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Julie Burns of Georgetown Tested In National Playoff By CHRIS BURKE The annual National Youth Bowling Championships came to a close last Wed nesday after our days of keen competition excitement fun and frustration j Georgetowns girl Julie Burns who caught the hearts of everyone when she captured the Bantam Girls Singles Provincial crown March found herself up against some real sharpshooters last week Her final tally was 11 wins and 13 losses to place with the fifth best record among the nine girls Julie averaged a very respectable over her 24 but the breaks just come her way Three of the first four girls who bowled against Julie came up with games over the 300 mark After the first two days she had a record of four wins and eight losses The third day was Julies day however as she won seven of nine games to pull up Into a three way tie for fourth place only outpoint down from third place The third day she was defeated in all three games even though two of these were over singles She ended up In fifth Girls competing in Julies event were Shari Meier of Prince George BC Chris of Edmonton of Estevan Sak Cindy Crabbe of Man Heather Smith of Northern Christine Dams of Gatlneau Que Tina Lawrence of New Brunswick and Barbra Redmond of St Johns The following is a record of the matches In which Julie bowled Scores are for three games JULIES RECORD 2 451 687 2 I 701 3 462 1 473 1 590 719 3 As Is clearly seen four of the girls shot close to or over 230 averages against Julie Georgetown should be very proud of this young lady on her fine effort and showing By the second day of com petition all nine girls in the Bantam Girls Singles event had become great friends even Christine of Quebec who could neither speak nor un derstand a word of English except Good luck and AH of the girls cheered one another on in a manner which was beautiful to aee If it were not for the Provincial uniforms one would have sworn that they were all on the same team The standings after the match play games showed the Northern Ontario winning he bronze medal There was a tie however for- first place bet ween Chris of Alberta and Christine of Quebec In a suddendeath playoff ALLEYWAYS Same the Alberta girl with a score of to 1B4 She received the gold medal while the Quebec girl took the silver BEST FRIEND Probably the best friend that Julie made In Ottawa was Mrs Flo Todd zone representative for the Ontario zone of York West and unofficially known as den mother of the YBC Throughout the championships Mrs Todd cheered all the girls on and comforted them in times of frustration BUSY SCHEDULE There was never a dull moment for the 266 par ticipating youngs tent as they visited the National Aeronautics Building on Sunday dined and were en tertained at a dinner In Gatineau Quebec on Monday enjoyed the National Museum of Science and Technology on Tuesday and toured the Parliament Buildings the National Arts Centre and the War Museum on Wednesday VICTORY BANQUET On Wednesday evening the Ontario government sponsored the Victory Banquet Ottawa Civic Centre Mr George Nixon member of the Ontario Legislature for was host Also attending was the mayor of Ottawa The main course of the dinner consisted of roast sirloin of beef mashed and carrots Apple pie and ice cream were served for dessert Next on the agenda were the awards presentations Teams and singles were summoned up to the victory platform by event to receive their gold silver and bronze medals The medal winners in each event were as follows One point was awarded for each win and half a point for a tie Bantam and senior singles bowled games while junior singles shot games All teams bowled games High Scoring In Early Play BY CHRIS BURKE The first two weens of Youth Bowling at Georgetown Bowl have seen some exceptionally high scores bowled Already six triples of over have been thrown as well as a fantastic 387 single game which was tossed by Don Hall In our Junior league BOWLOFFS would like to remind any and all youth bowlers that In order for a bowloff score to count the