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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-12, Page 8PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1981 Dressage horse qualifies for championships Bristol Cream, a six-year- old thoroughbred owned by Dr. and Mrs. D. Leeper and ridden by Marlene Leeper, qualified for both the Ontario and the Eastern Canadian Dressage Championships by achieving a score of 62.17 and placing sixth at the. Amberwood Farms Recognized Dressage Show in Gormley on ' Sunday, August 9. Top score in the field of 33 entries was 65.31 and the competition included such riders as Lorraine Stubbs, a member of the Canadian Olympic Dressage team. The. Eastern Canadian championships will be held August 29, 30 at Humber College in Toronto and the Ontario Championships will be held in London on. Sep- ,tember 12, 13. Positions final Monday night'O Industrial Fastball League action determined the final postions and placings of the four Goderich teams for the Annual Labour Day Tour- nament. They .are, in order of placement, Lakeport Steel, McGee Pontiacs, Fisher Builders, and Goal's Sports. The drafting of players to complement the tournament teams will take place later in August. The league congratulates these teams and wishes them luck in the tournament. Raceway schedule - Aug. 13 RACE NO. 1 Purse $450 JADELIGHT RJewitt HIGHLAND CLASSIC B. German DAVY JOHN B. Battin HOPEFUL PAT R_ Williamson ADORABLE LUCK R. Mason HIGHLAND ETHIC R. McLean MR. STATE HILL 11. Battin AE1 ' NANCY MEADOW G. Roebuck AE2 EMMA C I.FF J. Duckworth RACE NO. 2 Purse $450 JAMBO FLO J. Pollard DEEP RUN SUPER W.O. McLean HILEA BILLY K. Coates HILLS DREAM F. Jewell NOBLE AMY R. McLean BETTY SCRAM C. Fisher BENMILLER FLASH R. Vanstone AEI FLY N EMPEROR AE2 AMESSHADOW RACENO. 3 CHARLIE WINDSOR GOLDEN HENRY ADORABLE PAT R. Windsor TBA Purse $400 J. Duckworth J. Muir R. Henry BIANCAALMAHURST . R. Battin LINLOR LIZ 13. Vanstone WILL'VAN TIGER J. Wallace EARLY DOL B. Woodburn AEI MANOTICKS VICTORY TBA RACE NIL S BRONZE .F:F.. K C COUNTESS HILEA RAY HONEST GLENTON MISS KRISTA HAL EASY FASHION GRAGCJENO. S JOHN ROGER WINDSPUN SCOTTIE MAC TORR POPULAR LYNN DEEP RUN SKIPPER SCRAM SUZY A F.I Purse 5600 R.McLean J: Muir R. McLean TBA ' R. Henry R. Henry F. Sadler lei R. Battin R. McLean TBA R. Battin' W.O. McLean R. Henri MANOTICKS VICTORY TBA RACE NO.6 Purse$500 JOLLY KILLEAN • G. Roebuck ARNIES STAR QUEEN J. Muir SING OUTS HOPE R. Battin SUNRISE BINGO SWIFT HONEY MARLYSS CHECK CORDON ROUGE AE1 YVONNES JEFF AE2 MISTY PEBBI FS 11. Henry W.R.•McLean R. Battin J. Pollard F. Sadler J. Muir RACE NO. 7 Purse $600 CLASSIC DREAM R. Mason JOSIE DOO LITTLE R. Battin DELL RIDGE DUSTY F. Sadler HURON SKIPPER ' B. Woodburn LUCAN BOY C. Young DEEP DIVE R. Jerry OMAHA CREED R. McLean RACENO.8 Purse $600 SCARLET DAKALI • J. Muir I M BRADLEY R. McLean DONNAS BEST D. Jewitt TOWERLINE CRICKET G. Roebuck ENSIGN DUKE R. Battin ARROCHAR RUTH R. Henry MUGGINS F. Sadler RACE NO. 9 Purse $2500 Ron Feagan Memorial Invitation Pace WILLVAN JAGUAR MR JON BOB FUTURE FORTUNE ROYAL BRAT ACTION -KNOB PAPERBLOWER ARGYLE TRIGGER RACE No.10 ARNIESJERSEY JANICE RAY MOOSETIME PAULJ JEFFREY HI WAYCOB HARLO CHAMP AEI BETTY T FREEDOM AE2 MISS HY RIVER R. Lindenfield R. McLean ' R. McLean B. Wellwood B. Richardson TBA C. Young Purse $400 R. Battin R. McLean R. McLean R. Williamson R. Mason J. Walker J. Watt R. Henry F. Sadler Bantam catcher Matthew Buchanan misses a tag at home plate as a Wingham runner scores during Monday night's first WOAA playoff game bet*reen the two hardball teams. Wingham Won 84. