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Sports
Curling League heads
into playoffs Thursday
Cam Bogie and his Forester— team
returned triumphant from the Canadian
Foresters Championship to battle once
again with some rnore "down to earth"
teams in the Goderich Industrial League,
Cam and his rink still finished on top,
however, with a record of 14 wins and only
one loss. It seemed quite prophetic that
their only loss came when they had to use a
substitute team to play for them while they
were away in Brantford two weeks ago.
The 1863 team were the winners in that
one.
Cam's rink consists of Jim Hawkins,
vice, Roger Moore, second, and Bill
Koran, Lead. They will square off against
Jeff Harrison and his Super -Shell team
this Thursday in the final Bonspiel .of the
year.
Jeff Harrison Will have a chance to
redeem himself, as he let Cam -defeat him
in their game last Thursday, in a close,
last -rock battle.
In other games last Thursday, the 1863
Union team narrowly- defeated The Port
Albert Ice Cubes 4-3, -and the- Sifto Salt
Evaporators 'nudged Victoria and Grey
7-6.
In an extra end game, the GDCI Vikings
let a win slip out of their grasp and let the
Elementary teachers in, 7-6.
In the nine o'clock games, Phil Main
Junior skipped his Viking Vets team to a
big 10-2 win over the Lady Foresters, skip-
ped .by Vickie, Culbert, while John Orr's
Health team handled the Hospital team,
skipped by Ken Englestad, 7-2.
ON THE -
RDGKS
at the Maitland
The GDCI Teacher number 2 team had
some difficulty on sheet four and the
Maitland Lady Golfers defeated them 7-5.
•The other GDCI Teacher team had a
close game with Jack Kellough and his
Legion team, but managed to stave off a
last -end come -back to win 7-2.
This winds up the regular play for the ,
Thursday night Industrial; and now the
play-offs begin, starting on Thursday, and
continuing on Saturday, March the 29th.
The league is divided into two categories.
for this bons i :with -the first ••to eighth
Tai is in the A division, and the
016th teams in the B division. The
ision teams square off at 7 pm Thurs-
, while the B division teams start play
9 pm.
Che final standings -in the league are as
ws: "A" DIVISION: 1. Foresters, 2.
place
eight
A di
da
-ati
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Viking Vets, 3. AM&G Hospital, 4.
Goderich Legion, 5. Local 1863, 6. Port
Albert Ice Cubes, 7. Huron Health Unit, 8.
Super Shell. "B" DIVISION 9. GDCI
Teachers No. 1, 10. Lady Foresters, 11.
Elementary Teachers, 12. GDCI Teachers
No. 2, 13. Victoria & Grey, 14. Sifto Salt
Evaporators, 15. Maitland Golfers, 16.
GDCI Vikings.
St. Patrick's Bonspiel
held at Maitland Club
After weeks of enthusistic preparation
the 13th Annual St. Patrick's bonspiel
began to unfold as the first draw took to the
ice on Friday, March 14 at 7 p.m. A feature
of the committee this year were the recent-
ly arrived members Marika 'Howard and
Shelly Schriner who brought their energy
and fresh approach to planning the
popular bonspiel. -
Opening the two-day bonspiel, M.C.
Wayne Steward welcomed curlers from
across Ontario. He outlined the special
events, beginning with the Paddy's Hat
contest sponsored by King's Book and Gift
Shop. A green bowler was wore by the
teams making double take-outs (not in-
cluding two of their own stones''") The
Nephew family were the final wearers in
the First Draw and the Murdock family
team won the prize in the second draw.
The delicious aroma of Mrs. Mulligan's
Stew ( Leslie Zolob) met the curlers corn-
ing off the ice. Punctuating the games
,were, draws AO, raffles.),alt t!► ell-swpaorted.
Don McKenzie, as draw master, did a
good job of sorting .out the winners and
losers which were as follows: -First
draw, -1, Skip John Garrett, Dana Garrett
and Skip Marjorie Charlton; 2, Skip Nancy
Nephew and BobMike and Gerilynn
Nephew and 3, Skip 'Les Colbeck, Lois Col-
beck, and Don and Lenore Bridge. -
• The winners of the second draw were:
Skip Dan Durst, Kelly Schriner , Doug
Mackie and Emily, Crew; 2, Skip Myles
Murdock, Sean Murdock, Sharon Murdock
and Cathy Hamilton, 3, Skip Bill. Pike, Col-
leen Pike and Ann Steward.
As M.C. for all the festivities Wayne
Steward was suitably voluble and kept the
action at a lively pitch. The Oink and
Groan Joke contest was followed by prize -
giving and dancing.
Committee members were: - Marika
Howard, Kelly Schriner, Leslie -Zolob,
Beth Main, Holly Doherty, Doug Mackie,
Wayne Steward, Paul and Eileen
l3eauchemin,
Goderich, Tykes win Huron -
Perth title on the weekend
The Goderich Tyke hockey team travell-
ed to Hensall last weekend to compete in
the Huron Perth Tier II Tournament. On
Friday night they met up with a tough
team from Clinton and lost 6-Q.' But on
Saturday they redeemed themselves
defeating Exeter 4-0. Nathan Ross, J.D.
Kirk, Jeremy Cox and Jeff Good scored for
Goderich: • -
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With a bye into the finals, they came up
"against Zurich and dominated the game by
a.6-1 margin. J.C. Kirk scored three goals
with Leo Courtney, Tim Powell and Jeff
Gond adding singles.
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