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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-01-12, Page 10Page 10—The Wingham Advance -Times, Jan. 12,1983 wling Scores SENIOR LADIES Honey Bees have a comfortable lead in the team standings with 54 points, well ahead of Wasps with 44, Bumble Bees with 36, Hornets with 32, Yellow Jackets with 24 and Queen Bees with 20. Nora Finnigan bowled the 226 high single and led the high • doubles with a 417: Other high doubles were recorded by Catherine Campbell, 330; Ethel Mont- gomery, 301; Vera Moffatt, 306; Bea Chambers, 301; Helen McBurney, 308. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Chapman's Champs with 63 points and Hickey's Hellers with 61 are in a dogfight for the lead. Darling's Dynamics are third with 51, with Merkley's Marauders right on their heels with 50. MacLeod's Morons Plus Four have 43 points, followed by Russell's Rollers with 41. Bowling over 200 were Francis Merkley, 207; Wes Simmons, 227; Roger Plumb, 202; Rod Hickey, 212, 283, 210; Bob Steffen, 223; Bob Pegg, 205, 242 ; Don Brintnell, 202; Doug MacLeod, 211; Verna Haugh, 271, 234; Phyllis Chapman, 210; Isabelle Burke, 217; Susan Pegg, 224; Jean Merkley, 208. Rod Hickey had the 283 high single and 705 high triple. For the ladies, Verna Haugh had the 271 high single and 692 high triple. Thanks to spares Janis Creeden, Duane Currie, Edna Mae Armstrong, °Lillian Nolan; Dave Pletch. ' COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling 160 and over were: Susan Pegg 211; Joanne McPherson 173; Lynn 1t?larr 215; Wanda Curtis 174; Donna Adams 175; Janet Storey 180; Bev Hayden 181; Marg Pollock 186; Marj Tasker 160; Theresa Foxton 160; Muriel Irvine 184 and 215; Florence Thompson 187 and 170; Kaye McCormick 162; Ada Ait- chison 165; and, Shirley Storey 200 and 228. MON. NIGHT MEN'S The first night back after the holiday was a pretty tough one for most' of the bowlers as only a handful of good games were rolled. Ray Walker and Bob Johnston didn't seem to find too many problems as Ray took the high triple with a 706 and the high single with a 254. Bob was runner-up in both areas with a 669 triple and a 246 single. Only six.games of over 225 were rolled: Ray Walker 254 and 240; Bob Johnston 246 and 242; Ken Saxton 235; and, Kevin Falconer 225. In the pins -over -average, Bill Johnston and Dan Montgomery still have a comfortable lead. Team standings have the Matadors on top with 36 points, the Boat People with 26, the Diggers with 25, the Gophers with 24, the Black Machine at 20 and the Volts at 16. The Gophers were shut out for the first time in two years. SENIOR MEN Those bowling 150 and over were: Nick Kloostra 156 and 155; Alex Robertson 157; Carl Frieburger 186; Harry Garniss 161 and 160; Hugh Mundell 173 and 181; Ken Saxton Sr. 181 and 173; Harold Keating 150 and 153; Harvey Timm 168; Harry Elliott 154; Norm Elliott 237 and 216; Ted English 264 and 202; Bill Lediet 172; and, Gordon Francis 176. Blues extend their streak with te against Be/more By Esther Nethery The Wingham Blues In- termediate ladies' hockey team extended its unbeaten streak to four games with a three -all tie against the, Belmore ladies. The game proved to be the ° roughest the Blues have been in this year and many penalties were assessed to both teams. Wingham had 14 minutes in penalties, compared to 15 minutes for Belmore. • The teams came out flying in the first, with the puck traveling end to end through- out the period. Carol An- derson broke the scoreless tie midway through the first on a. slapshot from the point thatiuo'k the Bel'inore• goalie by complete surprise. An assist on the play went to Dianne Golley. The second goal was an equally effective slapshot from the point off the stick of assistant captain Lynne Haines, with Anderson given an assist on the, goal. Wingham seemed to have- the avethe edge in the second period and controlled the play more than it had in the first. The Blues struck early in the second with a goal by Golley, who was left open in front of the net and put the puck past the sprawling goalie. Donna Fischer once again set up Golley's goal, a job she has been doing quite effectively this season. The•convincing three -goal lead was short-lived as a slightly over -confident Wingham team and a determined Belmore squad hit the ice for the third period. • Janet Schefter got things started for the Sugar Cuties with a ,goal assisted by Christine Lowry at the 5:22 mart : Schefter closed, the gap