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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-07-16, Page 20PAGE 8A ----GOD :RIQ1$$ GNAI,S'1'A t• WEDIN SDAY, JULY 16, 1966 p Three swimnlers . sparkGoderiCI Swirn finishes in claiming the victory over Three young male swimmers. recorded Clinton. outstanding performances in leading 'the Other first -place finishers were: !mm Goderich Swim Team to victory over two Matt Brown, Boys 11-12 50m Breastroke; other res elubs at a sweet held here ,,;�},l; a goys,. _13=14 50m in Jeff Brown, on Saturday. Breastroke; Jason Lajeunesse., Boys 11-12 Jeff Bwon Jeffhi Boyce and Kevin 25m Butterfly; Terri Duckworth, Girls 9-10 25m tareastroke; Jami SowerbY, Girls 9-10 --Brown wis all their ospe-10, Boyceithe 25m Backstroke; Jennifer Gs, 0 __ ors« n and the Boys 9-10, the Melick, The Boys 13-14 and Schiltuis the Boys 11-12 11-12 50m Backstroke; Tracey division. Girls 11-12 50m breastroke; Christa Colin- anThe victori�shelped the team overcome Girls 50m Butterfly; early lead by the Clinton Swim Team. son, Girls in.re,Ia open were: while Goderich finished the day with spquad Mark Stokes, Greg Alcocl, Tom Do 4x50m while Clinton ended up with third. The squad and Blair Waterfield, Boy Matt Jf om Kirkton was dices t s divi- freestyle relay; Kevin Schiltuis, Brown won three races r take in the a 50m Brown, Jason Lajeunesse and Mark Arm - free He swam to victory strongBoys 11-12 4x50m freestyle relay; Arm - freestyle, the 25m backstroke and the 25m Jennier Morris, Tracey Melick, Vicky breastreke. in three Glousher and Tara Cornish Girls 11-12 Boyce alsoacamehout on top m in- 4x50m freestyle relay; Lori Dawson, races to claim his division , thea 50m Alana Graham, Melany Woodall, and Tina backstroke, v strokual medley relay , Hamilton Girls 13-14 4x50m freestyle b' Schiltuis and the 50m buttefle.the relay; Tara Morris, Jami Sowerby, Terrir Schiltuis won the 50m freestyleeland then Duckworth and Krystal Berling, ls team .individual medley 4x25in freestyle relay; Jennifer Peters, teamed up with threet other swimmers to Karen Bushell, Mary -Jo Evans and Bren- take ere 1, the freestyle relay.oda Smith, Girls Open 4x50m freestyle Overall, the 30 members of the Goderichda relay. , Swim Team recorded 22 first -place Sunset Junior Invitational Tournament tees off today SPORTS SHORTS Junior golfers from all over Southwestern Ontario will be converging on the Sunset Golf Club today; Wednesday, to take part ip tbe.,Junior Invitational G0 Tournament. Between 50 and 60 are expected to b challenging the 18 hole course when tee -of time arrives at 9:00 am. Golfers will be placed into three flights: bantam, whish will consist of competitors 13 and under; juvenile, for ages 14 to 16; and junior encompassing ages aandv1d 8 e, Clubs from Kincardine, Grand Bend, St. Mary's and others will all be sending their best juniors to compete for prizes for the winners of low gross, low net arid other categories. Last year at the Junior Invitational, up- wards of 60 golfers were on hand to try their luck on the scenic course. Goderich Swim Team member Melanie Woodall prepares to hit the water (photos. by Susan Hundertmark) e'levators cruise to win over Benmiller Relying on the four -hit performances of Jan Rutledge • and Louise Brown, the Goderich Elevators cruised to an 11-0 vic- tory over Benmillerin iaiu�s f .Ns ar, tion, Monday, July 7. Rutiedge came close to hitting for the cy- cle in the contest, needing. only a single to complete the feat. Her four hits consisted of two triples, a double and a home -run. Brown, not to be outdone, stroked three singles and added a triple to notch her four hits. Denise Mitchelmore hurled a three hit- ter from the Goderich mound to forthe ture the win. Sandy Willis was tagged loss for Benmiller. The win leaves the Elevators in first