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A little over turd *pelts remain in the
regul .' scbedu..te of xne�n's' slowpitch and
already the tattles are• heating up. One
quick glance at,•the standlkigs shows how
close the divisional splits are. A closer Welt
reveals some problems. There are four
more win's than losses.,and an odd.number of
tie games. Both are impassible! Please con --
,
on, tact Bruce Baker if you find an error in your
teams record.
Play-offs will hopefully begin the week
following the tournament, the first weeltend
in August. Teams will be split into three
divisions A, B and C, of six teams each,
(based on point standing). Each division
will play a complete round robin within their
own division - a 'total of five games per
team. This round should be over -by the
Labour Day Weekend: Based on point sten-
ding from the. round- robin, the bottoms tufo
teams in each division will be eliminated
and a best two of three series will occur
between teams ore and four and also two
and three with the higher placed team hav-
ing the home game first and then alter-
nating after that. The two winners from
each division will advance to the divisional
championship in a best two of three series.
The standings show all sorts of potential
,for ties in position. According to the slo-
pitch constitution, the games between the
teams that, are tied will be used to break the
tie. If that still results in a tie, the league
looks at run differential between the teams
that are tied. If this again fails to break it, a
coin will be tosse(ovided it does not result
up for playoffs
in elinin tion otherwise they will play a Port Albert Bulldogs 2 10 2
points separating the last six teams and two Goderich Chrysler 13 10 - 3
separating the top four, the above process is );irises Road House 13 9 4
bound to be used. Little Bowl 12 8 3
Separating the regular schedule from the Goderich Auto Sales 1 2 8 4
play-offs, is the Sixth Annual GMSL Goderich Gas Rite 11 7 4
Slowpitch Tournament. Gary Nicholson is Canadian Tire 12 6 6
the chairman this year. He and his commit- Coyotes 11 5 6
tee are working hard to raise funds needed Century 21 12 5 7
to improve the slowpitch facilities in town. Murphy's Green Machine
This year's version features 48 teams' in two 11 4 7
divisions, and $5,000 in prize money ( based - Local 1863 11 3 8
on team entry). Ultra Mar 12 . 3 9
GMSL STANDINGS TO Garb & Gear 13 2 ' 9
JULY 14 Dearborn 11 1 8
Team. GP W L T Pts
Goderich Elevatorsl3 11 2 0 22 Sifto Salt Shatters 12 1 9
Ideal Supply- 11 10 1 0 '20 Renegades 12 1 9
sudden death gamle or series. With only two
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The fourth night of harness racing
Thursday, July 12 at Goderich Raceway was
successful due not only to the warm
weather; but also to the fact that it :was
Blanket Night. Ten local merchants donated
blankets to the winning horse of each race -
making competition between • horses
stronger.
Fred Sadler once again proved that he is
the driver to beat at Goderich, Raceway. Of
his seven drives .of the evening, Sadler suc-
cessfully drove three horses to victory. It is
interesting' to note that each of the winning
horses are those that he owns and trains.
Sadler started the night off strong. Winn-
ing the first race with Sassy Dakali in 2:07.1.
It was Sassy Dakalis' second win in two
starts at Goderich Raceway. Fred was back
in the bike for the third race and again he
proved himself a winner as he'•guided Dwye
to a close win over Mayfair Lasalle in 2:05.4.
In the ninth and feat a race, Sadler
steered Penns Smart Kid o a victory of
three and a quarter lengths' - showing that
Sadler's horses continue to dominate this
class. Garmor Natalie also owned by Sadler
was the two-time winner in this class - with
Natalie not enterg�cl on July 12, the race
. seemed to be wide open for a favorite, But
despite strong competition Dela Dawn,
driven by Randy McLean and Joella's
Knight; driven by John Muir, Penns Smart
Kid was by far the best pacing the mile in
2:06.
Come to the races!
GODERICH RACEWAY
Thursday, July 19, 1984
Post Time 7:45 p.m.
Race -1 PACE
Non Winners 2 Races or
$1500 Lifetime
KIM MATHERS
HIGHI.AND ASCOT
WINDSCREEN
JACKIES TEDDY
TARAVEILE
BYE BYE TIDE
Race -2 PACE
Claiming 95000 With Allowances
DWYE
BROADIANE WAYNE
MACKS FARRICA
• DEEP RUN SUPER
MERHYWOOD 11Z
VIOLAS WOE
Race -3 PACE
Maidens
NATURE
BENMILI.ER JOE
MIKES DOD(;ER
ARNIES BECKY •
TWILIGHT BUDDY
DALLAS KATE
BANQUET BOY
DALLAS COWGIRI,
KEYSTONE KINCAID
Race -4 PACE
Claiming Handicap 82000 - $2500
With Allowances
SUNRISE BINGO
ROMEO.SGIRI.
