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Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling November 28 Team Standings: The Bold & Beautiful 52, Lucy's 43, The Simp- sons 33, Who's The Boss 33, The Young & Restless 29, The Poor & Unknown 23. High Single: Ann Aldridge 244. High Single With Handicap: Lisa Sheehey 287. High Triple: Krissy Tripp 571. High Triple With Handicap: Linda Lowe 721. Games Over 200: Ann Aldridge 244, Lisa Sheehey 236, Krissy Tripp 230, Linda Lowe 222, Marg Johanson 220, Julie Dempsey 207, Mary Hawes 204. Triples Over 550: Krissy Tripp 571, Ann Aldridge 556, Linda Lowe 550. Winners of the first section: The Bold & Beautiful - Krissy Tripp, Margot Brain, Eileen Gerber, Becky Webster, Cathy Brown. Monday Night Ladies November 26 Team Standings: Pin Pickers 46, Rollers 40, Witches 28, T.N.T. 26, Ferrari 23, LaLips 19. High Triple: Edna Langford 651. High Single: Tracy Beach 267. 600 Triples: Edna Langford 651, Sue Norton 643, Tracy Beach 607, Elma Vernon 603. 200 Games: Edna Langford 228, 234, Terry Fox 214, 203, Elma Ver- non 233, 201, Shirley Ash 210, 201, Marni Knight 257, Tracy Beach 267, Sue Norton 229, 226, Susan McLellan 209, Ilean Pugh 256, Terry McDonald 220, Yvonne Nyenhuir 200. Tuesday Night Men's Bowling November 27 Team Standings: Port Perry 1.G.A. 20, Bruton's I.D.A. 18, Saintfield Machining 16, XL Gas Bar 12, The Creative Basket 11, Trader Sam 7. High Single: John Criscione 266. High Single With Handicap: Kevin Martin 280. High Triple: Kevin Martin 716. High Triple With Handicap: Kevin Martin 815. 215 & Over: Gary Reis 250/265, Geof Reis 217, Kevin Martin 216/247/253, David Booth 230, Paul Brough 227, Jack Healey 236, Harold McLaughlin 228, David Sauires 220, John Criscione 247/266, Phil Brown 222/245, Sid Tarsey 224, Glenn Squires 232/233, Bill Owen 232. 600 And Over: Gary Reis 711, Kevin Martin 716, Sid Tarsey 649, John Criscione 692, Phil Brown 646, Glenn Squires 654. Men's Thursday Night Bowling November 29 Team Standings: Norm's Cont. 46, Village Taxi 45, Brian's Tow- ing 43, Centennial Lanes 42, Galley Gators 40, Philp Pontiac 40, Dowson's Valu-Mart 35, Lake Scugog Lbr. 34, .G.A. 29, Legion 28, Pete's Pet Pantry 24'2, House of Howard 13%. High Single Flat: R. Sweetman 296. High Single With Handicap: R. Sweetman 304. High Triple Flat: R. Sweetman 737. High Triple With Handicap: R. Sweetman 761. Games Over 215: R. Sweetman 296-275, K. Davies 235, R. Prosser 241, E. Johanson 241, J. Johanson 223, L.. Delore 216, D. Lown 218, L. Wilbur 242, P. Pelow 234, P. McBride 235, D. Dickson 230, T. Thompson 223, W. Lown 235, B. Robinson 226, C. Watts 218, R. Manns 218, J. Williams 234, G. McHugh 230, R. Evans 230, D. Hunter 217, B. White 228-257, P. i TE a Scores Fitton 216, D. Hann 269, Sheehey 233-234, D. Lynde 229. Triples Over 600: R. Twist 616, R. Sweetman 737, E. Johanson 636, P. Pelow 609, C. Watts 629, G. McHugh 634, B. White 665, D. Hann 643, R. Sheehey 680, D. Lynde 608. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies November 27 from all the lanes Team Standings: Beatles 19, Beach Boys 12, Rolling Stones 12, Madonna 9, Crickets 9, Supremes 2. 200 Flat: Joyce Norrish 249, Kay Thompson 223, Dorothy Gib- son 220, Aggie Ferguson 208, Lin- da Hughes 203, Marj Giroux 202, Kacey Harper 201. