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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-07-22, Page 53F Q PM FRESH & CRISPY FRUITS & VEGET BLES Weal. petees1 OPEN 8 am - 9 pm DAILY Sat,$ am - 6 pm SUN. 10 am - 5 pm LOCAL SWEET CORN PICKED DAILY ALSO ... FIELD TOMATOES r PLUMS r PEARS r NECTARINES r FRESH MUSHROOMS ✓ BEANS r HONEY r MAPLE SYRUP r PRESERVES r AND ALL OTHER ROADSIDE MARKET ITEMS! 6MITHIS4=Artivi�: GARDEN CENTER \.J L ...J HIGHWAY NO. a...2 MILES EAST OF GODERICH PHONE 524-9522 WE ARE NOW READY TO HANDLE YOUR 1987 •Wheat •Barley •Mixed Grain •Corn •Soybeans •Canola fully licenced grain dealers THE SNOBELEN GROUP Dungannon 5294040 Anderson Flax Snobelen Farms 528-3203 395-5167 sport ll PAGE 8A —GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1987 uble Blue defeats Night Owls BY KATHLEEN CARTER In Goderich Ladies Slow Pitch action, Double Blue squeaked by Night Owls 10-9, Sifto and Hot Shots tied 8-8, Samuelson's beat Oldtimers 6-2, Night Owls wWn, over Nile 6-1, Meneset defeated Double Blue 6-2, Oldtijners beat Hot Shots 8-1, Go-4-Ettes won their game against Meneset 8-3 and also won over Nile 17-6. Double Blue vs Night Owls Penny Crawford and Vicki Skirten each scored two for Double Blue while Carol Vanderhyden, Debbie Torrance, Joyce Kingsley, Judy Sherratt, Pat Deveau, and Sue MacAdam brought in the singles to give Double Blue the win 10-9 over Night Owls. Hot Shots vs Sifto Jackie Harrison, Barb Lassaline and Joyce Baer scored, twice each, and Kathleen Carter, and Dorrie Chisholm crossed the plate once each to give Sifto their eight runs.'Erica Moody and Brenda Buruma brought in two runs each while Jody Hoy, Cathy Murdock, Julie Engle and Mary Pennington scored the singles for Hot Shots. Due to rain, the game was call- ed after five innings and each time will claim one point in the standings. Samuelson's vs Oldtimers Samuelson's had Oldtirners on their toes as they had the bats going, bringing in Cin- dy Berry, Kathy Dougherty, Allison. Graham, Anita Bartliff, Michelle Park and Sue Wagler, to take the game 6-2. Sib Riehl and Shirley Schmidt scored the singles for Oldtimers. NightOwls vs Nile Janet Dekker and Colleen MacLean brought in two runs each while Marilyn Manderson and Dale Robertson scored once each for Night Owls to win 6-1. Sophie - Beyersbegen scored for Nile. Double Blue vs Meneset Meneset had the bats going as they brought in Sheri Warren and Sylvia War twice and Sandy Mabon, and Heather Johnston once to win the game over Dou- ble Blue 6-2. Karen Murphy scored both runs for Double Blue. Hot Shots vs Oldtimers Debbie Cudmore and Norma Walter scored twice each while Shirley Schmidt, Libby Shultz, Donna Murray and Addie Penny scored once each to help Oldtimers Jeanette Blok, of Auburn, makes contact with the ball during a game against Goderich Sifto Salt team Sunday, part of the three-day, 20 -team ladies slowpitch tournament held in Goderich on the weekend. Rostock Rowdies defeated Goderich Oldtimers 3-1 in the final to capture the A Division championship, while Guelph Royal City Ladies downed Samuelsons 12-1 in the B final. ( photo by Patrick Raftis ) win the game 8-1 over Hot Shots. Go-4-Ettes vs Meneset It wasn't until late in the game when Go-VEttes got the bats -going as they brought in Connie MacAuley and Wendy Crittenden twice and Colleen McGregor, Kim Austin, Janet Block and Wendy Denomme once to defeat Meneset 8.3., Cathy Gutmanis, Holly Doherty and Jan Hullah scored the runs for Meneset. Go-4-Ettes vs Nile Lois Chapman brought in three runs while Barb O'Brien, Kim Austin, Jane Kerr, Wendy Crittenden, and Connie MacAuley scored twice each to take the game over Nile 17-6. Anne Johnston scored twice and Annabel "Stewart, Bev Beyersbergen, Nikki Giesbrect and Arlen Curran scored once each for Nile. GLSP Standings as'or.lbly lt;' GP W L T Pts 12 10 1. 