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The Provincials for the Y.R.C. 4 Stops to Stardom _ mnll -%nflww Fa:hiflhmw-nwn. Waterloo‘s Tom Lobsinger won the 1500 metre event Saturday at the Provincial Indoor Junior Track and Field Championship Meet in the excellent time of 3 min. 51.8 seconds, setting a Canadian record for juvenâ€" ile men. Lobsinger wins meet won their division with a three garoe score of 3197 with games of 1021, 1069 and 1107. On the team are lhw 615, Laurie Heideman 601 and Paula y with 581. The girls team had anâ€" uphill climb from the word go and finished in fine tashion. After the first game they trailed by 150 pins and going into the last game they were 100 pins down but then pulled together and gave it their best, effort to win the championship. They were coached by Dan Thomas another bowler that came up through the Y.B.C. getting his start in Sarnia and then moved to Waterioo to go to Univer; sity and continues to bowl in the Y.B.C. program. Finishing in second place was Olympia Bow!l from Cornwall with 3105 â€"winning the silver medal and Motor City Bowl from Oshawa were third with 3096 winning the bronze medal. The other winner from this area was Kevin Thomâ€" as from Victoria Bowlerama. Kevin won the Senior Boys Singles with a fine triple of 938. Kevin got off to aâ€"great start with games of 350 and 340 and never looked back rolling 248 his last game. Keâ€" vin‘s win was not a walkâ€"away as he was continuâ€" ally pushed by Bryan Tuck of Stouffville who bowlâ€" ed 909. Finishing in third was Yves Beauchemin from Cornwall who bowled 773. ~ > The other bowlers that will represent Ontario in the Canadian Championships are as follows : Bantam Girls Singles Won by Connie Dreher from Sherwood Lanes in Hamilton with 632, Lis Davidson of Markham was second with 626 and Brenda Arrand of London was 3rdâ€" with 605. Michele Bullock from Cambridge was seventh with 491. Bantam Girls Team _ Markham Centre, Markham won with 2461. In sSecond was Toronto with 2279 and Bramalea was 3rd with 2269. The Waterloo Lanes team finished fifth with 2214. wz Bantam Boys Team Markham Centre, Markham won with 2498. In second was Gatineau with 2447 and Sarnia finished . 3rd with 2301. Shakespeare finished fifth with 2227. Bantam Boys Singles Raymond Pazder who comes from Rexdale won with 636, in second place was Stephen Galâ€" lagher from St. Thomas with 537 and Mark Manax from London was third with 531. Jeff Tyvrdon from Waterloo was 16th with 363. Junior Girls Singles Lobsinger, 17, broke the YÂ¥vonne Kirkal of Newmarket won with 741, in second was Cheryl Glover of Chatham with 656 and Traeey Billings of Peterborough was third with 615. Jayne Schneider of Cambridge was fourth with 610. ~ â€" Junior Girls Team Toronto won with 2785 followed by London with 2758 and in third was Grimsby with 2746. Victoria Bowlerama was sixth with 2706. Junior Boys Singles 4 This was won by Bryan Campbell of London with 73%, in second was Mike Jacka of Blenheim with 694 and Deen Hergott of Kitchener was third with Junior Boys Team This was won by Cornwall with 2978 followed by Etobicoke with 2944 and Georgetown was third with 2873. Cambridge was seventh with 2765. Senior Girls Singles _ Pamela Rioux of Cornwall won with 854, Heather Johnstone of Woodstock was second with 733 and Chery!l Oldridge of Windsor was third with 711. Lori Witt of Waterloo was 13th with 609. Senior Girls Team Waterioo Lanes was first with 3197 followed by Cornwall with 3105 and Oshawa with 3096. Senior Boys Singles Kevin Thomas of Kitchener won with 938 folâ€" lowed by Bryon Tuck of Stouffville with 909 and Yves Beauchemin of Cornwall with 773. Senior Boys Team The Mountain Lanes team from Hamilton won with 3473. In second was London with 3399 and Aylmer finished third with 3368. Victoria Bowlerâ€" ama of Kitchener finished 10th with 3128. o. s *hb in existing record of 3:52.6 set by himself on Feb. 7 at the same track, located in the CNE at Toronto. Lobsinger pulled away at 1200 metres to finish the final 300 metres in 43.2 secâ€" onds, with St. Louis finishâ€" ing 1.5 seconds later and Hatherly a distant third. .. Mermners . of_ we <Sec. â€" ts > Hninigns._ intecmedlâ€"," thkiges boys: Patcr Jamicâ€"~ second juolos girls . " _ . ..m uafi*fi&-fimém .:"-: sm:,’iiv-:- Wfi‘m [ *# Waterloo Minor Soccer Association _ registrations will be held at Cedarbrae ning, bantam boys: Kennedy 27 and 28. Registrations . wi Minor Atom house league game scores With ~two . goals from Paul Way, the Black Hawks beat the Penguins 43 in the first game of the minor Ringette teams win tourney Waterioo‘s Ringette teams captured two gold medals and a silver medal during the Ontario Ringette Asâ€" sociation Western regional playdowns last weekend at Elmira Arena. _ The peéetite division won the title . over Kitchener 43 in the final game. In its preliminary games, it defeated Cambridge 7â€"0, lost to Kitchener 58 then won against Woolwich 7â€"6. The tweens division also defeated Kitchener in the finals 9â€"4. In its preliminary games, the team defeated Cambridge 92 then Kitâ€" chener 7â€"3. Belles obtained a silver medal when they lost to Kitchener 6â€"4 in the finals. In _ preliminary _ games, they scored 11â€"1 over Peneâ€" tang, lost to Kitchener 4â€"7 in overtime, then defeated Cambridge 7â€"3. The three, Waterloo teams will represent the region when they advance to the provincial finals to be held April 10 and 11 at Waterloo Arena against three other regions. We buy â€" paperbacks â€" comics â€" nat. geaegraphics â€" texts â€" alt. mags. old boo k ba cA Open Wed. 1 â€" 5 p.m. Thur. 1 â€" § p.m. Fri. 10 â€" 5 p.m. Sat. 11 â€" 5 p.m. 12 King N. Waterloo Soccer registrations starting _ * o mm Sm Sn‘ ~ -v-â€"-‘. wWwoe. mmwâ€" included:~: Peter® Hugng, ,vinke, third bastam girls; second in bantam _ boys:> Carmen . Ledvinka,. second be accepted April 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at one is encouraged to regâ€" ister early as registrations _ In order to accommodate Community Services Board almost 800 boys and girls, â€" This year, for the first W.M.S.A. requires more time, each age group‘ will n- house play on only one or two ~ fields at opposed to homeâ€" 3 _ fields which were scatterâ€" . & ed all over the city. e ' SCOl'eS" Allâ€"Star _ tryâ€"outs _ are finals. ~Sandy Veder and â€" Arni Jogi got the Hawks other goals. Penguin goals came from Steve Anderson with two and Kevin Hasâ€" kins with one. e In other semiâ€"final . acâ€" tion, the Aces and Knights_ tied 1â€"1. The Seals beat the Sabres 1â€"0 and the Kings beats the Leafs 3â€"2.) 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