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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-09-23, Page 26PAGE 8A—GODERICH SIGNAL -S i 'tn, WEIANIC,JvA Y , st..PT1JMBER 23, 1987 IA !4 9 � /%///mac // � �% Jerk . G i�c %�'s //y// � r�0,o,� r.. / /, • 6PEA•)" ")F :KEN Savarin Dinners 10Z PKG !,,, '''''1!f• 1/2 PRICE ,,$,,: /'.'rid;.e' la.rkrr. e i . ,�9s� T•rYYr i'; f ,'43;z6 " sy#7 3a x cN" �aiES`?;fi' e?tSR'� FROZEN CONCENTRATE() APPLE. RASPBERRY OR McCain Orange Juice 12 FL OZ TIN OVER YA PRICE 4.44 TOMATO A TOMATO t ::t: TOMATO _Sig «AMPAELL S CONDENSED WITH T-4IS COUPON BUY 6 SAVE 1.00 A . Cl 'P-FAvCL S Canada Dry Beverages 612.0 J" • ' ' 44: P .. Y N","P 1.0pc., LIMIT 6 hott!es ie• n,pn^ 0"e• val+d Seote'^be• 23•d IFeatunr r), CP 6 300 ,Dano -,,t couoom MOMS MOM Mmol MOM MM MMMIMS Wftftmo Maim memo 2611• '98! v C. 111 ()RANGE PEKOE TetleyTea Bags PKG of 2 2/4.00 WITH THIS CO. IPON SAVE 1.00 .)U"" LActiDR� Arm & Hammer Detergent 00 L "11 • !•,lr Je• r:o,roo„ O{ie• valid Seotembe• 23t0 2616 1987 Ircat.,•e e 'DO (w•t'Clut ebun06l VC ®NAP482 9 memo MOPS 0046 Maws Sports Brad Otterbein, of, the Port Albert Bulldogs is poised on third base awaiting a hit, during a Goderich Mens' Slowpitch League playoff game, Sunday evening. Goderich Chrysler third baseman Wayne Draper keeps his eye on Otterbein as he awaits the ball. Bulldogs won the game 5-1. (photo by Patrick Raftis) Coyotes and Chrysler advancein slow pitch BY BREWSTER Week No. 19 of the GMSL is finished and we're heading into our final championship round in all but A Division. In the first game of the A mini round, Coyotes defeated Canadian Tire 13-7. Don MacDonald was walked five times - must be a'record! In the second game, Chrysler edged the Coyotes by a 10-9 margin and in the final, Chrysler pounded Canadian Tire 21-2. Thus, Chrysler finished third, Coyotes fourth and Canadian Tire was eliminated. In the first game of the A semi final, Coyotes were leading Ideal 14-2 in the fourth when the dam busted. Ideal scored eight in the fifth and seven in the bottom of the seventh to tie the game at 17 each. The game was called on account, of darkness and will be replayed in its entirety as a fourth game in the series if necessary. Their second game was the reverse as Ideal jumped to a commanding 11-1 lead 'but Coyotes battled back for a 15-12 victory on the strength of Dick Chalmers grand slam in the bottom of the seventh. In B Division, Dearborn Steelers took the Chiefs 6-5 in the first game but lost the second one by an 8-7 margin. In the third and deciding game, Kevin Shiels hornered three times and Thom Morris twice to lead Dearbor-n-to-an k1 -6 -vie -ter— .'They.now-ad- ---- Dance to play the Parkhouse Raiders who downed Suncoast Restaurant two straight; 20-17 and 7-5. In C Division play, Little Bowl took two straight over ,Chisholm TV by scores of 13-4 and 6-5 with their last game going nine innings. Lakeview Ranchers also advan- ced in two straight over Murphys Law by scores of 37-10 and 12-4. The fall league meeting is set for Oct. 5. Amendments •to the Constitution will be voted on at this meeting. Recommenda- tions should be submitted in writing to Tim Frawley at least one week prior to the meeting. Hunter named Peewee MVP Mike Hunter was named Most Valuable Player for the Peewees at the Goderich Minor Soccer Association awards banquet, Sunday. Donny Rivers wop MVP for the Mosquitos and, Danny Smith was the Squirt's MVP. Awards were given for .best offensive, defensive, most improved and most sport- smanlike players on each team. Other winners include: Mosquitos: best offensive player -Jeff Klages, best defensive player --Chris Brown, most improved player-Darrly Fielder and most sportsmanlike -Jason' Campbell. Peewees: best offensive player -Brian Corriveau, best defensive players -Keith Ducharme and Mike Stegenstad, most im- proved player -Karl Beier and most sport- smanlike player -Bryan PicJCell. Squirts: best offensive player --Tim Powell, best defensive player -Dan Col- lins, most improved player -Jamie Hallman and most sportsmanlike player - Scott Duncan. Faye• Waller of the Hot Shots misses the ball in Ladies Slow Pitch action against Bruno's. It was that kind of day for the Hot Shots as they lost 4-2 in the B championship game. (photo by Ted Spooner)