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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-23, Page 19United blanks Ingersoll Whoo -. Whoa!! All aboard. the Goderich United Soul Train,! Greetings from the 'Rowdy Rooter' herself! ' /Fans, you' can't imagine, how, fantastic last Sunday's game -vas... =--:united pulled out all- he stops and gave 'et' e e4 _rvthing theleliad andithen; some! We played Ingersoll Flyers and • if ' anyone was flyin' we were r The score was, a mere 7-1,for Goderich. I surely do hope that we stay on the tracks like this for ' our last two games of .the season. It would be a great way to end the 'soccer year, g huh? • Anyhow., back to the game - -- United was infine form as You could very well see as sgon as' they began:the. play. Th-ey'pounced on every move Ingersoll made.- They: were offensive instead of defensive --- which is ,a switch for. Goderich, •we usually aren'.t an offensive team. (Anytime - we do offend-- it's for a good reason!!). Well, Ingersoll didn't seem to like us to be so terrific so they manoeuvredy the play around and Scored the initial goal of the day. Humph! some fat nerve!'They would soon be sorry° for ' that • act': of aggression. •- • Short•i-y following- .this only point : for the opposition, we connected�on a beautiful play - and Pete Backx sent the first retaliatory goal reeling info' the net. That'd show 'em! The teams began 'really testing each other's mettle and durability in. earnest and the h me was on! Again, •Pete_B.ackx slam- med .in a• goal and ',United knew. they could • take this game by a country mile. They challenged for;their territory, checked their man and kept in almost constant possession - of the ball.- Our ball control. was an believable. Honestly,stly, you can't conceiVe'-Cif the over-. whelming . tricks -they em- .ke footwork they They were eager but we Were hungry and greedy! We had them going in every direction, struggling to. keep up the:pace' we set, They 'checked us out but we r.efttsed to he shadowed as we `flew around with the ball firmly; ,entrenched in our possession:! On a lovely play ole 'Boogie Boots ` Brian Alleh-scored our sixth goal and aur•. joy was. unbounded! We just had to have . one • more for good measure •. and Frank •.Baokx willingly took on this task and therefore goal number() seven belon s'to him. ,•• So,' fans the , game was a whornping 74 and it sure "do' feel good!! Coach John thjng Eicliolz was justifiably proud of United's work. They were solid, skilled and swift, We're, all pleased and gratified that they let their sparkle and soul shine • through, because believe it-faljr�s, this -team's --kept hiss got heavy talent! ' Player o,tb-Aay, i 1b11:..:. to two players today; Dave Graf and; Harold ' Riff-,: fiinghaus.They maintained a lot of the plays and kept up a ., steady barrage of retaliation against Ingersoll. Sportsman of -the -Game is John 'Porky' Vanderburght Who kept to' his wing and his' man h super! A 'Foxy Special' for Mike Klijn and Howie Gottschalk (Herr General still got that pizaz'z!)' Also, a special Mention for, Brian. Allen Who •s ootsldn! • The 'B' team didn't • win ' their game, alas. • The score. was. 4-1 and the cone point for Goderich was :a penalty shot. zipped in byJohn:Got'ts'chalk. Wilmer 'Lean and Mean 'Mitchell: and 'the Shadow', Pete Teichert made great efforts to support the. team and keep the play moving in with per our favour Too bad the game sistance'worthy .ofa beaver! 'The. Sly Fox' is reserved for wasn't in your favour, team. Pete Backx :who •was' ,only Keep plugging!! French sweep semi wit • ,,,,Brench Cleaners , collected half • of theireight hits in the opening inning= of their playoff game with Ziebart Rustproofers and posted a four ,run lead that never died but killed. the Rustproofers. The Cleaners used four •single's-, and_"twoZiebart • errors to score their four runs and went onto defeat Ziebart 5-3 in the third- game of the best of • five "A" division playoff series in Goderich Industrial 'League Softball. French won the -first two games: Ron Klages started the inning off with a walk and • The Goderich District Collegiate Institute football schedule has the .'junior` and senior squads hosting four gameseach this year and the coaching staff of the teams,•is hopeful a strong. contingent of GDCI 'fans will help their clubs to wins at home. ' The ,senior' Vikings have a six game seasonahead of them and play four of their games ontheir own tiuf. The the junior Vikings go to Exeter to meet them in the second . week of • their :.schedule. • Here is a complete schedule r of GDCI games. fo1976:: - Thursday