The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-01-12, Page 19THE SENIOR BOYS' basketball team lost their game against
Listowel last week but they made a good try. Wingham
players seen here are Paul Fleury, 25; Jim Henderson, 5;
Ken Skinn in the foreground; Neil Renwick, 12.
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Jeff Croskill has 181 single
A TRIBUTE TO THE PIN BOY
The little fellow at the back is
quite a sight to see,
Ills faded denim jeans have a
patch upon the knee.
Ile doesn't have too much to
say,
He'll look at us and grim
Even when a flying pin hits him
in the shin.
Sometimes lie makes us kind of
mad,
When his foot he dangles down,
And when he shoves and sticks
those balls
He really gets a frown.
You just get up and set to bowl
And then you have to stop,
Cause the little fellow at the
back
Decides he wants some "pop".
We know he works so very hard,
Of this there is no doubt,
That little fellow at the back,
We couldn't do without.
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MEN'S LEAGUE
Sonic of the better bowlers
had a leaf problems getting on-
tracked on. Monday night while
a few of the lesser lights came
up with good scores, Little
change took place as far as the
standings are concerned and it
is going to take in big effort to
catch the top team before the
schedule nuts out.
Some of the better games
rolled were:: Matt Boyd 270;
Gary Storey 304 and a 703 tri-
plc; Mac Ritchie IMO, 300 and
a '700 triple„ Gary Templetrt an
• 291: Ian Macl.anrin 291 and a
140 triple; JOU Desmarais 261:
hill Jcihtistutt :177 and, 704 tri ,
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Barbara Stainton. Hilda
Brown, Fred Templeman and
Stew Forsyth were our spares for
the night and our thanks go out
to them,
Audrey Swatridge and Shar-
on Jones tied for the ladies'
high single when they each
bowled a 224, Sharon won the
high triple with 635.
Flap Swatridge was the top
man, winning the men's high
single with 310 and the triple
with 798. Now your going
strong, Hap,
Things were pretty quiet on
alleys 3 and 4 this week when.
Stew's Prunes took 5 points off
Elwood's Peaches.
Team standings are: Paul's
Plums '77, Bob's Bananas 73,
Elwood's Peaches 71, Stew's
Prunes 55, Bob's Blueberries 54
and last and least, Frank's Figs
48.
these are lines rolled by Barry
Gardner as he took high single
and double. Other fine doubles
were by David Walker 209, 173,
Terry Reid 192, 180, Steven
Watson 180, 178,
Jeanette Riley had that south-
paw in fine form as she rolled
a 168 for girls' high single, Top
three doubles for the girls were
Ruth Ann Readman 282, Mari-
lyn Irwin 270, Jeanette Riley
260.
Mixed leagues take note --
one of the teams, Candice's
Crooks, rolled a team total (5
bowlers no handicaps) of 891 --
real fine total. Cathy's Killers,
the only team to take 5 points
downed Jane Ann's Gentries,
The Crooks took 3 points from
the Rollers and the refueledJets
took 3 points from the tough
luck Muskateers.
INTERMEDIATES
He did it again! Yes, for
SQUIRTS 1,O$E 5.4.
B1 LM_ Squirt hoc-
key team was in action again
on Saturday afternoon with a
game played in Fordwich with
that village's team. Our lads
get slapped around a bit, the
final score being 5-4, But with
a score .that close, the oppon-
ents don't have much to brag
about! Our scorers were Ken
ltFischer, Alan Willits, Jim Mc-
urn.ey and Paul Inglis, Peter
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the second week in a row Bruce
Boyd took full honors for the
guys with 243 single and 446
double. Others breaking 400
doubles, Bill Strong 406, Jim
Henderson 400. While Bruce
repeated on full honors for the
boys, a new name took full
honors for the girls as Dianne
Grove rolled a fine 241 single
and 371 double,
Games over 200 were rolled
by Dianne Grove 241, Bruce
Boyd 243, 203, Ted Ahara 213,
Jim Henderson 228, Richard
Wharton 202, Bill Strong 207,
Larry Gordon 230, Ross Caslick
236, Greg Carter 206, John Phil-
lips 228.
