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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-03-26, Page 1212 SPORTS Times -Advocate Wednesday, March 26, 2008 LUCAN BOWLING March 16 - 20; SUNDAY MIXED For Dec. 16: Gary Melvin 262 661, Brad Ankers 240 611, James Aoki 241 589, Darlene Broom 202 580, Don Cunningham 261 576, Tina Ankers 208 561, Taryn Fox 224 556, John Jaques 201 554, Joe Debont 217 546, Tom Dobinson 225 533, Jay Lovie 197 527. For Feb. 10: Don Cunningham 265 742, James Aoki 285 700, Norma Culbert 256 644, Mike Ankers 230 638, Floyd Riley 264 622, Noreen Smith 238 574, Gary Melvin 222 566, Darlene Broom 215 565, Connie Finlayson 222 564, Doug Smith 233 561, John Jaques 209 559, Dan Gower 229 549. MONDAY LADIES: Jenn Ankers 253 631, Joyce Sovereign 217 590, Heather Smith 217 577, Jean Hickson 186 543, Joan Goddard 209 542, Miranda Mines 205 530, Cindy Graff 207 509, Shirley Rees 206 517, Pat Ward 205 503, April Smale 170 503, Joan Finkbeiner 171 497, Louise Sutherland 235 496, Lori Hickson 186 494, Sherrie Ross 188 480. MEDWAY: Jon Bradshaw 253 606, Laura Hudson 224 512, Penny Turner 199 498, Don Harris 174 493, John Scruton 190 490, David Elston 183 490, Grace Rollings 183 489, Marg Smith 172 485, Neils Gillis 191 482, Roy Irwin 176 482, Mike Wightman 183 475, Keith Hudson 200 473. SENIOR CITIZENS: Don Leitch 233 581, Bill Butler 233 544, Dave Newman 233 495, Elmer Mosurinjohn 185 486, Gus Vanmassenhoven 198 479, Ross McEwen 189 478, Alex Hyde 183 468, Helen Kennes 173 464, Ruth Butler 169 449, Hugo Vandaele 153 427, Joe Kennes 159 426. Y.B.C.: Craig Mutter 148 123, Justin Hutchings 148 116, Darcy Jones 140 133, Leah Cornelis 106 94, Ryan Regier 144, Luke McKay 143, Jake Gore 119, Owen Hutchings 115, Logan Cotton 113, Kevin McLean 113, Connor Brown 110, Ben Sockett 105, Jeff DeBrouwer 90. WEDNESDAY MIXED: Dave Masfrankc 225 596, Doug Beaudoin 243 592, Debbie Thompson 199 591, Kevin Rollings 224 590, Jim Dixon 208 589, Harvey Rollings 242 582, Pat MacDonald 273 572, Casey Vanhooydonk 212 568, AnnMarie Beaudoin 211 566, Larry Bice 196 537, Annie Vanhooydonk 225 531, Clarence Carter 188 522. THURSDAY MEN: Jim Dixon 358 854, Don Cunningham 314 848, Mike Apps 278 775, Paul Smith Jr. 328 773, Scott Smith 290 722, Doug Beaudoin 315 709, Reg Gristey 286 689, Roger Bennewies 238 683, Chris Smith 271 677, Rob Brintnell 251 674, Woody Smith 262 665, Dave Johnston 258 661, Bob Smith 283 659, Rob Spruytte 262 653, Dan Rogers 299 647, Brian Ankers 223 645, Pete Smith 264 643, Marcus Appelman 216 637, Mark MacLean 237 635, Gord Brewer 247 627, Andy McIntyre 263 624, Doug Smith 269 620, Al Rollings 247 608. Carpet bowling March 17 Leona Elliott 3w - 33, Don Overholt 2w - 23, Marg Deichert 2w - 20, Wilmer Adkins 1w 1T -20, Cathy Bell 1w 1T 16 Wilmer Wein 1w 1T 15, March 24 Marion Dearing 3w-36, Lucy Sage 3w - 32, Don Maguire 1w 2T-24, Peter Mcfalls 1w 2T-22, Audrey Mcgregor 1w 1T-17, Marion Maguire 1w 1T-16, Gloria Mcfalls 1w 1T-16 Skaters win world silver in Sweden SWEDEN - Ilderton's Scott Moir, along with Tessa Virtue of London won the free dance and earned the silver ice dancing medals at the world figure skating champi- onships Friday in Goteberg, Sweden. Virtue and Moir were third after the original dance but won the free dance to move to the second rung of the podium. Virtue, 18, and Moir, 20, are among the youngest skaters ever to step onto the world ice dancing podium. It was the ninth time in 13 years that Canadians have won world ice dancing medals. Bringing home silver - Ilderton's Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue of London, pictured at an appearance in Exeter lin 2006 with H.O.M.E. Region Bursary Show chairperson Jay Futcher, earned the silver ice dancing medal at the world figure skating championships Friday in Goteberg, Sweden. (photo/Nina Van Lieshout) Ball Hall sponsors spring clinics for kids ST. MARYS - It's time for the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame to begin hosting its annual weekly indoor clinics at District Collegiate and Vocational Institute (DCVI) high school to prep local players for the upcoming ball season. "In the same vein as letting all St. Marys teams play on the Hall's fields for free, we conduct these complimen- tary indoor clinics for St. Marys' youth as a token of thanks to the com- munity and our local volunteers who are the life blood of the Hall of Fame," said Ball Hall CEO Tom Valcke. "It is also encouraging to see the town of St. Marys and DCVI chip in by giving us access to the gym at no cost, which enables us to not charge the kids." Beginning