The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 23

1 B11 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, July 19, 1989 Low Net; Joan Nichols, Hope, More about 63 5 War of 1812 Canada, 57 pnts; USA, 49 pnts. Top Shooters Of 1-Day Shoot Men: Jim Wright, Lillooet Ladies: Jane Leeson, Hinton Junior: Mark Hunter, Pr. Geo Wagner's triumphs Gymkhana is Softball RIDING CLUB July 16 Barrsls 1. Joanne MacRae; 2. Ed Larson; 3.

Lorraine Bowker; 4. Brigette MacKenzie. Polos 1. John MacRae; 2. Cindy Larson; 3.

Joanne MacRae; 4. Tabatha Lee. Stakss 1. Ed Larson; 2. Joanne MacRae; 3.

Tabatha Lee; 4. John MacRae. Koyhols 1. Amanda Lee; 2. Hannif Jen-nah; 3.

Cheryl Scott; 4. Ray Sullivan. Dlv. 2 Olrls Carole Preston 6th, 50m butterfly; 6th, 50m breastroke Amy Cranfield 2nd, 50m back Dlv. 2 Boys Robert Holmes 5th, 50m breast Dlv.

3 Olrls Meaghan Wickers 6th, 50m back RELAYS Dlv. 8 Boys John Bogunovic, Mark Yendall, Jarrod Cranidge, Stephen Toon 3rd, 200m freestyle relay Dlv. 8 Olrls BeeJay Kozak, Laura Knutson, Nikki Fryer, Maria Dostie -2nd, 200m freestyle relay; 3rd, 200m medley relay Dlv. 5 Olrls Nikki Fryer Runner up 'B' Aggregate; 1st, 100m butterfly 5th, 200m I.M. Maria Dostie 6th, 100m butterfly 6th, 100m back Dlv.

8 Boys John Bogunovic Runner up 'B' Aggregate; 1st, 100m butterfly 3rd, 200m I.M. 3rd, 100m free Mark Yendall 2nd, 100m back 4th, 100m breast 4th, 50m butterfly 5th, 200m I.M. Dlv. 8 Olrls BeeJay Kozak Aggregate Winner 'B'; 1st, 100m back 2nd, 200m I.M. 2nd, 100m 4th, 100m butterfly Laura Knutson Runner up 'B' Aggregate; 1st, 100m breaststroke 3rd, 200m I.M.

100m free (from Pag B9) pitcher Charlene Wright. Wagner's bats were white hot and the Dairy fielding crew treated too many hits like hot potatoes in an error-filled evening. Blank struck first in the third inning on a hit by Tenbrinke who beat her teammate Clupp to homeplate on a single by Archer. She stole home on a flyball. The winning pitcher, Bonnie Dawson ended the four run, four hit inning with a triple.

More than 100 fans watched the game at Monarch Park and were treated to a "color" commentary by league president Ron Wedel. Wagner's upped the count to 24 in the fourth inning that started with a homer by Kerr. Then Blank scored on a single by Clupp. Tenbrinke and Clupp rounded out the scoring for Wagner's. Dairy ended the inning and the match with its second run of the evening scored by Verschur on a base hit by Wright.

The highlight of the inning was a squeeze play that caught Lynn Neuman between third base and homeplate. In Dairy's 9-6 win July 6 to tie the series 2-2 it was Wagner's with the hot bat in the first inning taking a 3-0 lead. Runs were scored by Schwaer-zle, Zurch, and Archer. Clupp made it 4-0 in the second inning on a hit by Zurch and good defence limited Dairy to no hits, no runs, and no errors in the bottom of the inning. Wagner's jumped to a 5-0 lead in the top of the third inning but Dairy retaliated with three of its own to narrow the gap.

Brenda Warring, Verschur, and Grace Van de Velde scored for Dairy. Dairy took a 6-5 edge in the next inning with a trio of runs by Neuman, Vershcur and Van de Velde. Wagner's tied the game 6-6 at the top of the fifth and final inning when Meeres scored on a bunt by Blank but a nifty double play by Dairy limited the damage to one run. Dairy iced the cake at the bottom of the inning with Tamara Peters counting the winning run. Linda Kling and Kim Sabernagel rounded out the scoring forDairy.

Prlao Wlnnsra Flight Low Oroaa 1. Trudy Gerela, Newlands, 80 2. Maxine Hamm, Peace Portal, 82 3. Wendy Brereton, Pt Grey, 83 4. Isabel Rudd, 84 5.

Anna-May Taylor, Seymour, 84 Low Not 1. Dorothy Hunter, Meadow Grdns, 66 2. Janette Calder, Seymour, 66 3. Patsy Schellenber, Squamish, 67 4. Kathy Peterson, Chilliwack, 68 5.

Margaret Greenall, Pitt Mdws, 68 Flight Low Qross 1. Ina Drescher, Chilliwack, 91 2. Anne Polischuk, Pitt Meadows, 91 3. Marilyn Stachera, Chilliwack, 91 4. Sharon Zarowny, Ft.

