The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-22, Page 13LADIES' 9 O'CLOCK; BOWLING
FEBRUARY 13TH
Marie -Hoffman rolled a °high _
single game of 263. The high'
triple was bowled by Barb Tyler
with a score of 638.
Games 200 •and over:. Marie
Hoffman 263,' Barb Tyler 243,
'201, Joanne Searle 237, 208,
Chris Striklend 233, Betty Smith
217, Linda Sticklend 213, Grace
Hopf 205, 202, Merle Rhody 200,
Sharon Campbell 200.
Team points: Nancy Farrish's
Robins 4, Dianne Carter's Cardin-
als, 3, Joanne Searle's Bluejays 5,
Barb Sanderson's Doves 2, Marg
Hackett's Canaries 5, Marie
Hoffman's Orioles 2. •
Team standings: Cardinals 84;
Doves 78, Canaries 75, Bluejays
73, Orioles 61, Robins 49.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
BOWLING .LEAGUE
Olive Smith had high single for
the ladies with 193. The double
went to Anna. Johnstone with 360.
Jim McNaughton bowled high
for the men with single of 179 and
• double . of 339.
Team points: Reds 3, Oranges
0, Yellows 3, Greens 5, Blues 2,
Violets 2.
Team standings: Greens 52,
Reds 51, Yellows 49, Oranges 46,
Blues 45, Violets 42..
KINLOSS BOWLING LEAGUE
FEBRUARY 10
High man was Gerald Rhody
with a single of'237 and a triple of
652.
'Other men over 200: Mike
Dalton 219, Gerald Rhody 2.16,
John Zydbel''' 210, Harry Lavis
210, Fraser MacKinnon ' 205,
Russel Swan 204. -
High lady was Ann MacDougall
with a single of 198 and a triple of
535.
Team points: Kings2, Snows 0,
SpyWealthyss 5, 7,Macs 7,
Pippins 0.
Team standings: Macs 78,
Kings 69, Spys 69, Wealthys 63,
Snows 52, Pippins 47.
FEBRUARY 17
High man was . Murray Keith
with a single of 262 and a triple of
686.
Other , men • over 200: Harry
Lavis 239, Murray Keith 239, Bill
Hunter 213, Kevin Swan 208,
Donald Farrish 204.
High lady was Nancy Swan
with a_singl`e of 191 and a triple .of
531...
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Team points: Kings 5, Snows 2,
Wealthys 4, Spys ' 3, Macs 5,
Pippins 2.
Team standings:. Macs .83,
Kings 79., Spys 77, Wealthys 69,
Snows 56, Pippins 56.
FEB. 18 BOWLED FOR DEC. 9
High man was Fraser MacKin-
ori with a single of 295 and a
triple of 729., •
• Other men over 200: Fraser
' MabKinnon 240, Lorne MacDon-
ald 225, Mike Dalton 215, Russel
Swan 210, Ralph Cameron 207,
Jake Conley 207. .
Ladies' ' high single: Linda
Stanley with 256 and high triple
Eileen Wilson with 611.
Other ladies over 200:' Eileen
Wilson 229, 208, Doreen Mac-
Donald 236, Betty Lou Dalton
220., Ann MacDougall 210.
Team points: Kings 5, SnoWs 2,
Wealthys 2, Spys 5, Macs 0,
Pippins 7.
Team standings: Macs 78,
Kings 74, Spys 74, Wealthys 65,
Snows 54, Pippins 54.
LADIES' 6:30 P.M. BOWLING
Joan Robinson bowled the high
single with a 272. Jessie Joynt
bowled the high triple with a 701.
Games of 200 and over: Joan
Robinson 272, Bernice Kemp 206,
Fern MacDonald 204, Irene
Markham 261, Nancy Brooks 250,
216,° Pat Livingston 223, Jessie
Joynt 248, 236, 223, .Isobel Miller
201, Marion MacKinnon 210.
Team points: Irene Markham's
Ants 5,. Pat Livingston's Crickets
2; Joan Livingston's Beetles 5,
Jean Phillips' Bees 2; Edna Ross'
Ladybugs 5, Evelyn Smith's
.Spiders 2.
Team standings: Bees 93,
Beetles 80, Crickets 78, : Spiders
77, Ladybugs 73, Ants 61.
