Hole-in-one
with five iron.

A five-iron drive of 146 yards |
Saturday resulted ina welcome
Surprise for a Glen RIGA
lady golfer.

Lorraine Jacklin found her
F ball had hit the pin and dropped
in for a hole-in-one. Fellow |
lady golfers who accompanicd |
her bore. witness to the rare
occasion.

‘Michell wins 10-k
Thetis Lake race

Peninsula Track Club coach §
‘Tom Michell ran to a first-place
overall finish in the 10- |
f Kilometer Fifth Annual Gunner J
Shaw.. Memorial. cross: country. §
‘race Saturday at Thetis Lake. }

Michell ‘posted a time of 30 }
f minutes, 46 scconds to win the |
overall men’s .title and the
men’s open title for runners. |
20-29 years for the second time.-4
He: also won the race in 1986.

Michell took the lead mid-.
“P way. through a wet course and J.
4 also helped the Prairie Inn Har-
riers Wee am, 1 take tp placing fi hone,
Ors.:

sportsmanlike —

The. Parkland: Panthers junior

op 14th: ina: weekend ‘invitational
“} tournament but did come. home
with. a trophy.

~The. team. was: named the

or. Boy’s Tip Off Tournament,
held in'Oak Bay last weekend..
‘In their final match, the juni-
or. boys dropped a 46-40 deci-:
-} sion to Esquimalt in the battle
»}for 13th-and:14th spots. A total:
of-.16:tcams were entered.
| <The junior boys will host
their own tournament: with an
Pexpected cight-team. turnout |
7 Deo. Band 9. oe

Bodnar rink
curls perfect

The Al Bodnar rink achieved
perfection in Ja ree ent Glen |
“{ Meadows Mixed Curling
League game. a league spokes
nun said,

~ Bodnar ateskip, third. Marsh
Nicholson. second John
Joemeriez. and lead) Marianne
BP RBodnar recorded: a pertect
‘eightender iv action against
the Bob Barr cink,

-| Junior rugby
season over

“the junior hays’ rugby RU
somal Bark hand: is over’ with ihe
leant posting, a final record of
four awins and four tosses,
The juntor Panthers: fost i
Lethe second round to fhe knoc kel
“Pou of the layotts.

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-most'sportsmanlike of the Juni-4

“nament with three wins

The Maxine Zorn Glen Mea.
dows ladies curling rink made it.
all the way into the. A Event final
of the Greater Victoria Women’s
Interclub Bonspiel ‘Thursday.

But home sheet, advantage
didn’t make any difference to the
visiting Glenys Bradford rink of
Juan de Fuca as they took the
eight-ender with. a narrow 6-5
score to win the Victoria Ladies
Curling Club Trophy.

Zorn’s rink is made up of third

Joan McAlpine, second Doris Lit-

the and lead Millic Anderson.
Meanwhile, in the B Event final,

~ two Glen Meadows rinks battled

Skip and lead switch roles”
as master curling resumes -

A ‘month of curling after the
summer lay-off has brought Glen
Meadows. Masters back to ‘the

~ standard they were. when the sca-

son.closed last. March:

‘The first draw: was completed on
‘Nov. 10 with teams compiling |
scores that were cqual or within

“One.Or LWO points in-all divisions. :

 Bob-Glover’s rink edged out”
others ‘byone point to take the

Blue. division with 17 points.

~The Fred Theiss, Bill Gostick

“and: Keith Cameron’ rinks scored oo

Furncll and Ray Gell rinks as the”

“high. point scorers with 14. points:
“each.

Green Division had the cy Bal
mer. rink first with 18. points. The

Panthers ‘senior boys’ volleypall

{eam,

In Courtenay, Nov, 18-19, the
squad finished. a round robin tour-
and. four

losses to finish in front of High-

“Jand, Speetrum and Belmont in the
sland Championship.

Highland, ranked third on ‘the

island, was first to fall at the hands ::

ol the T anthers,

~ Rut they: were clase matches

th; Woalmost forced a third game.
rarkland: prevailed however and

‘wok 15-13, 15-7 victories to adv.

Ae GSE Spectrum,

A slow start Jett the Panthers
recovering, from a 13-14 loss. but
Ihe AM ROL cOMe- “back fogether

to take the nest two from Spee-
tram PS, 1863 -- ind advance

Ast ‘Relmont.

The. Braves caused Parkk sin ne
troubles the offense went to work
for TS-6, 18-5. victories,

Sethe next mateh CP. Vanier

Arte CH roti with two vielories 10

Knogk Parkland dew a nateh,
Some crue ny calls went auinst
othe Pominsuliy school, coach Lorn
‘Chan said, asthe scarehoard dis:
oplayedk 13- Tad LTA. Josses.
Phe nest drndag: Park land

capened against Bardsby but had:

some deehnicdh dibicites ia the
; early wom to go down 0 Oo.
VYhe teamoeate Baek Wy 15eL8
bin-ended: up Jostage TS. V7 aban
OMSSINg WO TNTpArlNt scrvive,
"They alsa dropped the second
yame,
da-ordie
Dene
They pli wed really sha up
‘afainst us.” Chan’ said.

situation sigs 4 Mia,

Glen Meadows rink
edged out of A event |

~ was third with 16 points.

“seconds have their moment. of.

to end the: game.

~ broom, players try. 10 come closest.
“to. the button to win: their ‘Christ-
.. mas dinner. ,

Panthers finish with fifth on \Island

A fifth place overall finish has |
to satisly a young Parkland

~ fered 12-15, 10-15 losses, which

I-7S. and were pul imo a

TheReview Wednesday, November 29,1989 — B4

for the championship.

The Dorothy Shortreed rink
downed the Flo Banco foursome
for the Juan de Fuca Club Trophy.

In the C Event, Shirley Fyles’
rink fromthe Victoria Curling
Club defeated the Addie Smith
tink from Glen Meadows.

And in the D Event final the
Jane Schmidt rink from Oak Bay
dropped the Jan Smith rink from
Juan de Fuca for the Racquet Club
Trophy.

A total of 32 rinks from four
Greater Victoria curling: clubs
competed in the annual event. All
finals were. played at Glen Mea-
dows. |

Bill Hughes rink was sccond with
17 points and the Harry Weir rink

In order to.tct the icads and
glory, a special event was a onc-
day draw where the lead started the °
game in the skip position: for two.
ends. .

~The second and third followed _
in order. until the “skip who hades) 9:
started at lead. was back i in position a

It was interesting.to note that the -

scores for each end:did not. reflect". &
i: 16. points to. tic. .for. ‘second -place.:
- The Red: Division: had: Dick: ©:

- Cameron; Don Midwinter, Frank -
boys basketball’ ‘team: placed J

the. changes. in player position, RG x
spokesman John Galipeau said. Je
Dec..22 is the date for.the turkey Pe ies
shoot: Without benefit of -
swecper, or: someone holding” ihe

The Panthers couldn’ t hold Mt.
Doug’s strong team back and suf-

‘dropped them. from the: playoffs.”
In the ‘final game Parkland lost
7-15, 8-15 to Wellington, which
was the eventual winner,
“TL was the toughest tournament
all year,’ Chan. said, ‘Almost
every team-had ane or (wo provine.
cial players on it.’
- Players plan to work on weight
training, then the outdoor summer
season, to hone their skills for next
Syear’s scason, when most players
will return.

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