too' onet•gda1 •ibour. half- way through the period with the assist being earned by Nancy Dickson. Belmore came on strong after this second goal, and its efforts paid off when Marilyn Kieffer tied the game with just over one minute showing on the clock. Schefter picked up her third point of the night, being awarded the assist on the goal. BLUE LINES—This was a disappointing game for the girls, as they had such a lead cut down to a tie due to a shaky third period. This is, however, the best they have done against Belmore and perhaps better games lie ahead. Donna Fischer , deserves special mention as she continues to be a hard- working player who is always digging in the cor- ners and coming out with the puck. She has made many key passes that have resulted in goals by the. team's top scorer, Dianne Golley. Golley also played a good game, throwing many good checks and coming up with some fine offensive moves. Jane Vath played a good game, carrying the puck.° well and initiating some fine passing plays. The Blues' next game will be Sunday, Jan. 16, at 4 p.m. in Tiverton. Their next home game has Wingham facing off against Huron Park on Saturday, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. THURSDAY MIXED Cathy Edgar captured the ladies' high single of 199 and the high triple of 555. Bill Greig bowled the men's high single of 258 and high triple of 622. Games of 200 and over were rolled by : Percy Rennie 225; Barry Haugh 254 and 222; Gary Jamieson 200; Bill Greig 222 and 258. Thanks to spare Art Burrows. The team stan- dings are: Daryl's 23; Gary's 21; Bill's 19; Richard's 16; Rena's 14; and, Barry's 12. BLUEVALE MIXED Ev Lillow had the 659 ladies' high triple and Berry Trites had the 247 high single. For the men, Jim Shaw had the high triple and single with scores of 615 and 239. High games were bowled by Ev Lillow, 223, 218, 218; Marg Timm, 232, 234; Berry Trites1447; Jim Shaw, 239, 212; Jim`Thompson, 225; Edna MacTavish, 219; Carl Freiburger, 216; Marguerite Fischer, 211; Harold Johnston, 209; Reta Ross, 205; Winnie Boyd, 203, and Hugh Mundell, 200. WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED Joyce Martin had the ladies' high single of 232 and high triple of 616. Ken Lock- wood had the men's high single of 301 and Ron McMichael had the high triple of 725. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Les Stafford 211; Ron McMichael 217, 238, 270; John Wheeler 221; Mike Newton 212, 223, 224; Bonnie Lockwood 215; Dwayne Sanburn 202; Ken Lockwood 209, 301; Wendell Stamper 210; and, Gerry Brewer212. THURSDAY EARLY MIXED MOLESWORTH Results Dec. 30 were: Fred Sawyer, 200, 270; Blanche Hoegy, 213; Sandy Allemeersch, 228; Danny McKay, 220, 201; Len King Sr., 203; Jean Burrowes, 209; Ralph Machan, 225; Bert Vandonkersgoed, 213; Caroline Pettapiece, 266; Kathy Campbell, 209, and Murray Dadson, 210. Lamb is still not a staple meat in the Canadian diet. Canadian lamb consumption last year was under two pounds per person. That compares to about 90.5 pounds of beef consumed per person and nearly 70 pounds for pork. C BANTAMS The Superyums lead the league with 51 points, followed by the Bubble Yums with 42, the Double Bubbles and the Hubba Bubbas with 35, the Bubblicious with 24 and the Juicy Fruits with 23. Melissa Templeman had the high single of 120 for the girls and Sheryl Cleghorn had the high double of 229. Scott Neil had the high single of 150 for the boys and the high double of 291: games of 100 and over were rolled by: Sheryl Cleghorn 110 and 119; Angela Kerr 114; Melissa Tem- pleman 120; Scott Neil 150, 141;" Greg Deyell 127; Andrew Plumb 104; Dean Tolton 120; Todd Chadwick 108, 115; Robbie Harrison 143; Jason Steffler 129; and, Michael Lewis 109 and 103. JR. BANTAMS The Caramilks, the Kit Kats and the Four Flavors are tied for first place with five points each, while the Mr. Bigs, the Coffee Crisps and the Crunchies have no points. Jennifer Willis had the high single of 207 for the girls and the high double of 371. Jeff Wall had the high single of 220 for the boys and the high double of 344. Games of 125 and over were rolled by: Kim Edgar 158; Jennifer Willis 164, 207; Julie Leedham 136, 128; Ria Linardatos 145; Tracy Thynne 147; Jeff Wall 220; Denton Chambers 140; Robbie Harkness 130; Ricky Leachman 169, 152; John MacDonald 148, 135; Jeremy Cameron 150. SR. JRS. AND SENIORS The Raiders lead the league with 57 points, followed by the Space Outs, 51, the E.T.s, 50, the Bills, 46. and the Pushers 