. THURS. NIGHT MIXED Cathy Edgar captured the ladies' high ' single with a 258 and Dianne English totalled 650 for the -triple. George Skinn was top bowler for the men. He topped'both the single and triple with, 296 and .737 respectively. • Games of 200 points or better were bowled by Dianne English, 238, 212 and 200; Wayne Kregar, 202; Jo Mc- Colniek, 229; Rob, Wharton,' 204; Jeahl;, eelitra , C !Y. Edgar, 258; Dan McCormick, 212; Ev'Caslick, 212; Bill Wall, 240 and 246; George Skinn, 296 and 252 and Bruce Pewtress, 215. Others bowling. over 290 were Jack Ter4it, 233 and 209; Grant Wall, $15; Keith Mof- fatt, 200, 260 end 203; Jackie Kreger, 241 and Kaye Mc- Cormick, 216. Thanks to spares Patty Brenzil and Bruce Pewtress. TEESWATER MIXED Jim Springer, 201; Bonnie Cleghorn, 207; Larry Boshart, 202 - •'y Jean Young, 230; D, zn, 222, 202; Pete G. �. - , had the singles over 200. Doug Getman, 222, and Jean Young, 230' had ' the high singles while Larry Boshart, 625, and Millie Blackwell, 559, had the high triples. Team standings have the Avengers with 14 points, Bottles with 15, Clowns, 14, Devils, 13, Echos, 11, and Fruitcakes, 17. COFFEE KLATCII Muriel Irwin bowled the high single with a 242 score. .Other ladies bowling 200 or over were Jean King, 226; Velma Scott, 201; Louise Welwood, 208; Bev Hayden, 220; and Iris Foulon, 216. • Louise Welwood, Florence Thompson and Donna Chomyn won Wintario tickets in the draw. TEESWATER, WINGHAM LADIES Dianne NCui°phy took the ladies' high single bowling 239 and Val Mathews totalled 613 for the triple. Diane's Dogwoods are in first place with 12 points. Three teams, Evelyn's Elms, Ann's Aspens and Shirley's Blue Spruces, are tied for second spot . with 7 points. Phyllis' Lilacs are next with 5 and Millie's Maples are last with 4 points. Games of 200 points or better were played by ' Val Mathews, 226 and 204; Phyllis Ireland, 204 and 212; Shirley Kennedy, '221 and Dianne Murphy, 239-. , SENIOR LADIES Winifred Lockwood bowled 248 for the high single and the doubles` were ,by . Margaret •Robertson,:'369;' Winnifred Lockwgod; -389; - 3vonne Mc- Pherson, 3.10 and Ethel Montgomery, 303.• " • •041011,•111 01100 Hummingbirds are in the lead with 63 points while the Cardinals sit in second with 56. The Wrens are next with 54 followed by the Canaries, 46; Hawks, 40 and Robins, 27. WED. NIGHT LADIES Jean King was top lady bowler Feb. 6 capturing both the high single and triple with 319 and 687 respectively. In the team standings first spot goes to Edna's Earwigs with 7 points and Jean's Junebigs, and Gladys' Grasshoppiers are tied for second with 5 points each. Next are Shirley's Spiders and Lila's Lizards at 2 points each and Susan's Snails are last with 0 points. • Those bowling games, of 200 points or better were Louise Welwood, 210 and 258; Shirley Storey, 276; Joanne Harrison, 251; Mildred Nesbitt, 206; Muriel Coultes, 267; Edna Armstrong, 204; Brenda Riley, 209 and 220; Susan Tolton, 215; Bea Shropshall, 201; Caroline Greenaway, 216; Christine Rae, 206; Mary Lee, 214 and 217; Shirley, Wharton, 200 and Jean King, 319 and 204. Spares for the evening were Muriel Coultes, Phyllis Bain and Marj Cook. • COMMERCIAL BOWLING High single for the ladies was bowled by Esther Thynne, 282 and the triple was caught by Susan Pegg 'with 612. Jim Griffith captured the single for the men with 289• and Bob Pegg totalled 703 for the triple. Esther's Elkhounds hold a slim lead over Isobel's Irish Setters with 83 points. The Irish Setters total 82. In third spot are Sheila's Schnauzers with 70 followed by Gayle's Greyhounds, 66; Brenda's Bloodhounds, 57 and Marlene's Malamutes, 56. Games of 200 points or more were bowled by Wilda Higgins, 230; Gene Kruse, 265 - and 208; Rod Hickey, -201 and 211; Esther Thynne, 282; Jim Griffith, 289; Susan Pegg, 217 and 221; Bill Henderson, 280; Bob Pegg, 281, 208 and 214; Jean Merkley, 211; Leon Russell, 215; Jack Overholt, 279 and •202; Verna Hodgins, 208; Frank Burke, 211 and 245; Isobel Burke,, -221; Warren Thynne� 203, Kevin