place. New racers finish well in boardsailing A number of new racers were out this week. Richard Robarts showed his talents by winning his first race of the year. Jim Rourke, also in his first race, placed third in the men's light class just behind Andy Stinnisen. Gil Boyd, the men's heavy class dominator, was held to second by the per- sistent Paul McKee. Mark Fisher placed third with Paul Castle picking up fourth place. - The ladies -class was led by., Darlene McKee, with Nancy Schilbe of Bayfield placing second. The wind did not hold for the whole evening but the boardsailers were not to be left on shore. Sails were racers eleft to dry while 18 charged -up paddle dashed for the Water to splash and glide through a grueling course. With tired arms Steve Little and Mark Fischer sailed to the finish and ran to the marker's table with Steve arriving first. Third place was cap- tured by Mike Beauchemin, fourth place Guy , and fifth place Gil Boyd.,d., Stacey fleet from the Clinton Swim Team urges her teammates on, but it wasn't t enou h tostnp a surging Goderich team • :sf •: Kjncardifle Tracey Melick, of the Goderich Swim Team, backstroke event OS two from The Peewees played two games against Kincardine last week, losing 0 in Goderich on Monday and 4-2 in Kincardine on Thursday. However coach Linda Lumley is optimistic that her team can turn things around and with this in mind,, has scheduled some tough practise sessions for the next couple of weeks. Ducharme was outstanding on defense in the first game. She was also impressed with the work of Shane Davenport in goal for the second game. In this game the Goderich goals came from midfielder, Aaron Duckworth and right-winger, Stuart Knight. thfa d pwo assists Midfielder, Chris Bob Lumley oderic: fore.ground,•competes in the • eewee S had one assist. Last Monday, the Squirts hosted t Mark Seaforth and suffered a 5-2defea . "Big Train" Johnston scored from r er penal- ty ds d ty kick and Matt "Speedy the second goal. Two nights later the Squirts travelled to Dublin where they outclassed St. Powerful with a lopsided 9-0 victory. centre -half, Mark Johnston went on a one- man scoring rampage, collecting six goals and two assists. Inside -left Matt Hunter chipped in with one goal and one assist. Left -half Willie Lomas and centre -forward Terry Pardys tallied one goal apiece. Ceres top Bridge event Tuesday night The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club met on Tues. July 8 at the Legion Hall, 7:45 p.m. 101/2 tables played a Mitchell game. In the North/South position, Jane and Brian Cere were first with 20 points more than the 2nd place winners, Evie McDonagh and Frank Donnelly. Louise Hetherington nick re third, Pat Stringer and Cathy McDonald, fourth. In the East/West direction, the scores were close. Ralph Kingswell and Bill Dun- can held first place followed by Mary Don- nelly and Eleanor Erskine. Chris and Brian Reeve were third, Marg Hall and John Wood, fourth. Several summer visitors attended and were made welcome by the club members. Ball tourney is on weekend July 18, 19 and 20, Goderich will host 24 ladies' slowpitch teams for a tournament atAothe i® Agricultural Friday, July 18 at 6:30 and 'continues all weekend long. The 'B' or consolation, final goes Sunday at 3:p0 While the 'A' championship will be held at 4:30. The tournament is filled to capacity with ,teams travelling from as far away as Guelph and Listowel to take part. Carling O'Keefe Breweries will be donating prizes to the . winners, . Pat Costello, tournament organizer,• said. . ilieY A etfor possession or the bail in Minor seeder ttdi (last Monday, the 1 At r gilt, the taliappears vie be p to balanced on t�e�t�ioeardlge pla�+e'rys head:as goaitend+i'r,!tlait;Cai• hiedu,; ',, and Keltt'i Dueharikeldok on.,abderleh ost2.i tpbota.by Panic Htertniitiu) . .