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Mitcheiliecint. takes top
honors in -ni,i).ted. bowling
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A Mitchell teal7w# captained
by Hugh McGilltvary, took top,
honors Saturday at the AnnUati
Invitational Mixed Bowling
Tournament, held by Hraneb156,
Seaforth, Royal CanadtanLegion,
at Nobel Lanes. Some 13 teams
from western Ontario partici-
pated in the competition for team
and individual prizes. The Mit-
chell team bowled the top score
of 3931.
In second place was a team
from Strathroy with a total score
of 3678. Seatorth's first team
was third with a total score of
3664 and team 3, Seaforth, took
fourth spot with a total score
of 3491. Other team scores are
as follows: Walkerton, 3468;
Clinton, 3388; Seaford', 3347;
Ripley, 3328; Remover, 3320;
Seaforth, 3269; Seaforth, 3204,;
Hensall team 1, 2750; Hensel].
team 2, 2561.
Mary Bleback,• Hensall and.
Jackie Melanson, Seaforth, were
winners of the Branch Miniber as
they came up with singles of-I-56.
Other individual prize winners
were as follows; Ladles - high
triple, Gloria Minna, 746, Strath-
roy; Men's high triple, Al Eve-.
leigh, 771, Mitchell; svorpen's
high single, Gall McKenzie, 292 #
Seaforth; Men's high single, Bob
Love, 341, Ripley; Ladles, low
single, Mary Bisback, 100,
Hensel', team 2; Men's low single
Jim Chalmers, Hensall, team 2,
and Gordon Munn, Hensall Team
' 2, 100.
Presentation of prizes took
place at the banquet at Legion
Hall following the tournament,
and was catered to by the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary, Following the
banquet a social took place with
Ken Scott's Orchestra supplying
the music.
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TRE HORqN EXPOS TO SEArojali; ONT., *PK K.
Highlight of the Girls Softball ,League party Saturday night was the presentation of trophies. Shown here (left) are Linda Coleman, Joan Flannagan, who made the presentations, Mary Czer-
winski, Nancy Scott, Barb Weisenberg, Helma Wright, Maureen Connolly. (Staff Photo)
Huron-Perth RCAA touch
football complete .'playoffs
BUNKERS
(Left) (Front Row) Lorette Savauge, Sandra Johnson, Nancy Scott, Helma Wright (captain),
Maureeh Connolly; (Middle) Barb psboVne, Betty Heynesbergen, Linda Colethan, Mary Czerwinski,
Barb Weisenberg; (Back) Gary Osborne, Larry Weisenberg, Don Coleman. (Staff Photo)
BOO-BOOS
(Left) (Back Row) Bill Teall, Bill price; (middle) Jvlary Sills, Jane Sills, Glenda Little, Janice
McClure, Margie Eckert; (front) Joan Pinder (Captain), Gail Doig, Barb Strausser, Cheryl Seymdur,
Laurie Bell. . (Staff Photo)
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HUSTLERS
(Left) (Front Row) Sandra Coleman (Captain), Mary Connolly, Moe Huard (Coach), Betty
Beuttenmiller, Leona Anstett; (Back) Marie Little, 'Kathy Stone, Charlynne Brown, Diane Phillips,
Barb Watt. (Staff Photo)
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Down
At The
Lanes
LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE
Team standings: C.C.C.P. 24;
Jabaat, 15; Constables Kids, 14;.•
Heathers, 13; 'Pussy Cats, 9;
Team Canada, 9. Ladies' High
Single and Triple,. Ann Wood,
320, 722. Men's High Single and
Triple, Jack Eisler, 295, 694.
SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE,
1. Bouncers 2,706; 2. Gutter
Balls, 2,643; 3. Lane Leapers,
2,525; 4. Head Pins, 2,517; 5.
Aces. 2,500; 6. Strikers, 2,360.
Ladies High Single, Betty Heins-
berger, 272; Betty Smith, 687
High triple; and 219 High Average.
High Men: Single, and Triple -
Gard Nobel, 363- 866; average
240.
ST. JAMES, LEAGUE
Team Standings; Scorpions,
19; Tigers, 16; Peanuts, 14;
ROlets, 12; Archies, 12; Strikers
6. Ladies High single and triple,
Ann Nobel, 239, 645; Men's
High Single and triple: George
Love, 375-794, Jack Bedard, 302-
:7;50.
