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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-08-06, Page 23Ontario NOTICE OFPUBLiCMEfTING-. Sports Not Much .idn't as Oldtimers J.o On July 28, three games were played in - the Goderich Ladies Slowpitch League. The first game at St. Mary's diamond saw Hot Shots defeat Meneset 7-4^ In a second game at St. Mary's the Oldtimers scored 15 runs in the second inning to trounce Not Much 25-3. Kim Good and Pat Petrie each crossed home plate four times for the Oldtimers. At GDCI Kim Austin had a home run and two singles at Go-4-Ettes out -scored Double Blue 13-5. Carol Vanderheyden hit a triple for Double Blue. Allison Graham hit two home runs and crossed home plate five times, leading Samuelson's to a 15-6 victory over Bruno's ave much, them 25-3 on July 29. Bonita Pollock hit a grand slam for Bruno's. - Sifto came on strong in the first two inn- ings on July 30 to defeat Night Owls 13-5. Barb Lassaline, Brenda Dineen and Joyce Baer all had doubles for Sifto. Diana Glousher had a home run for the Night Owls. On July 31, Bruno's crossed home plate nine times in the fifth inning on their way to an 18-12 victory over Nile. Bonita Pollock blasted her second grand slam of the week for Bruno's. Carolyn Dowds and Elaine O'Donnell each had three hits for Nile. The same bight Hot Shots moved into Playoffs set to begin as season draws to a close The regular season play of the GMSL has come to an end and the divisional round robin play-off structure begins this Tuesday. This round of the play-offs will be com- pleted by Labor Day weekend. The top four teams in each division will then ad- vance to an elimination round in September. The season will conclude with. our fall banquet and trophy presentations on Sat. October 18. Who will win those trophies is as much of a question mark today as it was when we began in early May. The B Division ap- pears to be the most unsettled as only 8 points separate 8 teams after each have played 21 games. Any of those teams are capable of getting hot and winning the division. If the play in this past'weekend's tune-up tournament is any indication off things to come, then look out for the Elevators and the Chiefs, cause they're on a roll. In "A" division, Ideal Supply is on top and undefeated to date but yet most bets are on the Bulldogs to finally dethrone our perennial champs. While they look for- ward to the final battle, they had better the Coyotes who are closing now ignore vvyv.•.... --d fast! C division should be a battle between Sif- to, Sunys and ' Gators, but in men's slAvpitch, what should be and what hap- pens are two different things more often than not. Goderich Squirts overwhelm St. Columban 6-0 in soccer Last Monday night in Goderich, the Squirts overwhelmed St. Columban 6-0. Centre -forward Mark "Big Train" 'Johnston drilled in five goals, and inside - left Matt "Speedy" Hunter added a single. Goal -keepers Sean Sieling and Mark "Shif- ty" Hunter shared the shutout. Centre -half Terry Pardys was a defensive. standout throughout the game. The Mosquitos tied 1-1 with St. Colum-, ban in a game played in Goderich last Tuesday night. Smooth centre -forward Drew MacAulay • tallied for Goderich, with right wing Don- ny "Maradona" Rivers getting an assist on the play: Coach Jeff Surridge felt that his team put on a good 'defensive perfor- mance, but would like to see sharper finishing from his forwards. In Squirt House League action last Wednesday coach Murray Hunter's Giants pulled six points ahead at the top of the table with a 7-2 'victory over Bombers. Matt Hunter scored three goals. Terry Pardys two, and Mark Hunter and Michelle Denomme one each for Giants - Eric Chisholm and Greg McLarty notched one apiece for Bombers. • a three-way tie for third place in the stan- dings by defeating Samuelson's 9-6 in a highly defensive game at St. Mary's. Another close game on July 31 saw Meneset outscored Not Much 8-5 in a game threatened to be postponed because of darkness. Joy Orr had a strong night for Meneset while Linda Wilson hit a 2 -run homer for Not Much. Warriors trounce Marauders to even series A five -point performance by Trevor Erb • propelled the Warriors past the Marauders in Goderich Recreational Ball Hockey League action on Thursday, July 31. The win deadlocks that playoff matchup at one game