Zurich Citizens News, 1973-05-17, Page 16PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 1'7, 1973
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS - These three ladies walked off with top honours in the Zurich Ladies
Bowling League this season. Left to right are Mrs. Elgin Kipfer, high single, (333); Mrs. Jake
Schroeder, high average (200) and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, high triple (815).
"B" CHAMPIONS - The Ups and Downs emerged as "B" Champions in the Zurich Ladies Bowling
League this past season. Back row left to right, Mrs. Phylis Jeffrey, Mrs. Madeline Ziler, Mrs.
Nancy Rader, Miss Carol Grenier. Front row, Mrs. Irene Hartman, Mrs. Rosaline Schenk, and
Mrs. Betty Grenier.
"B" RUNNERS-UP- The Dominionaires were runners-up in the "B" division of the Zurich Ladies
Bowling League this past season. Back row left to right, Mrs. John Paul Rau, Mrs. Gordon Flay,
Mrs. Fred Morzmersteeg, Mrs. Wayne Horner. Front row left to right, Mrs. Theresa Stark, Mrs.
Lee Regier, Mrs. Jerome Sweeney and Mrs. Garfield Denomme.
Seven teams
entered in
Huron -Perth
The Huron -Perth Intermed-
iate baseball league will be
back in action this summer for
the forty-second straight year.
Glenn Webb of Dashwood was
re-elected president of the
league which is one of the old-
est in the province in its affilia-
tion with the Ontario Baseball
Association.
The vice-president is Len
Fawcett and the secretary -treas-
urer is John Livermore. Both
men are from Clinton.
It is expected seven teams
will be entered,
Ready to go are teams from
Exeter, Dashwood, Clinton,
Thorndale and Arva along with
two clubs from Walkerton. The
Bruce County town wishes to
enter a junior and an intermed-
iate "A" club in the Huron-
Perth,
Mitchell and Wingham were
in the league last year but
neither club has indicated it will
be back this summer.
Delegates at Monday's meet-
ing were enthusiastic about the
possibilities of again forming
minor leagues under the guid-
ance of the Huron -Perth.
A suggestion that all games
played under the lights at the
ball parks so equipped be rest-
ricted to seven innings was def-
eated.
The possibility of forming an
Umpire's Association for the
Huron -Perth was also discussed,
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