bowlers full name must be entered on the score sheet OPENINGS There are still a number of openings in all of our leagues You can bowl on Wed nesday Friday or Saturday if you are below the age oris as of September l or on Sunday If you are between the ages of 15 and as of Sept l BANTAMS Ross Knipe has recorded the high triple so far of along with a 289 single game David Wallace shot 556 and a single A triple and a single were rolled by Peter Hurdle Following them were Robert Cumming 192 Danny 193 Julie Burns 484 Robin Hillock Roberta Burke 477 246 David Ward Russell 174 Lisa Burke Michael 170 Judy 204 David Bootle 208 and Mark Dodge 174 JUNIORS Don Hall rolled a terrific single game on his way to a 775 triple Sheila Anderson threw with a 283 single game Kevin Harrison rolled and a 250 single while a trio and a solo were fired by Andy Parent Next were Nancy Hamilton 215 Sherry Everett Michel Le Blanc 220 Gloria Hamilton and Janet Burns 225 PEE WEES Suzanne Carpenter shot with a 127 single Julie Mc- tossed and a single game A 306 triple and a 117 single game were bowled by Kelly McCorry Next were Kenneth Boyer 99 and- Billy Hay 269 93 SENIORS Sept Sylvia Helssler scored a nice triple anda single game Gary fired with a single A trio and a 289 solo were bowled by Ruth Dave registered with a 300 single game Sharon Stoyles threw and a 275 single Steve Bums chalked up with a 262 single Sept is Gary Richardson rolled an BOO triple with a 312 single game to lead this weeks bowlers Ruth shot with a 306 game while Sylvia tossed 741 and a 295 single Following them were Stephen Archibald 279 Chris Burke 241 Don Dodge 682 Stephanie Gorln 865 269 Steve Burns 264 Yvonne Jim Collier Sharon Stoyles 220 Mark Reis 240 Steve Foster 209 John and Greg Rusk 216 National Bowling Results BANTAM BOYS SINGLES Paul Sawyer Vancouver BC 19 pts Daniel Gatineau Quebec pts Mike Jacka Blenheim Southern Ontario 15 Mike set a new record In the event with an average of per game BANTAM BOYS TEAMS Southern Ontario IS pts Newfoundland 11 and British Columbia 11 pts Newfoundland won the sudden death tie breaker for second place against C Southern Ontarios team from Bowl Toronto set a new record with an average of 196 3 per player per game BANTAM GIRLS SINGLES Chris Edmonton Alberta 16 pts Christine Danls Gatineau Quebec Heather Smith Manltouwadge Northern Ontario pts Alberta defeated Quebec In the playoff for first place BANTAM GIRLS TEAMS Saskatchewan 14 pts Southern Ontario 13 Manitoba 11 pts Southern Ontarios team from Victoria Bowlerama in Kitchener set a new record with an average of 19S7 per player per game JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES Harvey Alta Leonard Carlton N 20 pts Grant Belanger Van couver BC 19 pts Alberta defeated Northern Ontario In the suddendeath playoff for first place 291 225 JUNIOR BOYS TEAMS Columbia pts The playoff for second and third spots ended up as Alberta BC 1027 and Manitoba JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES Cathy Harms Surrey C 20 pts Anita Toronto Southern Ontario Doris Wawa Nor thern Ontario 16K JUNIOR GIRLS TEAMS Alberta pts Saskat chewan 13 Southern Ontario 12 Alberta defeated cnewan In the playoff for second place 1085 SENIOR BOYSS1NGLES Ed Calgary Alta Gary Smith Win nipeg Man 15 John Sudbury Manitoba defeated Northern Ontario in the playoff for second place 195 178 SENIOR BOYS TEAMS Saskatchewan pts Southern Ontario 12 British Columbia 10 SENIOR GIRLS SINGLES Vl Yaainskl New West minster Bar bara Jones Winnipeg Man 15 Els Kim Blind SENIOR GIRLS TEAMS Southern Ontario 12 British Columbia 12 pts Saskatchewan pts Southern Ontario defeated in the playoff for first playofi Your Invitation TO JOIN THE NIGHT LIFE AT SHERIDAN BRAMPTON CAMPUS CLASSES START WEEK OF SEPT 23 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS Business administration certificate program core courses plus 5 optional courses Early childhood education diploma Earn a college diploma at night 3 Library techniques diploma A Technology electrical electronics 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