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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-19, Page 25PAGE 8A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1987 Sport Deep Terry Fox's dream alive • from page 7A The Canadian Cancer Society en- courages anyone to organize any kind of fund raising idea. One of the best ideas in 1986 combined the talents of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, the B.C. Lions Cheerleaders and a group of belly dancers. The three steps to organizing a Terry Fox 'Run special event are: prepare a description of event or activity and method of collecting funds; contact the Terry Fox Run office at 1416 ) 488-1480; have fun. If you have any questions concerning the run contact Debbie McPhee at 524-2900 call anytime. Spoonerisms: 1 will be running (*walking I in this year's event and if you wish to spon- sor me call 524-2614 at the Signal -Star. The cliche 'dead' in the water' has been used often recently. It was used to describe the Montreal Expos I before they started winning 1, to descibe Larry Grossman's campaign and anyone who goes white -water rafting. Ranchers lead 'C' division in men's slow pitch action BY BREWSTER The Lakeview Ranchers, a new team to our league this year, under the very capable leadership of Jake Martel and Mike Pitre, were in fine form this week as they won three games to move into first place. On Sunday, they scored eight in the fourth and held on to edge the BBs by a 9-7 margin. On Monday they upset Little Bowl 6-2 and on Thursday, blasted Murphys 23-8 in five. Richard Moore went 4 for 4 in- cluding a home run and six RBIs to lead the way. In other (.' scores, Murphys Law ham- mered Shanahans 19-8, BBs blasted the in the Ontario Provincial Election your name must be on the NEW LIST of VOTERS or on a CERTIFICATE to VOTE If you have not received this Form 301 your name is not on the NEW LIST. Don't Wait! — Phone Now! 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Are eligible to4ote if their name is on the NEW LISof -VOTERS for the Electoral District in which they reside, or on a CERTIFICATE to VOTE as issued by their Returning Officer. Published by the Office of the Chief Election Officer of Ontario Warren R. Bailie, CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER Gators 12-1 and Chisholm TV continued their winning streak with a 12-4 win over Local 1863. Here are the C standings to August 14. Team W L For Vs Pts Lakeview 3 0 38 17 6 Chisholm 2 0 28 8 4 Little Bowl 1 1 9 12 2 BBs 1 1 19 10 2 Local 1863 1 1 17 17 2 Murphys 1 2 31 47 2 Shanahans 0 2 14 26 0 Gators 0 2 6 25 0 B Division is still the place to be if you want exciting and unpredictable games. Suncoast Restaurant and Tavern beat Lakeland 13-8, Home Hardware blasted Sifto Local 16 by a 12-2 score and the Chiefs edged Parkhouse 10-6. Elevators scored two in the seventh to edge Dearborn Steelers 14-13 while Lakeland survived a seventh inning rally by Home Hardware to steal an 11-10 victory. Lets take a look at the B standings to Aug. 14. Team W L For Vs Pts Suncoast 2 0 29 8 4 Home H 2 1 29 18 4 Chief s, 1 1 15 13 2 Dearborn 1 1 22 19 2 Parkhouse 1 1 19 19 2 Elevators 1 1 23 26 2 Lakeland 1 2 24 32 2 Sifto 0 2 2 28 0 As the standings reveal, B division could be a real mess to sort out by the end of the round. With everyone beating everyone, we could end up with one of those "dread- ed" circular ties that would have to be set- tled in a mini round robin on a Saturday! And then it would likely rain! .Canadian Tire remains the surprise in A division as they continued in their bid to prove that predictions don't mean a thing. On Sunday they easily handled Sunys in a 14-6 victory but late in the week, had an even easier time as they coasted to a 9-2 victory over the Bulldogs. Ideal Supply also had a taste of revenge aS they mauled the Bulldogs 16-6, Boyes Transport finally put it .. together with an 8-5 win over Thruway and in the final encounter, the hot Coyote team clawed Sunys 19-3. Here are the A standings to Aug. 14. W L For Vs Pts Team Can Tire Ideal Coyotes Boyes ,Bulldogs Chrysler Thruway Sunys Catch you next week with more scores and standings! 3 0 30 10 6 2 0 31 14 4 2 0 39 12 4 1 1 17 25 2 1 2 12 28 2 0 1 2 7 0 0 2 8 12 0 0 3 17 48 0 Thursday's raceway entries GODERICH RACEWAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1987 RACE 1 PACE PURSE: $550 CLAIMING $2000 WITH ALLOWANCES VELLAS SIMOES (' German RIGGETTE G Darnell WOODROW 18 Daer IRISH LEAD PIPE • W Windsor DEEP RUN SUPER W McLean . 1.INDAS CAN AM W McLean AIRBORN ACE R Vanstone RACE 2 PACE PURSE: $500 CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALLOWANCES SLICK FERRO G Gaynor LINLOR LEE D Windsor LADY SCARLET 11 Mathers DECEPTIVELY. HURST IN TIME A Sadler BETTY NORTH R Campbell RACE3 PACE PURSE: $500 MAIDENS G G SMURF W McLean IMA DIVE H Jerr) FIATTIE DUKE .1 Lester LADY DALLAS R R Hodgins H F CI CI M Horner SENORITA CASTANO F Sadler G G MICHELE R Henry RACE4 PACE PURSE: $500 CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALLOWANCES MIGHTY FINE EAGLE A Abbott APOPKA BYRD F. Sadler STAR DREAMER R Henry GRAYFRIARS FAYE V Kennedy LADYS PIPER A Sadler G G JUD B Graham RACE 5 PACE PURSE $550 N/W 2 RACES OR $750 LIF BANDIT PRINCESS R Windsor COLOR MY DREAMS W Mclean LINLOR TRULEE B Vanstone GOLDEN FRED R Campbell TOUCH OF CASH REBEL TOM F Sadler SUPER HONEST R Daer AEI MARY LOU HERBERT F Sadler AE2 MIGHTY MINDY ANN CACE PACE PURSE: $550 LAIMING $2000 WITH ALLOWANCES BYE BYE TIDE G Gaynor 'SALES TAX R Windsor E PS CONNIE A Abbott SWEET NOBI.E A Sadler TIERRA DEL FUEGO R Daer SOUTHERN ROMEO I) Windsor 'HIGHLAND INTRIGUE F Sadler RACE 7 PACE PURSE: $500 CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALLOWANCES GAMBLON SMARTIE W Windsor DEEP RUN MUDDY W Mclean COOL CONTENDER FOXY FIGHTER F Sadler *CARA LOMANS D Windsor "'HY CRESTA W Preszcator RACE 8 PACE PURSE: $500 MAIDENS ./AQUI TRIPPER W McLean COUNT IAN J I,ester DUCHESS DYNASTY ' It Hodgins TENDER MERCIES G Gaynor RIPPI.IN SUNSHINE R Henry IJNIAR WILFEE R Vanstone FLY FLY GRATTAN A Abbott RACE9 PACE PURSE: $675 N/W 3 RACES OR $3000 LIFETIME AE CLAIMING $5000 WITH ALLOW AE N/W $500 L 6 STARTS WINDOW WIPER PRINCE OF ETERNIA F Sadler IMAGEDDON A Shelton KEEN CONTESSA W Mclean GYPSY RIP POWER OF LOVE R Windsor RACE 10 PACE PURSE: $500 CLAIMING 81500 WITH ALLOWANCES W11.LAS ROGER R Woodburn .LITTLE BUDDY CHIPS 13 Graham MINT TIME F Sadler HOPES AND DREAMS M Horner 'WARREN EAGLE D Windsor HIGHI.AND DREAMER R Windsor 10111.0.121611. 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