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Smiths Falls resident Brooke Henderson ended the long first day of the Golf Association of Ontario's (GAO) Investors Group Women's Amateur Championship, July 8 at the Brampton Golf Club, leading the field of the province's best female amateurs. After beginning the day with tee times at 7:30 a.m., heavy rain and thunder- storms brought the horn out at 12:27 p.m., forcing the 79-player field into the clubhouse until they resumed at 4:46 p.m. The 16-year-old Hen- derson, had many specta- tors out to see her in action. The Team Canada member was coming off a win at the Canadian Women's Tour Ontario event and finished as the Low Amateur and in a 10th place tie at the U.S. Women's Open just last month. She got out to a good start birding two of her first four holes, but dropped back to even par after bogeys on five and six. She was forced into the clubhouse while putting on seven and even though it was a long break, it didn't seem to phase her. Henderson went back out, birdied the eighth and then added four more on the back nine to finish five- under (66). Following Henderson was another Team Canada member, Bath's Augusta James, the 2011 Women's Amateur champion. The second round of competi- tion gets under way Wednesday. Another great night of racing action in all five divisions was set to go last Saturday night at the Brockville Ontario Speed- way as the second round of the Ogilvie's Auto and Fleet Triple Crown Series was on the card, on a night that saw some fantastic racing action. The 358 Modified por- tion of the Triple Crown was on deck first as Stephane Lafrance and Luke Stewart paced the field to the start of the 50 lap event. Lafrance would jump out to the early race lead bringing Danny O'Brien to 2nd as Stewart, Kevin Bates and Ryan Arbuthnot made up the top five in the early going. But once in front O'Brien was looking to make short work of the event as he was lapping cars at will and was out of sight of the leaders as the race approached lap 35. He would cruise on to the win with Ryan Arbuthnot nipping Lafrance at the line for second while Her- rington and Bryan Rogers rounded out the top five. Portland's Joe Banks was 15th. The Rookie division is always popular at BOS and Saturday was no dif- ferent. Adam Trickey would lead the opening lap of the event after starting in the fifth spot. On lap five, Trickey continued to lead but defending track champion Quincy Roberts quickly took away the top spot bringing Westport's Joe McNichols to second, setting up another classic battle to the finish. Both Roberts and McNichols have been running partial schedules in 2014 but when they show up they put on a show as they raced wheel to wheel over the remaining 10 laps. On the final lap Roberts pulled away and would hold on for his third win of the season. McNichols recorded his third straight runner up finish. Mike Best would hold on for third while Trickey and newcomer Terry Baird would round out the top five. Lyndhurst's Ron Day had some mechanical trou- bles and did not start. The Sportsman was won by Dylan Evoy fol- lowed by Shane Pecore, Jon Mills, Jessica Powerand Jason Shipclark in the top five. The Street Stock race was won by Todd Rabbe followed by Kevin Fetter- ly Jr., Brett Horner, John Gifford and Travis Andrews in the top five. This Saturday features a full show along with the Ford Dingwall Vintage Series and a 20 lap enduro. The green flag drops at 7 p.m. 10 – July 10, 2014 The Review-Mirror Scoreboard North Crosby Hall Board Euchre winners June 25 were: first, Wayne Derbyshire, 115; second, Bob Michea, 110; third, Cathy Bongers, 109; lone hands, Cathy Bongers, 50/50: Cathy Thompson, Doug Sum- mers, Linda McFadden. Winners July 2, were: first, Art Merriman, 112; second, George Sutherland, 110; third, Cathy Bongers, 108; lone hands, Dalton Arthur; 50/50: Frances Charby, Genie Price, Bob Michea, Earl McFadden. Six-hand euchre Wed., 7:30 p.m. Legion #542, Westport Euchre winners June 26 were: first, Wayne Derbyshire, 104; second, Victor Warren, 104; third, Marj Norwood, 103; worst luck, Marilyn Marshman, 62; draws: Dale Burns, Wayne Derbyshire, Lloyd Arnold, Terry Thake. Winners July 3 were: first, Dale Burns, 113; second, Gilles Gervais, 108; third, Mary Michea, 106; worst luck, Joan Hargrave 65, Bob Michea 65; draws: June Smith, Buzz Abel, Marg Stafford, Pat Corrigan. Submitted by Joan Thompson South Crosby Friendship Club Euchre July 7th 1st- Dave St. John : 2nd- Linda Barker : 3rd- Linda Ubde- grove Low Score--Pat Dorion : Lone Hands- Linda Barker : Door Prize- Janet Weeks Share the Wealth--- Dennie Muchmore : Anna Johnston : Murray Jack :; Jack Robertson : Linda Ubdegrove The North Crosby Tennis Club is having a 'Welcome' barbecue next Wednesday evening to bring together new and potential members to their refurbished courts. The gathering begins at 5:30 Wednesday, July 17 at Shillington Park and is an opportunity