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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-11-18, Page 11...M r", A, THE HURON EXPOSiTOR, NOVEMBER 18, 1987 — 11A Flyers overpower Whalers in hockey action BRUINS 2 -NORTH STARS 0 The Bruins capitalized on penalties to come on top of the NortlrStars 2-0 inhouse league hockey action . Saturday. Sean Melady and Kevin Diegel, assisted by Kevin Van den Neucker, each scored for the • Bruins. • • CANADIANS 5 -OILERS 6 The Canadians pulled their goaltender . Mark MacDonald, but to no avail. The Oilers maintained their lead 6-5. Oiler goals • went to Steve Papple, 2, Jeremy Somerville, 2, Dwayne Pryce and Brad Ribey with assists to Pat Moylan, Derek Gridzak and John Moylan. Canadians points went to Jonathon-Hugill--John McKercher, James Wilbee and Shane Taylor, 2. • FLYERS 6 -WHALERS 2 The Flyers overpowered the' Whalers 6-2. Colin Devereaux, 3, Mike Devereaux, Boyd Devereaux and Steve Van den Henget tallied for the Flyers with Whalers Jason Henderson and Pat Coyne, assisted by Dar- cy Wood, retaliating. ' RESULTS FROM NOVEMBER 7 CANADIANS 0 -NORTH STARS 7 North Star goals carne from Steve Hicknell, Paul McLlwain assisted by Aaron Broome, Broome (3), assisted by Karsten Carroll.,(2) and Jason Beuttenmiller, Rob- ---bre-Van-Den-Bengel-assiSted-b3F-IC-alen-C-a roil and ^ Karsten Carroll assisted by Beuttenmiller. BRUINS 8 -OILERS 1 • • Bruin goals Went to Kevin Van den Neucker, Scott Jervis, Ray Lamont, 2, Sean Melady, 2, Kevin Diegel and Brent Whit- more with assists to Brad Schroeder and David McNairn. Oiler goal to Derek Gridzak. . LEAFS 5 -FLYERS 3 Leaf goals to Robbie Craig, Mike Watt, Michael Weber, Mark McNichol and Chris Marion with assists to Dean Finnigan, Watt St. •James bo BY GEORGE LOVE The St. James Bowling League is proving to be very competitive, with all teams able to ,win on any given night. Monday, November 9 was no exception when the Leopards edged the Jaguars 443. Ken Moran led the Leopard attack with 200, 240 and a 604 triple. Sandy Broadfoot had 214 - 573 to also help the scoring. Gerry Armstrong 216 - 594, Bruce Clark 200,211 - 572, Albert Boven 245 - 564, Shirley ,Brugger 216 - 563, and Pa Kenny 205 - 515 bowled well for the Jaguars. The Cougars gained to within one point of the first place Jaguars, when they downed the Tigers 5-2. Cathy Broome was top for the Cougars with 220 - 575, Richard Love 196 - 536, Pat Ryan 202 - 530 and Don Nolan 185 - 530 also had good scores. George. Love had games of 230, 255, 237 and a 722 triple to lead 'the Tigers, Carol Johnston 200 - 533 'and Karen Hoegy 173 - 496. The Panthers outscored the Lions 5-2 with Dan Bennewies 239, 243 - 657, Brian Love 202, 210 - 588, and Jim Dalrymple 199 - 567 leading the way. Murray Bennewies 230, 190, 300 - 720 and Gloria Love 221 - 519 were high for the Lions. Team standings - Jaguars 39, Cougars 38, Leopards 34, Pan- thers 32, Lions 26, Tigers 20. , COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The Commercial Bowling League again saw some upsets when the last place Monaco team downed the Gyps* 7-0 and 2441-2246 in total pins, on November 12. Jerry Fuhr led Monaco with a 219 single and a 619 triple. Wilha Vandenberk was top bowler for the Gypsies with 223 - 585. Canada edged Japan 5-2 and were ahead 2663-2421 in total pins. Claudette Elliott had a fine night With a 260 single and a 683 triple to lead Canada in scoring. Len Schoonder- woerd with 202 - 543 was top for Japan. USA shut out Cuba 7-0 downing them 2486-2203 in total pins. Harry Deloyer has the high single for USA with 220 and Gordon Murray bowled the high triple . with a 616. Starlight Lanes hold 3-6-9 On Saturday, the Starlight Lanes held a 34-9 Tournament with some fine games be- ing bowled. Murray Bennewies came out on top after some very close competition. Murray had high games of 338 and 365 for a five game total of 1518. George Love was second with highs of 320 and 297 and 1468 for fiVe,George Johnston with 333-341-1431. Roger Edwards 304, 299 - 1378. Arie Van Diepen 266, 279 - 1232, Carol Johnston was high for the ladies 267, 262 - 1200. The next tournament is scheduled for Saturday, December 5 at 7 p.m. Tiger's trounce Mitchell iiiintertown bowling BY GEORGE LOVE Seaforth Tigers came up with another strong effort as they trounced Mitchell 31-17 in Mens' Intertown Bowling League action bowled in viitehen, Murray Bennewies had top genies of 322 and 291 for 1207 total pitis. Jack Fuller had high games of 241, 229, 282., 251 and a 1181 for five, Neil Bateau also bowled well with 210, 234, 275, 239 and 206 for 1164 and.Vion 4 of 5 pines. Erich Matzold 278, 241 - 1103 and George Love 261, 231 - 1074 helped the Tiger Sebring. ' Late Johnston led Mitchell With 237, 271, 249 - 1131, Murray Kraemer 237, 229. 