Y. B. C.,
Team Standings:$ wallows,24;
Pee Wees, 16; Robins, 16; Bud-
gies, 10; Canaries, 9; Chickad-
ees, 9. Ladies' High Single and
Triple, 205, 567. Men's High
Single and Triple - 259, 559.
HURON RURAL LEAGUE
Team Standings: Chipmunks,
7; Tigers, 5; panthers, 4;
Groundhogs, 3; Cougars, 2;
Beavers, 0.
Ladies' High Single - Olive
Little, 270; • High Triple - El-
aine McClure, 594. •Men's High
Single and Triple - Geo. Love,.
278, 700.
TOWN & COUNTRY ' Team standings; Tricky Six
23; Wild Cats, 19; Pin Hunters,
10 'Hot Shots, 14; Dirty Six,
8;11 & H 6.
Ladies' High Single and tri-
ple, 238, 629. Men's High Single
and Triple - John Coleman 323,
627.
Playoff games were finalized
in the Huron Perth Touch Foot
ball League on Friday.
At Dublin, the Junior Division
semi final game between Im-
maculate Conception School of
Stratford and St. Mary's, School
of Goderich was a lbw scoring
competition. .1 After Goderich
'started strong with two touch-
downs, Immaculate Conception
held the St. Mary's squad to
collect two touch-downs. Two
single points through a convert
by Dennis Donnelly and a kick
for single point by Mike Petrie—
made the difference asSt. Mary's
defeated Immaculate Conception
14-12.
odour and Bruce Me- Dave B
lick each ran over for a touch-
• down for Goderich.
Immac's scorers were Paul
Altenburg and Douglas Nicholson
with a single, touch-down each.
Next Wednesday, Goderich
a meets Mount Carme 1 in the final
game to be played at South Huron
District 'High School campus at
Exeter.
„Last Friday, at Exeter, Our
Lady of Mount Carmel picked up
34 points as they outran St. James
Seaforth with 20 points.
Single touchdowns by Steve .
McCann, Jerry Brennan, Mike
Marrinan, Larry Regier, gave
Mount Carmel 30 points with
Brian McCann, 'Derek Regier,
adding single converts and Larry
'Ryan completing the scoring with
two singles.
Seaferth'S1 Jerome Aubin
scored two touchdowns and a
single convert with Nicky
Hauwert getting on T.D. Tony
Arts collected one single to !found
• off the scoring.
Mount Carmel captures the
1972 Senior Division Trophy
which was won by St. Mary's,
Goderich last year.
, LADIES - High single, tripe,
and average, Thelma Coombs,
210, 591,'192.
MENS -, High single and triple
L. Wesenberg, 2.46, 650; High-
Average J. Coleman,212.
COMMERCIAL LAGUE
Team standings: Maple Leafs
9; Canadian wings, 15; Travel-
lers, 20; Speedies, 12; Diamonds
17;•Super Stars 11. .
° Ladies High Single and Triple
Ann Nobel 272410. Men's High
Sin0.e and Triple, John Coleman
301 - 754,
YOUNG ADULT INTERTOWN
• Standings: Stratford, 28;
Goderich, 26; Seaforth, 23; Wing-
ham ; 11. High Single: John
Colemari, 275; Rick• wood, 270.
, High Five: JolipAoleman 1108;
Brian Barry, -
EGMOND,VILLE LEAGUE
Team Standings: -Bleu Max,
26; Yebs, 23; Gliders, 19; Rock-
ets, 17; Spitfires, I3;Bombers,7.
CAROL RAESIDE'S TEAM
(Left) (Front Row) Marion Pullman,Bonnie Fortune, Carol Reeside (Captain)r marg Hoe, Jane
McNaughton; (Back) Rose Cooke, Libby Haynes, Adeline Mclnally. (Staff Photo)
- 5 yea rs
CATHY DALLAS' TEAM
(Left) (Front Row) Cathy Dallas, Susan kunder, Joan Hildebrand; (Back) Dorothy Baugher,
Lynda Bedard, Jannine Jefferson. (Sfaff Photo)
THE BUBBLERS •
(Left) (Front Row) Terry MbNiehol, Joan Flannigan, Joan Betties, Nora Eckert (Captain),
Ruth Ann Dunlop; (Back) ElainO Braseau, Joanne Melanson, Joan Steinbuck, Rose Marie Eckert,
Leeanne Melanson. (Staff Photo)
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