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Times-Advocate, 1986-09-10, Page 124 "B" TITLE TO THE DEVILS — The Huron Pork Devils won the "B" championship of the weekend ladies slo-pitch playoff tournament. Back, left, Rita Lessard, Donna Dawe, Pat Hartford, Marie Jaques, Marilyn Lightfoot, Lorraine Gallagher, Mari Green and Lori Litfoot. Front, Jane Bowerman, Joyce Mover, Sondra Rider, Darlene Smith, Betty Bowerman, Linda Morley and Orca Mothers. T -A photo Second annual at Ironwood Nagger event issuccessful The second annual Ironwood Nag- ger's Cup championship was held at Ironwood Golf Club Sunday. This event is a Scotch two -ball four -some in which couples play as a team, hence the expression "nagger" and naggee„ The winning couple was Dave " Holtzman and Kelly Tiedeman with a hot 39, followed by Bill and Linda DOLLIES ARE RUNNERSUP — Runnersup to the 'A' championship in the weekend ladies slo-pitch playoff tournament were the Downtown Dollies. Bock, left, cooch Jim Ralph, Melanie Drummond, Julie Blommaert, Pat Down, Pat Cottrell, Corlette Elder, Barb Down, Janet Wedlake, Shelly Burdon and coach Lorne Turnbull. Front, Dianne Warwick, Brenda Brand, Barb Turnbull, Liz Cottrell, Lisa Run- dle and Marilyn Waldeck. T -A photo CTC ARE "B" RUNNERSUP — The Exeter Canadian Tire team were runnersup in the weekend slo-pitch playoff tournament. Back, left, Bonnie Gould, Rose Miller, Susan Pipe, Ruth Miller, Ann Remkes, Janice Hamilton, Lori Masse and Joanne Jaques. Front, Marilyn Riley, Joan Baker, Suzanne Mothers, Dolly Creces and Joanne Miller. tY Os (6,4°4 1984 HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL ATLAS Ontario Canada Available at Imes - dvocate t Steele with 43. Tied for third with 44 were Ken and Kim Pinder (last year's winners) and Fran and Bill Mickle who birdied No. eight and generally enjoyed a fine round. Tied for fokrth with 45 were Lee and Helen Webber and Dennis and Sandy Rowe. Tied for fifth with 46 were Gerry and Marlene Parsons and Gail and Brad Murray one stroke better than Iia and Arnold Mathers and Karen and Jamie Gaul. The Nagger- Naggee award went to Jon and Joanne Dinney with a 63. Nearest the pins were won by Carolyn Gilfillan on No. 4, Kelly Tiedeman on No. five, Mark Cronyn on seven and Ben Chattier on nine. Ben and Joyce Chartier also won longest drive 450 miles for corning from Montreal for the event! Longest drive for ladies' on No. one was won by Sandy Rowe. Following the golf a very successful steak barbecue was enjoyed and we'll all be back next year to nag a little more to win that trophy. Cowgirls out of playoffs The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team were put out of playoff competition by losing three of their four semi-final games. The ladies came out strong against London by defeating them in their Cost showing 8-3 and then lost 94 at home. Their next team, Parkhill, who in league play were eveay► matched with Crediton won their first game 12-2 and then trounced Crediton by a score of 24-6. In their first game against London, the Cowgirls came out strong with two players dominatingthe offensive Brenda Morgan pounded out a home nm, triple and two doubles. Teresa Van Raay collected a home run and three singles. Debbie Lord helped the cause with a triple and single and Fay Schenk notched a dou- ble and single. Adding single hits were Lori Deviaeminck, Kate Steeper and Pauline Brannon. Brenda Morgan was also very strong on the defensive notching up eight strikeouts. In the their second game, the ladies were short three runs to notch a tie. Leading Crediton at the plate was Kate Steeper with a triple and a single. Karen Williams pounded out a home run in the seventh and Bren- da Morgan a triple in the third. Ad- ding single hits were Deb Lord, Teresa VanRaay, Tammy Regier and Lori Devlaeminck. In their first meeting with Parkhill, the Cowgirls were leading 1-0 until the fifth inning when Parkhill began pounding out balls. Too many strikeouts and too many stranded base runners were Crediton's downfall. Leading Crediton at the plate were Tammy Regier and Deb Lord with a double and single apiece. Brenda Morgan and Fay Schenk had two hits apiece and adding single hits were Teresa VanRaay and Lori Devlaeminck. In the last game of the year, errors, nerves and well frit balls by the oppos- ing team caused the early finish of the Crediton team. Leading Crediton at the plate were Debbie Lord and Brenda Morgan with three hits apiece. Teresa VanRaay and Kate Steeper had two hits and Humility is a strange thing. The minute you're sure you have it, you've lost it. MITCHELL GOLF CLUB CLEAR OUT SALE (Red Tag Specials) ON MOST GOLF CIJ.JBS, BAGS, CARTS, NIC SHOES & ALL OTHER GOLF STOCK! 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