The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-25, Page 8Pane 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 25, 1986
Teeswater team takes
The Lucknow and District Kinsmen and
Kinette Clubs held their 12th annual Kin
Summerfest from June 16 to 22. There was
a Slow Pitch Ball Tournament featuring 32
mens teams and 16 ladies teams.
The men's champion was the Teeswater
Ballbusters who defeated the defending
champions, Kincardine All Sorts 9 - 6 in a
rain shortened game. Teeswater received
$500 first prize, while the All Sorts
collected $350.00. The Most Valuable
Players awards went to Clint Petteplace
from Teeswater, while Dave Robinson was
chosen as Kincardine M.V.P.
smen hall tourney
The ladies championship winner was the
Belmore Tops and Bottoms, with an 8 - 7
last inning victory over the Kincardine
T.N.T.'s. Belmore collected the first prize
of $250.00 while the T.N.T.'s collected
$200.00. M.V.P. awards went to Patti Derg
of the Belmore team and Barb McBride
from the T.N.T.'s.
The men's consolation winner was
awarded to Blyth Howson & Howson Mills
with a run away victory over the Blyth
Metal Benders. Howson & Howson Mills
collected $300.00, while the Metal Benders
received $250.00. The ladies consolation
A member of the Hanover
Flyers Slow -pitch team makes a stab for
with the Kingsbridge team during the Summerfest Slow -pitch
weekend.
the ball during a game
Tournament held last
[Sharon Dietz photo]
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was won by Goderich Samulson's Jewel-
lery with a 9 - 3 victory over the Holmes-
ville Ladies. Other prize winners in the
mens division included the Point Clark
Lakers, Pine River, Kingsbridge and
Kincardine Erie Belle.
This tournament is one of the largest in
the area involving 48 teams playing on four
different diamonds. It takes a total of 68
ball games to come up with the four
division winners.
Winners of the Kin Summerfest '86 draw
was Kim Good of Goderich, who won the
weekend package to a Toronto Blue Jay
ball game in September. Accommodations
at the Royal York Hotel were included.
Second prize of four tickets to the Blyth
Festival was won by Dave Donaldson of
Teeswater. The third, fourth, and fifth
prizes of $25 cash were won by Cal
McDonagh, Les Petter and Joe Agnew, all
of Lucknow.
The Kinsmen and Kinette clubs would
like to thank all the ball teams, fans and
merchants of Lucknow who contributed to
make this week a big success again. The
clubs would also like to acknowledge the
volunteers who helped with the ball games,
and the food booth, at the dance and with
the Bavarian Gardens. It wouldn't have
been possible without your assistance.
The Lucknow merchants were canvassed
and contributed $10 vouchers which were
given out to the winning ball teams. Those
merchants who participated were as
follows: Lucknow District Co-operative,
Huron Landscaping Limited, Lucknow
Farm Supply, Hackett Farm Equipment,
C.A. Becker Equipment Ltd., Chisholm
Gas Bar, Henderson Lumber Ltd., Cliff's
Plumbing and Heating, Willits Tire, Back-
yard Brewer, Dungannon Service Centre,
Agnew Jewellery & Gifts, Lucknow Variety
and Dry Goods, Your Favourite Things,
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On June 10 Lucknow defeated Ripley 34 -
7.
Keith Todd pitched four innings and
allowed two hits, walked four and struck
out nine. Clint Murray allowed four hits,
walked two and struck out six.
Rob Crich led Lucknow with two home
runs and a single. Keith Todd, and Duayne
Porter had three hits each. Jason Stanley,
Chris MacDonald, Brad Rhody, Vince
Sticklend and Clint Murray had two hits
each and Steve Porter had one hit. Dean
Tiffin had five walks.
Swimming pool
ready to go
The Lucknow Swimming Pool is ready
for another season with many activities
planned for everyone.
Helen Maclnture, Wilma Vandervelde,
Heather MacIntyre, Julie Nicholson and
Marilynne MacIntyre will be working at the
pool this summer.
July swimming lessons begin Monday,
July 7. There are a few openings left in
July and August classes. If you are
interested in registering a swimmer please
contact the swimming pool.
Everyone is encouraged to get involved
in the programs offered at the pool. Adult
lessons are for those who do not know how
to swim and want to learn and also for
those who know the techniques and want to
practise.
The ladies exercise class is always
popular. New ladies are encouraged to join
the fun and get fit while doing exercises in
the shallow water.
This summer Helen MacIntyre will be
leading Aquafit classes. The response to
the aerobics classess which she offered
during May and June was very encourag-
ing. Helen is hoping to have many people,
men and ladies, become involved in this
Aquafit program which involves aerobic
exercises done in the pool.
This summer Elizabeth Black will be
running the playground activities from 9:00
a.m. to noon during the swimming lesson
sessions.
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