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Waterloo‘s Tom Lobsingâ€" er placed fourth in the 1,500 metre race during the Onâ€" tario Invitational Track and Field Meet held in Oshawa on Saturday . Lobsinger _ clocked _ a 3:49.6, the second fastest for a juvenile boy (under 18 years of age) in Canada this Page 10 â€" Watertoo Chronicle, Wednesday, August 13, 1975 Joan Wenzel, a member of ® the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Track Club, has won the 400 metre run with a time of 53.7 during the Ontario Wenzel wins 400 metre run Lobsinger wins 1,500 race 14 Princess St. West 742â€"9582 or 742â€"7601 WATERLOO_BOWLING LANES Royal Canadian Legion NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP Daily 4:00 â€" 6:30 p.m. â€" 40° Game Your PICNIC RAINED OUT? Come Bowling We‘re Fully Air Conditioned For Faill Bowling Four Lanes open 7â€"9 p.m. Thursdays. for information call BOWLING â€" HINDY ME | OPEN BOWLING DAILY 10:00 a.m. â€" 11:00 p.m. Saturday 1:00 â€" 11:00 p.m. Sunday 12 noon â€" 10:00 p.m. FAMILY BOWLING Saturday, August 16, 1975 1:00 p.m. Hosted by Waterloo Branch 530 of the Royal Canadian Legion SANCTIONED BY THE C.T.F.A. Need small household repairs and don‘t know who to call? 1 will fix anything from the back steps to the front door. Mondays to Saturdays Evenings 579â€"4170 â€"576â€"8959 Seagram Stadium, Waterloo year. Winning this event was Quebec‘s Dave Hill with a time of 3:47.8. Improving his personal best by nearly four secâ€" onds, Lobsinger cited the excellent _ weather _ and track conditions,. as well as the fast early pacing, for his achievement. FREE ADMISSION invitational track and field meet in Oshawa. * In the 200 metre event Wenzel placed third with a time of 26 seconds. (BANTAM AND MIDGET} SERVICES presents the The Waterloo CHYM‘rs have grabbed the fourth and final playoff spot in Interâ€"City Fastball League action after they won a game against the Galt 76‘s in Waterloo on Sunday. Waterloo sailors place at regatta Waterloo won the first game 3â€"2 but Galt rallied in the second to earn a 4â€"3 win. The win gave the CHYM‘rs a winâ€"loss record Two Waterloo youngsters placed fiftn and sixth respecâ€" tively during the Western Ontario _ Optimist â€" Dinghy Regatta held at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Torâ€" onto during the weekend. Michael Kessler. 11, of 204 Cederbrae Ave. placed fifth in the event while Peter Lind of 78 Roosevelt Ave. was sixth overall. The Waterlbo CHYM‘rs defeated the Stratford Memorials 4â€"3 Thrusday night when they came up from a 2â€"0 standing in the bottom of the second. Above CHYM‘r first baseman Bob Mathies almost does the splits when he caught this Stratford short of first base. There were 26 competitors CHYM‘rs grab final playoff berth of 12â€"18 for 24 points while Galt‘s record is 8â€"22 or 16 points. x * Veteran outfielder â€"Ollie Almost‘s twoâ€"run home run to left centre decided the opening game Sunday for the CHYM‘rs as he deliverâ€" ed the clutch shot in the last of the sixth inning after Marty Myska had reached on a fielder‘s choice. taking part in the five races over a 1/4 mile course in Toronto Harbor. Both Miâ€" chael and Peter had just completed a sailing program sponsored by the Waterloo Community Services Departâ€" ment. The two were part ol aU youngsters from 7 to 12 vears of age receiving 25 hours of sailing instruction at the Laurel Creek Conserâ€" vation area. The instructors, Liz Spackman and John Visser. used three sailboats during the program. two Optimist dinghys and a Sabot. The dinghys were built by volâ€" unteers with funds from the Kitchener Optimist Club. of Dave Apel and Doug Couch led Gait‘s nineâ€"hit attack against winning pitâ€" cher Bruce Eccles with two singles each. Couch also came back with a pair of singles in the second game and shared hitting honors with Terry England who had a triple and single against starting and losing pitcher Ken Bruâ€" backer and reliefer Terry Reinhart. Steve Johns with a double and single. Rob Mathies with two singles and Doug Hill with a double led CHYM‘rs who led 3â€"1 at one point in the game before Galt rallied for the winning two runs in the last of the fifth. The CHYM‘rs fight for a playoff berth has not been an easy one as the Guelph Ingrams handed Waterloo a 10â€"5 loss during Friday‘s action. ~ The Ingrams scored five runs in the third inning and three more in the fourth. Six players had two hits each for Guelph, Earl Hayâ€" ward, Ron Robinson. Gord Abbott, Bill Carey. John Brown and Jim Hostetler. Hayward also had three runs batted in. Marty Myska led Waterâ€" loo with three hits including a double and triple. John Hussey and Fred Stroh had two hits each. Robinson was the winâ€" ning pitcher, striking out 12 and walking three. Ken Brubacher took the loss for Waterloo. Young wins swimming and diving Peter Young has won both the boy‘s diving contest and the 9 and 10 year old class in swimming during a competition held last week at the Waterioo Famâ€" ily YÂ¥MCA. About 35 voungsters comâ€" peted in the event sponsorâ€" ed by the Waterloo Comâ€" munity â€" Services Departâ€" ment. Winning the boy‘s Romana Ptak won the girl‘s 9 and 10 year old class while Rene Munk and Mary Young won their classes in the 11 to 12 year old division. In the 13 and 14 year old division Rick Filsinger won the boy‘s event while the girl‘s class was captured 8 and younger class was Mark Trodden while Joanne Hess won this division in the girt‘s class. Ey Lisa Gonsalues. 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