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Page THE HERALD Wednesday June Kinsmen Softball League produces excellent results ByDEEDEEIIAYNES Herald Special The players have been com peting in Kinsmen Girls Softball for three weeks now with many excellent scores resulting JUNIORS On May Youngs Pharmacy slipped past Smoke Shop 3025 Smashing in the homeruns for the game were Lynn Hayes for Youngs and Becky Coffin Andrew Pollock Mandy Forbes Robin Snelling and Danielle Van Dyke for the Smoke Shop Game stars were both teams who played excellently for their first game of the season In the other game occurring Insurance out hit Pools 3431 Bagtrippers were hit in by Marie White Ashley McMahon Neil and McLean all of Again both teams played so well for their first game they were named the game stars May 30 saw two very close games again from the junior competitors Delrex Smoke Shop narrowly escaped the grasp of Insurance 3228 Homerun hitters and game stars for Smoke Shop were Forbes Heather Pollock and Andrew Pollock Claiming the game star honours for was Candice Moncton The same week Pools came up three runs short as Stan dard Products finished on top Knocking in the homers for Standard were Laura Willis and Katherine Leonard Willis and Leonard also claimed the game stars for Standard while Adrienne Lambert and Elena McLeod were the stars for Nikkis Rounding out the first three weeks play on June saw Nikkis Pools and Standard Products on top of their competition walked over Youngs Pharmacy 3427 Game stars were Ashley McMahon with three homers for and Moore for Youngs Standard Products slipped past Dunlop Insurance by three runs resulting in a 3027 score Game stars were the Dunlop team and team member Angela Cornell and Standards home run hitters Carley Chrichton Hutzal Chantelle Roberts and Kfltheryn Leonard The executive of the Kinsmen Girls Softball League would like to welcome our Junior Coaches to a new season and wish them the best of luck in the coming season Our coaches for the season are Monique Campbell Dunlop Insurance Ron Pools Laurie Tutt Youngs Pharmacy Susie Williams Standard Produts and Monica Mastalerz SmokeShop INTERMEDIATE Action and excitement are again abundant in our In termediate division as the players and coaches are prepar ing for an eventful season Beginning the season in winn ing style were Pictures and Presents and the Optimists Pic tures and Presents walked away with the first victory of the season as they clobbered Rapid Print Knocking in home runs and claiming game star honours were Jennifer Armstrong for Pic tures and Presents and Nolan for Rapid Print Also on May 23 Optimists slip ped past Lodge Game stars for this matchup were An drea Borg of Elks and Jenny Carter of the Optimists May 30 saw two more unequal matchups Elks Lodge regained their confidence as they almost doubled their opponents Dairy Queen Hitting In homers for Elks were Moore and Teri Barber Game stars were Moore and Robin Ransom for Dairy Queen In the evenings other bout Op timists outplayed Halton Rapid Print 2411 Slamming in homeruns were Amy French and Becky Armstrong both of the Optimists Game stars were Halton Rapid Prints Heather Boyd and the Optimists Jenny Charters On June there were two closer games and match ups that saw Dairy Queen and Elks Lodge victorious Dairy Queen narrowly escaped Optimist 1912 Hit ting in the games sole homerun was Karen Hannah of the Op timists Game stars were and Lisa White of Dairy Queen In the Elks LodgePictures and Presents match up Pictures came up short as they lost 177 Home runs were bashed in by Sheri Buker 2 and Krista Peacock both of Pictures and Presents Game stars were Moore of Elks and Peacock of Pictures and Presents The executive would also like to welcome our Intermediate coaches and wish them the best of luck for the coming season Our Intermediate coaches are Tye Tutt Dairy Queen Penny and Molly Moore Elks Lodge Michelle Nolan Rapid Print Gerry Osborne Optimist and Don Peacock Pictures and Presents SENIORS The senior