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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-01, Page 9• . e , 1 • • KIPPEN SHOOT WINNERS -- Trophies were presented to the top six competitors in Sunday's shoot at the Kip - pen gun club. From the left Murray Baker is shown with winners Bob Ironside, Joe Woods, Darrell Dennis, Roy Lamport and Dan Crerar. I -f t is Paul D'Elia. . Kippen shoot big success YOUNGEST AND OLDEST — Gladys McGregor, left and Terry Caldwell at the right presents awards to Paul D'Elia, the youngest and Lloyd Venner, the oldest shooter at the annual shoot at the Kippen gun club, Sunday. 11111=1,—M CHIEFS WIN — The Good Times Chiefs won the grand championship of the weekend Exeter rec league tournament. Back, left, Gay McMaster, Glen Zirk, Gary Hart- man, Mike Caldwell, Murray Heywood and sponsor -manager Jim Veri. Front, Cam Hoist, Dan Heywood, Jeff l.indenfield,°fred Robinson and John Lindenfield. Missing were Dave Robinson and Derek Hippern. T -A photo PEEWEE A CONSOLATION - The Crediton team were runners-up for the Peewee A prize. Left front: Steve Pfaff, Jeff O'Brien, Jerry Lamport, Wayne Hayter and Shawn Finkbeiner. Back: Coach Doug Finkbeiner, Bruce Dundas, Gerry Beaver, Steven Mar- tin, Allan, Cottel, Dale Allen, Darren Collett, Russ Finkbeiner, Trevor Ratz, Todd Fahner and assistant coach Larry Ratz. Michael Lightfoot was missing. 1 PEEWEE A CHAMPS - The Huron Pork team were the A winners after the game at Cromarty. Front from left: Derrick Bierling, Steve Watson, Mike Conlin, Duane Costain, Peter.Labreche and Jamie Kerr. Middle: David McDonald, Jason Hartford, Mark Sutherland, Steve DuBarry and Bruce Popple. Back: Manager Stew McGregor, Ewan McGregor, Scott Hern, Mike McCallum, Brian Lucas, Gary Broome and coach Bob Watson. Bill Lessard, assistant coach, was absent. 9eai To our sponsors, Exeter District Co- operative, The Exeter Fire Department, local press, parents, fans .and sup- porters for making this season very successful. Exeter Co-op Juniors Ontario Baseball Association Junior D Champions Jitneys for lawn bowlers Two jitneys were' held at the Exeter lawn bowling club this week. Peter Mcfealls was Tues- day's winner with two vic- tories and an aggregate of 27 while Ernie Chipchase and Percy Campbell were close behind in second place with aggregates of 26 and pluses of one. Following were Bill Roger- son with an aggregate of 24, Ruth Skinner scored 20 and Ross Richardson 18. The winner in ` Thursday night's competition was Ernie Chipchase with two wins and an aggregate of 29. Velma Huff was second with an ag- gregate of 23 and Gertrude Hamilton and Peter Mci"alls were tied for third with equal scores of 20. Joe Woods with a score of 96 was the "A" winner in Sun- day's annual William Kyle and WR Cooper shoot at the Kippen gun club. Darrell Dennis was the run- nerup with a score of 95 while the "B" title was won by Dan Crerar with a score of 92. The runnerup was Bob Ironside at 91. Taking the "C" champion- ship with a score of 87 was - Roy Lamport and Paul D'Elia was runnerup. D'Elia was also the youngest competitor. The oldest was Lloyd Venner. In Tuesday's regular shoot at the Kippen club, AI Kyle and George Hamm were tied for top spot with scores of 25 each. Next at 24 came John Hessels, Jack Bell, John ' Anderson and Lloyd Venner. Season ends for Cowgirls The Crediton Cowgirls finished their season by losing two straight games to ParkhW in the semi finals. Parkhill goes on to meet the winner between Ailsa Craig and Denfield for the finals. In their first game of the series the ladies lost 6.4 in the seventh Inning after letting in two runs breaking a tie game. Leading Crediton at the plate were Joanne Scott and Sandy O'Neill with three singles apiece and a double by Teresa Van Raay. Adding singles Were Deb Lord, Kate Steeper and Fay Schenk. Deb Lord was the pitcher for Crediton and Teresa McGee pitched for Parkhill. In their recon game, the Crediton squad had a 2-0 lead until the. fifth inning when Parkhill got in three runs with two errors and one base hit. In the sixth inning the. Cowgirls again allowed two runs on the same amount of errors. Leading Crediton at the plate was Sandy O'Neill with a double and single, Brenda Wilds pounded out a home run and singles were hit by Deb Lord, Tammy Regier and Shelley Weluv. Brenda Wilds pitched for Crediton and Teresa McGee again came away with the win. - The Crediton team con- sisted of Tammy Regier, Deb Lord, Brenda Wilds, Wilma Lagerwerf, Sandy O'Neill, Teresa Van Raay, Joanne Scott, Barb Mitchell, Michelle Vandergunst, Wendi Schwindt, Shelley Weber, Kate Steeper,, Marilyn Smithers and Fay Schenk. Times -Advocate, September 1,1982 KIRKTON SWIM TEAM — The swim team from the Kirkton-Woodham pool enjoyed a very successful year with a number of victories in area meets. Back, left, coach Dave Bell, Kristen Hendry, Wendy Coward, Ernie Szabo, Leanne Burgin, Shelley Horne and Carol Willis. Centre, Sherri Morning, Trina Mills, Tracey Shute, Ron Hendry, Mike Fletcher, Shawna Hendry and Leanne Bickell. Front, Kathryn Atkinson, Katie Paul, Darlene Atkinson and Jenny Burgin. Missing were Beth and Leonard Williams, Anna Szabo, Jill Burgin, Stephanie Hazelwood, Chris and Michael Osborne, Lisa Ulch, Marj Visscher, Roger Hendry and Jodi Horne. 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