apiece after the Marauders won the opener 4-1. Mark Rau tallied two goals for the War- riors, while the Marauders got two from Kevin Merriam in the -losing effort. In the first game of the series, Merriam notched a hat -trick to lead the Marauders. In other action, Parkhouse got two -goal games from Mark Frayne and Jeff Denomme in a 6-1 win over the Rebels. The ,win gives Parkhouse a 1-1 tie in that series. The Rebels won the first game 4-3 on an overtime goal by Brad Armstrong; Sherwood routed the Brewers ' 7-2 to sweep that series 2-0. Grant Garrow was the big scorer for Sherwood with, three goals. In the first game, Sher wood clob- bered the Brewers 9-0, on the strength of five -point nights from John Thompson and Andy Fowler. GRBNL FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS - Team Sherwood Warriors* Rebels Park House Marauders Brewers GF GA GAA W L T- P 120 67 3.35 16 '1 3 35 86 77 3.85 10 6'4 24 100 '88 4.40 10 6 4 24 94 80 4.00 '10 8 2 22 . 72 101 5.05 3 13 4 10 60 117 5.85 2 17 1 5 *Was Given 2nd Place Because Of A Better W/L/T Record Over The Rebels. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 Handpainted & Jewelled THE $85.00 GEILEN 1001 . 44 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD Thursday' s Goderich Entries Thursday, August 7, 1986 O.S.S. 2 Y.O. Pacing Fillies Purse $800 RACE -1 PACE Claiming $1500 with allowances ( horses not 3rd or better In their last 2 starts I W. McLean GEE HORTON WT. McLean HILEA RENA Coates HAWTHORNS JUDGE W. Dupee DUCHESS BEAUTY a S A. LADYS PIPER S filer SKIPS CHALLENGE T. Watt DALHURST AE1 LEAMINGTON BOY J. Watt AE2 VILLAGE UNIQUE G. Geisel RACE - 2 PACE Purse 2650 N/W 2 races, AE N/W 3 races draw outside post 1pYacDonnell SAVANNAH SMILES A. Sadler ROYAL SCRAM G. Dustin KAWARTH SLY HAWK T. Wa SOYA SAUCE tt E GS DIXIE W• R.Henryn Her SUZIE WILLCOX He FIT TO BE TIDE R. McLeanr AE1 G G DYNASTY Preszcator Daer /.E2SUCCESS JILLEY W. Purse ater RACE - 3 PACE 8116 OSS 2 year old filly pace J DS DIXIE R. Battin BETHS FREEDOM W. Lan the ADANAS BEAUTY S. Condren LARNACA s n ICE CREAM COHEN G. J. Holmes KAWARTHA LYNN OMAHONEY B. HodgsHod son RACE - 4 PACE Purse 600 Maidens JOSEDALE PATRICK ' R. Battin ARNIES CHIEF T. Watt MAPLEGROVE JIM W. McLean LINLOR TRULEE B. Vanstone TAG ALONG JOEY V. Vanstone HILEA SHIRLEY T. Coates RENY GO PACIN R. Henry AEI FOREST DIVE H. Jerry AE2 LAP DANCER K. Hopkins RACE - 5 PACE Purse $7976 OSS 2 year old filly pace D. McElroy B LINE ROCKETTE ECOMIC DREAM T. Fritz • TWO C R. Battin JENNYS JO ANN J. Wray IMA STARJ. Holmes - 4ACKIES HOUR 'Dr. S. Anderson RACE - 6 PACE Purse $600 Maidens, BUYING SPREE R. Battin Daer SUPER HONEST B. Vanstone R. R. Daer TWISTER G.. Mahon HAZELS PILOT JOHNIERAYS EAGLE • W. McLean W.Preszcater DEEP RUN WILLYHenn ANN THE GREEK G. Henry AE1 HUEY G ADIOS Battin isel AE2 TWIN B LUCY 1 e G. Battn RACE -7 PACE Purse $7976 OSS 2 year old fII1y pac@ f T. Kerr' CHELE MARK SUGAR;(' B. Hodgson BRAVO GOOD SEEKEfir • dgson CHUBBYS OMAHA P. S. Byron SAUBLE MARY Walker ,. RHONDA LEE R. Ma W. Fritz REVA LEADER Purse nnell RACE - 8 PACE OSS 2 year old, filly pace • Battin BROGUES BABE K. Wa R Battin SENORITY HALL, -ROWDY LADY W. Munro DREAM WALKER AGeZtttlero r HI N FREE G. Battin rnis ARMBRO FLEECY S. Condren PATTYS OMAHA • Purse ren RACE -9 625 Claiming Handicap $2000-$2500 with allowances. PRISONER R:Battin MACKS FARRICA R. Mason SHADOW FL•Y•HIGH R. Henry C P CHRISSY D. Windsor BYE BYE TIDE G. Gaynor ARGEES TITLEST G. Woodburn DEEP RUN MUpDY W. Mclean AE1 DEEP RUN SUPER W. McLean AE2 LINLOR LADY W. Preszcator . RACE -10 PACE Purse $600 Caliming $1500 with allowances (horse finishing 3rd or better in their last 2 StartsI , . MONTEGO ANGEL RISING TIDE , CARA LOMANS LISSAS GIRL MAYFAIR FLO, TERRIFIC FLING' HY CRESTA AEI GARMOR ENUFF AE2 LADY SCARLET Horses Drawn Horses Entered Total Purse 1 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1986—PAGE 9A -r DOO�&IS §P Just oil the Square on East Street, beside the Post Oglce. Your s- -al nnAcvl ,, Community Card Shop oOr ,efing Card,' arty Were oO0fIce Supplies enooka 1 Olfla °wailing stationery 1 When reviewing your home insurance needs, consider The Co-operators. Our Home -Guard program offers some of the broadest coverages available anywhere. Call today for com- plete details. 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