division is quickly filling up and the league would like to welcome any girls who are interested in signing up for a season of house legaue softball to join on Tuesday evenings at the Georgetown Black Widows win and lose Powderpuf f matches MAY 29 Black Widows 8 She Devils Widows had a curse on the Devils right from the start with Debbie triple Wendy FarrowReeds double and two each for Denise Deborah Gilmore and Hewson good pitching from Stacey Hamilton and Debbie and an excellent double play by Ferryman Week of mixed results from Alcott Tennis Club The Gordon Alcott Tennis teams have a week of mixed results with the Jr Boys taking six sets out of Andrew Elliott had Mitera split 61 Tom Dembie and Ryan Brain split 57 75 Paul Dallison won as did Chris Morisawa The Jr Girls will play at a later date The Ladies A played Spr ingfield In three sets Chris Steen and Ann Kennedy had Sandra Pun and Joanne Van Den Hoek had 16 Sandy Lewis and Jans 36 In three sets Ouida Graville and Eileen had for their win The Ladies C played Bronte and split the points Bev Eastwood and Margaret had Agnes Lawrence and Mary Hughes won in three sets 36 Francine Dembie and Trudy Roy won 63 64 Prior and Norma Maynard lost in three sets 61 36 The Mixed against Ontario Racquets had a sweep taking all six points Dean Jackson and Kevin Neill 63 76 Dave Harris and Rory Kennedy in three sets 62 36 76 Bernie Kent and Rene March three sets Chris Steen and Mike Hurley 76 Pauline Kent and Ken Kavanagh 64 Ouida and Eileen Saville The Mixed played Bramalea John and An dy Humenny had 46 AJ Robitaille and Andy Paschalis won 62 Gary Lewis and Ed Van Den Hoek had 26 36 Audrey and Murray Jans won in three sets 76 64 Deb Koster and Bill Kent had Sandy Lewis and Joanne Van Den had 16 The FatherSon Mother- Daughter tennis event will be played on June and 14 evenings and June 15 in the afternoon and possibly June 16th in the morning if necesary Call Norma at 8778918 for further information After three weeks of House League play Yvonne team is out in front Devils just couldnt pitch their forks even though Jeanne Brookes smashed out a triple Elizabeth Doell hit a double and Kim Kirk along with Teri were stealing bases the Widows managed to put out the flame Tonys Tarts Green Monsters 11 Lets do the mash the Monster Mash was the Tarts theme as they chalked up another one with doubles by Glenda Hansen Laura Raine and Rhon da Ritchie who also mashed out a grandslam Along with Laura Raines triple and a nice running catch by Mary McLaughlin Monsters tried breaking away with a triple by Lisa Switzer a double by Carol Hillock also go ing three for three a nice double play by Julie Hilts and by Lori Sargent and Cathy Seat on Orange Peelers 11 Travelling Blueberries Peelers skinned those berries with doubles from Sharon Cater Tracy Gruter Monica Mastarlerz and Jan Walker along with great pitching by Monica Nancy and Anne Travellers couldnt get their suitcases in time even though Laura Crazier hit a triple and RBIs were sent in by Brenda Bennett Laura Crazier and Wen dy Watson Peelers sent them travelling again MAY 31 Outlaws Black Widows We didnt know the bats were loaded cried Widows as Outlaws broke loose with a huge lead Leading the gang was Sharon Zmija with a triple following on her heels was Kathy Dawson and Debbie Davies both with two doubles Also Dawn Broadbent Penny Cassista Lynda Chadwick Betty Fendley Maybury each shot off a double with Pat Herrington and Shipley attacking defensively and Susie Williams stealing bases Widows shows effort with doubles by Tammy and Yvonne along with double plays by Robin Richard son and Smith but the trail was clouded in dust She Devils 8 Champagne on Ice Devils popped the cork after their first victory as champagne bubbled over the brim with doubles by Elizabeth Doell Kim Kirk and Colleen Costello with sparkling pitchers on the mound Doreen Dobbins and Chris Styles and great defence by Elizabeth Doell and Ruby Gingras gave Devils a good reason 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