20 - Wednesday, November 5, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports

Chadwick

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Sandra
Chadwick rolled through the first
round of bowling’s Werld Cup in
Denmark recently, but missed the
final cutdown,.

The 24-year-old Chadwick, who
won the women’s division of the
Canadian 10-pin championships on
Sept. 13, was fourth out of 34
women in the Worid Cup’s first
round.

She bowled an average 190 over
18 games but ran into trouble after
the first round and finished 13th of
16 bowlers.

The World Cup was held in

Copenhagen from Ot. 12 to 19.

In recent local bowling action,
North Vancouver’s Donna Jeftries
and her partner Lucta Black from
Abbotsford were the winners of
the Ladies Western Bowlers
Association Doubles 10-Pin bow!l-
ing tournament held at Town 'n
Country Lanes on Oct, 19.

Jeffries bowled four qualifying
games of 196, 188, 205 and 188 for
a grand 777 total.

She continued into the match
play finals and rolled a 235 and a
210 game.

Black's 151 and 148 game, plus

If you thought a low price meant this...

70 pins handicap put their doubles
team in first place for a win of
$218:

In other 10-pin action, Gordon
MacFarlane took home the first-
place money in the Thunderbird
Challenge Tournament, which was
bowled on Oct. 18 at Thunderbird
Lanes.

The tournament is a five-game
handicapped match play event that
awards bonus points for every
match won.

MacFarlane bowled five ex-
cellent games of 204, 212, 224, 215
and 174 and totalled 1,294 in

clud'ng handicap and bonus
points.

Second in the tournament went
to Curtis Kruschel whose first
game was a 279,

Curtis’ five-game total was 1,174
including handicap and bonus
points.

Ed Cygan took third place with
a five-game total of 1,148 plus
handicap and bonus.

The next Thunderbird Challenge
Tournament will be on Nov. 8.

The Duggan West Insurance
Mixed Trio League featured the

Major team meeting the Crock

1987 Dodge & Plymouth C:

are goms to

team in what proved to be a
well-matched but hard-fought
game.

Bowling on the Major team,
Marian Sloos had a 209 game,
while Jack Major rolled a 216 and
Greg Tearoe posted a 215 for a
scratch total of 640.

Opposing them on the Crock
team, Jan Crock rolled a 232
game, John Vinters a 236 and
Manny Demelo a 231 to come out
on top with a 699 scratch total.

Crock’s 232-game took over the

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