283 1108, Bill Harmer 224, 233, 219 and 245 with 921 for font &ilea, Steve Grail 283,260 - 884 forptit. Seaforth outscored Mitchell; - 6418 in total oho. The Tigers will be at home for the ilea 'three weeks With the visitors being November - New Baittbag, November 28 arid tted'endbet The Tiger avetages. after 10 weeks play are Mai* Bennewies 253, Jack Fuller 229, George LOIre 220, Neil Bettettaatl 228, Zilch 1Viatt old 224, Mike Mekiiiigei 2190 and Roger Edioeda 207. Mens TiitertOWir NOW* standings before November 14 are: doderich 281% HOW • More 250, Seaforth 249, St. Marys 225, Mit, chell 2241/2, Cliatrin 2201/4, MOO 2031/2, New Habil:hitt 183, Laden 1711/2 152. .11 „ _ATE ?1,'""w",'"ormroi*"'„•°' • • MINOR HOCKEY ACTION - A player from the Flyers whips the puck past a Whalers defenceman and at the net. Flyers downed the Whalers 6-2 in houseleague hockey ac- tion. Corbett photo. . 7plart140 141$4,11,r,' `"?'"' McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main .St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service BACHERT MEATS Call us or your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal Smoked Pork Chops. 'Great, for the B.B4O. All Meat Gov't. ,Inspected 'I mile east • of Walton 887-9328 THE WHALERS NETMINDER comes way out at his net to stop a Flyer breakaway in. Saturday morning houseleague hockey action, But his team lost anyway. Corbett '• photo. • - and Marion.. Flyer goals to Pat Gridzak, Jet goals to Mark Van Dooren, 2, and Joe Derek Smith and Michael Hugill with an Murray with an • assist to Lawrence - assist to Jason Smith. Flanagan, Whaler goal to Wayne JETS 3 -WHALERS 1 Schoonderwoerd. rf ' wling league competitive Bill Holmes 216 - 500 was best for Cuba. The Ladies high single went to Carol Johnston high for the night was Claudette Elliott with at 253, with Monica Westerveld high to date 260 - 683. Team standings - USA 31, Japan 30, with 265; ladies high triple went to Carol Canada 25, Gypsies 23, Cuba 21, Monaco 17. Johnston at 659, with her score of 681 the • • TOWN AND COUNTRY The high scores to date in the Town and Country Bowling League are: ladies - Sharon FOrest has single 239, triple 640 and average 194. For the men, John Staffen has high single 236, and triple at 631. Reg Dick has the high average of 225. Dick at 743, the highest score to date; mens Team standings are - Happy Gang 30, high average went to George Johnston with • a 204. Ramblers 25, Hulksters 23, Dogs 21. EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE Team standings are: Loose Talk 34, Hot In the Egnionchille bowling league this Dogs 29,•Whitesnake 26, Whipper Snippers week: 23, Holy Rollers 22 and Gutterballers 13. Barbie Stokes is high to date; ladies high average went to Betty Johnston at 185. ' Men's high single went to Paul Marasse at 291, with Scott Johnston the high to date with a 298; mens high triple went to Reg Wednesday's Bantam high bowlers were Barbie Stokes at 86 and CarrieBannon at 85. High.bdys were Craig Harris who knocked down a 153 and Ryan Van Dooren who bowl- ed 122. High doubles were also :Carrie Bannon at 165 and Barbie Stokes at 152, while Craig Harris ended with 254 and Ryan Van Dooren a 208 for the boys. High averages are Carrie holding 94 and Heather McMillan at 80. Boys high averages . are Kevin McDonald at 110 and Craig Harris close behind at 108. Standings are Bulldogs and Snowballs tied at 25, Ghostbusters 21, Blue Jays 17, Califor- nia Cuties 15 and Starfighters at 10. Sunday night mixed high scores were Chandra Stolar with a 122 single and Jqe Kenny with a 99 for the bantams. Junior singles were Tracie Carter with 209 while Tom Hunt bowled a 149. Senior scores were Sue Kuzmich at 165 and Jeff Alce who bowled a 210. ' High triples for the Bantams were Chan- dra Stolar with a 339 while Joe Kenny bowl- ed 280. Tratie Carter took high for the high bowler Juniors at 498 while Robbie Holmes scored 375. High Senior triples go to Sue Kuzmick at 476 and Jeff Ake with a great finish at 615. Sunday standings are No -Name 24, Hav- ing Fun 19, Strikers 18, Strike Force 17, and at 14 are the Cool Cats and Spare it Ups. Bantams play well The Seafoarth, Bantams travelled to Aylmer for their rst hockey tournament of the year. Competition was stiff. 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