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A.. GQDERICN SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1077
Soccer Champs
The Holmesville Public School senior boys' soccer team captured the 1976-77
soccer .title_: recently at a tournament held in Goderich. The boys won every
game they played in the double knockout one day tourney to take the pen-
nant back to Holmesville for the year. The players are (front row from left)
Steven Graham, Allan Bakker, John Hummel, Brad Forbes and Dave
HURON -PERTH CONFERENCE SOCCER
Senior
W 1: T F A
Listowel .. 4
S. Central 3"
Goderich ... 4
Centra•1'Huron 3
St. Marys 3
Madill 2
Seaforth .. . .. 2
S. Northwestern. 1
Mitchell . .... 0
South Huron
0 1 13
0 2 17
1 0 11
1 1 8
1 1 5
2 1 4
3 0 4
4 0 6
5 0 4
5 0 0
Junior
W 1 T F
Gbderich 5 0 0 23
S. Central .. 4' 0 1 17
St. Marys , . 3 1 1 11
Listowel ....,.,•,..,......,2 1 2 7
Central ..,
t al Huron 2 2 1 13
Mitchell 1 2 2 8
Madill ' 2 3 0 2
S. Northwestern 1 4 0 5
South Huron 0 3 2 4
Seaforth :.. 0 4 1 3
Thursday's Scores
SENIOR
Listowel 2, Stratford Central 2
Goderich 3, Madill1
Seaforth 1, South Huron 0
Northwestern 3, Mitchell 2
JUNIOR
Mitchell 3, Northwestern 1
Goderich 8, Wingham 0
South Huron 1, Seaforth'l
Listowel 2, Stratford' entra12
4 9
3 8
2 8 BY TD
1 7 The junior and senior
3 7 soccer teams• of GDCI both
5 5 recorded victories in games
5 4 in Wingham last Thursday.
10 2
15 0 Coach Del Almeida's junior
21 0 Vikings humiliated the F, E.
Madill squad by an 8 - 0 score.
The victory kept the Vikings
Elliott, (second row from left) Jeff Leitch, Charlie Wise, John Elliott, Jim
MacDonald, Jim Mothers and.Scott Bell' and (back row from left Brian
Johnston, Scott Wilson, coach Al Sygrove, Coach Dave Scholy Danny
Tyndall and Steve Wilson. (staff photo)
Lawn
bowlers
playing
The Goderich Lawn
Bowling season opened on
Monday, May 23 with �
af-
ternoon and evening bowling.
Irene White, president 'of
ladies club welcomed the
bowlers and invited them to
stay after the pot luck supper
and enjoy bowling or cards.
Harold Knisiey, president of
the men's club, thanked all
those who had been involved
in the spring clean-up and
invited two life members to
throw the first balls - Ernie
Pridham and Harry
Schakelton had,the honour.
Sixty bowler's participated
in the afternoon game and 37
in the'evening game.
Afternoon and evening
bowling will continue and the
general public is invited to
visit the greens on Picton St.
W. to enjoy a ga me of -bowling
either as• spectators or par-
ticipants.
Juniors whip Wingham 8-0.
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in first place in the Huron -
Perth Conference standings,
with a perfect five win and no
loss record. Stratford Central
is in second place with four
wins and a tie in five games.
Ray Donnelly's senior
Vikings climbed into a second
.place tie with Stratford
Central by virtue of their 3 - 1
win over Madill. The Vikings
are now possessors of a 4 - 1
won -lost record, while
Stratford has three wins and
two ties. Listowel holds down
first place with four wins and,
h tie in five games.
Eric Mitchell and Dennis
Donnelly each had three
Sowerby triples to beat French
A come from behind two
run burst in the seventh in-
ning pushed McGee Pontiacs
to a 4-3 win over French
Cleaners in Industrial Soft-
ball action Sunday. Ron
'Sowerby slammed a two run
triple with one out in the
seventh to give his club the
win, French scored twice in
the top of the final inning to
take over from a 2-1 deficit,
George Sutton drew first
blood in the game in the
fourth inning when he led off
with a triple and scored on
Frank MacDonald's
sacrifice,
Rick Sowerby tied the.
game in the bottom of the
inning with a round tripper
off Don McWhinney. The
blast was the second hit
McWhinney gave up in the
game,
- Harry Kerr boosted McGee
in front in the fifth. He singled
and moved to second on Paul
Kelly's walk and scored on a
French error to Ron Sowerby.
Ron Crown came off the
bench in the top of the seventh
to lead off a French rally with
a base on errors. Ron Klages
scored him with a triple and
Klages gave French the lead
on Brian McLean's single.
Deb Shewfelt took ad-
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vantage of a French error to
single and moved to second
on an error to Paul Kelly.
Both moveddown on a pass
ball and Ron Sowerby ended.
the game with a two run
triple.
Ken Daer got the win giving
up eight hits while loser Don
McWhinney was tagged for
only six.
goals in the junior victory
over Wingham. Randy Little
and Neil Sager had one goal
apiece.. Donnelly was a
standout for the Vikings both
offessively and defensively,
in a game dominated by the
GDCI side throughout.a
Chris. Wood had two goals
fdr the. Senior Vikings, one on
a penalty shot which broke a
1-1 tie early in • the second
half. Iain Lambert scored the
first Goderich goal. Wingham
had the edge in play in the
first half, but the Vikings took.
over in the second half,
scoring twice and having
several close chances.
3oth GDCI teams finished
their regular schedule with
games in Seaforth Tuesday.
Semi-final playoffs will take
place this Friday, with the
finals slated for next
Tuesday, May 31.
1Z
by
Paul Brown
(O.L,T.A. CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR)
Tennis Tip no. 6
CU all the things -to remember while hitting'
forehand, the'most important are proper. footwo�
even raquet swing and'eyes on the ball duringimt
There are many books which show the right way'p,
step but few emphasize the importance of al
moving forward. To do this you must step towar
tli
net even while hitting deep shots in the backcourt„
The swing of the racquet begins with
ea
preparation and ends with a high follow throw h.4
Only goo
many beginners fail to swing fully. a g i
d folio
through can add depth and accuracy to your shots,
Watching the ball is the most important of all threw;.
Beginners instantly look up to see where the shotwil
go even before they hit the ball. You must trainyWtn
self to watch the ball hit the racquet strings and thee
keep your eyes there as the ball rebounds awe'
These three fundamentals, if ' practised tort;ionll�
produce solid, accurate forehands.
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