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CLINTON NEW, S,RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 374-4
The boys' bowling team from
entral Huron Secondary
School placed second out of 57
teams in the High School
Howling Tournament held on
January 25 at Hanover,
The boys brought home the
runner-up trophy which . is on
display at the school. First
place went to ListoweL The
team members were Peter
Wise, Rick Tye, Rob MacAuley,
Steve Gibbings, Alex Harrett
and coach Ward Hodgins.
The CHSS girls' team didn't
fare as well, but put on a good
effort. The girls' team from
Seaforth High School even-
tually won. CHSS members
were Debbie Johnston, Peggy
Switzer, Carole Dale, Cathy
Falconer, Pat Cook and coach
*Brian Reeve.
In other bowling action at
the Crown Lanes last week, the
Dillies are out in front in the
Hayfield League with 78 points,
but are followed closely by the
All-Stars with 77, the Bombers
with 69 and the Miracles with
56. Madelon McIlwain
dominated the women's scores
with the high single of 305, the
high triple of 646 and the high
average of 209. Doug Talbot
had both the men's high single
of 246 and the high triple of
707. Joe Koene had the high
average of 202.
The Odds-N-Ends are way
out in front in the Clinton
Mixed League with 92 points,
followed at a distance, by the
Dead Beaters with 77, the
Cloud "9" with 69, the Dum-
bells with 63, the Lonely
Rangers with 58, the Corner
Pins with 57, Black's Spots
with 51 and the Dribblers with'
47. Helen Beach had the ladies'
high single of 268, Betty Daer
had the high triple of 630 and
Val Marriage had the high
average of 210. Joe Daer swept
all the men's honors with
the high single of 335, the high
triple of 881 and the high
average of 235.
In the Wil-Dex LeaguP the
Ferrotics are still in first place
with 85 points, followed by the
Chipbreakers with 75, the
Precisions with 73 and the
Diamonds with 64. Bev Van
NinHuys had the ladies' high
single of 198 and Marie Van
Damme had the high triple of
567. Geoff Woollett had both
the men's high single of 315
and the high triple of 761.
Angus' Anglers are reeling
gaily with, - the
Tuckersmith Mixed League as
they have 73 points, followed
by Tony's Sharks with 63,
Bob's Barracudas with 60,
John's Joyfish with 50, Mel's
Minnows with 46 and Dave's
Darters with 44. Jean Adams
had the ladies' high single of
263, while Ann Lenting had the
high triple of 664. Bob Walters
had both the men's high single
of 263 and the high triple of
691.
In the Molson's Crown
Mixed League, the Dumb Pokes
are still in , first place with 72
points, followed by the Ladies
First and the Dusters with 62
each, Ron's Rogues with 53,
Dino's Ding-A-Lings with 52,
Betty's Bums with 50, Hi-
Flyers with 49 and the Side
Slips with 48. Gerry Harris was
the best girl of the night with
the high single of 285, the high
triple of 766 and the high
average of 234. Bill Gibbings
had the men's high single of
286, Doug. Jones had the high
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL RED CROSS
the Hitie Moons are in first
place with 86 points, but are
followed closely by the .Corixae
with 83, Next come the Torques
with 74, the Starlost with 72,
Debts Drunks with 70, the Pin-
fall Killers with 66, the Whip.
per Snappers with' 65 and the
Smiles and Chuckles with 64.
Deb Johnston had both the
ladies' high single of 309 and
the high triple of 129,. Steve
Gibbings had both the men's
high single of 311 apd the high
triple of 757,
In the Ladies Afternoon
League; the Pole Cats are still
the top dogs with 90 points, far
ahead of the Alley Cats with
62, the Tom Cate with 43 and
the Bob. Cats with 29, Erma
Hartley had both the high
single of 308 and the high triple
of 744.
The Busty Beauties are still
in top shape in the Clinton-
Blyth Ladies I league with 20
Points, followed by the Slow
Pokes with 18, the Teetotalers
and the Six Pinpals with 16
each, the Alley Cats with 14,
the Swinging Mamas with 13,
the Happy Hookers with 12,
and the Boo-Boos with 11,
Trudy Hill had the high single
of 324, Yvonne Youngblut had
the high triple of 712 and Mary
Davey .had the high average of
222,
In the Lo.ndeaborci Ladies
League, the Knock Outs are in
first place with 88 points, far
ahead of the Head Hunters
with 67, the Dead Beats with.
57 and the Hopefuls with 54,
Nancy Roy had the high single
of 255, Brenda Radford had
the high triple of 646 and.
Dorothy Carter had the high
average • of 194. Donalda Bell
was the most improved bowler
with a plus 22.
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triple of 688 and Bruce Collins
had the high average of 231.
The Beavers are way out in
front in the Londesboro Men's
League with 92 points, followed
at a distance by the Otters with
63, the Foxes with 59 and the
Wolves with 45, Harry Lear
had the high single of 279,
while Cliff Saundercnck had
both the high triple of 794 and
the high average of 236,
In the - Crown. Teen League,
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