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 4, 1990 -- 37 Wednesday Afternoon Ladies November 28 Team Standings: Snapdragons 15, Impatience 14, Marigolds 14, Allysums 14, Pansies 6, Petunias 0. Over 200: Carol Koch 216, 250, 259, Dorthy Lee 260, Louise Penstone 209, 240, Marge McKib- bon 212, 213, Gerri Langille 203, 224, Dolores Miles 229, Merle St. John 227, Marion Geer 220, Audrey Brown 214, Joyce Storry 210, Elsie Pogue 207, Barb Bisschop 205, Janet Houghting 203. Over 600: Carol Koch 725, Louise Penstone 621, Gerri Langille 618. Tweens capture the gold Over the weekend the Allens Siding Products Tween 'A' team played in a tournament hosted by the St. Catharines Ringette Association, and they came home with the gold medals. Upon arrival at the Parkway Inn it was apparent to our nurse and manager Nancy Coyne that we didn't have a lot of healthy girls. Complaints of sore throats, upset stomachs, headaches and hacking coughs had the parents, coach Dan Lally and his assistant Rick Webb a bit apprehensive about the impending results of the tournament but Nancy came through as she administered her miraculous potions to all the ail- ing players. On to the ice they went and once out in the fresh cool air the girls perked up. Amy scored the first goal of the game with an assist by Vicki. A few minutes later Niagara Falls tied it up but not for long. Amanda netted a beauty, assisted by Lisa, then Amy gave us an unassisted goal, thus mak- ing the score in our favour, 3-1. In- to the second half they went when the opposition scored again but we came back again with a goal by Linda, assisted by Brandy. Again the opponents struck but Lisa retaliated with a goal with help from Brandy. Niagara Falls then were lucky with five goals. With less than two minutes left in the game Amanda scored, assisted by Deanna and Lisa. These Allen Tweens played ex- tremely well but a win just wasn't meant to be. The score ended Niagara Falls 7, Port Perry 6. Back we went to the Haig arena for game two against the St. Catharines team. Within three minutes Amy started us off on a roll with a goal, assisted by Brandy and Kyla. A minute later Amanda made her debut, assisted by Leea and Dean- na. Fifteen seconds later St. Catharines scored but we retaliated with an unassisted goal by Brandy, followed by another point from St. Catharines. Aman- da then scored, assisted by Leea and then Amy gave us two more, assisted by Linda and Leea. At the end of the first half it was Port Perry 6, St. Catharines 2. On into the second half the Port team went, as strong as ever. Two goals netted by Deanna with assists by Lisa and Amanda gave them the confidence they needed, the St. Catharines scored twice but our Tweens still hung on. Amanda netted another one, assisted by Leea, followed by our final goal by Linda, assisted by Brandy. The final outcome of their second game was Port Perry 10, St. Catharines 6. Coach Dan stressed to the girls the importance of winning our next game vs. Hamilion. Our Tweens had suffered one loss, en- joyed a win and if they won the upcoming game then they would certainly be in contention for a gold medal the next day. Back to Haig arena everyone went {this was our second home by now). Within the first minute of play Hamilton scored, two minutes later another one was netted but Amanda decided it was time to turn the tables as she gave the team a goal assisted by Bran- dy and Deanna. But Hamilton wasn't to be outdone - they scored again but so did our team, twice in fact - Leea with the aid of Dean- na again and Linda with an assist by Brancy. Now it was 3-3 and Hamilton scored again in the last few seconds of the first half. Coaches Dan .and Rick deliberated with the girls before they switched ends for the second half. The pressure was put on by our girls in this period. Again the fans excitement grew as they urg- ed the team on. Ten seconds into the second period and Leea scored to tie the game 4-4. Assists were from Amanda and Vicki. From there on it was downhill for Hamilton as our girls scored five more. Credit is given to Amanda with Linda and Brandy; Amy with