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END OF SEASON—Wingham Mite Ci -'s Noruh Di -v -i sa__ r
ateCthe season as finalists in the 'A' Divi-
sion Championship. Left to right, front row: Lindsay Johnson, Deanne Blackwell, Jacquelyn Elston,
Chrissy Kerr, Julie Chippa, and Marci Bieman. Back row: Coach John Chippa, Erin Magee, Mary Lisle,
Victoria Waechtcr, Nicole Waechter, Meredith Chadwick, Jill Baynton, Kara Werth, and coach Wayne
Waechter.
Mites end season
in championship
The Wingham Mite Girls tri -
county North division team has
completed its season after finishing
as finalists in the 'A' division cham-
pionship.
The Wingham team beat Morik-
ton and Blyth in the final tourna-
ment recently in Brussels, before
losing to Fordwich in the champi-
onship game. The girls finished the
season with a record of nine wins
and five losses before the final tour-
nament.
SMASHING IT HOME—Belgrave's T -Ball terrors played an ac-
tion -filled game against their parents last Thursday as a season fi-
nale. Here one team member shows a wicked swing.
Bluevale Bares finish
in top four of league
finished their
regular season with 11 wins, one tie
and six losses which put them in
the top four of the Listowel League.
The Bares final three games
included an overwhelming win
against Fordwich 27-7, then a nail
biting game with Listowel's Pizza
Delight which ended in a 5-5 tie.
The season's final game in Corrie
proved the Gorrie team still has a
slight edge over the Bares defeating
them 7-4 in a dramatic and tense
game.
The Bares grand draw winners
were Terry Powell, Pat Prouse,
Cathy Moore, Sherri Turner and the
big winner was Melanie Weishar.
The Bluevale Bares Ladies' Soft-
ball Team would like to thank all
the local sponsors who donated
prizes for the lucky draws at each
game. Thanks are extended to all
fans who bought tickets.
Special thanks is extended to Don
McPhee from Shopper's Drug Mart
for sponsoring the uniforms.
Good turnout
for ladies' golf
Nancy Inwood captured the Car-
ling Trophy in Wingham Golf
Club's annual Ladies' Golf compe-
tition held at the club recently.
Hilda Andrew was runner up.
Winner of the Wilma Kerr Trophy
for senior ladies was Fern Wylie,
and Myrla Frank was runner up.
Winner of the Ladies' Invitational
was Carolyn Shofietd with a low
gross of 84. Forty-six golfers from
Wingham and district took part in
the competition. Other Wingham
prize winners included Barb Helm,
Judy Cullen, Hilda Andrew, Shirley
Siddall, Janet Haines, Fern Wylie
and Myrla Frank.
Congratulations go out to the
Wingham team who placed fourth
in the district BMW tournament
held in Mitchell in July. Whispering
Hills Club ,of Hanover won with a
combined net sore of 205, Mitchell
had 207, Seaforth 211, and Wing -
ham 212.
Wingham's team members were
Carolyn Schofield, Hilda Andrew
and Shirley Siddall.
SPORTSMEN'S
HORSESHOES
Single Round 30 point horseshoe
games were played last Thursday
evening at the Wingham Sportsmen
Club.
First place was Harvey Black and
Harold Carter (4 wins+25), second
Dave Ablett and Glen Casemore (4
wins+6), third Ivan Garner and
Elmer McFarlan (3 wins+54), fourth
Paul McKee and Leon Russell (2
wins+70), fifth Syd Lawson and Jim
Wickens (1 win+81), sixth Ivan Riv-
ett and Andy Adams (1 win+64).
iverview Squirts
eliminate Atwood
Riverview Squirts eliminate
Atwood in tri -county
The Wingham Riverview Drive -
In Squirts beat Atwood 11-4 to win
the best of three series in two
games straight.
They will now advance to play
Goderich for the Tri -county south
division fines.
Wingham scored twice in the sec-
ond on a single by Travis Baier,
with walks to Shawn Walker and
Mark Gibson a couple of passed
balls and a fielder's choice by Evan
Poll.
Atwood replied with a single
run on a walk, an error and a sin-
gle.
Wingham plated five runs in the
fourth. inch Johnstonand a_i__
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drew walks, and Neil Mowbray,
Gibson and Danny Gusso stroked
singles.
They added two more in the fifth
on a walk to Creeden and base hits
by Johnston and Mowbray. Wing -
ham wrapped up their scoring with
single runs in the sixth and seventh
inning. Atwood scored one in the
fourth on three singles, then added
two more in the sixth.
Mark Gibson went the distance
to pick up the win; he scattered
eight hits while striking out 12 and
walking four.
In WOAA playoffs last Friday,
Wingham defeated Wiarton 7-0 in
the first of a best -of -five playoff
match.
Pitcher Joel Pegg came within
one batter of throwing a perfect
game. A single in the third inning
was the only ball to reach the out-
field and provided Wiarton with
their only base runner in the game.
Pegg struck out 13 of the 22 bat-
ters he faced.
Wingham banged out 15 hits and
plated seven runs in the shut -out.
Shawn Fair led Wingham with
two solo homeruns and a single.
Creeden also crushed a solo home -
run to the opposite field and added
a triple and a single. Mowbray
ripped a triple and a single while
Baier and Pegg each slapped two
singles. Craig Baynton, Johnston
and Poll rounded out the hit
parade, eac#r rapping a single.
T BALL—About 30 tots on Belgrave T -Ball team played an exciting game against their parents Last
Thursday to wind up their season. Despite as few rule changes, parents kept their morale high in a los-
ing battle. Treats and other amusements followed the match.
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