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Senior Tyke Bombers award recipients, from left, A.J..Mill-
er-most sportsmanlike, Justin .Buchanan -most. improved
and Chad Hackett -most dedicated.
Novice Stealers award recipients, from left, Brett Crerar-
mos: sportsmanlike.- Daniel McLeod -most improved and
Joel Veri-most valuable.
Novice Panthers award recipients. 'from left. Justin Cann -
most improved. Shane MacGregor -MVP and Mark Seip-
niost sportsmanlike.
lea s ,`•�9n
Atom Packers award, recipients, from left. Scott Lebold-
most dedicated, Steve Mason -most sportsmanlike and .
Chris Skinner -most improved.
Peewee Legionnaires, award recipients, from left, 'Mike
Dietrich -most sportsmanlike, Mike Kerslake•most.dediCat-
ed, Donald Storey -most improved.
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Bantam Lincolns. award recepients, from left, Mike Ha:
,Mather -most sportsmanlike. Andy Freiter- MVP, Chris Bran-
don -most improved. •
Novice Waxers award re. pip:
tents, from left, Mark Die-
trich -most dedicated and
Ben Willis -Leake -most im-
proved.. Missing: Luke Ker-
slake -most sportsmanlike..
Bantam A.E. Cornhuskers. award recipients, from left.- Ap-
ron Heywood -most dedicated,- Brad MacDonald -most_ im
proved; Jeff Hogan -most sportsmanlike..
Midget A.E. Lions, award recepients. from. left, Jesse
Bergmann -most improved. Brad Tieman-most spnrtsmcln-.
like, Brock 'Weiss -most dedicated:
Midget Generals. award. recepients. from left. 6-._t^ Hay-
man -most sportsmanlike. Greg Geoffrey -most dedicated.
Brian Parsons -most improved.
Juvenile Chief, award -recipients, from left. Marty de
Bruyn-MVP. Brent Urlin-most improved. Matt Sims -most
sportsmanlike, Paul Knight -rookie .of the year. pen Arm-
strong -most dedicated.
Atom Broncos award : recip- •
lents. from left, Mike Nedza-
. most improved and-. Adam
Johns=most dedicated. Miss-'
irig: Jamie : Rasenberg-most
valuable.
(Zurich Town and
Country Lanes
. ' 'Thursday Grand CAW Sillies -
Bob Simpson 566. Elinor Cooper
524. Doreen Reid 523. Vee Wilde 487,'
Lyle Simpson 502. George Jones 536. •
Doug .Ward • 507. !stetson Ridley 453.
Norm_ Wilde 442. Milt Glcniiniting
.442: Marilyn Solinger 61'1. Jean Simp-
son 410. Ladies H.S. Doreen Reid 210.
Marilyn Solinger 223. Men N S. -Hots
Simpson 228. .
Thursday (:olden Age Seniok
Earl Homer 3S6. Milt Rohhins 369.
Glcna Horner. 503. Pees Hahn 31-3,
Jim Hahn 316. Ka. 1 Ider 300, Laird Ja-
cohc 293. Mars Jacohe 296 1 adites
H S (Jena Hornet 298. 11D (Ilona
Horner 503. Men H.S Earl Homer 210. -
H i). Earl Hornet 386. .
tiaturday Mens Intertiwn
7.unch 9 pi. ss. Mike's Lanes. Strat-
ford Ted Sianlake 1127. Tom .l}cdard
1074. Mike Van Damme,1039.
Monday Grand.Rend Seniors
.Ron Dann -565. Jean Dann.A11. Ai-
leen Ravelle 308. -
- Wednesday Morning Ladies
- Maiinc Sereda :5I2. Marg l pshall
462. Grace RaUanrvnc 451; Theresa
McCann 455. June Hillen 541, Betty
( nates 450. Katbs Winters 488: Mona
Traquair 555. Maida Raynham• 440,
Bea Dykstra 427. Mary Jelin(. 512.
• Monday Ladies
High Fisc Elaine Datars 6.13. Alley
. Cats - Rose Erb 587, Packers - Mona
Kraft 545. Rnpoppers --Hilda Vande-
• rhoek 628. Odds 'n' -Ends - Trudy
RoosehOoth 1+52. Red- Devils'- -Jen Gla-
zier 639. H.S. Sandra Dickcn 395. N.T.
. Sandra Dickeh 902. H.A..Sandra Dick-
-ert 219
Tuesday Mens League --
RamNer. - Tony Bedard 692. •Hen-
sall Boomers Trevor lranshcrgcn.547.
` Famils Altair. - Pon Jackson Sys. Mar--
' kct - Ralph Koopman. 649,-Klondvkc • ••
Rill Coleman 7(k Rockets - Ken Ka:
• des '51
Panther Sports
_ South - Huron senior girls soccer team de-
feats Goderich in season opener, senior
boys rugby team blanked by Petrolia
Exeter - The South Huron leis- . • • Rugby
1r -t High •School. senior -girls. snc- - • The 24-0 los. to Pctrolia on
c ci loam won their season opener . -day didn't phase- Terry O'Rourke. •
coach of the South Huron District.
.High School 'senior boys rugby
Icam
He said the ream played tentative- -
ly-at first. licit executed much better •
in the .second half only being
scored .upon when - inexperienced
players were rotated in.
He credits Poniard Steve Bell and
hacks Jeremy Pickering. Jason Phil-
ops and Trevor. Struth for playing a
strong Tame. • '
Rugby continues to grow in pop-
ularity. among SHDHS. students.
The newly formed girls team sur-
vived it's inaugural year and has
fielded anothei team this season.
and - for • the first., time there was
enough- interest from- the. boys to
form a. • midget learn consisting
mainly of grade 9 students.
• .The Panthers saw action at horne
on Tuesday. howeaer. results were
• not available at press time: -
shutting out Godcrich 4.0- on
Thursda
!.nit Richardson led the- Panthers
'itti t.., coal. while Helen Theo-
pliil.poulci.' and .Sunny Dinncy
nrd.onc ficial each. .
(,i,is•h.Jrm,Wor man credited the
victor to_ an all-out icam efton
with cs•cry player contrihtning
"lt
Was am ex.cellent Itr•t game •
We- completely dominated. inain-
taincd possession and created many
'pportuntties,' said 'Workman.
South Hurtin will -host the Red
:ind Black Invitational om Saturday
..`here totey will compete among 20
teams- Irwn. St Thomas. Sarnia,
Lonclon Waterloo and Huron -
Perth. - -
The serum girls played host to '
F.E.` Madill cm- Tuesday how c.ct.
results were not available at press
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