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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-25, Page 12• fi psi v9 Q 1 RICH SIGNAL -.STAR; THURSDA, AUGUSpT25,11)77 '4 ruron Count All-Star Four boys from the .Clinton Pee Wee soccer team have won a place on the Huron County All-Star team. They are Roy Brown, John Elliott, Tony Gibbings and Charlie Wise. They join Andrew Cooper of Bayfield; Rick Helm of Exeter; Colin Alexander, Randy Graham, Steve Graham, George Kerr and Mike Wedlock of Goderich; Billy Mennen, Nick Van- denberk, Andy and John Van Leeuwen of Grand Bend and Kevin Coyne of St. Columban. The coaching duties are shared by Dave Silcock, Exeter; Tony Jeacock, Clinton and Vic Alexander of Goderich. These 16 boys will play in the Ohio Cup and will play a lot of their soccer in the U.S.A. Saturday August 13th the boys played together for the first time in the Sarnia Bluewater Minor Soccer Tournament for All-Star teams. They lost their first game to the local Sarnia All - Stars 2-1. Charlie Wise got the lone goal for Huron. They also dropped another heart breaker to Waterloo by a 2-0 score but took the consolation final 6-0. over Niagara Falls. Charlie Wise led the_ scoring with_ three goals, while Nick Van- denberk, Andrew Cooper and Mike Wedlock had one each. Later the same day the county boys opened their Ohio Cup play against South Eastern Michigan showing no signs of fatigue and stormed on to an easy 15-1 win. Mike Wedlock scored six goals, George Kerr kicked three in and singles were booted by Nick Vandenberk, Billy Mennen, Andrew Cooper, Colin Alexander, Steve Graham and Charlie Wise. Saturday, August 20th the All -Stars entertained the St. Thomas All -Stars in Grand Bend and cause out $-4 win- ners. Kevin Coyne proved to be a soccer good addition scoring three goals in his first game. Charlie Wise also had three goals and John Elliott' and Mike Wedlock made up the total. The next day they were on the road to Cambridge to play their third game in the Ohio Cup. The county boys soon found themselves two goals down inside ten minutes, but they found their composure, put their game together and went on to win 7-2. Kevin Coyne, and Nick Vandenberk led the scoring with two each. Mike Wedlock, Charlie Wise and Tony Gibbings added singles. Their record in Ohio Cup play now stands at three wins, no losses, 30 goals for and seven against and a total of six points. This will put them into next round play. Travelling with Tony Gibbings for the provincial trials in Toronto were Charlie Wise and Roy Brown. Even though they did not make the team they are to be congratulated for being in- vited to represent Clinton. They did this to the best of their ability. Well done boys. The Clinton Minor Soccer Executive are proud of you. Bantams grab four by default BY JIM KINGSLEY The Goderich Bantams got off easy last week picking up .four points by forfeit from Sarnia which couldn't field a team. This gives the Bantams .third place in the final _ _standings. They:: go- n to '.,ay,, -first place Seaforth in semi-finals. Should they win they would go on to meet a Sarnia team in the finals. We have Lots of good news to report from our Pee Wee Division. First of all in regular season play Goderich took nine players to Seaforth and even though short two men, gave the game that extra hustle to come up with a 5-3 win., Mike Wedlock not- ched three goals in the game which at one time was tied up at 2-2. The Huron County Pee Wee All-Star team remained undefeated this -week as they held St. Thomas off to a 4-4 tie at half time. In the second half our boys turned on the steam and rolled on to an 8-4 victory! On Sunday the team travelled to Cambridge to meet Cambridge. Cambridge jumped to an early 2-0 lead. Our boys then got the ball rolling and scored seven unanswered goals to win 7-2! The goal scorers in this game were Mike flock, Chuck Wise, Tony Gibbon from Clinton and Nick from Grand Bend with two. Kevin Cowen from St.. Columban provided us with an extremely strong left-wing and scored two goals. With the overpowering Kevin Cowen on left: wing our strong wings have been splitting up the opponent's defense leaving the centre wide open for our ever alert centre field. The Huron County All-Star team displayed excellent midfield ball control showing great defensive and offensive play. The All-Star team in the three qualifying games now' have built up an 'impressive goal spread of 30 goals for to seven- against! even'againstF .'14Se'devieti'" 'e -their-reguiax game through default. However we have eight boys on the All-Star team which competed in Cambridge for the Border Cup. Last week our boys overpowered Petrolia 8-1. Unfortunately this week they found .the competition from the bigger cities just a little too strong. However, our boys puts up a good fight and made a strong showing in their 4-2 loss to Sarnia and a 3-0 loss to Cambridge. The eight Goderich players on this team are: Jim Bissett, Mark Crawford, John Thompson, Darryl Madge, Joe Milady, David More, Ken Goddard and Philip Grace. The Goderich Atom A had a bye last week. In Squirt action Clinton handed Goderich a 3-0 defeat. One of the goals was on a penalty shot. Goderich showed their usual good defensive play but just hasn't been able to put together a strong forward line. Two miss perfect Paul Stanley of Clinton and Jeff Darling of Exeter had near perfect scores of 24 at the Vanastra Gun Clubs skeet shoot last August 20. In a three waytie for second with 23 hits each were Tom Allen of Londesboro, Don Bricker of Goderich, and Jamie Cladwell of Kippen. Following the top five were Harrison Schock of Zurich and Paul Giles of London with 22 each, Frank Flynn of Clinton and George Giles of London with 21 hits each, while Mery Batkin of Clinton and Bill Boussey of Kitchener each hit 20. Next came Ashley Gilbert of Goderich with 18, Herman Fisher of Benmiller with. 17, and Cal Lovett of Londesboro with 14. In the trap shoot . last Tuesday, August 16, Jeff Darling was all alone at the top with 24 out of 25 hits, while Harrison Schock, Jamie Cladwell Jack Mills and Bill Boussey of Guelph were tied for second with 23 hits. Next came Paul Stanley and John Hessel of Goderich with 22 each, Russ Brintnell of . Exeter with 21, Ashley Gilbert and Eugene Clark of Exeter with 20 each. Tied at 19 hits each were Mery Batkin, Dave Cyr and C. Regier of Zurich, while C. Lovett of Londeshoro whot 16. SHELTER VALLEY TENT AND TRAILER PARK ft 41' ,e The Goderich Mosquito Soccer team won a gold medal in Sportsfest '77 held in Kincardine. The Godeiich tea downed Port Elgin and two Kincardine tm eams to win the medal. Members of the team include, front row from left, Casey Van den Heuval, Dave More, John Thompson, Darrell Madge and Jeff Denomme. The centre row includes Mike McCallum, Jim 'Bissett, Paul Green, Kyle Paul Brenner, Dinesh Weerasooriya and Mark era the back row is coach, Bill Crawford, manag Bissett; ,Joe Melady, John Bissett and Rolf (News Photo) Our Inventory Must Be Drastically Reduced MOST STOCK MERCHANDISE — THROUGHOUT OUR OUTLET — IS SUBJECT TO A ... BOOK NOW FOR 1978 SEASONAL AND SAVE (1977 RATES STILL IN EFFECT) - .4A DISCOUNTS Our Facilities and your Pleasure • River Side Sites • Spring Canoeing • Family Camping Only *Modern Service Building • Store for your Camping needs • Serviced Pull Through Sites • Dumping Station • Creative Playground • Swimming Pool for May. 1978 CLEARLY MARKED ON ALL STOCK! 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