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Jennifer Kraemer lead Waterloo at the plate going three for four. Wtauloohadadmneetowinthegameint.befinnlinning, but lefithehnulo.dodwhenSharonCareylinedmtothe Stratford shortstop. Novice girls tie and win . & Wed. 10 â€" 6; Thurs. & Fri.10 â€" 8 Saturday 9 â€" 5; Sunday 11 â€" 4 _Athletics enjoy life on the road On Saturday, May 23, at 10:00 a.m. the undefeated eight players will compete at the Legion, while the remaining players will be competing at J.R.‘s Billiards in Waterloo. On Wednesday, May 27, at 1:00 p.m. the five players remaining will be competing at the Legion in the semiâ€"finals, while the finals Of the 24 remaining players, eight are presently undefeated, while the remaining 16 are in the second round of the double elimiâ€" nation tournament. Snooker event marks 40th Eight players have been elimiâ€" nated from the first annual Kâ€"W Snooker competition being held at the Waterloo Legion, as well as J.R.‘s Billiards. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1992 â€" PAGE 45 Hoh1, son of former world horseâ€" shoe throwing champion Elmer }'iohl who will demonstrate his will be held at 7:00 p.m. The Snooker competition is beâ€" ing held in conjunction with the Legion‘s 40th Anniversary celeâ€" bration. Activities have been planned for every day of the week commencing May 24 to May 31. On Wednesday, May 27, they will also feature "Bob Sinneave" Canada‘s number 1 dart player, who will demonstrate his techâ€" nique and accept some local chalâ€" lenges. Also on hand will be Steve horseshoe throwing technjque;, using his portable horseshoe pits. Other sports celebrities will also be on hand for autognpm" h.s,"et‘c-