Two teams beat the 900
game mark, Barb's Bloopers 9:39
and Dianne's Raiders 906, No
wonder some of the senior
leagues are reaching in to this
league for spares. Keep up the
good rolling gang.
loot
plc; Ken Simmons 25'1; Hap
Swatridge 330, 265 and a737
triple; Bruce Machan 286; Ross
Gordon 267; Bob Crawford 262;
Wayne Brown 267; and Jim
Thompson 259.
Team standings: Scotch N'
Sodas 81; Velvet Hammers '15;
Screwdrivers '73; Boilermakers
65; Rum N' Cokes 54; Whiskey
Sours 51,
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
The Violets are still on their
winning streak, taking five
points to make a good lead of
97 points. The Lillies also took
five points and are in second
place with 80. The Hyacinths,
in third place, took five points
and now have 68. The Asters,
fourth, took two and have a to-
tal of 52. In fifth place are
the Marigolds; their two points
gave them a total of 44. The
Daisies are still in the cellar.
They took two points and now
have a total of 37.
Pat Fry had the high single
with 293 and Verna Steffler
had the triple of 696.
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MIXED LEAGUE
January 4th
Brent Davidson bowled high
single and high triple for men
and Betty Hlavaeh had both top
scores for ladies. Brent had
323 and 7J 5 and Betty had 303
and 507.
Team standings arc as fol-
lows: Mike's Mules 71; Marry's
Mice, 66; Ken's Kougars, 64;
Joe's Jacks, 50; Brian's Brutes,
47; and Bob's Beareats, 38.
January 11th
Four different people took
top scores this week. Marian
McLennan had high single of
215, Valdean Noble had high
triple of 578, Brent Davidson
had high single for men of 333,
and Ken Saxton had high triple
of 773.
Team standings arc as fol-
lows: Mike's Mitles„ 73; Mar-
ty's Mice 71; Ken's Kougars,
69 ; Joe's Jacks, 65; Brian's
Brutes, 40; and Bob's Beareats,
Au.
PEE WEE HOCKEY
CORR A L--The riorrie Pee
Wees played Wednesday night
with Kurtzville itr the Kurtz-
v
rtin Currie .
lie ctre w ith the score 9-'3
On Friday the liehnore Pee
Wets played Currie here and
the score was Gerrie 6, lid:-
More 5,
WROXETER—The Howick
Lions' Club was host for the
first of their two annual curling
bonspiels held last Wednesday
in the Listowel curling rink.
Lion Gordon Edgar convened
the event, which was well at-
tended.
Clubs represented were Boas-
eels (1 rink), Exeter (2), God-
erich (2), Harriston (2), Pal-
merston (1), St. Jacobs (1), St.
Marys (2), Wingham (1) and.
HOwick (4), sixteen rinks in all.
Bob Sproule's rink from God•
erich, comprised of Howie
Kuenzie, Pete Graf and Wave
Nelson won the 9 o'clock draw
with 3 wins and a full plus of
18, They also won the Howick
Lions' Trophy.
The second prize went to
Jack McDonald's rink from Brus-
sels, with 2 wins and a plus of
11; while Roy Holtom's rink
from Harriston came third, with
2 wins and a plus of 8, and the
consolation went to the Ham-
mood rink of St. Marys.
On the 1] o'clock draw San-
dy Elliott's rink from Exeter
won with 3 wins and a plus of
8, with Mel Gaiser, Elmer Bell
and Milt Robbins as the other
members of the team.
Second prize was won by
Baird's rink of Goderich with 2
wins and a plus of 11; third
place went to Louck's rink from
St. Marys with 2 wins and a
plus of 11, and the consolation
to Gordon Edgar's rink of How-
ick.
