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r Beavers gained
e Goderich Men's
finals after
he best -of -three
series with the
ers hammered the
1.3 in the series
Wednesday and
o snuff a last in -
en rally to clinch
with a 6-4 win
ers scored early
game with three
rst inning, four in
two runs in both
•seventh innings.
Donald, Stan
rian Stothers and
on provided the
punch as they
scored nine of the
ns.
erby wielded the
ve bat for the
he accounted for
uns with a sixth
run.
ay the Beavers
six run lead and
st inning rally by
hung on to win 6-
ers scored two
fourth inning as
brook singled,
Brian Draper's
in turn scored on
's single. They
BY CHRIS WILDGEN
Despite ..the -one week
postponement, the Men's
Invitational en Wednesday/
August 24 was` a' huge success.
The course was in super
`shape, thanks to the tang
-.�, ?ut'14. and:) a rd ;wo of Lero
'and his grounds crew.. The
weather vias dice' for the'
entire day.' Also, there were
152 entries in the tournament,
and the fact that everything
went smoothly is a pat on the
back far the main organizers -
Paul, Shirley and Pat.
Low 'gross of the day went
to Gary Douglas from St.
• Mary's, with a score of 66.
Low net of the day was Bill
Fraser of Indian Hills Golf
Club, with a score of 61. For
first flight, tow gross was Bill
Bradley of Maitland. Low net
was Harry Murray from
London. Aubrey James from
Listowel was low gross for
second flight and Brian
Reeve from Sunset was low
net. For third flight, low gross
was Lee Kirkwood from
Maitland and low net was Vic
Richardson from. Durham.
Two Bayfield golfers were the
winners , in- fourth flight.
Derek Devok was low gross
and TimtNest was low net.
On Sunday, August 28,
there was a two -ball party,
which included golf, followed
by a box social. Rod Johnston
and Robert Green were the
winners of the ,day, followed
by Tracy Willows and Stan
Connelly. Paul Dockstader
and Ev Evers were third. The
next two ball party is on
Monday September 5. Brunch
is at 1 p.m. sharp, with golf to
follow.
For Men's Night, Milt
Place was low gross and
Bruce Crawford was low net.
Dennis Lassaline and Rick
added two more in the fifth on
successive doubles by Brian
Stothers, Johnston and Ron
Whetstone, Durnin and
Westbrook scored their final
two runs in the sixth inning.
The Firemen rallied for
four rung in their final at bat
on the strength of a grand
slam by Wayne Doak.
The Beavers now await the
winner of the other semi-final
series between the Signal -
Star Paper Leafs and BP-
TMF, which is tied at one
game apiece. The deciding
game of that series was
played Wednesday night.
The Leafs won the opening
game of the series 9-3 but
BPTMF rebounded for a 12-5
victory to even things up.
In the first game the Leafs
scored two runs in the first
inning, added three more in
the second inning and then
rounded out the scoring with
four in the sixth. BPTMF
scored single runs in the first,
third and sixth innings. ..
BPTMF took control of the
second game from the start
as theyexploded for eight'
runs in the first inning and
coasted toa 12-5 victory.
The Leafs were unable to
recover from that early
deficit but managed to score,
three runs in the second in-
ning and singles in the third
and seventh innings
Spwerby'were the winnertt tall
first flight. In second flight, r:.
the winners were ' Gerry
Mero, Brian Reeve, Bruce.:
Lyndon,- Tim O'Brien, Andy ;
Smith, Glen Falkiner,
Miller, Bill Mcisaac and
„.„.Geo 'ge.,.Bolton..Ttre;;wtnn
in• ,third -flight were
.,.Br:pwnbridge, Harry
Williams, Steve Palmer and
Gerry Lassaline.
For Ladies' Night, the '
winners were first flight, low ..,
gross, Sue MacAdam, low
net, Evelyn Evers and Verna
Kane; second flight, low
gross, Marj Smith, low net,
Mary Lynne Telford, Ellen
Connelly and Pat Chisholm;
third flight, low gross,
Brenda Love and Debbie
Clarence, low net, Edna
Powell, Sharon Lassaline,•
Wanda Freeman and Nancy
Beaver.
Ladies this is your last
warning: the Ladies'
Invitational is on September
7.
On September 11 (that's on
a Sunday), Sunset is hay.ing a
couples tournament.
A
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Gary. Douglas of St. Mary's (centre) won the'9owgross of
the day at the Goderich Sunset Men's invitational Golf
tournament held last Wednesday. Gary shot a low gross of
66 to capture the Labatt's trophy, He is congratulated by
Paul Baechler (loft), owner of Sunset Golf Course and by
Labatt's representative Neil McLeod. Over 150 men
competed in the tournament which had to be "held a week
later than originally planned because the course had been
flooded by excessive rain. (staff photo)
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