NORTH SHORE 10 PIN
Jeffries bowls to B.C. first place

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Donna
Jeffries placed first in the annual
B.C. Provincial Women's Queens
10-pin bowling tournament heid at
Brentwood Lanes in Burnaby on
Nov. 15 and 16.

In the 13-year history of the
tournament, Jeffries is the first
woman to win the tide twice. She
took home $300 for her victory.

Second place in the tournament,
which attracted 63 entries, was
won by Burnaby’s Shirley Burnett.

Jean Gordon took third place.

In other bowling action, Mark
Innes of North Vancouver took
top prize of $450 in the men's
Western Bowlers Association
tournament at Thunderbird Lanes
on Nov. 16.

Innes was the high bowler in the
four-game qualifying round and
went on to bowl games of 236,
216, 257 and 280 in the head-to-
head match play competition.

He bowled a 243 game to defeat
Al Boyd’s 215. Boyd placed second
for $300 and Jan MacPherson won
third place of $200.

In the Avaion Hotel All-Star
League, left-handed John Vinters
tried for the elesive 300 game but
after 10 strikes in a row, he had an
eight count and a spare in the final
frame.

He had to settle for a tremen-
dous 288 game.

Jack Major bowled a high
four-game series of 826 with games
of 218, 186, 180 and 242.

Manny Demelo ard Colin Shott
both rolled single games of 244.

It was Vinters again who came
up with the big games in the Dug-
gan West insurance Mixed Trio
League at Thunderbird Lanes.

He rolled 235, 244, 222 and 247
for a 948 four-game total.

The Tearoe team of Kathie
MacPherson, Derilyn Tearve and
Al Boyd took over the team high
four-game series in the league with
a 2,754, including handicap.

MacPherson has a 154 average
and bowled a 174 and a 180 game.
Tearoe bowled a 257 game and
Boyd had four games of 204, 243,
226 and 234 for a 907 scratch
series.

Jan Crock was the high bowler
for the women with an 809 series
and games of 178, 193, 203 and
235.
The Royalette Ladies at Lions
Gate Lanes saw the 49ers team of
Marjorie Wickham, Toni Chilliak
and Denny Nicholson bow! a high
three-game series of 2,135 in-
cluding handicap.

Betty Pasternak bowled a
three-game series of 553 with
games of 192, 174 and 187.

Inga Eskesen followed closely
behind with games of 170, 180 and
180 for a 530 total.

Bowling in the Lions Gate
Ladies Trio League, Joan Dickey
rolled a four-game series of 754
with games of 194, 214, 178 and
168.

Karen Kirk had a 202, 174, 187
and 185 for a total of 748 and Mae
Smith rolled a 7i8 four-game
series.

In the Nestes Coffee Doubles
League, Garey Empey holds a 148
average and rolled games of 184,
213 and 180 for a 577 total.

Sandra Chadwick bowled a high
four-game series of 817 with games
of 177, 200, 213 and 227,

Marilyn Moscovitch had a
four-game series of 754 and Kerri
Thorburn rolled a great 246 single
game.

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bowler with games of 192, 201,
224 and 194 for an 811 series.

The doubles team of Mimi
Donald and Doug Thompsea
posted the high team single game
of 506 including 98 pins handicap.
Donald bowled a 183 game and
Thompson had a 225 game.

In the Lions Gate Lanes Youth
Program five-year-old Russell
Clark bowled games of 37 and 45
in the bantam division.

Steve Carrell had a high single
game of 158 to help his Pin Busters
team to a 1,727 three-game total,
including handicap.

Nicholas Daniels, also on the
Pin Busters team, was bowler of
the week with 106 pins over his
three-game average.

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er in the senior division with games
of 241, 184 and 161 for a 586 total.

Kevin Penn rolled the next high
three-game series of 514 with
games of 190, 144 and 180.

Lee Donaldson bowled the girls’
high series of 445 in the senior
division.

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