A mixed pairs/ladies pairs lawn bowling tournament, sponsored by Downtown Pontiac, was held last Tuesday, June 16 at the Parks Lawn Bowling Club.
Results of the tournament are as follows:
First place - Ann and Joe Dorsch, of St. Marys - 3 wins, 46.
Second place - Glennis and Glen Keene, of Stratford - 3 wins, 37.
Third place - Rita and Wayne Wright, Thamesford - 2 wins, 46.
Fourth place - Kathy and Charles Townsend, London - 2 wins, 40.
Other teams came from Seaforth, Exeter, Mitchell, Goderich and Embro. The club thanks event sponsor Downtown Pontiac for a great day.

•Last Friday’s racing at Delaware Speedway Park was cancelled due to inclement weather.
The decision was based on severe weather warnings which were in effect for London Middlesex in the afternoon and evening, the severe showers and lightning forecast in the area, and the impact to the facility.
Track officials determined that they would be unable to complete the event.
This Friday, June 26, the Delaware program features a 142-lap Late Model race (the Partsource 142) as well as Delaware Super Stocks and Demar Aggregates Trucks.
All three St. Marys racers—Scott Lindsay, Matt Humphrys and Shawn Johns—will be hitting the track in their respective divisions.

•The eight teams taking part in the 6th annual World Fastball Invitational in Monkton, July 2-5, include: Kitchener Rivershark Twins, Saskatoon Aspen Interiors, the Farm Tavern from Wisconsin, and the South Perth Men’s Fastball all-stars in Pool ‘A’; and the New Zealand Black Sox, Vancouver Grey Sox, Midwest Stampede from Iowa, and the Jarvis Gamblers in Pool ‘B’.
All the action starts Thursday, July 2 when Kitchener plays Saskatoon at 7:30 p.m., just after opening ceremonies.

•On Wednesday, July 1 at the Drayton ball diamond, an exhibition game will be held between the three-time world softball champs from New Zealand and the South Perth League all-stars. Game time is 7 p.m.
Admission is only $5, and people are asked to bring a lawn chair as bleacher seating is limited.
It’s a tune-up game for the New Zealanders, who will be heading to Saskatoon for the 2009 ISF Men’s World Championship, July 17-26.