LADIES' 9 O'CLOCK BOWLING
High single of 240 was rolled by
Anne Anderson. Linda Sticklend-'
bowled a 63-2 high triple.
Games 200 and over: . Anne
Anderson 240, Linda Sticklend
233, 229, Pat Grazier 232, Merle
Rhody 215, 260, Marie Hoffman
215, Irene Nelson 212, Nancy,
Farrish 212, Barb Sanderson 211;
Lorna Button 207, Barb Tyler 206,..
Marjorie Thompson 205, . Dianne
Carter 203, Grace Hopf 202,
Margaret Hackett 201. ;
Team points: Barb Sanderson's
Doves 17, Marie Hoffmap's
Orioles 0; Nancy Farrish's Robins
7, Marg . Hackett's Canaries 0;
Dianne' Carter's Cardinals 5,
Joanne Searle's Bluejays 2,
Team standings: Cardinals 89,
Doves 85, .Canaries 75, Bluej°ays
75, Orioles 61, Robins 56.
LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies' high single and triple
were bowled by Marjorie Hackett
with a 275 single and 621 triple.
Other ladies over 225: Marie
Stewart 250, Barb Tyler 232 and
Norma Peterson 227.
A high single of 306 was
bowled by Ron Durnin while
Gerry Ross rolled a 711 triple: for
top bowler.
Other men over 250: Ken
Adams 294, Brian Stewart 273,
Gerry Ross 266.
Team points: Chipmunks 2,
• Foxes 2, Tigers 2, Gophers 7,
Zebras 5, Polecats 5, Squirrels 4,
Cubs 5, • Lions 5', Coons 3,
Kangaroos 2._
Team,. standings: Kangaroos
115, Tigers 101, Polecats 100,
Lions 99, Cubs 97, Zebras . 62,
Squirrels 60, Chipmunks 55,
Foxes 53, Gophers 51, Coons 47.
MEN'S' BOWLING LEAGUE
Jim Bain rolled the high single
of 288 -and also the high triple of
703. •
• -Games over 225: Jim Bain 288,
Harvey Culbert 274, Ron Stanley
259, 225, Gerald Rhody 257, 238,
Brian Stewart 255, . Harold Maize
254, Gerry -Ross 254, .George
Newbold 248, Donald MacKinnon
245, 227, George Anderson 240.
Team points: Oldsmobiles 2,
Fords 5, Mustangs 2, Dodges 5,
Pontiacs 0, Buicks 7.
Team standings: Oldsmobiles
79, Fords 73, Mustangs 58,
Dodges 75, Pontiacs 72, Buicks
84.
INTERfOWN BOWLING
On February 18th Lucknow
defeated Molesworth 7-4.
Scores were: 11564074, 1116-
1058, .1015-1123, 12054038,.1085-
1107..
Men's scores were: Gerry Ross
1389, Bob Cranston 1104, Gerald
Rhody 1037, Ron Stanley 996,
Harvey Culbert 929, Allan Stan-
ley 928.
Lucknow Sentinel, \ Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1978, --Page 13
The great Gordie Howe and Super Bowl star, receiver Golden Richards of the Dallas .Cowboys meet this
years Timmies - two brothers Peter and Paul Settle of Hamilton• at the 27th annual Sports Celebrities
Dinner. Later, more than 1,100 guests in the Royal York's Canadian Room gave them a standing ovation
as former wrestling star Whipper. Watson first carried Peter shoulder high to the head table - then went
back and carried Paul. The dinner is the advance kickoff to next mantles $2,500,000 Easter Seal Appeal
which• officially opens March lst. -
Bantams tied 2-2 for championship
On Tuesday, February 13
Milverton returned to Lucknow
for the third game of the Bantam"
series .and went down,:t 3 to 1
`defeat..
Scoring for Lucknow were Allan
Rivett with 2 and John Hopf with,
an unassisted goal. Assists went
to Ed Davidson and John Hopf.
Thursday night the boys went
to Milverton and came home with.
a 5-3 victory in a very close, hard
fought game.
Scoring for Luckno`w with 2 was
Kent Alton,. while Ed Davidson,
Allan Rivett and Glen Raynard
scored 1 each. Ed Davidson.
Brian Taylor and Allan Eadie
each had 2 assists 'while Allan
Rivett got one.
Goalies Jerry Searle, and Scott.
Rivett have played excellent
games and many times this year
they ,have . kept the team in the
garne. Thanks boys.
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