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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-07-09, Page 27er, Sports Thousands of disadvantaged to attend Jays game professional baseball game on Sunday, Ju- froip many of the locations across the pro- ly 13th at Toronto's Exhibition Stadium. vince. The ministry's involvement, Those attending will include physically through the various Regional and'Area of - disabled, emotionally disturbed and fices, is to identify interested individuals whki receive assistance through various plimentary refreshments supplied by cor- ministry programs and services. mate spous_ors, There will be 45 children from Goderich The Blue Jays, who will play the who will be attending the game. Oakland Athletics on that day, have donataed the seats while the Variety Club, "For the thousands of youngsters involv- the world's largest children's charity, is ed this will be a rare opportunity for them covering bus and air transportation costs to have a good time with other children from across the prevince," said the Minister, who will join the group in the stadium's grandstand. A dream come true is in store for thousands of disadvantaged children from some 100 communities across Ontario, John Sweeney, the Minister of Community and Social Services, announced today. It's called "Blue Jays Kids Day." The Variety Club of Ontario, the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club and the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Ser- vices are teaming up - for the fourth con- secutive year - to bring 11,000 people to a Bill Hanly the big winner with 31 net at Maitland Fifty-five - count 'em, 55 - men made it a great men's Night on June 30th. Even with the nurnber playing, only seven shot under par. Bill Hanly was the big winner with 31 net. Tony Bedard was first low gross with a 35. Next in line for the prizes were John Lawn bowlers hold Canada Day tourney Canada Day Celebration races were held just before the fireworks at the harbor last week. Racers in attendance c. e from Goderich as well as Bayfield lyth and Kitchener. In an effort to give the ctators the best view the races w eld close to shore which de for i lot of turns and sailing close tiether aking it exciting for the crowd an racers. The three racers "with first place were Mark Fischer of Goderich, Gil Boyd of Goderich and PaulMcKee of Bayfield. The Ladies Class saw Carol MacEwan of Goderich take three firsts to continue her dominance of the class. Membership in the new club is now over 25 members 'and growing. The regular reeds on Wednesday evening saw Gil Boyd of Goderich take the number one position holding on through all of the races. Close behind was Carol MacEwan to take second in the overall and first in the ladies. Consistency prevailed as Paul Castle picked up three thirds in the overall. Tory MacDonald placed second in the ladies in each race with Chris Grafton slipping in for third. Bernie Wiehle, also Goderich, took third.plate in the men's class. ON THE BALL grounded in Elevators get Racing Entries Thursday, July 10, 1986. Post Time 7:30 p.m. RACE - 1 PACE Purse $600 Claiming $1500 with allowances for the horses that have finished 3rd or better in their last three starts. M. Vanlanduyt R. Henry W. Dupee A Sadler J.Yake R. Mathers R. Battin T. Watt M. Vanlanduyt Purse $625 MAYFAIR FLO SQUARE ARM IRISH LORIET JAY BEE SCAMP ROGERS ROAD LADY SCARLET HES SPECIAL AE1 GORDIE THORN AE2 DONT CRY RACE 2 - PACE Claiming $2000 with allowances WILANNA DEB SHADOW FLY HIGH VANLINE LINDA G M CHIP 'D M CANDOR PRISONER AE1 BYE BYE TIDE AE2 COEtISHAR R. Henry R. Henry R. Daer C. Young K. Hines R. Battu) G. Gaynor J. Lester RACE - 3 PACE Purse $700 at the Maitland Garrett, Bob McDougall, Harold- Reffl- inghaus, Q. Egener, John Stringer, Jack Hinton, Ken Hall, Bob Durnin, Jeff Har- rison, Vic Finnie, Gerry Morgan and Jack Hoffmeyer. On Canada Day, Tuesday, July 1st, twenty-two ladies made it out for ladies' night, in spite of the many other activities in town. Some of them, inhonour of the day were colourful in red and white. Winners were Maxine Martin, Joan McDougall, Ar- dith Brissette, Edna Looker, Bess Smith, Jean Bell, Rosemarie Evans, Jean Knight, Auleen Curry, Pat Tyndall and Gwen Trebish. fastball action t.4 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1986 —PAGF: 9A ,op•;„;(00,, •• 4 • • • • . • r The West WaWanosh Warriors Ladies , Fastball Team outplayed the Goderich Elevators last week downing them with a 9-6decision. Joyce Thompson pitched a strong game allowing only 6 Elevator hits in seven inn- ing*. Janice Daer led the Warriors offen- sively with two hits. The Elevators were plagued by errors as Denise Mitchelmore threw a 3 hitter for the loss. Louise Brown and Barb Petrie had two hits each for the Elevators. Claiming handicap $4000-$5000 AE N/W $2501ast six draw with $5000 claimers CHEYENNE SPRINGER A. Sadler KIM MATHERS R. Mathers SOUTHERN ROMEO • D. Windsor G G COLUMBO , ft. Daer IM A CHARGER • W.McLean JENNIE WILLVAN V. Vanstone RACE -4 PACE Purse $600 Maidens tColts and Geldings) MAUDS SCAMP R. Battin TAG ALONGJOEY V. Vanstone BUYING SPREE R. Daer TWISTERen DE , B. Vanstone WHIPPE G. Gaynor ILLUSIV IVIAGE R. Mason SUCCESS JILLEY W. Preszcator AEI DUFFY D SCOTT -E. Flynn • RACE - 5 PACE Purse $600 * Claiming $1500 with allowances, (For horses that have not finished 3rd or better in their last three starts) . G. Gaynor R. Henry - R. Campbell J. Watt - R. Henry W. McLean V. Kennedy SLICK FERRA HARRYS CHOICE TRIPLE R V BABE *EDWARD E FROST RODEO TIERRA DEL FUEGO COUNTELLA AE1 HILEA RENA AE2 TRU NANS BRET G. Mahon RACE - 6 PACE •, Purse $650 N/W Races, AE N/W 3 races draw outside post SUZIE WILCOX R. Henry G G DYMSTY , - - R. Daer DEEP RUN MUDDY W. McLean CEDARSPRINGGYPSY V. Blancher *STERLING RICHARD W. Dupee DOTS JOY R. Battin 'fHRU THE FENCE R. Battin RACE- 7 PACE Purse $600 Maidens (fMies and mares) BIO BALLERINA J. Watt FIT TO BE TIDE W. McLean KIRKTON QT R.Mason MARY LOU HERBERT V. Vanstone LINLOR TRULEE B. Vanstone J P BLAST a EAGER CRISS W. Dupee ARI SWEEPALL • R. Campbell AE2 HILEA SHIRLEY T. Coates RACE • 8 PACE Purse $1400 INI/W $1600 L 6 starts, AE WV 6 Races or 6390 life; AE N/W aver 200/start in 1986; ME claiming $15,000 with allowances COUNTRY TOPPER A. Sadler • JASONS GIRL . R. Battin IRISH DALLAS S. Bossence RENY TOPPER TIME R. Henry SMARTIE FRANCES W. McLean LINLOR LEBELLE V. Vanstone RACE - 9 PACE Pursc$675 ! Clainiing handicap $2500 • $3000 ; CALGARY COUNSEL S. Bossence 4,• DEEP RUN SUPER W. McLean i CHEMICAL REACTION R. Mathers i WARRENS DUKE R. Woodburn '`. CP CHRISSYR. Battin l, VIOLAS WOE I . A. Sadler AIRBORN ACE R. Vanstone • AELMACKS F'ARRICA , R.Mason RACE- 10 PACE Purse $600 crairaing $1500 with allowances for barites 'that have finished 3rd or better hi their last three starts ; LINLORLADY B. Vanstone i GAR1VIORENUFF W. McLean 1 tiTCRESTA W. Preateatta. MONTEGOANGEL - It Banta. T. Watt HDNELL so atm dial -1g W. Predeawr 1 OngliENIAD , P. Lester 1 BABICATtAll0141ANS 111 Whidaar, . BAEtGEBBORTON A. Sadler Rohm totaitit IftirseS Mitered TOttli Pune iaYie"'„fr' , • Jan Rutledge of the Goderich Elevators tentatively reaches for third base as the throw comes in behind her in Ladies' Fast Ball action, Monday night. Rutledge was safe as she col- lected one of her four hits on the night. 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