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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-10-30, Page 25�!t F,I lCS sir at. tai i E !r� if you are thinl1ing about 'W ceding a Sailor game later in the season, don't be sur- prised 14f they are playing odt of town en the night you Want to go and see them play, The schedule is Structured in such a way that the Sailors play the majority of their home games at the beginning of the season. Then theyareorirthe road for the majority of their gamesinthe second half of the season. In November they play four home games. This Friday night, Nov. 1 would be an oppor- tune time to take in some action when the Sailors host the first place Hanover Barons. If they play like they have in the last two games then it should be quite a contest. They play two home games in December and January and only one in February. I'm not saying that the Sailors won't lose another game all season or that they are a flawless hockey team, but what I am saying is that they have worked hard to become a Sorry for th! error This past week as I .was sorting through the, correspendance that came across my desk. I noticed that I was included in the Goderich Elevator Bantam game write up. Most would be flattered, but I was a little shocked. Here is what the end of the game sheet said. "In last weeks paper it was reported by a writer in the Signal -Star sports department, that in a game against Strathroy there were 90 minutes in penalties and that the Elevators took most of these minutes. Also it was Stated that the game was played in Strathroy. In actual fact the game was played in Goderich and there was a total of 50 minutes in penalties with Goderich taking 28 minutes." 1,apologize to the, Bants=11eva\t far MY m tal("e QUO—MUSA lit prattles. However IA my defense thin oversight of where the game was Played was not al!ogether;my fault. $ nee t le the;begiunir g of the season 1 am .,malting all issue Qut of this concern. I cannot read arable, pig-latip or any other foreign language, although I did take a little French in high school. The seoresheet in question, read like something from another planet. If one has to spend 30 minutes deciphering the coded messages to find out where the game is played, something has to be done. The scoresheets should have the date at the top and the score clearly marked. The players numbers who score goals should be clearly visible in the appropriate area on the score sheet. I also invite correspondence from some of the leagues. The week the mistake in the penalty minutes was made, I had to go through approximately 22 different score sheets. Cheerleading Clinic to be held Final plans have been made for the 5th Annual Ontario One Day Cheerleader Clinic to be held at Martingrove Collegiate In- stitute, 50 Winterton Street, Etobicoke, ( Toronto) Ontario on Saturday, Nov. 16. Organizer of the clinic, Susan Henderson, Cheerleader Advisor at Westway High School in Weston, said she is pleased to have the World Cheerleader Council return for the annual clinic because it provides an op- portunity for area students to receive in- struction from this Internationally known staff of professional cheerleaders. Henderson explained that the WCC offers a program of cheers, chants, songs, pom pom routines, technique, crowd control, sportsmanship, appearances, conduct and. when and what to yell. The World Cheerleader Council is con- sidered one of the foremost Cheerleader Organizations in the World. Their staff of, college and professional cheerleaders have traveled throughout the United States and Canada conducting clinics and camps for over 14 years. The program will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. Lunch is included in the clinic fee for all pre -registered students. Students Ontario riders compete in Local Ontraio riders travelled to Drum- monville, Quebec to compete in The O'Keefe ATV Indoor Supercross to take on the wild and crazy riders from across Quebec. Competing in the four-wheel class were Steve Boyd from Gownastown, Chris Baren- dregt from Pt. Stanley and Chuck Collins from Varna. All three riders were on Suzuki Quadracers. Collins also rode in the Expert 0-250cc three-wheeler class. Steve Boyd pulled the hole -shot in his qualifying race and lead for four laps until he went wide on a sliding corner and was taken by a Quebec rider on the inside. He settled for second position, which moved him into the quarter finals. At the start of that race Boyd had a bad start and was not able to make up the difference. He finished in fourth place but this did not give him the chance to go on. Chris Barendregt and Chuck Collins went head to head in the third qualifier, Collins pulled the hole -shot and stayed out front from start to finish while Barendregt diced it out with the Quebec rider to finish in third. Both riders moved on the quarter finals. Barendregt and Collins riding in separate quarter and semi finals won all of their races. The Final consisted of 10 laps with the best riders, 2 from Ontario and the rest from Quebec. Collins started on the inside and Barendregt was two grids down. Collins pulled the hole shot and was followed very closely by a Quebec rider. Barendregt got caught up in a turn with a couple of riders. Collins went on to lead the race for 9-1/2 Zaps registering late will be required to purchase lunch additionally. The program is open to all students - ages 12 to 18 - whether elected cheerleaders or in- dividuals interested in learning more about cheerleading for future tryouts. Students interested in obtaining more in- formation about the clinic, or to register, should contact Susan Henderson, Westway High School, 10 Denfield Street, Weston, On- tario, M9R 3H1 or call 416-248-0223. They may also contact the WCC, 7001 Wildgrove, Dallas, Texas 75214 - phone 214-321-4331. Deadline for registration is Nov. 11. Quebec when on the last turn he was bumped off the track by the second place rider, who went on to first place. Collins got back on the track out of the straw bales to take second position overall in the four wheel class. Barendregt finished fifth overall. In the Expert 0-250cc 3 Wheel class Collins the only Ontario rider competing won his qualifier, quarter final and semi-final. In the final which was run after the 4 wheel final, Collins still upset about the disappoin- ting second place finish in the 4 wheel final, didn't get the hole shot but was able to pass the leader in the whoop -de -dos to take the lead. Daniel Couture riding a very- well prepared Honda tried to apply some pressure to the first place Collins but there was no way that Collins was going to give up the victory in this class. All Terrain vehicles race at Hully Gully Sunday, October 27th the Hully Gully track will be rearranged into an ATV style track for the Ontario All Terrain Vehicle Associates Championship race. Once again with $1,000.00 purse, trophies, cash prizes and valuable points for the 85 season up for grabs, all parts of Ontario will be showing at Hully Gully this weekend. It plans to be an exciting weekend of racing with 8 different classes running, from the "Out -of -the -Field" class right up to the alcohol -burning open rnodifieds all on On- tario's premier natural terrain ATV race facility. Local riders taking part will be Bryon Boyce of Clinton, Paul Farquhar of ('lint on, Brian Dale of Seaforth and the Allan Brothers of Exeter, all looking to take home the gold. Sunday morning there will be a pancake breakfast at 9 am with time trials at noon and races begin at 1 pm sharp. This will be some of the best 3 and 4 wheeler racing you have ever seen - don't miss it ! ! ! Hondas take seven points from Firebirds The top bowler for the Firebirds was Mildred Cook with 505 followed by Susan Hiusser with a 467 triple. The Hondas took seven points. Jean Bannister bowled 500 followed by Sheila Brownlee with a 494. Il- ene Sillib was top bowler for the Caddies. 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