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Kicker As well as steer wrestling, the crowd at Mel Wakely's rodeo watched as cowboys rode Hill team takes Civitan bowling prize A Richmond Hill team won the Civitan Club Trophy Monday in the Midland Lawn Bowling Club's first invitational tournament Six teams were en- tered in the Civitan men's triples event, and per- sonal prizes were added to the winners' award. Floyd Perkins skipped Keegos' Hammer grabs twofirsts Jason Hammer of the Midland Y Kegos Swim Club placed first in both the 100 m. freestyle and 100 m. butterfly events at last weekend's Laurentian University Swim Club Invitational in Sudbury Hammer was one of 14 swimmers from the Midland club to qualify for the competition. He also helped teammates Hollister King, and Chris and Greg Vogt to a second-place finish in the senior boys' 400 m. freestyle relay. Tracy Hutton also turned in an outstanding performance in the senior girls' division, placing either second or third in nine of her eleven events. bucking horses in the old tradition. Staff photo xy LOOK FOR THESE > Ontario Sweers Hatfield, Green combine to win best ball tourney Chuck Hatfield and his junior partner Grant Gerow fired a round of 67 to win low gross in Saturday's Midland Golf and Country Club Junior- Senior golf tournament. The club's Junior Chairman, Paul Quilty, described the event as a"great success, the best we've ever had." Fifty- two golfers were entered in the tournament. Each pair of entrants, one junior and one senior, played Chapman two- ball: players hit each others' drive for the second shots, and the best is chosen for the third. Low net winners were the father and son team of Jim and Tim Tully, with 53. Other winners were: 2nd low gross: Chester Graham and _ junior partner John Quilty, 72; 3rd low gross Bill and Glenn Joward, 73; 2nd low net Larry Green and Dave Desroches, and Larry Banks and Owen Quilty, 58; 4th low net Leo and Jerry Richard, 59. Additional prizes were awarded to Jim Seldon and junior Brian Moore for lowest team putts with 28, Most Honest Golfers Patricia Marchand and senior partner Dennis Lemieux, and Youngest Golfers to 10-year-olds Dean St. Germaine and Jody Blanchard. 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