1 21 13 10 3 0. 20 13 10 3 0 20 12 9 3 0 18 14 9 5 0 18 10 4 6 0 .8 14 3 11 0 6 14 3 11 0 6 14 / 11 1 5 13 2 11 0 4 Sifto • Oldtimers Go-4-Ettes Night Owls Samuelson's Bruno's Meneset Nile Hot Shots Double Blue T New slowpitch fan born BREWSTER The GMSL almost had its first diamond baby! This past July 12, as the Raiders took the field, against Home Hardware, Cori McLean went into labour. Dan is new to this and asked her to wait awhile!' (Ac- tually he thought it was false labour again — even though she was 6 days over -due) . In an effort to get Dan and Cori to the hospital on time, the Raiders rallied to mercy Home Hardware 16-1 in five. , To make a long story short, Chelsea Jane ar= rived a short while later, tipping the scales at 8 ib., 14 oz. Congratulations to GMSL Treasurer, Dan McLean, and wife Cori on the safe arrival of. Chelsea, hereafter nicknamed "Mercy McLean". Everyone is talking about classifieds! mei} ,�/ ' / r Ce,., zit Ore/ Al k g. . _..;.fir•. Classified has something for everyone! Vehicles, lawn mowers and jobs are just a start. You'll find those who shop the classifieds are shopping smart. MEM VISA 524-2614 Goderich SIGNAL -STAR While the GMSL gained one more fan, it also lost its first team ever, in mid-season. Despite their warnings, the Cosmos have been disqualified from further GMSL ac- tion by Article VI, Section 9, No. 7, of the GMSL constitution (an ammendrnent passed at the spring meeting). For their remaining regular season , games ..(five) the, opposition will be awarded two points and a 15-0 margin of victory. The -.play-off format will be re -structured to ac- comodate three - 8 team divisions. Though it is sad to see this action take place, it is necessary for the harmony of the league. After two weeks of confusion, the.stan- 4'ding& have been sorted out and reveal several unprecedented log jams throughout! We have these jam-ups because of the "numerous"'unpredictable outcomes! Let me just list a few of these from the past " two weeks. ° How many of you would have predicted the following outcomes? Sunys 8, BBs 6; Raiders 7, Shanahans 3; Elevators 2, Can Tire 0; Chisholm 6, Bulldogs 4; Cosmos.4, Home H. 4; Gators 5, BBs 8; Coyotes '6, Ideal 4; Can Tire 12, Ideal 9; Elevators 11, Sifto 8; Little Bowl 5, Lakeland 5; Dearborn 8, Elevators 8; Raiders 16, Home H. 1; Chisholm 2, Local 1863 1. In some cases, you may have predicted the outcome — but •possibly not the narrow margin of victory. This has become one hell of a tough league to play in. With only 2 weeks to go until play-offs, allow me to dream about the possible "A" division format. Chrysler, with their stingy defence, is on top of the pack, playing .905 ball on 38 points in 21 games. They should be the team to beat — but don't count on it! The Chiefs - alias - The whinners and criers, probably won't even make "A" by seasons end. Sunys got off to a great start but don't have the defence to win the crucial game. The Coyotes will probably replace the Chiefs and do much more justice to an "A" division finish! Canadian Tire is doing extremely well considering the personnel they lost in the off season, but they don't have the offence or' the defence to go far in A division ball. However, they are playing well and could make a liar out of me! Thruway Muffler is a very tough tourna- ment team but have never done much in our play-offs. I don't expect much different this year (sorry guys! ). Boyes are a. solid second for this year and they are a great team - but the discipline is not there yet. They won't cut it in the play-offs sorry to say! Port Albert Bulldogs have, potentially, the best team