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Scott Wright of Clinton proudly displays a no-hitter certificate he was awarded at a
baseball meeting in North York on April 5. He pitched the no-hitter for the Clinton Mite
team while playing against Lucan last August at the zone championships in Sarnia winn-
ing 16-1 and striking out 12 batters. He was one of only four Mite ball players in Ontario to
pitch a no-hitter. (Alan Rivett photo)
Area bowling results
Clinton and Area Ladies
On April 22, the ladies held their banquet
at the Blue Fountain Restaurant. A
delicious meal was served by the staff. Each
of the ladies was presented with a bowling
napkin holder.
After the meal, the ladies gathered at the
bowling alley where the ladies were
presented with trophies and prizes.
The playoff trophies went to the Pina Col-
ada's who also were the first series winners.
Team members are: Betty Kelly, Lois Mor-
rison, Libby Van Demme and Ann Riley.
The second series winners were the Dac-
quari's consisting of Dorothy Carter,
Robena Tyndall, Fay Wilson and Irene
Thelan.
The high average for the year went to
Penny Overboe with a 208. The high triple
award was won by Kathy Black with a 744
and the high single trophy went to Louise
Gibbings with a 333. The most improved new
bowler was Irene Cantelon with a plus 22.
The most improved bowler was Kim Reid
who upped her average by 17 points while
the least improved bowler 'was Dorothy
Carter who dropped by 20 points. The low
game for the year was recorded by Cheryl
Wheeler with an 83 game.
The door prize was won by Heather Hart.
Special thanks to Don McWhinney and Bob
Atkinson and to' the spares who came out
during the year.
YBC Senior and Junior
Lynn's Crue 7890
Death Rays 7633
Leaps and Bounds 7369
Get a Job Gang 7067
In senior girls' bowling for April 23, the
high single and triple went to Brenda
Tideswell with scores of 208 and 488. Patti
MaGuire had the high average of 169.
Bobby Ladd was the high bowler in all
categories with a 243 single, 685 triple and
an average of 189.
In junior girls' bowling, Dawn Powell
registered the high single and triple with
scores of 182 and 526. Lynn Feeney had the
high average of 160.
Mike Van Demme had the high scores
across the board in the junior boys' division:
with the high single of 255, the high tritile"of
593 and the high average of 181.
Colquhoun finishes first a
The CHSS Track and Field team took part
in the 34th Annual Medway Relays last
week. Competing against 30 of the strongest
schools in the WOSSA region, our athletes
recorded some very good results.
In the medly relay portion of the event,
the Midget half -mile teams did quite well.
The Midget Girls team composed of Shelley
Bonte-Gelok, Karen Uyl, Julie Trick and
Heather Brownridge placed seventh with a
good time of 2:08.8 minutes. The Midget
Boys team composed of Devon Colquhoun,
Derek Jefferson, Steve Vandendool and Dan
Motorcross season opens
VARNA - Motocrossers from both the Pro-
:vincial and National ranks will be pulling in-
to Holly Gully this Sunday for the 1986
Motocross season opener. The riders will be
competing for Honda Contingency as well as
'for the Ontario Hi -Points series, which will
also be kicked off on Sunday.
a Special sections are being added to the
`; Hully Gully track to make it more similar to
a European style motocross track with
more grassy terrain.
Some local riders will be out on the track
doing_their best, such as Brian Blackburn
of Exeter who will be riding in the Senior 250
class. John Kochan of Hensall will be riding
the Junior 125B class, along with fellow Hen-
sall racer Jim Dickins who will be riding in
the 80A class. Dave Andrews of Clinton will
be out as well as Chuck Collins of Varna.
Practice gets under way at 9:30 with the
races starting at 12 noon. All spectators are
welcome to come out and enjoy a full day of
motocross action.
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McDougall also finished seventh with a time
of 1:513.7 minutes.
In the field events, Devon Calguhoun led
the way winning the gold medallion in the
Midget Boys Long Jumpwith a distance
5.25 metres. Derek Jeferson was ter th it
the same event with a jump of SIJ metres.
Julie Trick finished seventh it die Midget
Girls event with a jump of 4.19 metres.
In the high jump event, Dan McDougall
finished third with a jump of 1.72 metres and
Julie Howson finished eighth in the Open
Girls event with a jump of 1.47 metres.
In the discus event, Davidjanes finished
fifth.'with a fine throw of 36.16 metres..
In the shot put, Leona Nyman Satisfied
sixth with a throw of 8.25 metres and in the
Open Girls event. Joe Smith finished
seventh in the Open Boys event with a throw
of 12.36 metres.
Overall, a number of good efforts were
turned in by the entire team. This week the
track team will be participating in their last
two tune-up meets prior to Huron -Perth
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