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AR, Tkit,J SDAY, JULY 22,.19261- PA
•.Inya, Fans! "The Fox" is back with
a ngthecunderwhelming column! -Where
else can you become so bored.that your
sinkful of dishes is a welcome diversion?
Luckily; I'm not easily bored . , so
anyone who is extra, bored by today's
column may feel free .to,do up my sinkful
Of dirty dishes!!
Last Sunday's gamewas'anything but
boring , - • we played our "arch rivals,"
Clinton S.C. and tied 2-2..W e sort of had a
raggle-taggle team-. , .'som.e "wounded" '
and injured aril some delayed with car
trouble; so we had eleven mento play
the full 90 minutes wt>:.h,ngres'pite..'and tto
=alternates: Those poor turkeys were so
tired afterwards, they couldn`t even take
off their socder boots to have a shower!
(Sure I was peeking . I'.m a'rep:orter
ain't I??!!) • , .
During the top half of the gam•e. ,there„
was . „the usual check and challenge
routine. .. - , •-
' Everything looked good for Goderich.
The fellas were covering their man and
territory - with. easy flexibility.- Any
challenges that Clinton , threw out,
Unitted•wa's equa.Lto,_.and mntA« Alma
the entire half sailed by with plenty of
action and inventive plays, .:but no
scoring. As if in answer to •an unspoken
prayer,
Lee Arbour:connected with a beautiful ,
pass from lain Lambert and'nurri15'er one
-goal was United's.. This raised our spirits
and wa•,fe1t confident of.more.sc.oring to..
follow. This period 'finished shortly of-.
terwards 'arid Goderich felt up to the next.
45 minutes:,
But,•suhtly the vibrations altered and
thetask,ahcad•was•not quite as sirriple as
anticipated, . Instead; the . , fgllowing .
• minutes'became gruelling and painful to
.;•:those who sustained injuries and double
responsibility to those. -.who were"a`1`1'-ln
one-piece-,, , _ • ••
'Clinton bore • ,down with •,y intense
ferocity.. and although United - fought.
craftilyand with toughness, still we -
weren't operating at. our full .Potential
_ due to the lack of manpower. During this
half, Harold Big '<H" • Refflinghaus'
scored the Second goal of the: garne. arid.
==we figured this was the incentiveneeded
to encourage the team to hold onto their ,
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But of course, Clinton' moved into
tighter units and began initiating ala+yy.s
that could only lead to their eventual'
scoring . and score they did. Within`
moinents, they had tied us and we were
hard -put 'to mauintt,,.ir ,any -semblance of
.control;••—birth defensively and of-
fensively. We could no way gain, another
point and thus the garne ended two all,: '
A .ugh -C inton "was.jubilantwith the
outcome•.": . I felt' there was no par=
titular, merit in this tie.`. It was simply
due to our diminished resources: and
through no •skillfultactics on their part.
United tried -valiantly to produce what
they cotr'ldtfor•this game, but we couldn't �.
quite grasp it. Stitl,- it. wasn't a loss and it
most certainly was an interesting game
with t`oodles" of highlights!'!:`
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"Player -of 'the -Day" can only be' that,
"Mightiest -of -mouths" Rolf -Gottschalk!
He was super -terrific and m-ucha smart!
And the ."Sly :Fox" award goes to Dave
ft he. Dude." Graf who was :fast, wily,
creative. and manipulated the ball 'to
advantage-. ..
Special .mention for. Lee Arbour who
Baa-4e€i jtely-iltt .�—«Tl �etion . and
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aided the team no ehd! :.Thanks, fella!'A
"Pioxy Sped it td all the boys who were
only the greatest !„.''Por sheer -spunk"
you can't bea-t 'em ! !
• 1 think we should re -name. the. team
''The Cripple.' 'Creaks"? "Injuries.•
Unlimited"? _''T,.impers League''? •
"rrafty-hut-Crackers'"? (I could'go.on
d on, hut my credibility is wavering! !)
oin us in London at •Cove Rd. next,
Sun' a ay'? We "versus" the German-` -
Cana flans `13' tearri and.ptay at 4p.in
The ' Goderich • United. s play at
p.m. in .. t. Thomas. Should be' a go&d'" •
one! ,
See you at the turf?
Have. ,.good life . y.ou..deserve it: •
' Love ya m.u`irh
' Foxy..
nited would like to
of Lakeport Steel
t in our ;"Thank-,
a' much for your
our efforts' for
IS. Goderich
apologize to -Mr. Co
for last Week's oversi
you ''•ad:.'We thank your
help•and do'.appreciate-
ouri;l.ub.
vperwiis agpin
-Diamonds down
Gardiner's Superstars Keller's double, giving the
• girls: a 12-0 lead with three. '
innings left.
%Ka•ren McKinnon finally got.
:'• B1ue'S' on the scoreboard,
hammering 'out a lead-off •
home run.
The Superstars .roundgd.out
their scoring in the sixth 'as•_<.
Dawn Westbrook got on with
a single, advanced to third on
en error and. scored• on a fly.
ball.
The Diainonds • got their
second run in the top of the - SS ItlNST.ON' $T.
seventh --inning; I:indaidtrlte�—�►
affirmed 'their -league
supr`-emi E last Thursday•as-. -
tlie league -leading "squad
•defeated .second -place Blue's
Diamonds by a score of 1.3-2:
Cathie Sturdy had aperfect
day. at the plate driving in
four .runs- arid Dawn . Westi
'brook and Co11ee'n. Straughan
scored three runs eachtoNlead
;theirteam to. the Win.
The . Superstars marked'
early to set the pace, scoring
--:three runs in tte bottom of the
firsts Bonnie-.M-ugford:Ied off --
with a single, came home on
Cathie Sturdy's double,' who
scored .on - Marilyn.
MacCuspe:y's . single..
MacCuspey came home after,
advancing on a,sacrifice fly..
They 'got two more in ,the
second, Mugford tripling in
Colleen Straugha„n;
Straughan corning • in- on
"Sturdy's second doullle.
By_ the -end of 'the third
inning they had guilt their
f e'ad up to' 9-0.,'• scoring, five
runs •onseven hits including
two doubles: . , ,
The fourth inning marked
ypt three more Superstar
runs; two. cbming in on Lori
° 'BY RON GRAHAM
July 12 the Agawa • Canyon.
cleared, ` harbor for
Perrysbtirg with salt.
July 14 the Labradoc arrived
from• Thunder Bay with
grain..
July 14 the Algorail arrived
Light from Windsor for salt. ,,.
'. July” 15 --the 'Algorail 9;e red --
harbor fik=:Milwaukee '_with
salt.
July 15 the Labradoc eleared
-harbor light for Thunder Bay. •
July 18 the Algosoo. arrived
light flron1 Midland.
July 19 the Algosoo ,cleared
harbor for Duluth with salt.
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16lIntario Street,
'Stratford ,2i1. 29Gi11'
beat out a single~,. and Sylvia.
•Harin•onsacrificed ' her'i to..
'She She scored on LSnda
Berry's base hit', her first of
the ball ganie. ,
But it, was a.easeof too little
too late as the score ended up
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