in this league. However, they exhaust themselves at tournament and have left for play-offs or key season games! The are a team that is rich by tournament — but in our league, they are a bunch of "Could Have Beens"! Ideal Supply is still the team to beat for the big one! They• are playing very de- jected ball at the present --- due primarily to a couple of league decisions that went against them. One of those decisions, I per- sonally disagree with — but that is the pro- cess — and process - so — let it be so! At times, ' strange things happen at general league meetings! No one can predict and no-one can acount for it. But, it is a "good" process, and though it may not seem so at times, to individual parties, the end result is usually justified! Ken and the boys are perhaps, tem- porarily, disillusioned by the process! However, I have watched these guys play ball for "too" many years and I know that they are not done yet! This sort of thing, will pull them together, not tear them apart! They are a first class team and will "bear" out these statements before the season is done! They will meet Chrysler in the final for "A" and should.win it! • Well fans, there you have it — the Brewsters predictions! If I'm wrong, that is great, and if I'm right, that is great - but what is truly "awesome' (as Ronny would say) is the parity in our league this year! . Next week will feature the standings and Brewsters "B" division picks! Some love it, and many hate it - but that isthe name of the game! I write the way you play and if you don't like it, then play better! The heat is on! Tune in next week! P.S: A message from Tim Frawley; Turn in your ticket stubs now! You have had ' plenty of time. Thank -you!' "GMSL" Standings to: Team GWLTFA PT Chrysler 21 18 1 2 284 107 38 Boyes 20 17 3 0 301 125 34 Ideal 20 16 4 0 281 114 32 Bulldogs 21 15 5 1 267 • 119 31 Can Tire 21 15 6 0 126 146 30 Sunys 21 14 6 1 231 198 29 Thruway 19 13 4 2 232 137 28 Chiefs '20 12 6 2 224 173 26 Coyotes 19 13 6 0 252 148 26 Suncoast 20 10 7 3 183 125 23 Home H 20 11 9 0 213 172 22 Dearborn 20 10 8 2 177 161 22 Parkhouse 22 10 10 2 222 157 22 Sifto. 20 9 8 3 146 121 21 Lakeland 21 9 11 1 214 167 19 Elevators 20 8 11 1 165 145 17 Lakeview 21 8 12 1 171 211 17 BBs 19 8 11 0 150 206^> 16 Local 1863 21 8 13 0 181 197 16 Little Bowl 21 7 13 1 184 208 15 Chisholm TV 21 7 14 0 178 236 14 Murphys 21 5 16 0 106 345 10 Shanahans 20 2 18 0 65 315 4 Gators 20 0 20 0 86 408 0 Re—Schedules: 9/23/16 from July 22 to July 26 at 5:00 p.m. Star. Stringer, MacDonald win North Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club played a seven -table Mitchell game at the Legion July 14, with Pat Stringer and Cathy Mac- Donald taking North and South with 96 points. Jean Papernick and Louise Hether- ington took second with 92 and Donna Sproule and Thersa ponatis finnished third with 91.5 points. Anna Sadley and Verna Worth scored 87.5 s oints to take fourth. Aelian Weerisooriya and P.K. Venkiteswaran teamed to win the East and West with 100 points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were second with 92 while Father Garvey and his partner, Jack ,Grace. scored 86.5 points to finnish third. Frank and Jim Donnelly were fourth with 84.5. The President's Cup will be held July 28. Niagara Falls native wins contest credits his success to "Charlie's Angel" a new lure which he has invented and perfected over the last three years. "Charlie's Angel" will attract any game fish, however, his catches with salmon, trout and bass have been spectacular. Charlie Wray of Niagara Falls, winner of the 1986 Molson Big Fish Contest and the 1985 United States lin Fisherman Catch and Release Championship has recently been named Ontario Angler of the year. Charlie