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Warm, sunny skies
prevailed . for the ° holiday
weekend.. and plenty of avid
golfers came out to the Sunset
to soak •up the sun and play a
round of golf.
-Augtist--Promises--oto- be -5r
busy Month at the Sunset. The.
annual Men's. Invitational
will be held on Wednesday;'
August 18. There ,ace still
some tee off ti=mes available:
The maximum number, ,of
entries i§160. So, please book
,your time soon if you plan to
attend. °
The juniorinvitational-will
be held on Tuesday; August'..
24. Please watch this colt3° iii
for further details.... - =
Low gross. on Men's Night:-
July
ight;_July 26 was Greg Hansen and
low net _was, Bob Cousins.
Congratulations to Greg and
• Bob:. First .flight winners
were: Paul Baechler, Steve
Davey and Jim• Tebbut,;
second flight:- Dennis
LeBrun, Bob Durnin and Tom
Love; and .third flight: Bill
Mcisaac, Dort- Siemon and
Cliff Kennedy. • •
A ladies' interclub wa. held
at the Sunset on Wedne ,day,
July 27 with ladies atte.iding
from the Kincardine 'golf
club, the Maitland golf club
and the Sunset golf' club: A
roup.ofi' orf wasi•f 11
d g_ o owed by.
a supper and social get
-together in the Sunset lounge.
Winners included: '.. .Della
Bedard from the ' Maitland,•
Adele Drennan from. ' the
Sunset' and .Marg ` Arscott.
.........:...
from Kincardine.
rF
superstars beat Clinton
in close contest on home grouni
Nichol
The Clinton Sluggers trade .Jenkins and Sally 114cout from Dawn' Westbrook admirable showing scoring with two men down. and Sue Gardiner; who. had a
against_ the Huron Central The atop of the third inninperfect ..da.y. at the plate with
• - Ladies Softball League °brought the first Superstar three hits
Rain • reduced',iattendance .;
somewhat on Ladies'' Night,'
Thursday, July 29. Winners
included: first flight, Gerry
Harris. and Del Mitchelmore;
second €light,.Cris Spitkig-and
Adele Drennan; third flight
Betty Helesik; 'and :Mary
Lynn. Telford; and fourth
flight, Jackie Harris ..n :Fran -
Profit„ tPeggy Cook,
•
•
leaders, losing 9-8 :to the runs. Sue Gardner tripled and Doggedly the Sluggers-.
Goderich•Superstars. kceme home on' Cathie •Stun---"came`back .'and went ahead
The Sluggers took the lead dy's hit, Sturdy being driven again in their half of the -in;
in the first inning, and .held in by Patty Denomme. ding with• a pair from Naricy
the lead through the top of the .. Lois Dalton .made. it 4-2. Kuehl'andJoyce Jenkins who
aeventh inning Shortstop Sluggers in. the. bottom. Of the counted for two Slugger runs.
.. eggyw-itzer-eiime:•home third. Budgie Srlell drove her The Superstars . again
behind the ;Pat of Budgie .tinonaone-1out'double, proved why they were league
Snell': •-• • The Superstars .tied ,the leaders as they tied the game.
They extended their lead:to game .with a pair of fourth up . again. Marilyn.
3-0'� in the second, ,Joyce inning' runs., coming with two Maccuspey and Colleen
Jc-lhnaine Strickland"and Pat ' : y'...
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Chisholm. Congratulatior11`
ladies'!
A mixed two ball was held er■' OwIers •.. e t�urne
.
•
•
at .the .Sunset. Gn Friday, Jul
30. It was followed .by a pot
luck• supper in the clubhouse.
'Some of the winners were:
Dave Mears. and 7oyce
Bolton, Stan Telford and MacDonald,. acDonald,. and -
Evalyn 'Evers', and •Alex
Varga.. The next two ball• will
be held on Saturday August
14.
According tothe 'pros, the
head is the axis of the golf
swing Everything inpves .
around it. A steady head
prevents swaying, and helps
to put the . shoulders in a
vertical track. through im-
' pact) Allow the head to turn a
bit to the This
tt on the:
backswing. This slight head.
turn will allow free shoulder
movement'. Starting . the.
downswing, the head must be;
kept in this- original position.
It steadies the swing, and
. prevents swaying forward
with the trunk of the body.
Good luck with your game.
See' you at the Sunset soon! •
•
The s.eventh annual
.Canadians Tire :Trophy
competition was bowled Off at •
the Goderich`'greeneon the'.
Civic.:Holida.y August' 2•°and
. attracted- a -full-entry-of 28 '
team. s from London, Paris,
Stratford, Mitchell, Seaforth,
Clinton, Exeter, St.. Marys,
Brussels, Wingham, Detroit.
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tak
Detroit and Pgrt Elgin,'
Goderich fielded five teams •
and naaaaged ,te.m.bowl 4heir
Way.• -to first and fifth spots.
The top . five teams' were,
First place; Lee Ryan and
Agnes MacEwan . ' of
Goderich; Second .pl"ace;
WalterWestbr„ook of Mitchell
-.with Jule Westbrook °Mpf
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August 14.
GOD ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, 1976 --1 GE 7
Strawghan,bbth_scored _for the
Superstars in the fifth inning •
to the delight of the hometown
--fans: -
The Sljiggers rxiustered yet. °
• another. run ,in the bottom of `
the fifth to'1ead for the third
time.Peggy Switzer scored
her second' of three 'runs ,.and
gave her_team a rim. total.af ,,
seven.
Clinton held , Oardiner's
runless in the sixthbit the
bubble .burst.for' them in the.
top. of .:the seventh when the
Superstars _rallied for three:
,ruris and the lead when 'it
counted:. Dale Oke,, Dawn
'Westbrook and Sue Gardiner
allscored with nobody out to
put-th Sti` erata °s ortop
• The bottom of tide seventh
was the last • chance for the_
Sluggers, and'' while they
scored only one run, 'Deannie'
•Bell driving in Peggy Switzer,
their showing . against the
Superstars was admirable. '
Lori Keller pitched' the, win
for the Gardi'ner's squad, and
Diane Miller took the loss for
the • disheartened • ' but
courageous Clinton Sluggers.
rump;
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tonight and • will average the
results of five drivers in six of
• the ten races . slated to
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Palmer Kerr, Dave Wall and
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tenth race tonight with the
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being offered.
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1976 and has•a six hope field.. •
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Green.view Duke placed
paying $2.80 . and Magic.
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$2•.40. The exacta paid $28.70, •
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