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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-26, Page 11fling; Orkq impaf, way`{ alwa', 'Hs earl] gh, Too; I follovi�:'. els, three; sot wiq J n your away., itantIV 1 lee kickoff er Dunlop) Straughan kicked out the first I at the first annual Goderich United soccer t on the weekend. Five teams played in the t. Goderich lost their final game to Clinton, 2 - first BY RONNIE VARGA Howdy:do, folks! Hope your holiday weekend was a happy and carefree one. Goderich Uniteds' was 'busy, dizzy and fizzy!! Our first Annual Tournament turned out to be quite suc- cessful. The teams were friendly and played some good soccer. Throughout the day from 10 a.m. until mid- night, there was plenty of action going on! The gals from the club ran the kitchen and the bar, and they was "wunnerful" ! They were on their feet fetchin' and runnin' and they looked like a pack of ballerinas gone bananas! The very capable and good-natured Johanne Gottschalk headed up the kitchen staff; if they didn't toe the line, they were punished by being prevented from eating any of the "goodies" they were ser- ving!!! er- ving!!! ( (Oh, she's a vicious slave-driver!!), _This area was popular throughout the entire tournament. The food went down well with everyone;. so congratulations to Jo for a well-prepared menu and tasty, hearty "cuisine". (there's my 'class' GODE RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 26,1#77,—PAGE 1; United tournumentI O comin' through again!) The girls in the bar weren't so slave -driven as Johanne's girls! Things seemed more relaxed in there and business was steady. (sometimes we even served a custotner or two! !) But seriously, folks... things went like clockwork both inside and outside. • Our thanks to everyone who gave a helping hand (or two) and to all those who par- ticipated in the games. Thanks also, to the fans,who attended. For a first try at 'this, sort of thing; we, didn't fare too badly and we ap- preciate this fact. I didn't get one spare moment to get outside (Johanne again!) and catch a game, but from alt reports, the action was hot n' heavy! United won their first game 2-0 against St. Mary's. Lee Arbour and Tony Mennen scored these beauts! ! Our second game against the German -Canadians was a bust. We lost 2-1 but I hear it was pretty suspenseful. It was a tie until the very end when the opposition scored against us. Good try, United! (It's tacky to win your own tournament any ways(! ) The Overall winners of the day's proceedings was St. Columban. They were pitted first against Clinton and won 2-1. Next, they played the London Lions and topped them 2-1. Their final game was with the German - Canadians and the outcome was to their favour. The trophies were provided by Labatt's and they were very generous in choosing. I'm certain St. Columban is a very proud and happy team and well -deserving of this honour. The Tournament com- mittee should receive a pat on the back for their continuous work throughout the year to get this "baby" successfully launched ! Thanks to Stan Profit, Mer,v Witter, Bev Doll and Evert:_Middel. Ya done • good, gang!! This Sunday we have two home games. One at 4 p.n,. and another at 6 p.m. If you can't make both,.try for one, okay? After all, what's a sport without fans? Tigert hands Builders third loss Canada Company handed Fisher Custom Builders their third straight 'loss in Industrial Softball when they scored three runs in the first inning and held on to edge the Builders 4-2 Sunday. The Company grabbed three quick runs from their first three batters and the Builders couldn't overtake them. Lee Arbour caught Fred Pellow for a lead off single and moved around on a Builder error to Casey Wildgen. Glen Tigert ham- mered a double to score Arbour and Wildgen and then scored himself on singles by Mike Redmond and Tom O'Brien. Pellow got out of trouble by fanning Mike Palmer and Bill Durst to end the inning. Bob Dick scored the in- surance run in the second leading off with a single and . scoring on singles ., from Wildgen and Tigert. The Builders couldn't touch Glen Tigert managing only three hits in six innings but caught on to his stuff in the seventh for two runs. Dennis LeBrun slammed a one out double and scored when Gerry Durst stepped into a three bagger. John Hoy 'hit a grounder to third and Durst ,scored when Mike Donnelly went to first to get Hoy. Doug Fisher grounded out to end the game. set golfers. enjoy Holiday Weekend IS WILDGEN day weekend is 's back home and k, or school, for le. For golfers, it weekend to get swing of things, eautiful weather ra day to get the' lfing again. The getting better, do need rain. as the day of the eekend Party, nine.holes of golf all, followed by a per. First place by Paul and chler. George and d were in second Gerry and. Art . "Thanks to all rought food, and Iso to Stan and Telford for a job the first two ball . There will be ball on Sunday, ing at 5 p.m. and g nine holes. Put alendar and keep d Ladies' nights asting excellent ch eaners sent five late in their final dustrial Softball ntly and came one run to edge s 8-7. The first ere cut down at French could er to break a tie innings. USon beat out a to lead off the moved t� second ch. John Orr was en Gord's Con - on keeping second on Orr's hinney grabbed choice when as gunned down ourtney and Rae Waged a fielder's Courtney went toto get Ron the game with a le that , scored from second, nney gave up 10 win while loser Y was tagged for turnouts. It's good to see the golfers taking full advantage of both the great weather and the good condition of the course. For ladies' night first flight winners were Sue McAdam, for low gross and Adele Drennan for low net. Joyce Bolton was low gross for ,second flight and Bev Denomme and Connie Faulkner were low net. Low gross for third flight was Jackie Harrison and Helen MacDonald was low net. Karen Scott was low gross for fourth flight and the nets were, Karen Sturdy, Brenda Love, Marlette Chisholm, Donelda MacDonald, Diane Armstrong, Pat Chisholm, Patti Powell, and Brenda Fisher. For men's night, low gross was Bill Munro and low net was Geo. Williams. First flight winners were Mark Lassaline, Paul Baechler and Dennis Lassaline. For second flight, winners were Gerry Mero, Marcel Richard„rich is 134 yards long. Dennis LeBrun, Stan Telford,', Glen Faulkner, Clark Chisholm, Randy Miller, Bob Cousins, George Bolton and Don Fuller. Bruce Crawford, Pete Teichert, Gord Govier, Harry Williams, Bill Mclsaac and Marcel Lassaline were the winners for the third flight. A Clinton boy, Jamie Cooper, 1,5, of 27 Bond Street, shot a hole in one at the Bluewater Golf Course in Bayfield. It was the course's first hole in one since 1975. Jamie made his spec- tacular shot - on Saturday afternoon on the fifth hole, GAUNT is GOOD FOR HURON -BRUCE Murray Gives Assurance EXPERIENCE 15 years in Queen's Park As A Member DEDICATION Murray has worked hard for many Legislative Reforms In Town and Country SERVICE • Murray has been of personal service to hundreds In the riding HE WORKS FOR YOU Re-elect Murray GAUNT 0 Of On June 9th in Huron -Bruce Wingham Committee Rooms - 357-2211 ti (probably a lot that's what!!) SPecial thanks ..1111111111111 better off, to all who V P care enough to support us, anytime, anywhere, anyhow! See you at the turf? Have a good life ; you deserveit Who loves ya., foxy do,`' Honey?2 Jack Riddell LIBERALCOMMITTEE ROOMS 77 WEST ST. 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