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Soccer News
GoderichUiiited loses
4-3 to Oakridge squad
Hand me .another box of tissues, folks!! Another game •
down the tubes : lost by a score of 4-3. Some "bummer", eh?
In the beginning of the first half, we were up 2-0. Brian
"Fleet Foot" Allen, had scored these two beauties (with
some tremendous back-up from the team) and we figured
this as a good -omen. Phooey on good omens! ! Oakridge
rallied sufficiently to leave this half safely theirs at 3-2:---'•-,
(They, sure stomped on our egos!)
We really hustled (or tried to) in the last 45 minutes to
regain our prior^ firm footing. (To pun or not t:':hat is
the question!) Oakridge was not about to let this game fide
by them and they further established their securit by
placing another goal in our net. United was slowly co ing
• apart at the seams; o desirecwa sthere�butlteamut solidit owes,
no challenging. y
not and when the united front has disintegrated, no single V
player can accomplish the work, of the other ten.
During 'the remaining minutes of this half, we Uere
warded a penalty kick (long coming!) and with hopes high,
watched ' as "Big" John Gottschalk placed the ' ball
squarely it net. United's efforts doubled to at least retrieve
some ground to tae up the game, but this idea was swept
away with the soundier 5t the 'referee's whistle, Doom! !
And Gloom! !•! ,
So, people we are unhappy with this state of affairs and we
shall now fight like crazy to keep our top position in the
league standings, There's work to be done and by golly, •
.r, we're gonna work our little ..,,,. legs off ! ! !
The Police Falcons lost again also; with the exact same
score as 3rd's: 4-3! ! Godericih United sure sticks together
through win and lose! -
This game was a bit different though; Goderich was -down
3-1 in the first half and they rallied in the second half to tie
the score. The first half goal was a good ole Gordon
McLellan ``special and the second was• scored by Larry
Donnelly. The third and tying goal was slammed in by Brian
MacKenzie. We had .a. few guys playing with injuries
(troti'pers one and all!) and only ten in the lineup, yet these
fellas played to the hill and their earnest} -.desire was very
apparent and allowed them to retrieve enough ground to
give the London Hungarians 'B' quite a match!
Ili the final seconds of the game the opposition scored the
'-'last goal of the day to take'the game -,.but the Police Falcons
at werethe big winners in spite of this. They worked hard and,
steadily and despite their aches and pains, asked for no
quarter and gave none.
"Player -of -the -day" is Larry Donnelly who played with
genuine "savvy" and worked like a demon! "Sportsman -of -
the -game" is Wayne "the train" Sheardown: he played all-
out solid soccer and he covered the turf .(and his man)' with
Wayne like doggedness! ! Way to be, 4th! Neither team
plays next weekend. •
The weekend of •September 6th, the 4th Division plays in '
London against the Olympians 'B' at 4:00 p.m. On Sunday
they again play the Olympians (re -scheduled game) at 2:00
p.m. at home. The United 3rd play also on Sunday at home
against the Yugoslav -Canadians at 4:00 p.m.' Come on out
y' all: to see us is to love us ! !
Tune in United and turn on to soccer.' God.bless, keep fit
' and stay happy.
Fastball.
formers
at Varna
Some of Huron County's
finest Uastball playing farmers
will meet on this coming
Labour Day. Monday for thea`
first annual Jason County -
Farmer Boy baseball 'tour-
nament, to be held' at Hully
Gully near Varna.
. Competition to the admission
free event', begins at 1 p.m.
when the Goderich Township.
team takes on the Stanley
Township team,and that game
will be followed at 3 p.m. when
a team from Colborne Town-
ship battles their equals from
Hulled Township.
The winners of those two
games meet head-on in the
finals at 5 p.m., with the winner
taking home the T.B." Allen
Trophy,'
Dave Neilson, president of the WOAA, presents the • Pee Wee Zone
Goderich Legion Pee Wee captain Danny Maiiiet. (staff photo)
Love ya much,
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A wining comhioation
The Goderich' .Legion baseball team proudly ,displays- the
trophies it won as, championsf Zone C of the Royal Canadian
Legion, District C and WOAA Pee Wee C. Members of the team
include •(front row from left) Randy Graham, Larry Kelly,
Brian Shewfelt, Willie Denomme, Del Mitchelmore and Larry
ifk
Madge; (back row',from left) Manager Howard, Carroll, Rob
McDonald, David Moore, Ted Doherty, Dan Maillet, Rob
Trebish, Jim Costello, Mark Rowe and Coach Tom Thompson.
Absent were Mike Hodge and Kevin Fangrad. (staff photo )
Sailors in tight race for season trophies
The 'Goderich Sailing Club
hosted this .year's Dominion
Roads Challenge Trophy, race
for off shore yach•ts.Aug.Irst
23 drawing ' elktrants ,fr'am -
Goderich, Grand Bend and
Bayfield,
High winds and rough seas -
taxed the abilities of the
competitors and three Grand`
Bend boats emerged the victors
in Division One of the ,race.
Bud Jones.., brought the Sand-
piper across the line, for the
overall win with Felicity and
Demo 7 'close behind. In
Division Two John Kane and
Barry Deathe brought the,
Checkmate across the winners
followed by George Robertson
in the Satin Dpil and Jim Hovey
r ,
in tile Abott 22. •
Cruising boats from the
Goderich club competed in a
•special race from Goderich to
Bayfield and,back oh Augiust 17.
Ron Lee nursed the -Fancy
across the line for first place
followed by George Robertson
in the$atin Doll and John Kane
in
the Checkmate.
Fireballs in the club corn
peted off the entrance to the
Goderich: harbor on the same
day. Two races were°run and
the -competition inthis class for
. the season's total points is
developing, into a tight race. In
the first race,,Geoff Langford°
finished first in the S.M.V. 35
seconds' ahead of Paul Parsons.
George Penfold brought the
Jingle Balls across for a third...
In' the second race George
Penfold and his crew Marilyn
Pe-nfold captured first ahead of
Paul Parsons : who :finished
second • and Geoff 'Langford,
third;
The contreboards4ire'closing
in on the end of their season and
the sailors are 'jockeying for
points f(r their season total: •
The class had two ' races to
compete in on August 17. In the
first race John Watson finished
'first and Pat Shanahan second
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