for the club to help members meet other members at their skill level for games. "As people identify if they are beginner, inter- mediate or advanced we can establish a phone list and e-mail," said club chair, Marty Crapper. The newly refurbished courts, in the US Open colours of blue and green, opened for playing again last month after rain delayed the completion of the work. "They are beautiful. Everyone who has come on them has been super- impressed," said Crapper. The new courts came about with a partnership with the township which has leased the facility to the club which is a newly incorporated non-profit organization. Memberships provide access to the courts out- side of programed hours which includes seniors play on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Non- members can also partici- pate by paying a court fee. For more information about the club look at their website www.nctennis.ca where contact information and fees are available. The Evergreen Juniors moved out of the base- ment with a big night in Evergreen's Thursday night men's league last week. Low gross was shot by Jordan Lynn with Tom Dodds scoring the best low net. Peter Vander- schuitt was closest to the pin. Winners of gift cards from Neil Scott of Bowes & Cocks were Pat Tobin ($100), Les Cliff ($75) and James Swift ($25). There is still some space available if you are interested in joining the league. Standings Leadbeater Retrievers ....35 WTC Communications....34 CWI Wire Yankers ..........27 Evergreen Elite ...............26 The Stoned Cove............24 Old Diamonds in the Rough 23 Evergreen Jrs. ................22 Limestone Construction ..18 Wolfe Pack......................16 Tennis club looking for new members for new courts Two men from Moun- tain Grove and one from Parham were fined a total of $1,500 for illegally catching and keeping wall- eye during the closed sea- son. Shawn Godfrey of Mountain Grove was fined $300 for angling for wall- eye during the closed sea- son, $100 for fishing with- out a licence and $100 for trespassing for the purpose of fishing. Peter Botting of Moun- tain Grove was fined $350 for catching and retaining one walleye during the closed season and $150 for trespassing for the purpose of fishing. Botting was also issued a court order that he must not fish for a period of one year. Richard Hickey of Parham was fined $300 for angling for walleye during the closed season, $100 for fishing without a licence and $100 for tres- passing for the purpose of fishing. The court heard that on May 2, 2014, the men were angling at a well- known spawning area near 4th Depot Lake, west of Parham. An MNR conser- vation officer had been conducting surveillance from a hidden vantage point when he witnessed the illegal activity. Their catch and equipment were seized. Justice of the Peace Fred M. Ross heard the case in the Ontario Court of Justice, Kingston, on June 24, 2014. Still some spots in BRLA's sailing camp The Big Rideau Lake Association has some spaces left for their sailing camp being held on Cow Island next week. The course runs from July 14-18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The sailing classes, for children between 8 and 14 years of age, are developed and delivered by qualified instructors through the Ontario Sailing Association's Boom Mobile Sailing School. They offer instruction in White Sail levels 1-3. The cost is $375. Participants need to bring their lunch but a tuck shop is available for snacks. For more information go to www.bigrideaulakeassociation.com or contact Jen Kelly at jen@bayviewyachtharbour.com or 613-272- 2787. Patterson third in Limestone Mile Elgin native Clay Patterson placed third in the 2014 edition of Kingston's Limestone Mile on Canada Day. The former RDHS cross country runner had a time of 4:28, just 13 seconds behind winner William Wilkie of Almonte. A Perth man has been fined $2,000 for a deer hunting offence. Douglas Kennedy pleaded guilty to hunting white-tailed deer in the closed season. The court heard that on January 4, 2014, conserva- tion officers found a fresh- ly killed doe in Kennedy's garage. Investigation revealed that Kennedy had shot the deer earlier that week during the closed season. The deer and the rifle used in the incident were forfeited to the Crown. Justice of the Peace Jacques Desjardins heard the case in the Ontario Court of Justice, Perth, on June 17, 2014. January deer hunt results in $2,000 fine Trio fined for early start to walleye season McNichols crosses the line in second for the third time in a row Henderson leads Provincial amateur Evergreen Juniors climb out of the cellar These two participants in the Big Rideau Lake Association sailing program were try- ing to get a handle on their craft earlier this week. There are still some openings in classes later this month. See the story below for more details. Photo by Jennifer Trant

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