Hickey, 248; 'Cathy Carson; 20$ 'and Francis Merkley, 244 and 240. ;q+ r• A BIT OF THOU BLE®Sonne of the -Younger skaters had a bit of trouble with their parts in the annual skating carnival's 'Cavalcade of Sports' Saturday. But a few spills didn't hinder the skaters' enthusiasm' or audience appeal as the crowd, of almost 400 people was pleased with all performances. boy bowler - captured tl double with i Joanne Toler •• ca single for the lela.' and Janette IVO, t1 tail d 265 for the Outgo, • The Eagles have only a one= point lead over the Falcons for. first place: The Raab, baS 9-. points and the F819045,00. In third spot are -the Penguins and Cardinals tied - with • 45 points each. The Blue Jaye. follow with 44 and the Blue• Birds are in last place with 34 points. Over 100 -point games were bowled by Angela Wall, 104 and 125; Julie Leedham, 101; Joanne' Taylor., 154; Janette Taylor, 118 and 147; Dwight Chambers, 107 arid 147; Steven. Baxter, 107; Robert Chad.- wick, had:wick, 101; Jeffrey Mann, 138; Jason Cameron, 133; Jeremy Schefter, 111 and 108; Brian Steffler, 128; Jeremy Cameron, 119 and 106' and Marc Nesbitt, 117. JUNIORS Kathy Taylor bowled the gihigh single for the girls with 195 and Joanne Shaw caught Royals lose twice After suffering an em- barassing 12-3 trouncing at the hands of the Harriston Blues last Tuesday, the Wingham Royals bounced back to play very well against the Mount Forest Rams Friday night. In the game Tuesday eight different Blues tallied against the. Royals. It was Wingham which scored first when Tom Black blasted a shot past the Harriston netminder, Neil Bieman and Murray Black assisting. The Blues replied twice before Dave Golley tied the score for the Royals again on assists by Bieman and Murray Black. However the Blues added two more before the period ended and never looked back, adding. two, more in the second; period .and, six. in ; the third. • An early third period goal by Bruce Shoff was all the Royals could muster in reply, Bob Johnston and Rick Jacklin assisting. It was 'a much different Royals club which took to the ice Friday. They opened the scoring in the first period when Peter- Bakker flipped Wayne Johnston's rebound over . the sprawling .. Mount Forest goalie to give Wingham a lead that .'held up' until the 2:20 mark' of the second period, When the Rams tied the score. Rick Jacklin restored the Royals' lead briefly , at the 15:40 mark, assisted by Bob Johnston and '14Iurray Black, but the Rams tied the score a minute later and the period ended in a 2-2 tie. In the third both clubs came. Out skating ",ane %fie 1iojyals carried the play, for most of the period. However it was the Rams who ` broke through, scoring at •15;45 of the period to take a 3-2 lead. They added an empty net goal with 30 seconds left to put the game away. It was a tough loss for' the Royals as the team put out a fine effort. Hard skating and checking gave them the upper hand through most of ' the game, but they couldn't put the: puck past the Ram goal - tender. Keith Elston played well in theRoyal net, stopping several ' close -in Ram shots and beating Mount Forest's Aitken on a penalty shot in the first, period to maintain the 1-0 lead for the Royals. The Royals finish their home schedule this Friday , against lte,,Luckfow;Iiaancers. Game time is 8:30• at the .Lockridge Memorial Arena. 'r 'or ti Michae1 don Daefi, An ; m i!h 'top Shie sklp;..3ack l` iX itlta with the itlt ltlipt down wand 00 to '• Neal 'are the Bruins, 49 followed by the -Ironmen, 47; Jets, '42 d; ansoaaa, aaa Those bawling 150 -pont . . games or better- were Jeanne Shaw, 183; Sandra.Moffatt, 152; Debbie Henrys lal;' KatY Taylor, 195; Cheryl ''Willis, 150; Ruse Springer,' 223; Murray Skinn, 160 ''and Michael Thompson, 105 'land - 208 Russel Springer received his 100 Pins Over Average Badge, bowling 223 with an average of 104. SR. JUNIORS AND SENIORS Billy Gaunt ; was top boy bowler capturing the high single and triple with 226 and. - 574. 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