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For as long as it lasted, things went vefy well for the host teams of the first annu- al Bluevale relays. The Region of Waterloo Swim Club's Invita- tional Meet takes place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Wilfrid Laurier University pool. The ROW club will be hosting and billeting swimmers from Quebec and Nova Scotia in this "A" meet. All ROW swimmers. including Mike West and Victor Davis, will be competing. ROW also announces that Sandra Honour. one of Canada's premier distance freestyiers and the Canadian champion for 1982, has decided to Join ROW to train under the guidance of coach Cliff Barry. Waterloo CHYM‘rs shortstop Brian Schott appears to have forgotten something as he tries to tag Lou Nistico of the Burlington Cougars at second base, but actually the ball looped away as he was unable to handle a throw from home plate on the stealing attempt. Honour will begin with ROW on Saturday to prepare for important meets this summer as well as the 1984 Olympics. She also intends to study at the University of Waterloo this fall. ROW swim invitation Delayin , the So well, in fact, that the girls team from Bluevale collegiate fin- ished first over-all while the boys were The BCI girls to- talled 26 points before calling it a day after just 13 of a scheduled 28 events were run. In second place was Wa- terloo-0xford with 17 points, one point ahead of Waterloo collegiate. BCI boys were third overall with 25 points. Brantford collegiate led with 32 and East- wood was second with third in the rain-shor» tened event Saturday at Kitchener's Centen- nial Stadium. Bluevale midget girls teams excelled, winning the 400meter relay in 54.9 and the 1600 medley relay in 4:48.62. Stephanie Colmer, Gloria Keifer and Lisa Bater ran both races while Laura Coppolino was also on Stewart McKechnie, tuk., 0.LS. 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CHYM'rs tied Bur- lington Cougars 2-2 in the first game that did not have extra innings to break the tie, then won 3-1 in the second start. And field manager Glenn Moeser liked some of the things he saw. It was Just a double- header of two seven inning exhibition games on a cold Sun- day afternoon, but it was enough to give the Waterloo CHYM'rs their first taste of ac- tion prior to the start of the Inter-City Fastball League regular sea- son. Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff Some good' indications for CHYM’rs Thursday, CHYM'rs lanes. host Kitchener in an . exhibition contest at For more "h the lower diamond at Hillside Park starting WA" at 7 p.m. Sunday, they host Cambridge at 2 BOWL." p.m. on the same dia- " Prince mond in their league 886-29!» opener. Also new to the team are Reidt, a graduate of the Linwood juniors, pitcher-outfielder Mike Campbell from Forest, and Jack MacSorley. an outfielder from Ca- ledonia. “Dave Wheeler played well at third base," Moeser contin- ued, "and Terry Keel- ing looked very effec- tive behind the plate. Outfielders Luke Brown and Paul Reidt looked very effective." After the games Sun- day, Moeser signed re- turnee infielderout- fielder Dean Mussel- man and newcomer first baseman Rick Ar- nold, who last season played for Big Bill's in the Kitchener Fastball League. Included among the newcomers are Wheeler. from Cam- bridge and outfielder Brown, a university student from Oshawa. to a good early start. 'eat4tGutea-d See our new facilities, visit with our special guests. Brown In our craft gallery. Join us for attachments. "7dk asargate vRiiEfWfEa7IIII'IW, CRIB Box C103-W WATERLOO, OMTARto N24 326 (519) 884-4050 MONDAY, MAY 9TH, 1983, 4:00.6:00 PM. SUITE 160, ALLEN SQUARE 180 KING ST. 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