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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-05-21, Page 28PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1986 Mar El Patsy, a six year old pacing mare, owned by Lionel Kloss of Goderich, has won her last three starts in a row at Windsor Raceway. Ken Hardy of Lucan has driven the mare to season earnings of $10,830 and a lifetime record of a very fast 1:58 and four-fifths. Mar El Patsy's career earnings now stand at more than $31,000. GDCI Vikings wrap up first place in standings The GDCI senior Vikings nailed down first place in the final standings of the Huron -Perth Conference soccer league with a pair of victories over Wingham and Stratford Central last week. The Vikings finished their eight -game schedule with a record of seven wins and only one defa''their first place finish en- sures home field advantage for the Vikings in the playoffs this week. Today (Wednes- day) the Vikings meet the fourth place team in a sudden -death semi-final to be played on the soccer field inside the racetrack at Agricultural Park at 2 p.m. - The game will be played there because the WOSSA Track and Field events will be tak- ing place at the Vikings.' regular field. The Huron Perthsoccer final will be played on Friday. If the Vikings qualify, it will be played on the GDCI field. The Vikings defeated Wingham last Wednesday 4-2 in Wingham. Todd Graham scored two of the Goderich goals, one on a penalty kick, to pace the Viking attack. Nicolas Glatfeld and John Graham scored the other Goderich goals. Forwards Dar- ren Doak and Grant Garrow and fullback Wayne Bos had strong games for the Vikings. Against Stratford Central, the Vikings played one of their best games of the season. The score was tied 1-1 at halftime. Todd Graham scored the Vikings' goal, heading in a corner kick by Grant Garrow. Paul Schweyer tied the score before the end of the half, but the Vikings scored twice in the second half to win it. Nicolas Glatfeld, an exchange student from Germany who has been a valuable addition to the Viking side, used his burn- ing speed to outdistance the Central defenders for his goal and then Grant Gar - row's corner kick went in off the Stratford keeper's hands for the third Goderich goal. Centre half Juergen Schulz was a domi- nant factor in controlling thegame for Goderich. Goal keeper Kevin Telford also was solid for the Vikings and his ag- gressive play took many potential chances away from the Stratford team The junior Vikings finished their. season with a record of four wins, two losses and two ties. Their playoff status depends on the outcome of other games Friday for which results were not known at press time. The junior Vikings played to a scoreless draw against Wingham last Wednesday, Larry Leppington, the Viking keeper, played a strong second half to earn the shutout. Calvin Knight, at fullback, John Kalbfleisch, at half back, and Ken Webb, at his forward position, all played well for the Vikings. The junior Vikings lost to Stratford Cen- tral 3-1 here Friday. Todd Clarance scored all three Central goals and Jim Kelly got the only Goderich goal. Bedards dominate first men's nights at sunset After the long winter break most of the familiar faces are back to ensure another season of competition at Sunset Golf Club. For those whose game may have become lax over the winter months, take full ad- vantage of the. driving range to spruce. your form and the putting green to tame your enthusiasm. Enthusiasm was evident as the first and second Men's Nites showed a good representation. Low Gross for the day on May 6 was Tony Bedard and low net Tom Stuart- Low gross first- flite saw Pete Stan Teichert spotlighted and low net was ...•..,•- Connelly. -Other fine showings in the first flite were Bob McDougall and Tom Moore. Low gross in second Hite was Bob Durnin and Bob Boak low net. Fred Jewell and Leon Gaynor also played fine games in this flite. In the third flute, low gross was secured by Greg Jervis and low net was captured by Mike Lajuenesse followed by Dick McLean and Harold Refflinghaus. Not to be outdone, the second Men's Nite on May 13, saw Issy Bedard rise to the -top with the low gross for the day and Bert Corbett followed with low net. In the first Hite, Tony Bedard captured low gross and Allen MacDonald low net. Pete Teichert and Leroy Bedour also displayed their pro- wess in this flight. Second flite winners were Fred Jewell with low gross and Hap Hall, low net. They were followed by Ron Bushell and Larry Gaynor. Low gross in third flite was Don Fuller and low net was Tom Stuart with Harold Cook and Richard Schoemaker rounding up behind them. The official Men's Opening Day was held Monday, May 19. Despite the .rain, forty odd die-hards came out for a day of com- petition. The winners were Carl DeGran- 4is; Ron Levincky, Rnh Dickson and Tad Teasdale in the first group with a score of 56. Tied for second place with a score.of 59 were Tom Moore, Stan Connelly, Don Fuller, Marty Buchanan and the group 'consisting of Larry Gaynor, Leon Gaynor, Brian Stewart and Ken Straughan. Ladies' rates results have not as yet been posted but they will appear in next week's column. Don't miss the'Mixed Two -Ball on Sunday, May 25. The tee -off is at 4 p.m. and a Pot Luck Supper will follow. Hopefully this event will be governed by better weather. Now Swing those Sticks in '86! Women's fastbali league returns to six -teams Women's fastball is alive and well in Goderich. The 1986 season promises to be a good one with. the addition of West Wawanosh and the Fantasy Islanders bringing the league total to six teams. The returning teams include Goderich Elevator, Art's -Landscaping, Lucknow and Benmiller. The Elevators kicked off the season defeating Benmiller May 5. Denise Mit- chelmore was the winning pitcher while Connie and Sandy Willis shared the mound duties for Benmiller. Jan Rutledge and Louise Brown led the Elevators with three hits each in four at bats. West Wawanosh dropped a 5-3 decision to the Elevators May 12. Mitchelmore and Heidi Elliott shared the win while Joyce Thompson went the distance in the loss for West Wawanosh. Diane Melick led the Elevators offensively hitting a triple and double in two at bats. Action resumes May 26 with Lucknow playing in Benmiller and Art's plays Goderich Elevator at 9 p.m. at Agriculture Park. West Wawanosh will play Fantasy Islanders Tuesday, May 27 at 9 p.m. in Goderich. In order for your game report to be includ- ed in the weekly league write up, women's fastball team reps are asked to call Diane at 524-2614 before 5 p.m. Friday. Minor hockey needs volunteers The executive of the Goderich Minor Hockey Association is looking for any in- terested individuals willing to assist the organization in any capacity. The associa- tion is looking for coaches, assistants, managers, trainers and people just in- terested in helping out during the 1986-87 minor hockey season. While experience would be a'n asset, can- didates need only possess a measure of en- thusiasm, some leadership qualities and be Goderich Bridge Bill Duncan and Ralph Kingswell com- bined for 1301/2 pointslto take first place in a ten table Mitchell game at the May 6 meeting of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Aelian Weerasooriya and P.K. VenkitesWaran were second with 125% points, and Chris and Brian Reeve third, With 121 points in the East-West division., Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly teak the North-South division with 127 able to work with children. The minor association executive hopes to carry on with the implementation of a basic skill development program at all age levels this year. For information or applications, contact the Goderich Recreation Department or GMHA president, Brian Hoy at 524-8347. Ap- plications may be returned to the recreation office or mailed to the secretary of `the GMHA at Box 25, Goderich. N7A 3Y5. Club results points, with Evy McDonagh and Frank Donnelly second with 120 points. At the May 13 meeting, eleven tables competed with Joanne Gilchrist and Lee Ryan coming out on top with 133 points and • Marg Hall and John Wood finished second in the East-West division. Eleanor Erskine anry d ntook tthNorth-Su division with 130.5 points,, and in send were Jane and Brian etre with 128 points. 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