28. Kelly Hollenbeck had the high single for the senior junior girls with 216 and the Nigh triple of 615. Sheri Walden had the high single of 232 for the senior girls and the high triple of 603. Graham Taylor had the high single of 206 for the senior junior boys and Jamie Wall had the high triple of 506. Darin Hickey had the high single of 214 for the senior boys and the high triple of 605. , Games of 175 and over were rolled by: Sheri Walden 232 and 198; Janette Taylor 17'7, 191; Kelly Hollenbeck 215, 216 and 184; Tammy Cleghorn 199; Deb Clark 187; Bruce McInnes 176; Billy Gaunt 200, 180; Michael Haugh 196, 180; Michael Cameron 201; Jamie Wall 205, 194; Graham Taylor 206; Murray Skinn 203; Darin Hickey 214, 191 and 200; Don McLean 188; and, Tim Lewis 187. Broomball results from Blyth league The Baintoneers and the Belgrave Ladies played to a scoreless draw last Tuesday night in Blyth broomball league play. The Brussels Ladies squeaked past Lucknow 1-0 with -Michelle Vader scoring the winning goal late in the game. In men's play, Auburn dumped the League Team 7- 0 with Phil Black and Terry Powell each getting three points in the game. The Goderich Oarsmen came out on top, beating the Maitland Riders 1-0 in a very fast, hard-hitting game and the Eighth Liners blew the Clinton Warriors away downing them 8-0 with Arnold Pease getting three goals, Murray McNichol four points and Jim Blake got three points. Last Thursday night, the Lucknow Ladies and the Gravel Runners played to another scoreless game and the Auburn Ladies clipped' Goderich 1-0 with Debbie Cook scoring the game winner. In men's play, the THE WINGHAM BLUES, the town's new ladies' Intermediate hockey entry is providing exciting hockey for local fans this year. Team members include: back, Lynne Haines, Nancy Bieman, Maureen Beattie, Jane Vath, Ruth Nethery; middle, Ken Fischer, coach, r Kathleen O'Donoghue, ,Julaine Anderson, Sandy Morrison, Eileen O'Donoghue, Dan McDonald, trainer; front, Dianne Golley, Donna Fischer, Esther Netbery, Carol Anderson, Tharon Riley and Dave Golley, coach. Lanesville Lords and the Goderich Oarsmen battled to a 1-1 draw and the Blyth Bears and the Maitland Dirt Riders played to another 1-1 draw. The Atlas Rams and the Lakelet Hornets battled it out with the Rams coming out on top 4-3 with Greg Cook netting the game winner and Doug Kreller getting three points in a losing effort for The Hornets. Pee s Win to Two goals each by Paul Brophy and Bill Kinahan powered the Wingham Legion Pee Wees to a 6-3 win over Kincardine and the championship at the Zone C- 1 Legion Tournament in Ripley Saturday. The Wingham team will now represent the zone in a tournament to be held at Elora Feb. 5. Wingham earlier ad- vanced in the Ripley tour- nament by defeating Clinton 4-2 in its first game. In the championship, game, Terry Daer and Paul Edwards scored the other Wingham goals and Brett Martin played a strong two- way game ' by adding four assists. Wingham led 3-0 after one period and 4-1 atter two. Murray Foxton again supplied strong goaltending for Wingham. In the opening game against .Dlinton, Martin scored twice with Brophy and Jason Ducharme adding singles. Chris Fryfogle played a steady game in the net for Wingham. In a league contest the night before, Wingham had downed Clinton 3-2 in a well- - played game at Clinton. Martin, Brophy and Daer scored the Wingham goals. Daer's was the winning marker, coming with 45 seconds gone in the third period. In another league contest Jan. 4, Wingham blasted to urn ey Brussels 12-2. Jen Pollard and Brophy each had hat tricks for the winners. Rick Leachman and Murray Foxton had two goals each while Kinahan and Martin added one each. Martin also had four assists. ICE CHIPS—The Pee Wees played their best hockey of the year this past weekend. Their record is now 17-11-2. The Wingham Legion Pee Wees have won The Legion tournament on two other occasions, '78-79 and '79-80. After the victory in Ripley, the team was treated to pizza and pop at the Wingham Legion; thanks to Shirley Zimmer for her help. ******** F***4.4.4# .*.xx4.Y..at 4.*** F DELUXET SUPER SAVER AK AK AK AK AK 4( AK 4( AK AK AK AK i TO FLORIDA WITH Compare and Save41 -.r M 'OW MSI r *, . FEATURES St. Augustine. Fort Lauderdale, Clearwater, Orlando, and Gatlinburg. Tennessee TOUR INCLUDES *Passion Play •Jungle Queen Dining Cruise •Cape Kennedy *Busch Gardens *Cypress Gardens •Rock City •Ringling Bros. 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