KRISTIN KAY
NOBI E AMY
OPTIMARA
BILLY SKIPPER
BECKY HI
• Race -5 PACE:
Claiming $3000 With Allowances
0 0 CHRISTOPHER
HUMBER
HI(; SHOT CHARLIE
HIGHLAND OVATION
CHI mom MUFFIN
I ISSAS G IIt I .
SASSY DAKAI.I
Race -6 PACE
Claiming Handicap $2000 - 52500
With Allowances
Purse:550
R. Mathers
C. Young
H. Battin
R. Windsor
W. Mclean
Purse: 650
F. Sadler
R. Henry
D. Morrissey
W. McLean
• R. Battin
W. McLean
Purse: 450
R. Battin
R. Vanstone
J. Muir
A. Campbell
R. Windsor
('. Fisher
H. Jerry
W. German
D. Morrisse)
Purse: 500
J. Muir
R. Windsor
C. Crandon
F. Sadler
• R. Henry
R. Battu:
'V. Kennedy
Purse: 550
J. Flynn
A. Mooren
W. Preszca tor
.1. Muir
R Battiri
E. Sadler
Purse: 500
LADY SCARLET
ILDERTON STAR
JAY BEE SCAMP
HANK DEMON
BENNETT LANDING
REX G AMES
CHANCEY DODGER
Race -7 PACE
Claiming $1500 With Allowances
For Horses That Have Finished 3rd
Or After In Their Last 3 Starts F. Sadler
YVONNES JEFF B. Vanstone
PRINCE BYE BYE V AAston
F'LY. FI.Y DAN AV. Kennedy
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COUNTFIJA V.
KMennedy
GARMOR ENUFF J. Mar.
R J MISTY Henry
SQUARE ARM R. R.
Henry
MARY JO SCOT H.I sirs
TERRIFIC EISTON pH. Ipster
Race-8 PACE .
450
Maidens J. Muir
SPRINGTIME FLICKA
FREI)DIE FLANAGAN
NATHAN$ LASSIE J. Lester
UNCIJI..MEL D. Morrissey
J A JIE1. J. Flynn •
RANGERS IMAGE V. Vanstone
BENMIIJ ERSHEI.I EY W. Mean
RUWHSTIC
VELVET TIDER. Henry
RUSTIC EPurse: 750
Race -9 PACE.
Non Winners Of $950 Last
Starts AE N -W Races
Or 54500 Lifetime, AE
Optional Claiming 7000 With Allow R. Battin
PETER WAVE
SETONS CHOICE R.
Windsoror
THOMAS WHITNEY J. Muir
IOELLAS KNIGHT F. Sadler
GARMOR NATALIE
DELA DAWN W. Mclean
RUSTIC HEI.ENE R. Henry
Race -10 PACE Purse: 450
Claiming $1500 With Allowances.
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W. McLean
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J. Muir
R. Henry
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Purse: 450
T. Card
M.. Ftbell
R. Woodburn
R. Henry
R. Gudmann
W. Yager
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J. Duckworth
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Goderich trainer Gord Kerr also had a
very successful night. In the fourth race
Highland Ascot; owned by Brian Kerr and
driven, by Ross Rattin, won its first lifetime
start in 2:10.2, narrowly defeating Gorlyn
Acres Scram Socks and Campbells Whipper
Tide. Noble Amy, also trained by Gord
Kerr, won her third start in a row at
Goderich Raceway.
The seven year old mare owned by Koop
De Groot of Goderich and driven by Ross
Battin proved just how tough she could be,
pacing the eighth race in 2:0&2. Noble Amy
Mas moved up in class for Thursday July 19
and it will be interesting to see how she fares
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mile of the night. The three-year old colt set
a new lifetime mark of 2:04 at Goderich
Raceway last Thursday. Despite facing
older and more experienced Horses in the
seventh race, Linlor ' Rodger driven by
trainer Brad Vanstone came out on, top -
with the quickest mile of the evening.
There will be 10 harness races again
Thursday July 19 at Goderich Raceway. The
feature race of the evening is the ninth. It
hosts a full field of seven horses. Sadler's
two-time winner Garmor Natalie returns to
give the other horses & chance to break her
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