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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-05, Page 37P4GE 10A—("sODERICH: SIGNAL -STAR, womsbokicareiza 5,1983 Ontario Minor oc This hockey season marks the beginning of the Ontario Minor Hockey Associations 50 years in organized hockey. The Associa- tion which has, grown from seven teams to 2,100 are planning many events for this season and will kick-off the celebrations at ey Association is 50 years old the Annual Banquet at the Royal York on October 1. All living sttre surersnt presidents, lpast be secretaries, past honoured at the luncheon following the morning meeting. Frank Selke Jr., well known hockey announcer, has agreed to act as M.C. for this special event and a feature of the presentations will be honour- ing Dr. Roger Matchett, the only living member of the original executive, along with 16 other past officials who have in - With the golfing season drawing to a close, Sunset Golf Club has its champions for the year already figured out. The ladies' who did exceptionally well this year are: I left to right) Della Bedard, gross champion, Shirley Baechler, runner-up; Mary Lynn Telford, runner-up in the handicap competition; Marlene McDougall, runner-up in the Sunset Mini Bowl; Ellen Connelly and Ruth Bushell, two -ball champions; and Gwen Trebish, runner-up in two - ball. Absent from the picture is Joan McDougall, two ball runner- up and handicap winner; Joan Barrie, Mini Sunset Bowl winner, photo by Anne Narejko ) Sunset's men's champions are ( left to right) Brian Reeve, winner of "A" flight two -ball and runner-up in first flight gross; George Williams, runner-up in "B" flight two ball; Larry McDougall, runner-up in second flight gross; Don Armstrong, winner of first flight net. (photo by Anne Narcjko) WHERE ARE ThOSECARS THAT LONGER M -W MOTORS! VTOWO A car you can believe in. 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Pee Wees defeated The Goderich Legion PeeWees lost the best three out of five series in the W.O.A.A. finals to Hanover. They went down to a 9-3 defeat and came back fighting, but lost the next game 2-1. After losing the first game, Goderich started off their second game with Scott Garrow hitting a single and Andy Orr reaching base on an error, but Garrow was left on third and Orr on second at the end of their half of the first inning. Hanover, on the other hand, had their first two batters walked, and the third reached base on an error. These three runners scored, giving them a 3-0 lead at the pod of the first. The top of the second saw Jason Million and Chris O'Neil walk, followed by doubles by Garrow and Bill Whetstone, scoring three runs for Goderich, but those were all they would get as the Hanover bats went to work, taking a two game lead in the series. The following game was a defensive battle, with Hanover doing their damage in the second inning, scoring two runs. 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