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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-09-02, Page 37SPO!tS Playoff positi ns yet to be determined in men's slow pitch By Brewster As we head down tin back stretch of the-4- first tre91d4-first round of GMSL play-offs, many ques- tions remain unanswered. The battles cen- tre mainly around the last play-off posi- tions. Lets have a look at the scoreboard to see where we stand. Ideal Supply remains on top of A with three big wins this week. They defeated the Coyotes 10-3, crushed Boyes Transport 31-7 and pounded Thruway Muffler 15-2. They are hot and playing as well as they ever had. They are still the team to beat and I don't see anyone with the fire power to do it. Canadian Tire continues to surprise op- ponents as they came up with an important 11-8 victory over Thruway who had earlier edged Chrysler by an 8-6 margin. Port Albert Bulldogs defeated Boyes 9-4 while Chrysler edged Sunys 8-6 in the final A game. It now appears,"though WA certain, that Ideal Supply, Canadian Tire and Port Albert will advance. The battle is between Chryslers, Boyes and Coyotes for the 4th spot. Chrysler has the slight edge with a game in hand and already having defeated the Coyotes. Monday's game between Chrysler and Boyes could decide it. They are all in a "must win" situation. What makes it exciting is that only one will! Who will it be? In B division, Suncoast Restaurant and Tavern continued their march towards the title with victories of 13-8 over the Elevators and 7-6 over Home Hardware. To keep the race alive, Parkhouse Raiders edged Dearborn by an $-4 margin. -rarlrlrriuse anat Sti.Ki ast meet head to head on S with the winner almost guaranteed first place. The Chiefs edged Lakeland 9-7 but lost to Dearborn 15-9 to spoil their bid for a first place finish. The 'Elevators defeated Sifto 15-7 to stay alive in the race with Dearborn and Home Hardware for the final play-off position. Dearborn has the edge but must win their final game to be certain. Home Hardware and Elevators must both win their last two—which could be tough since they play each other. C division saw the battle of the undefeated as Lakeview Ranchers scored 3 in the seventh to steal a 5-4 win over Chisolm TV. The Gators won their first game of the year with a solid 15-11 score over Shanahans. They did this with only 9 players—perhaps they have found the secret! Murphys Law continues to impress with an 18-11 win over Little Bowl, who earlier had blasted the Gators 23-8. Local 1863 re- mained alive with a crucial 9-6 win over the slumping BBs. Little Bowl, Local and Murphys thus re- main in a dogfight for the last two spots. Games between them should decide, it with Murphys holding the advantage at present. • This is play-offs and regardless of the division, the races are tight and the com- petition keen. Only Ideal Supply is guaranteed of their finish—that. being Al! With only a week to go, the battles intensify. Round two, a best 2 of 3 elimination ound featuring teams one vs four and two vs three is set to begin on Thursday September 10. Remember that the umpir- ing assignments are based on your new standing at the completion of round 1 ac- tion. Good luck to all and we'll catch you next week with "almost the final standings." TEAM Ideal Supply Can. Tire Bulldogs Chrysler Coyotes Boyes Thruway Sunys Suncoast Parkhouse Chiefs Dearborn Elevators Home H. Lakeland Sifta Lakeview Chisolm TV Little Bowl Local 1863 Murphys BB's Gators Shanahans. A G 6 5 5 4 5 5 5 5 B 5 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 C 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Duncan wins low net at Maitland On Monday, August 24th, 47 men played in Men's Night Competition. With fast, dry greens, the scores were surprisingly low. Bill Duncan snagged the prize for first low net, while Larry McDougall placed his ball closest to the hole on.no. 1. Other win- ners were M MacDonald, John Stringer, Q. Egener and John Empson. We noticed on the list in the Pro -Shop ' that a ny ber of men have played their' Flight Championship games, with more to be pray: this weekend. Twenty-one ladies played on Tuesday, August 25th. With such small numbers in first and second flights, the two ere com- bined. Marie Huff carded first lbow gross OI\1 THE ALL • • t the ?Vl itlanci with Joyce Garrick and Edna Looker tak- ing net prizes, Verna Kane dropped least number of putts. Third flight was taken by Brace Neville and Sally MacEwan first low net. Marg Evans had the accurate put- ter. Lois McGill came out on top in the fourth flight, while low net prizes were taken by Pat Tyndall and Auleen Curry. W 6 4 3 2 2 2 0 5 4 4 3 2 2 1 0 5 4 3 3 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 L F 114 44 25 35 45 46 26 28 0 1 2 3 3 3 4 5 1 2 2 2 4 4 5 A Pt 29 45 33 23 45 70 44 74 12 8 6 4 4 4 2 0, 54 23 10 53 28 8 58 48 8 70 49 45 33 22 48 57 58 35 55 29 31 33 51 54 53 57 70 22 18 41 33 59 40 66 67 6 4 4 2 0 10 8/ 6 6 6 2 2 0 Putting prize taken by Marilyn Cornish. With perfect golfing weather prevailing, Maitland hosted it's Couple's Tournament on Saturday, August 29th, 1987. There was an entry of 22 couples ranging from Strat- ford, London, Seaforth, Sunset, Maitland, Kincardine and Brantford. First low gross was taken by Allan Mac- Donald and Della Bedard of Sunset, with firsC low net going to Mary and Stan Wetidland of Stratford. Goderich winners were Joan and Bob McDougall, Jean and Bill Hanly and Verna and John Kane. The Paquette Trophy, presented by Doris Pa- quette to the lady golfer with best low net score for the , day was won by Della Bedard. 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