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Clinton hammers
Goderich 14-3
The Clinton Housewives
smacked three home. runs in
the third inning and tacked on
an additional 11 runs to
hammer Goderich Blue's
Diamonds. 14-3 in ladies
recreational softball
action
recently. The Housewives
sent 14 batters to the plate in
their big third inning and,
came away with a 10-1 lead
and the win.
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Maitland Chambers (front left) received his 25 year pin and
Balton Nielson (front right) received his 30 year pin for
service at the annual dinner- and dance of the United
local 2222 held at the Goderich arena on Saturday night.
Behind left to right, are Brian Black, Business represen-
tative for local 2222, Tom Harkness, international
.repreontative-a1- Laird Schilbe, preildent of local...2222.
(staff photo)
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clutch single in the first in,.
ning to score two runs with
two away. Jan Rutledge and
Cleo Colquhoun had singled
with no one out and the
Diamonds got two in a row
before Williams singled them
-Sue Kolkman cut that lead
in half in the top of the second
when she doubled, went to
third on Joyce Orr's single
and scored on a shot by Marg
Kovacs. The Housewives,left
two runners on in their half of
the second and exploded in
the bottom of the third 'after
holding Goderich scoreless.
Marg Morley lead off the
rally with a round tripper and
Williams followed the shot up
with a single. The Diamonds
got two in a row but lost Ann
Lebeau with a walk setting up
the second home run, a three
run shot by Sandra. Burns.
Rutledge didn't let the per-
formance bother her and
drilled a home run herself
boosting Clinton's lead to 7-1.
Colquhoun singled to keep
things hopping for Clinton
and Pat Norman moved her
down with a single. Morley
grabbed her second hit of the
inning and scored Colquhoun
and Norman and Morley
came in on Williams' second
shot of the inning before the
Diamonds ended the rally
with two runners aboard.
Kolkman came through
again for the Diamonds in the
fourth grabbing their second
run. She lead off with a single
and scored on singles by Orr
and Gale Schneiker. The
Diamonds got their final run
in the sixth when Karen
MacKinnon got an inside the
park home run on a Clinton
error. The Housewives added
two more runs in the fourth
inning and another two in the
bottom of the sixth for the
win. Sandra Burns was the
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Over 170 children aged 8 to 15 competed in the, swim meet held atludith Gooderh
in Goderich on Saturday, July 30. There were over 50 different heats with both te
individual races. The Goderich team placed first overall, Exeter was second, Kin
was third and Clinton was fourth. (staff photo)
Over 50 entries.,
Jubilee horseshoe tour
tremendous success_
Glousher the loser.
Goderich grabs bantampennant with win
The Goderich Bantams
wound up their regular
WOAA baseball schedule with
a 25-3 thumping over Hanover
in Hanover last Wednesday.
The one-sided victory gave
the International Truck
Centre Bantams a record of
12 wins against only two
losses over the season.
The Goderich Bantams, as
pennant winners of the -
league, win a bye in the first
round of the playoffs. The
second and third place teams,
Listowel and Kincardine will
meet in the semi-finals, to be
completed by August 7. The
winner of that series will
meet Goderich in the finals.
Members of the pennant
Monkey golf played at
BY CHRIS WILDGEN
Another holiday weekend
has passed by. The highlight
of the weekend at the Sunset
was the holiday weekend
party, which was a two -ball
party. This two -ball was
rather different as it was
• monkey golf. Joan and Bob
McDougall were the winners
for the day, with Davis
Bentley arid George Williams
as second place "monkeys".
Most honest golfers were Vic
and Edna Powell. The next
two -ball party is on August 13.
For Ladies' Night, low
gross for first flight v‘r-',s
RED CROSS
'YOUTH
Gerry Mountford „and low
nets were Shirley Baechler,
Adele Drennan, Ev Evers,
Verna Kane, Sue MacAdam
and Chris Spitzig. Low gross
for second flight was Joyce
Bolton. Low nets were Marg
Smith, Betty Helesic, Ellen
Connelly, Karen Scott, Mary
Lynn Telford and Jane Kerr.
For third flight, low gross
was Edna Powell. Pat
Chisholm, Sharon Lassaline,
Cathi Hubick, Peggy Cook,
Rosemarie Lassaline, Rocky
Whalen, Brenda Love and
Mariette Chisholm were low
nets.
For Men's Night, Rick
Sowerby was low gross and
Gerry Lassaline was low net.
First flight winners were
Ticker Mero, Tim O'Brien,
Dennis LeBrun, Leroy
Bedour, Stan Connelly and
Bob Cousins. Second flight
winners were Art Burt, Andy
Smith, Harold Macpherson,
Randy Miller, Art Mountford,
Bruce Lyndon and Marty
Buchanan. Bruce Crawford,
Walter Sheardown, Cliff
Kennedy, Bob Cornish, Pete
MacDonald, . Rennie Arm-
strong and Greg Beacom
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Willy Denomme,
Costello, Rob McDonald, Dan
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Now that August is here,
the Invitationals are a
reality, rather than
something that is "next
month", so remember, the
men's is on August 17, the
ladies' is on August 24 and the
junior's is on August 31.
Brian Shewfelt and Jeff
,Denomy. Richard Madge is
e coach and Ron McDonald
tbe manager.
Rob McDonald led the
Goderich offensive onslaught
over Hanover with five hits
including a third inning home
run. Jim Costello and Larry
Madgealso homered for
Goderich, and had two other
safeties each. Dan Mailiet,
Ted 'Doherty and Del Mit-
chelmore had two hits each,
while Willy Denomme, Brian
Shewfelt, Jeffy Denomy and
Dave Moore had one hit
apiece.
Dan Mailiet,. and Larry
Madge each pitched two
innings for the winners and
Ted "split finger" Doherty
and Rob "Earl" McDonald
hurled one inning each.
The Horseshoe Tournament
held during the Sesquicen-
tennial celebrations on July 2
in Jim Hayter's Used Car
Parking Lot was a tremen-
dous success with 56 entries
and a good number of
spectators at all times.
Three prizes donated by
Schenley's were won in a
draw bLola Atkinson and
Isabel MacDonald of
Goderich and Gary
McDonald of Waterloo.
Winners of the tournament
were, in the singles, first Ken
Smith of Monkton, second,
Slim Harburn of St. Marys
and third, Horace Salt of
Mitchell. In the doubles,
Gilbert Mason and Hiram
Knott of St. • Thomas were
first, Dave Kyle
Anderson of Hens
second and Martin
tyne and Sonny
Stratford were third.
All of the winners
plaques donated by
Chairman WalterSh
expresses thanks to
for his time and to
donators of prizes. -
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