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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-16, Page 15Team overall fifth Susan McClure tied for South Huron's track and field team lost their tradi- tional place as third overall school to place fifth at the Huron -Perth championships held in Goderich last week. Many good individual plac- ings should result in fair showings at WOSSA today m i now in Tillsonburg. Susan McClure tied with Joanne Smith, a distance run- ner from Stratford for the overall senior girl champion- ship. McClure tied her -own record to win the 400 m. hurdles and also won the 100 m. hurdles. Fighting off a fast finishing kick from teammate Ja ' ui Cottrell McClure nar- rowly won the 400 m. race. Cottrell and McClure team- ed with Alice Dietrich and Faye Geiser to win the 4x100 m. relay. Trading the thrower Geiser for Irene Dietrich this South Huron team placed se- cond in the 4x400 m, relay. In her first year of senior, Cottrell won the 100 m. and PITCHING IN — SHDHS students pitched in last week to clean up the school area. Back, left, Ted Oke, Liz Martens, Donna Regier, Liam Brennan, Susan Birmingham, Irene Dietrich, Margi Chaffe, Sandra Hullebusch, Alice Dietrich, Dan Shute, Janet Regier, Carolyn Regier. Front, Tammy Durand, Lisa Rundle and Darcy Ducharme. Hensall Motors THE AR HIflG Over stocked - Q Great Savings 19 Grand Marquis 7 Cougars 5 Marquis 2 Capri 9 Topaz 3 Lynx 3 Mark VII 4 Town Cars 1984 Grand Marquis 4 door NEW 9 F 150 Pickups, automatic and 4 speeds 1 F 150 4 X 4• Explorer automatic 1 F 250 4 X 4 XLT Diesel Aut. 2 E 150 Auto. vans 1 Bronco 5 Rangers USED L.S., fully loaded Ford Ex- ecutive driven at greatly reduced price. Stock No. 14 1983 Lincoln Mark VI 2 door Bill Blass Edition. Fully loaded. Stock No. 25 1982 Ford Triple E conver- sion van. Fully loaded w/air etc. Stock No. 30 1982 Granada 4 door w/air stereo, cruise, and power locked. 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South Huron's senior girls Cowgirls to flying The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team started off on a winning streak with threewins in three starts. The ladies don't play again until Thursday, May 19 when they travel to Poplar Hill for a 9:00 game and then host Parkhill, Monday, May 28 also for a 9:00 game. In the first game, the Cowgirls had an easy win with Poplar Hill forfeiting the game with lack of sufficient players. Wednesday, May 9 they played in Ailsa Craig and came away with a very close win 6-5. The Cowgirls started their first inning off right as they batted in three runs. They kept ahead of their opponents in the third and fourth innings with single runs in each and then in the seventh Fay Schenk crossed the plate for the winning run. Leading the Cowgirls at the plate were Teresa Van Raay . and Brenda Wilds with three hits apiece. Adding two hits apiece were Karen Williams, Tammy Regier and Kelly Heywood. Fay Schenk, Marilyn Smithers, Judy Steeper and Kate Steeper added single hits. Brenda Wilds was the win- ning pitcher going the seven innings on the mound. On Mohday, May 14 they travelled to Huron Park in winter -like weather and came away with a 15-12.win. After four long, cold` innings the game was called due to no ti showed strength in the in- creasingly competitive divi- sion. The top three qualify from Huron -Perth to WOSSA. Sopth Huron will be represented by a 20 -athlete contingent in Tillsonburg. The midget teams showed great promise on the track•as well as in the field. Midget boy Mark Johnston was a busy runner. He plac- ed second in the 800 m. and 3000 m. and was a tired fourth in the 1500 m. Craig Winbow was fourth in the midget 800 m. and third in the 400m.Les off start lights available in Huron Park. Leading the Cowgirls at the plate was Kate Steeper with three hits. Getting on base twice were Marilyn Smithers, Brenda Wilds, Wilma Lagerwerf, Tammy Regier, Kelly Heywood, Wendi Schwindt, Pauline McCann and Brenda Wilds. Adding one apiece were Judy Steeper, Brenda Curry, Teresa Van Raay, Fay Schenk and Karen Williams. Kelly Heywood started on the Mound with Brenda Wilds coming in to relieve. The Cowgirls will be holding their ticket draw for gasoline this Monday night. They would like to thank everyone who helped in any way