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Almasi top junior golfer at sunset The Sunset has been buzz- ing with activity these last few weeks, with lots of vaca- tioners and members enjoy- ing the course. It is great to see so many of the young people out, receiving lessons, and I'm sure they are very thankful to,• Paul and others who are helping' them get off to a good start. On Monday, July 27th, the winners for the Juniors were: David Alanasi, . Matt Wilkinson and Scott Stokes. Scott Garrow had the least putts. On , August 4th, men's night, Tony Bedard had low gross; while Bill Chisholm was the low net winner. Tony also won - closest to the pin. First flight went to Bob McDougall, Don Armstrong and Paul Baechler; second flight winners were Ken Hall, Kerry Willows and Ron Stanley; while Jim Crawford, Tom Moore and Cliff Kennedy were third flight winners. Congratulations to Ron Stanley who was a prize win- ner at the Listowel tourna- ment. August 5th, the Sunset had another junior day with David Almasi again taking the winning spot, followed. by Matt Buchanan and Scott Stokes. Ray Bedard did the best putting, while the chipp- ing prize went to David Almasi. On August 6th, several ladies went to a tournament in Stratford. The winners of prizes " were Verna Kane, Thora McCabe, Mary Ann Dempsey and Ellen Connel- ly. Verna and Thora were also the winners of the best ball team. Congratulations girls! The ladies' night winners, first flight went to , Joyce Boltgn; second flight, Joan antams off on wrong foot The Goderich Bantams got off to a bad. start in the first game .of their WOAA Ban- tam D hardball best -of -three semi-final Monday evening With a 8-6 loss to Wingham. • .The Wingham team came out hitting "in thele first two innings, racking up seven of their runs off starting Goderich pitcher David Almasi. • Darrell Madge scored the local bantams' first run of the game in the bottom of the second. He was walked; then' made it to third on hits Terry Bean and Shawn Ra bek. ` • While • Matthew Buchanan was at the plate; Madge stole home for the • Wingham got their eighth run hi the third inning, leaving Goderich to , chip away at the lead. Trevor Erb scored in the' third • and Robbie Gibbons got home in the. fifth to make the score 8- .3 t The sixth inning saw the boys manage three runs, but they couldn't , keep their momentum going " in the seventh and they dropped the.decisiori. Darrell Madge Scored his second run of the game, followed by tallies by Shawn Rahbek and Matthew Buchanan. • ' Robbie Gibbons had the most hits for. Goderich, going four for four, while Ken Linney had three hits. Jim Keller shared pitching duties with David Almasi; and the two allowed 19 hits and struck out ten batters bet- ween them. Members of the Huron County Branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society are shown congratulating the winner of the "Race Against MS" at Goderich Raceway on July 30. Rio Command N, a nine-year-old horse driven by Greg Darnell, paced in 2.07.2, His winning effort earned him half - of the $800 purse as -well as the blanket and a trophy. The race track raised over $700 for MS through purse donations from the horsemen, selling roses and draw tickets on two Bulova watches. Feature race at the raceway this week is the Ron Feagan Memorial Invitation Pace for a purse of $2,500. (Wilson Custom Photo) CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS E- F • PRACTICAL CAREER TRAINING FOR AN EXCITING FUTURE NOW - TODAY - is the time so set your sights on a rewarding, interesting and satisfying career. Take the practical step to an exciting future. ENROLL NOW FOR SEPTEMBER DAY OR NIGHT CLASSES TRAVEL COUNSELLING & TOURISM EXECUTIVE SECRETARY LEGAL SECRETARY Li ACCOUNTING FINANCIAL AND PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE OFFERED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OUR CAREER COUNSELLOR TO -DAT CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF OuSINESS LTD. 692-9520 210 DUNDAS'ST. 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