Langley, 92 5. Mary McGillivray, Seymour, 92 Low Nat 1. Margaret Monck, McCleery, 67 2. Vivian Kozma, Seymour, 67 3. Deanna Ayotte, Newlands, 69 4.

Liz Roedde, Seymour, 69 5. Gwen Rosse, Chilliwack, 69 Flight Low Qross 1. Kay Harms, Chilliwack, 92 2. Win St. Remy, The Fort, 95 3.

Mary Maude, Seymour, 96 4. Mary Duchak, Chilliwack, 96 5. Jessie Hilbert, Chilliwack, 99 Low Nat 1. Chek Yano, Hope, 65 2. Tama Kawase, Hope, 68 3.

Doris Stewart, Newlands, 68 4. Dot Boxal, Meadow Grdns, 69 5. Carol Jenkins, Grandview, 71 Division i Pt Raiders 14 3 0 28 Mikes 14 3 0 28 Apex 10 7 0 20 Custom 9 7 0 18 Canex 8 7 0 16 Merchants 7 9 0 14 Bantams 4 13 0 8 Braves 3 11 0 6 Cascade 3 12 0 6 RH Atchelitz ...000 OOz 0 2 1 Mikes 301 04z 8 8 2 WP: Kremsater (8-3), LP: Joseph (1-1), HR: M-Skripnick (2). RH CalCustomlOOO 02z 1211 1 Bantams. .101 Olz 3 3 3 WP: Blank (9-7), LP: Beck (M).

RH Apez Ill 100 I 4 7 3 Martens 600 100 7 9 2 WP: Dawson (56), LP: Booth (5-3). RH Raiders 002 1 10 4 5 3 Martens 000 020 2 12 WP: Rooney (M), LP: Dawson (M). Black Powder Swimming DIVISION 1 P.H Juniors 000 000 0 0 3 0 Knights 021 001 4 8 0 WP: Jackson (M), LP: Galley(M), HR: Kn-W. Hall (1). Martens 020 010 0 3 9 1 Empress 0 00 020 1 3 3 2 RH Yarrow 000 034 I 7 6 1 Agassiz 400 100 I 9 4 1 WP: Fraser (7-4), LP: Brink (7-3), HR: Ag-Brink (1).

RH Juniors 102 000 2 5 9 4 Martens ...100 000 0 1 3 5 WP: Pow (6-5), LP: Ratzlaff (M), HR: J-Archibald (3). RH Empress 0 00 1 21 12 1618 0 Seniors 002 100 2 5 4 1 WP: Klebe (5-5), LP: D. Ell (2-6). DIVISIOH 2 PI Premdor 15 5 0 30 Pioneer B.S 13 3 1 27 Jesperson's 10 7 0 20 CFB 8 10 0 16 Cheam 5 12 1 11 Athletics 1 15 2 4 RH Jespersons .230 010 0 6 7 0 Premdor 00 1 000 0 1 3 2 WP: Marshall (5-2), LP: Poole (9-1), HR: J-Jardine 2 (2). RH Pioneer 216 40z 1313 1 Cheam 004 OOz 4 6 2 WP: Reynolds (5-1), LP: Basok (4-5 1, HR: P-Kerick (1), Peters (1), Slade (2).

WILLY'S WILDLIFE SLOW PITCH (Beer League) Standings WITH Ernies Lizards 13 0 1 26 G.S. Stucco 11 1 1 23 Stotties Rhinos 11 0 2 22 Willys Outlaws 10 1 1 21 Walden Log Homes .9 1 3 19 Wavan 9 0 3 18 VicronDrywall 8 0 4 16 Appliances 7 1 6 15 Royal Rowdies 6 1 3 13 Airport Flyers 5 0 6 10 Olympic Flame 11 0 2 10 Magazine 5 0 7 10 Unruh's Alpine 4 0 8 8 Doc's AutoBody 3 1 9 7 Homers 3 1 9 7 Spindaleers 3 1 8 7 Friendly Mikes 2 0 9 4 Talisman 2 0 8 4 VM Dreamers 0 0 11 0 Pacific Brewers 0 0 14 0 MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS DIVISION 1 Pt Knights 11 6 2 24 Agasiz 9 5 3 21 Yarrow 9 6 1 19 Annies Jr 9 9 1 19 Empress 8 8 2 18 Martens 6 9 1 13 Seniors 4 13 0 8 Chilliwack Stingrays at Haney Invitational Swim Meet July 15th 18th Results 8 A undor Oirls Natalie Sanders 'A' Aggregate Winner, 1st, 25m butterfly, (New Pool Record); 1st, 25m free; 1st 25m breaststroke; 1st, 25m back Sandy Gillespie 3rd, 25m back Dlv. 1 Girls Kimberley Laghina 'B' Aggregate Winner, 1st, 50m butterfly 2nd, 100m free Dlv. 1 Boys Gordon Gillespie 2nd, 50m breaststroke Golf 17th Annual Black Powder Buffalo Shoot July 18, IS, 17 Orand Shoot George Sneddon, Chwk; Mark Hunter, Pr. George.

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