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Ripley Huron Recreation
Registration for Boys' and Girls'
Minor Hockey and Figure and
Power Skating
AT THE COMPLEX
on Monday, October 4. and Wednesday, October 6
frOml :30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
HockeY players please bring their Social,.. Insurance, and
OHIP numbers. AU minor children must be registered by parent
Or guardian.
For further informaion about Figure and Power Skating
contact Mrs. John. Gamble 395-2808.
For further information about Hockey contact Allan Irwin
395-5370 after 5 p.m.
ORGANIZATION MEETING
For coaches and managers for teams as well as Saturday
morning league.
to be held at , the Complex
Tuesday, October 12 at 8 p.m.
ALL THOSE INTERESTED PLEASE. ATTEND.
HELP IS BADLY NEEDED FOR SATURDAY MORNING
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Luckni*Ladies .Ball Team
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The league, consisting of 8 teams
from Seafoith, :Clinton, Goderich
and Lucknovv, was divided into two
divisions according to standings. at
the end of regular season play.
The Lucknow ladieS won the first
EARRINGS
Pierced and Non Pierced
• tudtiow In "B"
Finals With
Chesley Team
By virtue of two, identical scores
of 4:1, Lucknow• Intermediate ball
team eliminated Brodhagen two,
games• straight in a best of three
semi final series.
Playing their second ganie in,
Brodhagen on Tuesday, September
14, Hugh Todd pitched another
strong game racking up 14
strike-outs and, allowing one .home
run in the 5th inning.
George Klageg paced the- Luck-.
'now batters with 4 hits for 5 trips to
the bat, with Wayne Todd putting
the game away with a 2 run homer
in the sixth inning:
Lucknow advances to the W.0.-.
A.A. "B" final against Chesley.
First game will be in Chesley on
Wednesday night with the return
game on Thursday or Sunday..
Defeat Belmore
In Opener
On Sunday night, the Ripley
' Intermediates defeated Belmore,
6-5 to take the first gaMe in the
best 2 out of 3 WOAA semi-final
series. •
. Elliott Courtney went the dist-
ance on the mound with Eric
MacLeod calling the signals. 'Key
hits by Eric MacLeod, Andy
Burgess, Jack MacDonald, Larry
Irwin and. Al Hunter resulted in
Ripley's runs.. Blair Armstrong
contributed a home run in the 7th
inning to the delight of a large
home town crowd.
The next game is scheduled fnr
Tuesday night in Belmore _with the
3rd game back in Aipley Friday
night (if necessary).
round of playoffs, defeating the ,
Goderich Swingers two straight,
only to go on and do the same to the
Goderich Sailotettes; 24-8 and
18-1. •
On Saturday, September 18, all
eight teams were' presented with
individual crests at Vanastra Recre-
ation Centre where the league
dance was held. Donna Sue Er-
rington, captain and Eric Taylor
coach accepted the team trophy,
while individual trophies were
presented to the team members.
The Lucknow Ladies team con-
sisted ' of Sherry Boak, Janice
Rutherford, Barb. Helm, Joyce
Lounowicz, Donna Errington, Rose
Barger„ Donna Stauble, Lorraine
MacDonald, Sue Ritchie, Bonnie'
Taylor,' Janet MacPherson and
Connie Stevenson. •
Ripley Eliminated
In 0.A.S.A. -
Semi-Final Series
'On NiVednesday night of last
week the Ripley Intermediates
travelled - to Union (near Port
Stanley) for the second 'game in
their • 0.A.S.A. series and were
defeated 6-3 by .a strong Union
squad. Elliott Courtney started on
the mound and had a no-hitter
going when he 'required relief in
the 6th. The Ripley team was
leading 2-0 till the 6th inning when
the roof Caved in and Union 'scored
all 6 of their runs. Eli scored 2 runs
for Ripley while John Fludder
stored the 3rd run.
The Ripley team is now. eliminat-
ed from O.A.S.A.. play but are to 'be
congratulated for reaching the Semi
finals in All Ontario Intermediate D,
playdowns. The team is still in
WOAA playoffs and meet Belmore
in the semi-final series for. the
Western Ontario Chatppionship.
The LucknoW' Ladies Softball
.season came.to a roaring finish on
"September 13, as they defeated the
Goderich Sailorettes 'to win the B
division of the Huron Central
Ladies Softball League.
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Merle Rhody 230;
,high triple, Lynn Wall 622.
• Games over 200: Alene Clark
209, Marie Hoffman 200, Merle
Rhody 230, 203, Lynn Wall 208,
225, Linda Sticklend 204, Susan
Stevenson 201.'
Team points: Merle Rhody's
Violets 0, Grace Hopf's Tulips 0,
Barb Helm's' Daffodils 7, Linda
Sticklend's Roses 5, Tena Gard-
ner's Asters 2, Anna. Johnstone's
Daisies 7.
Team standings: Daffodils, 12,
Daisies 9, Roses 7, Asters 7,
Violets 4, Tulips 3.
Jessie Joynt had the high sing
with a 241. Fern MacDonald h
the high triple with' a 612..
Games of 200 and over: Jess
Joynt 241, Fern MacDonald 20:
215, Donna Stauble 223, Bernie
Kemp 218.
Team points: Grace Elliott
Queens .5, Kathleen MacDonald
Jacks 2; Belle Mole's Jokers
Gladys Moffat's Kings 2; Ru
Thompson's Deuces 6, Anne Rie
ling's Aces I.
Team standings: Deuces
Queens 9, Jokers 8, Jacks 7, Kin
6, Aces, 3.
Ladies 45:30
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