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_ Local bowlers â€" defy tourney odds By Fick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor It‘s like picking a 50â€"1 longshot in the Kentucky Derby â€" and cashing. Or buying one Wintario ticket in your life and watching the right numbers roll up on the screen. Odds are a funny thing. Take three weeks ago at the 19th annual World Banâ€" tam Bowling championships in Guelph. There were 72 teams in each of a boys and girls division and the chanâ€" ces of the same centre winâ€" ning both divisions were at best remote, more probably infinitesimal. But 10 gritty little compeâ€" titors from Waterloo Bowlâ€" ing Lanes pulled off the Bimarâ€"impossible by sweepâ€" Members of Waterioo Bowling Lanes proudly display trophies won at the World Bantam Bowling championships in Guelph. Front (Iâ€"r) are Diane Tucker, Pauline Levean, Shelley Brohman and Cindy Ward. Back (Iâ€"r) are (girls coach) Cathy Ward, Cam Thomas, Doug Dyet, Yale Belanger, Mark Nichols, Michae! Bannon and Marion Lilienthal (boys coach). At the back centre is YBC program director Ken ckley. Missing was Pam Schell. ng both top spots in a hisâ€" toryâ€"making performance. The boys finished with a 1925 aggregate to finish a comfortable 65 pins ahead of Islington Plantation Bowl. Members of the team were Mark Nichols, Michael Banâ€" non,. Yale Belanger, Cam Thomas and Doug Dyet. Thomas had high double (255â€"233â€"488) while Belanger was third with a 451. The girls‘ squad was enâ€" gaged in a tighter battle, finâ€" ishing with an 1840 total, 34 ahead of Scarboro Parkway Bowlerama. Cindy Ward was third high double with a 233â€"204â€"437 total. Other members were Pam Schell, Shelley Brohman, Pauline Levean and Diane Tucker. What was even more amazing about Waterloo‘s feat was that both teams (ages underâ€"11 as of Jan. 1, 1979) finished on top in the first shift but had to withâ€" stand the dayâ€"long assault of 54 other squads. . ‘ ‘*We considered it a disadâ€" vantage to start early,"" said You wouldn‘t take risks like these, would you? _ your nydro and don‘t have it inspected. | S e n t e en * hae on * angmmeem They run extension cords under rugs. They mess with appliances while they‘re plugged in. The cords get frayed and worn. (Continued on Page 20) Some people use electricity carelessly...taking risks that can take lives. But the real shocker is that the mistakes they make are so easy to avoid. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 579â€"1330 CC\ YEMART INSURANCE ACENCY NC CALL US FOR YOUR They mix electricity and water. Weterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, April 26, 1979 â€" Page 19 â€"LANDSCAPING x Design and Construction x Residential and Commercial kollâ€"bec? Denture Clinic "Landscaping with a personal touch" LARRY HURAS, KEVIN HURAS RR No. 1, WATERLOO â€" (§19) 664â€"2821 Phone us for FREE ESTIMATES On all your landscaping needs. 48 Bridgéport Rd. E. Waterioo, Ontario 884â€"8386 Derek Groves, D.T.