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CL.IWONV RD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1961—PAGE 7
Zurich liekeyes are the le e's best
By Bud Sturgeon
The Zurich Buckeyes clin-
ched their third straight
South Huron Intermediate
'C' regular season cham-
pionship as they won two and
tied another during the
week's action. Tuesday in
Zurich, the Buckeyes had lit-
tle
ittle trouble with the CCAT
Crusaders as they dumped
them by an 8-3 score.
Wednesday night's game
in Forest ended in a 5-5 draw
as referees Campbell and
Ford found themselves in the
midst of a penalty filled mat-
ch.
atch. With the Boyds laying on
the lumber, at least four
Buckeye players succombed
to injuries. Glen Zirk sat out
Sunday's game with a sore
arm and captain John
Oops, we forgot to mention
In a story in last week's
paper on the minor hockey
weekend, a number of
donaters names were
inadvertantly left off the list
of prize givers.
The winner of the hockey
lamp donated by Jane Ladd
was Jeff Corrie, while
special thanks is extended to
Pepsi and Coke who helped
with the refreshments, to the
arena staff, the hockey
moms and the coaches and
referees, as well as MacLean
Sports.
The News -Record
apologizes for any in-
Rambings fro
convenience
caused.
Upcoming events for the
this may have minor hockey association
include a dance this coming
Saturday, February 28.
At the local lanes
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leaving Steve's Wonders
with 65 points and the Head
Pin Specialists next with 63.
Wayne's Girls have 58points
and the Grease Balls are
slipping with only 56:
Dianne Vanderwal had the
ladies' high single of 287 and
the high triple of 658. Louise
Gibbings bowled her way to
the high average with 189.
m the races
was third with Jolly Killean
for Lionel Arbour of
Goderich in the second,
while Frank MacDonald was
fifth with Skippy Dover for
Lorne Tyndall of Clinton in
the ninth.
For the second week in a
row, JeanandBen Feaganof
"Goderieh have a new arrival
.,at their farm. By Ames
Hanover - Rabbit Meadow,
the new filly was born on
Tuesday, February 17.
Rabbit Meadow is by_ H.A. _
Meadowland - Miss Judy
Bars and is a sister to Crash
Landing p,2:01.2 winner of
$61,502; and a half-sister to
Douglas Bars p,2:02.4,,
$40,036; Parker Bars p,2:05;
Kendra Sea p,2:07.3 • and
Reggie Ford p,2: 08.4.
• from page 6
pacing gelding R.J. Direct,
by Scamp Direct -Miss Belle
Bars, a new mark of 2:09.3 in
winning the eighth at London
on Saturday afternoon.
Benmiller Buddi, owned
by_Lois Vanstorpe, was fourth
in the second, while Frank
MacDonald finished fifth
with Wee Devil in the third.
Granny Gratton took a new
2:08.3 pacing record in
winnin g thee second, division,
of the third leg of the King of
the Claimers race at London
on Monday night. Raised by
August De Groof of Clinton,
she is now owned by. Judith
Wilson of London.
Randy McLean of London,
but formerly of Goderich,
Rick Rodgers had the
men's high single of 301 and
the high triple of 663. Bob
Falconer had the high
average of 213.
Smile
Joggers
snifted at.
are
hot to be
Graham wiU be sidelined for
up to three weeks with a
broken thumb. Kim McKin-
non and Mike Clarke led the
Zurich scoria& each with a
pair. Randy McKinnon had
the single. The goaltending
duties were handed by Ran-
dy Oke.
Sunday afternoon, the
Bucks sent the Exeter
Mohawks packing for the se-
cond week in a row as Kerry
Bedard scored twice on
route to a 9-1 win. Deter
was never in the game as
Kim McKinnon's goal at the
5:57 mark of the first period
put it out of reach.
With only one game left to
play this season, last night
(Wednesday), the Buckeyes
held a two point margin over
'their closest rivals, the Hen-
sall.Sherwoods, in the battle
forfrrstplace
In 'Centralia • on Sunday
afternoon the Marauders
dumped Hensall by a 6-3
Juniors plan
May dance
Contrary to a report in last
week's paper, the Junior 'C'
hockey club are having a
dance on May 23, not in
March.
The event, to be held
during Klompen Feest, will
raise money for the club and
the minor ball system.
Wingham and District
Christian High School Society
GENERAL INFORMATION
and
BUSINESS MEETING
to be held in the
,Wingham Bible Chapel
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1981
. 8:00 P.M.
Erection -of board members will take place -and con-
stitution will be presented for discussion and adoption.,
This meeting is open to the public and you are welcome
to attend. •
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL:
Mrs. Ruth Dieleman
523-9233.
score allowing the Buckeyes
to capture the league title.
Parkhill (suspended)
Future games: Exeter at
Goderich (Monday); Ztnictr
at F(W ); end
of regular mason.
The Zurich Buckeyes will
How they finished
Team
Zurich
Hensall
Goderich
Centralia
Forest
CCAT
Exeter
SHBL standings
GPWLTP'I'S
23 14 6 3 31
24 14 9 1 29
23 14 9 0 28
24 11 9 4 26
23 11 9 3 25
24 7 16 1 15
23 5 18 0 10
You're invited to a
get a bye in the first round of
the playoffs. The nate
in the -five quarter-
finals are yet to be decided.
Smile
Diminishing Returns: If
•
inflation continues apace, or-
dinary lawmen may soon
have to borrow a phrase
from narcotics agents in
reporting crime, to wit:
Police today were seeking
two bandits who robbed a
batik of $100,000 in cash. Of-
ficials said that the money
has a street value of $37,575.
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