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The Gdderich Minor Soccer Association sponsored a special
exhibition game bast Sunday at Agriculture Park when the Pee
Wee and Bantam division all stars took on'representative
teams from Mg staff at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. The
Pee Wees tied their match one all but tine Bantams handed
the G.P.H. staff a '6-0 defeat.—staff photo
Minorsoccer.
Exhibition games display skills
Last Sunday the exhibition
garnes between, the Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital and the
local Minor Soccer organization
at Agriculture Park ended in a
1-1 tie for the Pee Wees and a 6-
0 victory for The Bantarn
division.
()The Pee. 'Wee all stars,
playing only two times this year.
in exhibition:games, drew both
the contests. Against Galt 1-1
and 'the' G.P.H. 1 to'retairi an
undefeated record.
Last Sunday the Pee' Wees
played against.an, all male tearn
instead' of a mixed team as
planned, (to the masculine
disappointrnent of the Pee Wee
players who said they were
looking forward to playing , the
pretty female nurses who
chickened out at the prospect of
meeting the strong handsome
star studded Pee Wee. tearn. )
It was a hard garne for the
G.P.H. who forced the Pee Wees
. into a defensive garne but could
not penetrate and kick the ball
past the Pee Wee goalkeeper,
'Ernie IVhitchell.' -
Midway through the first half
of the game Tirn McLean and
Mike Milky penetrated the
G.P.H. defense and Gordon
Budny, playing forward centre,
smashed the.ball past G.P.H.
goal keeper Kaz Budny making
the half time score 1-0 in favor
of the Pee Wees. In the second
half the hospital staff managed
to . score one goal snaking the
final score, one apiece.
At half tfrne both teams got
together and enjoyed cookies
and refreshrnents supplied , by
the _ O,P,1i.. team. `Pee 'Wee
players were E. Mitchell, R.
Stoddard,. Chris Wood„ R.
Coulan, M. Mikly, G. Peters, W.
• Mitchell, B. Peterar/ G. Budny,
Tirn McLean, D. Donnelly, Dale
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If fathers are willing to have
a return game against their sons
the minor soccer organization
would be pleased to arrange a
garne next Sunday. They feel
this would be. excellent practise
for the All Stars before going to
Galt for an exhibition, game .
there.
Last year the fathers played a
garne.that. proved to be a very
popular event.'
The second gr . ie last Sunday
saw only nine E ntarns turn up
to play due .oto injuries. As a
result the Pee -Wee division
helped the Bin arns play the
staff team f G.t":H.
The Bantams settled down to
play excellent soccer Making use
of the open space. They
outplayed the'G•P.H. tearn who,
although willing and full of
spirit, could not snatch the skill
of positional play the Bantams
used. The forward line of ,'at
Conlon, Jed DeJong" and staff of
the day Dave Graf, who scored
three goals, show•top- notch ball
control. In- the first half the
Bantams scored five times
rnaking ,the half tirne score ,
Bantams 5 - •G.P,H. 0.
At the second half' it was
decided. to strengthen the G.P.H.
defence by playing Referee Carl
Moller as centre half and Joe
Drennan assumed the task of
refereeing the game. G.P.H.
defence of Mike Moriarity, Carl
Mt,ller and Kat Budny
rnanaged to stop at least 18
goals but Dave Graf penetrated
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by Ellen. Connelly
Spring is fine, summer is
beautiful, but the autumn seems
to be a cornbination of the best
parts of all the dther seasons.
–The .cooLlity sunsbine_dtiring
the day precedes fresh cool
sunsets.
Most golfers are getting even'
more tanned at this time of the
year by both the sun and the
wind. . I could go on ' and' on
about ray favourites time of the
yrar, so' I better get down"to this
Week's happenings.
The ladies had an extra
„challenge last Monday night.
Firstly it was back to school for
the younger set; secondly the
sun is beginning, to set a little
earlier each"week reducing the
plavtn�. tune. '
'ftowever, the girls were'equal to
the situation and completed
their final night on ,schedule.
Joyce Bolton led- the field
`fo1lowed.by DTa=rlene 'Crawford;*: -.
Shirley Baechler, Dianne
Crawford, Donna Fritzley, Ellen
Connelly, Shirley Strauglian,
Dianne Buchanan, Sylvia,
McGee and Donna Crawford.
the defence and scoffed his final
goal snaking the score Bantarns
6 - G.P.H. 0. '
• In the last three exhibition -
garnes t Bantams 'scored a
total of 1 goals. Bantams,.
three
goals were scored against them.,
The girls, realizing the
evening was the last of the
season, planned a super. fun -
filled -social -after the regular
play to wind up their most
successful Ladies' Night .... so
until next season!
Finally it happened; men's
night was rained out! Yes, on
their final night of the year the
weather man `decided to show
who is actually the boss. The
final men's night was re-
scheduled for Tuesday .night,
September 12. ' '
Handicap snatch play
continued during the week with
all garnes completed by SUrid'ay
night. The field is. 'slowly
reducing as a result' of some
tremendous 'play. Many snatches
are -4; oing. eta., ,extra hales:. -fir.
decide the wines• A'11 winners
- f -t to• -second rr ate --ar l<isted--
on the bulletin board. Please
check the sheet and get in touch
with your next opponent.'
.The Club Charnpionship
second qualifying round also
had a Sunday Night dead line.
Each round is gradually
separating the Wheat from the
straw as the saying goes, with
the, qualifying score slowly
lowering and reducing the
number of qualifiers.
The ladies; winning fn the'
'seri frit 'Y' verve 11;
Joyce Bolton, Shirley B echler
and Bet,. Sanderson. The Men's
results were:. Leroy _ Bedour, J�
Earl Routley, George Bolton
.and Ien_i - --Lassa ine._..
Congratulations and good luck
in the finals.
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