Draw winners were: 1st, Bob
Sproule, Goderich, a plush
mat; 2nd, George Timm, Got-
Ile, boudoir chair; 3rd, Stan.
ley Douglas, Gctrie, clothes
hamper; 4th, Mrs. Bev, Schin.
brio, Kurtzville, a hassock.
Meals during the day were
served by the members of the
Listowel Ladies' Curling Club,
Another bonspiel under the
auspices of Ilowick Lions' Club
will be held in Listowel some ,'
time during March,
Cubs Meet
The Wingham Cubs met in
the United Church last Thurs*
day, All the boys from the
Brown Six were absent so these
Cubs had better make an extra
effort next week to be at the
meeting.
Following the opening exer-
cises arid roll call two interest-
ing games were played with
new tennis halls. The boys
went into groups to continue
their star work, Many of the
boys have accomplished a great
deal so far.
The Yellow Six won the
most points for the night, a to-
tal of 18. The Green Six led in
the closing Grand Howl,
A fiery-tempered Southern
businessman wrote the follow-
ing letter: "Sir, my stenowph-
er, being a lady, cannot type
what I think of you. I, being a
gentleman, cannot think it.
You, being neither, will under-
stand what I mean."
BANTAMS
Boy, this gang is getting hot.
Just look at the singles rolled
by these beginners; Jeff Cros-
kill 181, Bradley Simmons 163,
Roger Tiffin 156, Jay MacLaur-
in 132, David Tiffin 131, Bill
Staight 129, Brian Gordon 126,
Dale Walden 120.
For the girls, those breaking
the 100-mark were Marlene
Foxton 131, Debbie Hull 101,
Cathy Foxton 100, Lois Mc-
Laughlin 119, 110, Joanne
Croskill 117, 101, Lynn Foxton
107, Lori Henderson 101.
The Bunnies and Caspers
took all five points from Lulus
and Donald Ducks while Bat-
men and Tweeties had a real
scrap with Batmen taking the
extra point.
JUNIORS
Singles of 21'7 and 204; pret-
ty good bowling, eh? Well,
Curling Club
Activities
A local ladies' two-game
bonspiel was held at the Wing-
ham Curling Club on Tuesday
afternoon with eight rinks tak-
ing part.
Lunch was served between
games and films were shown of
Hawaii by Ella Gurney and Wil-
ma Kerr,
Winners of the 'spiel were
Louise Iletherington's rink with
Verne Galbraith, Nan McKib-
bon and Joan Thompson. Sec-
ond prize rink was skipped by
Wilma Kerr with Anna Goodall,
Mary Willows and Della
Gramm.
Several games for
Fordwich teams
FORDWICH—Several games
of hockey were played by the
local boys during the past week.
On Tuesday night the Bantams
journeyed over to Belgrave and
were defeated 8-5. Wednesday
night the Delmore midgets met
Fordwich midgets in the Ford-
wich Arena with the local boys
winning by a score of 8 to 1.
On Friday night the midgets
again played host to Stone
School and were again winners
by the score of 2-1.
Following this game the In-
termediates played host to the
Clifford team with the score
Clifford 6 and Fordwich 2 and
on Saturday afternoon the Ford-
wich squirt team played in the
local arena against Belmore
squirts and were able to win
their game 5 to 4. Well done,
boys.
Late traveller surprised by a
bull while taking a short-cut to
the station. "By gosh! I be-
lieve I will catch the train af-
ter all."
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Money talks, all right, but
in these days a dollar doesn't
have enough cents to say any-
thing worthwhile.
Broomball
On Thursday night White-
church defeated American lloe
tel 2-1 in North Huron League
broemball, Bill Robinson and
Harold. Dawson scored for
W.hitechurell and Keith Nichol
son for American Hotel,.
Belgrave defeated Wingham
2-1 with Keith Pletch scoring
both goals for Belgrave and
Wayne Coultes collecting the
one for Wingham.
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