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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-16, Page 12Poe 12 Times -Advocate, September 16, 1981 Cowgirls win first semi-final The 'Crediton Cowgirls came away with two vic- tories this week to proceed into the semi-finals of the Huron -Middlesex Ladies Fastball League. The Cowgirls defeated Lieury Thursday night by a score of 12-? to finish the quarter finals. Leading the Cowgirls with their bats.. was Merna Scott who pounded out a home run, a triple and two singles. Next was Sandy O'Neill with three singles and Deb Lord added two triples. Singles were hit by Wilma Lagerwerf, Shelley Weber and Michelle Vandergunst. Leading the Lieury ladies at the plate were Sue EXETER B'S WIN — The Exeter B team won the championship of the Usborne bantam girls softball league Thursday night with a win over Crediton. Back, left, Laurie McLelland, coach Cy Blommaert, Julia Glover, Susan Boyle, Karen Rowe, Heather Jamieson, Kelly Whiteford, coach Tom Arthur and Julie Blommaert. Front, Ronalynn Bell, Sarah Patterson, Brenda Thompson, Brenda Waldeck, Janene Seller and Kendra Arthur. T -A photo FIELD HOCKEY STARTS — Coach Jim Workman supervises a field hockey practice at SHDHS. Facing off are Marilyn Brand and Patti Willis. T -A photo There's never been a better time to save! Let the Royal Bank say can do to all your banking needs. School rules set down At an assembly, Wed- nesday at South Huron District High School students were read the rules of the school by vice-principal, Gordon Phillips. The half hour reading is one of the results of a consensus reached by the staff and administration that students should obey the rules now in place. "The teachers were dissatisfied with certain aspects of student behaviour and as well, I think students need a general reminder of the policy and proceedings in the school", Philips said later. Bruce Shaw, students council president announced a program of hall duty at Wednesday's assembly, that will see an increased role for prefects in exacting discipline . Speaking about the prefects he cautioned students to "listen to them, because they're mean." School principal, Joe Wooden closed the assembly by suggesting that there were two views students and teachers could take about the present school year. "You could call it a war - there's you and there's us. Team may be pared By MATT McCLU RE For the first year since coach Jim Workman founded the South Huron fieldhockey team seven years ago, he feels he may have to make cuts. This year Workman has 25 hopefuls crying for berths on the squad. The increase in popularity of the sport at South Huron can be attributed to the success the team has had in recent years. Last season, the team was Huron -Perth champion, WOSSA finalist and an impressive 5th at OFSAA. 'Fieldhockey has also grown in popularity with the administration at the school," Workman notes. The team has purchased some new goalie equipment and sticks with its athletic budget allotment this year. Unfortunately, the condition of the sport at other schools in the conference isn't quite as healthy. Stratford Nor- thwestern has dropped out this year, leaving only four teams in the league. "I think we'll win Huron - Perth, and we should be in there at WOSSA", Workman predicted about this year's team. The graduation from last year's squad of Bonnie Keys, the team's principal scorer, and Barb Rader, defensive standout, leave two big vacancies for Workman to fill. However, he is confident that Marilyn Brand will be able to replace Rader. As for scoring, Workman said, "I'm hoping we can spread out the goal production between two or three players, this year." Cheryl Cann, Brenda Brand and Karen Brand are players that Workman feels he can count on for this of- fense. Among the many new players who Workman has trying out, Grade 9 student, Kendra Arthur and Grade 13 Cindy Janke show the most promise. At present, the team's schedule isn't finalized, but it does include an October tournament in Toronto, against some of the province's best high school teams. Ladies enjoy trebles event Thursday a ladies' Lawn Bowling tournament was held at the Exeter greens when ladies from Sarnia, London, Atwood, Seaforth, Clinton, Mitchell, Goderich and three rinks from Exeter competed. ' The following rinks were the winners - Mrs. Bell, Atwood first with Mrs. McLean, London and Mrs. Davies, Sarnia in second and third places. Taking the con- solation prize was the Mrs. Don Haines rink from Clin- ton. The greens were good, the weather ideal which con- tributed to an enjoyable day of bowling. Hollings with a triple and a double. Joanne Pickering, - Betty Dixon and Sandy Steeper added with singles and Donna Mawson _hit a double. The winning pitcher for Crediton was Debbie Lord and Donna Mawson was the pitcher for Lieury. Monday night, the Cowgirls took the lead in their semi-finals by defeating Ailsa Craig 15-5. The Cowgirls led off with a shaky start by staying behind Ailsa Craig in scoring until the third inning. Leading for the Cowgirls with their bats were Sandy O'Neill with two home runs and a double, while Merna Scott batted out a triple, double and a single. Tammy Regier added a triple and a single while Brenda Wilds banged a home run in the sixth inning. Singles were hit by Wilma Lagerwerf and Debbie Lord. Sherry Lee Pickering led Ailsa Craig at the plate with a home run and a single. Taking the win for Crediton was pitcher Brenda Wilds and Elaine McNair pitched for Ailsa Craig. The second game was played last night and if a third game is necessary it goes Monday night in Crediton at 8:00 p.m. READY TO RUN - Donna Prout and Ronalee Bogart of Exeter are shown ready to start in Sunday's Terry Fox Marathon in Clinton. T -A photo CHECK SCORES — Bob Swartman and Iver Small review the scores at Sunday's closing tournament at the Ironwood golf course. - T.A nhnfr Kirkton out The Kirkton midget girls were eliminated from dis- trict fastball play as they dropped a 2-0 decision to Dorchester. Dorchester won the dtam- pionship with three victories In round robin play while Byron won two games and Kirkton could only win one contest. In the final game against Dorchester Laurie Simpson had both hits for Kirkton. Pitcher Barb Skinner held Dorchester to only two hits, but her team-mates could not get any runs. In the second last game, Kirkton blasted Byron by a 9-1 score behind the three hit pitching performance of Barb Skinner. Patti Willis had a perfect night at the plate with four hits in as many trips to the plate. Marnie Wraith and Brenda Bell each collected two hits while Cindy Down, Allison Brown and Laurie Simpson each added one hit. Cheryl Cann reached first safely on two bunts which the Dorchester infielders could not handle. Patti Willis and Cindy Down had been chosen to represent Kirkton in. a league all star game to be played Sunday. Corrine Weernink was, chosen as the most sportsmanlike player in the entire league and will receive a trophy at the dos- ing banquet on September 27. BE A REGULAR A. BLOOD DONOR lir EMHA REGISTRATION - ChadHutchisonand Henri and Marty DeBruyn sign up with Simon Van Dam at Saturdays' Exeter Minor Hockey Association registration. T -A photo Limited Time Offer CORN COOKIES - Bob Fletcher and Lee Webber were in charge of cooking corn at Sunday's windup of the Ironwood men's golf club. 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