by buying a ticket. Ladies golf gets going The new season for the ladies Exeter golf club open- ed May 8 with a delicious pot luck dinner with 30 members present. Barb Harrison, the pres- dent conducted the meeting and plans were made for the 1984 season. A get well card was signed by the ladies for Note Smith who is a patient in Florida hospital. The door prize donated by Hazel Westcott was won by Irene Davis. Due to poor weather conditions, the ladies could not golf but enjoyed the rest of the afternoon playing cards. • /- CONSOLATION CONSOLATION DART CHAMPS — The Four Aces won the consolation championship of the Exeter ladies dart league. From the left are Anna Romaniuk, Ann Ken- nedy and Bernice Shipman. Missing was Karen Bower- man. T -A photo in N��rnn. Bott and T,'evor Cottrell ran sixth in the3000m. and200m. respectively. Roger Ward showed great strength and versatility by placing second in midget tri- ple jump and shot put and third in the long jump. Beth Sweeney's win in the 1500 m. and second in the 3000 m. led the midget girls: Sweeney who played basket- ball instead of running cross country has shown promising ability in long distance. Another distance great, Lin- dy Dillon was third and fourth in the 3000 m. and 1500 m. Jeanette Van Esbroeck held Susan McClure on to third place in the 800 m. race. In midget springs Barb Lawson was second in the 100 m. and the 80 m. hurdles. Paulette Rauthbauer is an alternate for WOSSA with her fourth place finish in the high jump. midget girls 4x100 m. relay placed third and will run at WOSSA. The junior girls division was very competitive Andrea WIN TWO TROPHIES — The High Rollers won the league and A championship of the Lucan Friday mixed bowling league. Back, left, Bill Dixon, Bill Cornelissen and Rick Evans. Front, Sandra Melvin and Peggy Ap- plema7. Missing was Larry Smith. T -A photo -Y • AY BEST MIXED BOWLERS — The top individual bowlers in the Lucon Friday's mixed league received awards. Bock, left, Henry Appleman, Bob Pipe and Gory Melvin. Front, Rose Maxwell and Donna Evans. Missing wos Lynn Smith. LA photo Pearce with good throwing technique won the discus and has the distance to do well at WOSSA. Lee O'Rourke with just three days interim after her OFSAA gymnastics win was third in the 80 m. hurdles and long jump and was fourth in the very competitive 100 m. race. Sheila Regier ran second in the 3000 m. Irene Dietrich and Leanne Dillon were third and sixth respectively in the 800 m. Dillon was also fifth in the 400 m. race. The junior girls 4x100 m. relay lost their WOSSA berth because disqualification over improper exchanges. Tim Easterbrook brought South Huron its eighth H -P win with first place in the junior boys long jump. Glenn Durie showed good form and endurance to place fifth in both the 1500 m. and 3000 m. Durie was also fourth Express to start Sunday The opening game of the regular schedule for the Ex- eter Express in the Great Lakes senior baseball league is set for Sunday afternoon. The Express under the direction of managers Geary Penhale and Glenn Thurman will meet London Ser- vicemaster at Exeter Com- munity Park at 1 p.m. • Geary Penhale is optimistic about his club's chances. this year adding, "Look out Tigers, we will match your record." Another member of last year's Arva senior team has been added to the Express roster. He is first baseman Walt Parkinson. Times -Advocate, May 16, 1984 Page lA track and field in the very demanding 2000 m. steeplechase. Don Ware- ing and Dan Morley were sixth in the 400 m. hurdles and 100 m. respectively. South Huron had fewer competitors this year but quality will shine through as the athletes strive to prolong their season at WOSSA. The first four finishers qualify for the Regionals in Chatham next weekend. Track and Field is the only high school sport to require this regional elimination meet prior to OF - SAA the all -Ontario competi- tion. OFSAA will be held this year in Etobicoke on June 1 and 2. If you drive a Rabbit, Jetta orScfroccol. Getaniceshock on new shocks. Front Shocks installed '11 Rear Shocks installed S 6495 Both prices inctude parts andlobour Wheel alignment extra Rus apps cobie soles tax But act now. This offer ends June 29, 1984. 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