September 23 Central Hueon at Goderich; Thursday . September 30 Goderich at South Huron; Thursday October 7 Goderich at 1istowel; Thursdayll October 14 used to move the ball • into the junior Vikings also play four Norwell at Goderich; oppostion's zone. • games at home but have Thursday October The,, activity. was : furious three on the road since:F.E. Goderich Juniors around .the .Ingersoll. goal • Madill ' Secondary in W'ngham; • immediately stole second. Frank MacDonald •'ham mered .a single to move Klages to third. MacDonald stole second and George Sutton used a Ziebart error to load the bases•; Brian McLean singled Klages home and then Mark Dauphin • moved MacDonald and Sutton over with a single. Ray Mathers caught a two out single: to score McLean boosting the Cleaner total . ;to four. Ron Klages added the insurance marker in the; second inning with a lead-off homer. Simon 'Langlois started off 'the Ziebart scoring with a two out homerun smash in the first'inning but Mark Dauphin held the Rustproofers off the board until the fourth. Tom. Love took advantage of a Cleaner error to, single and scored on two sacrifices and a ' single py Greg'Hansen. Ron' Corriveau collected. the final run in' the seventh after he beat outan. error to single then scored onsingles by 4-, The 'A'. team plays• in d London on Saturday against the Portuguese at 4;00 P.M. Sunday. Golerieh United 'B' plays the Portuguese''B' at 4:OO P.M. in London. Like an• instant re.'L•' R 7 , .old he a colourfulweekend! , •.: 'Thanks, to everyone who made our recent dance such a; success. Your support was greatly 'appreciated. Winner of the draw was Lawrence Wirson, of Elgin. , Ave. in Goderich. Corigratulations! Have a . good life, you deserve it • 'Love ya mach Foxy Ziebart GG'Dl ICH i IGNAL-STAR, T URSDAX, PT NM ;rg76--rACarl» I MINOR ; OE FOR. - T P AN M . . WEA � A MSD � �' N NLY Wally : Pearson and Ron Whetstone.' - Mark Dauphin gave up five hits for the win while Simon Langlois was tagged for eight • in the loss. The win moves French into a the • berth' against the winner of the McGee Pontiacs-Gord's - Sports series. 21 at areaen alliiitediWastWingltaxn,. has.. not . fielded a. Thursday October _ 28 awarded a 'penalty shot and'. senior football team, this year Straiitford Northwestern at 'THE Dude' was given this and -.are- not in ,the league at Goderich; • task. If you remember from -that level. Thursday - November 2 • last year Dave Graf has an Stratford• Central at Goderich •- unorthodox,penalt-y kick. (but The two_. clubs begin - their Friday November 5 playoff at least it.gets :in there!) Well, season at home this afternoon date af.ne"cessary' •• This shot was absolute, and when they host the Central Tuesday., November 9 sheer '.delight! Way to . be, Huron Redmen of Clinton., Playoffs (4 vs.. i; 3 vs. 2) Devej So, point number 3, for The senior Redmen are the - ' Saturday • November 13 our side-.. current league •champions. Finals. Still, ' Goderich wasn't The junior; titleholders: are the Norwell is the league's new _ LLsatis€ied. They began an all- South Huron Panthers and entry from Palmerston: out campaign to cream the , e Ingersoll contingent and have. them in a state of shock. By', golly; they did it! . United beOarne a tidal wave, flowing together .in thought and movement: This . was the United team: sure and true. Would you believe that Pete Backx was itching for. another shpt at the net and he made sure ..(and so "did his. teamates) -'that he ac- complished this goal, (little pun --- very little !) ' Goal number four and we're waitin for more! 'We didn't have to wait long --- - Toney Mennen 'the Blond Menace' zapped :in a beauty and we were sitting with five! -_—Carl-you-believe it9 this is` the kind -of action fend -thrive' On. The team floated off the field at half time and they deserved the rest.- It was a terrific, and taut first half. And - the last 45 minutes brought no respite for either team' Goderich was kept • mighty. busy defending their solid position because - Ingersoll are no slouches ! �[rlrzirrQlrxrIrl rlrr xt' r r r r r r r r r r r G Appearing This "Week f' 1'NED., SEPT., 22 TO SAT., SEPT. 25 TEMPUS T THE BEDFORD COURT LOUNGE. COMING NEXT WEEK WED., SEPT. 29 TO -SAT.,. OCT: 2': ROCKY FALLS BAND. - AND - : PLANNING DINNER OUT, *• T -R -V -•OUR -DELI IOUS-SMORGA-SBORD----- TUES.12-1:30p.m. -. WED.6 - 1:30 p.m. SUN. 5 &.•7 p.m. NOW FULLY `AIR • • CONDITIONED Goderich524 7337 Bedford Hotel - • •••i` 1,•la4044041144141444146 41•41•.4••••lib •4140•r•i40••4040••'•46 i.NASHVILLE -- GRAND OLD OPRY • • 4 r. 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