Linda; Deanna with Aman- da and Leea; Amanda again with Deanna and Leea with Deanna. Sarah Coyne was simply awesome in net, stopping shot after shot on goal. Lisa, Heather, Vicki and Kyla all displayed ex- cellent defence skills. Now the girls knew they were in contention for a gold medal at their Sunday morning game. Next, the Allen girls and parents went to the Burgoyne arena for a competition in the an- nual Shoot Out and Winning goal Tender award. Everyone in the arena knew where the Port Perry fans were when Amy Parliament won the trophy for the Shoot Out. Congratulations Amy, we knew you could do it! Back to Haig arena as we fac- ed our foes from yesterday. Bang! Niagara Falls scored within the first two minutes but our girls weren't worried - they knew they could pull off a win and that's exactly what they did. Brandy scored one minute later, assisted by Amy, followed by a goal from Deanna another minute later with help from Vicki, then Amy scored three more goals with assistance from Linda, Heather and Brandy. At the end of the first period the score was Port Perry 5, Niagara Falls 3. The Niagara fans were hot on the referee's calls, yelling that the calls were most unfair, however the Allen girls kept the penalty bench warmer than the Niagara tweens! Sarah Coyne certainly had her hands full keeping Niagara Falls at bay and did a splendid job. Into the second half the girls went with our star player Amy netting another goal, assisted by Linda. With less than four minutes left in the game the coaches of both teams called a "time out' and had a hasty conference with their players. The crunch was on - Niagara Falls scored again with less than wnree minutes left and again with 38 seconds left. The score was not Port Perry 6, Niagara Falls 5. One more "'time out" was allowed. The girls couldn't let their guard down and they didn't - and they won the gold medal. Contributing to the gold victory of the Allens Siding Products Tweens were our blue sticks - Lin- da Payne, Brandy Harris, Dean- na Dempsey and Leea Kinnunen. Red sticks were Lisa Doda, Heather Lally, Vicki Stainton and -- Youth Bowling GIRLS High Average: Pee Wee - Michelle Poirier 93, Bantam - Jen- nifer Hammond 137, Junior - Melissa Dawson 149, Senior Lyndsay Dutkewich 139. High Single Flat: Pee Wee - Katie Barker 113, Bantam Amanda Langford 155, Junior Melissa Donnelly 170, Senior Erin Hassall 205. High Single With Handicap: Pee Wee - Ashley Bryars 153, Bantam - Leslie Hunter 200, Junior - Jillian Howsam 228, Senior - Tara Ballingall 215. High Double Flat: Pee Wee - Grace Ranieri 192. High Double With Handicap: Pee Wee - Lyndsay Collins 294. High Triple Flat: Bantam - Cassie Behling 321, Junior - Alisa Campbell 469, Senior - Tara Ball- ingall 484. High Triple With Handicap: Bantam - Melanie Hawkins 515, Junior - Andrea Grills 555, Senior - Lyndsay Dutkewich 657. Kyla McCrae. White sticks were Amy Parliament and Amanda Webb and our super goalie is Sarah Coyne. Thanks for an entertaining weekend girls. You can keep us in suspense again this Sunday as Scarborough comes to Port Perry for a regular league game at 1:30. See you on the ice! BOYS High Average: Pee Wee - Myles Ruhl 95, Bantam - Deryk Camp- bell 132, Junior - Brandon Ham-. mond 173, Senior - Jay Mackie 184. High Single Flat: Pee Wee - Jason Behling 112, Bantam - Chris Hueston 149, Junior - Colin Mei- jerink 200, Senior - Jasen Dawson 208. High Single With Handicap: Pee Wee - Adam Harkness 144, Bantam - Danny Drebit 201, Junior - Greg Sherwood 213, Senior - Mike McArthur 265. High Double Flat: Pee Wee - Robert Arksey 174. High Double With Handicap: Pee Wee - Kevin Bryars 268. 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