on Friday, boys and girls aged 6-9 are encouraged to attend the sessions at DCVI from 6 to 7:30 p.m. with the 10-16 year-olds slated for the 7:30 to 9 p.m. time slot. The clinics focus on FUNdamentals and are open to boys and girls who play baseball or softball, whether they are experienced or beginners. In order for the Hall to arrange the appropriate coaches, equipment and stations, players are encouraged to register as soon as possible by tele- phoning the Hall's administrative office at 284-1838, dropping by the office at 140 Queen St. E., or by emailing baseball@baseballhallof- fame. ca The Hall requires the participant's full name and age. The clinics run for five weeks on consecutive Friday nights starting Friday, with the exception of moving the second week's clinic to Saturday morning on April 5. On that day, the 6-9 year-olds will attend from 9 to 10:30 a.m., and the 10-16 year-olds from 10:30 to noon. The final three clinics will revert back to Friday nights on April 11, 18 and 25. "Our registrations and the quality of play throughout St. Marys have improved over the recent years, and there is no question that these clinics have prepared our kids to hit the ground running in May," said St. Marys Minor Ball president Lothar Mueller. Players should come dressed in com- fortable clothing and should bring indoor shoes and a baseball glove if they have one. The Hall, with assistance from St. Marys Minor Ball, will provide the necessary equipment. The Hall is looking to bolster the instructors as more than 100 players are likely to attend the clinics. Contact the Hall if you can help out for any of the five clinics. Blue Jays clinic The Toronto Blue Jays will conduct a coaching clinic for 6-16 year-old boys and girls on May 3 on the Hall's St. Marys Cement Company Field and Rotary Field. In addition to the instruction, each participant will receive a Blue Jays cap, a Blue Jays T-shirt, a barbecue lunch and a ticket voucher for a Blue Jays game included in the anticipated $20 price. The 6-9 year-olds will be taught from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the 10-16 year-olds will receive their instruction from 2 to 6 p.m. Lunch will be provided for all kids between 1 and 2 p.m. Pre -register with the Hall. Pitch, Hit and Run contest Another annual tradition will contin- ue on May 10 when the Pitch, Hit and Run contest will be held at the Hall. Top performers will advance to regionals and hopefully on to the Rogers Centre and possibly Yankee Stadium for the MLB All-Star game. Boys and girls aged 7-14 as of July 14 are eligible, and there is no cost to enter. Register with the Hall. Second Annual Fantasy Baseball Pool Fantasy players can match wits with baseball junkies across Canada and take down defending champion Paul Gregus for bragging rights by enter- ing the Hall's second annual Fantasy Baseball Pool. The deadline for entry is Friday with $10 per entry and multiple entries are allowed. Prizes have been tripled from last year and more info is on the Hall's website. ZURICH B 0 WLING LEAGUE WEEKLY SCORES MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Lane 1: Sabrina Oesch - 246, 564, Lane 2: Suzanne Coleman - 208, 537, Lane 3: Violet Ross - 178, 455, Lane 4: Elaine Datars - 186, 511, Lane 5: Helen Gingerich - 182, 480, Lane 6: Jenny Roth - 166, 433, Ladies High Average: Sabrina Oesch, Barb Robinson - 175 TUESDAY NIGHT MENS Lane 1: Laurie Kraftcheck - 254, 712, Lane 2: Bob Pellow - 295, 699, Lane 3: Jason Dinney - 226, 591, Lane 4: Trevor Lansbergen - 244, 652 Lane 5: Les Coleman - 279, 798 Lane 6: Jason Dykstra - 294, 760 Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 241 WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Lane 1: Betty Sangster - 226, 598 Lane 2: Dorothy Gaiser - 165, 444 Lane 3: Barb Robinson - 250, 708 Lane 4: Kathy Winter - 166, 459 GRAND COVE ESTATES Lane 1: Ralph Simons - 203, 548 Lane 2: Peg Seller - 192, 465 Lane 3: Bert Steenhuis - 196, 553 Lane 4: Bill Coleman - 209, Mike Ludanyi - 515, Ladies High Average: Lorraine Head - 161, Men's High Average: Bert Steenhuis - 181 THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED Lane 3: Ted Stanlake - 217, Lorna Wernham - 545, Lane 4: Bob Pellow - 285, Larry Robinson - 692, Ladies High Average: Suzanne Coleman - 174, Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 239 YOUTH BOWLING Bantams: Ashley Jones - 128, 336 / Lauren Regier - 179, 411 / Aaron Oesch - 132, 382 Junior Girls: Justine Anderson - 186, 499, Junior Boys: David Hunt - 238, 515, Senior Girls: Cheryl Regier - 185, 437, Senior Boys: Travis Wernham - 195, 533