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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-08, Page 11Sp�rtsage Maitland golfer qualifies for Oitktrio amateur Forty-six men played on Men's Night, May 29. Winners for the night were: Mark Matthews, low net 30; Ross Pat- terson, Bob McDougall and Gerald Morgan, 31; John Schneiker, 32 and Larry McDougall, 321/2. The first men's interclub was held at Walkerton, June 4, .with Izzy Bedard of Maitland winning low gross for the day. Shelagh Sully took first flight honours for Ladies' Night, May 30, when 29 ladies turned out to play. Della Bedard had the fewest putts in this flight. Second flight winners were Verna Jackson, Verna Kane, and putts Jean Papernick. Third flight winners were Verne Frith, Carol Hunter, and putts Bud Elliott. Fourth flight - low gross was Laurie Banter, low net Marilyn James, Martina Schneiker, and putts Joanne Jasper. 11 Closest to the pin on number 1 was Maxine Martin. The first of three ladies' interclubs was held May 30, at the Maitland course. Eight ladies from each of three clubs - Kincardine, Sunset and Maitland played 18 holes for prizes and points. Here are a few dates for you lady golfers to remember: June 10, Spring Fling; June 13, Meaford invitational; June 14 - a preview of ladies' golf outfits, at the Club House.. Local competitions will soon be under way, sign up for those you are interested in. Congratulations to Paul Johnson, who placed third at New Dundee, thus qualifying for the Ontario Amateur, to be held July 11 - 14 at Weston Golf and Country Club, Best of luck, Paul! Scoreboard INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE MAITLAND,DIVISION GP W L McGee 5 4 I Fisher 6 4 2 Little Bowl 6 4 2 Green and Parent 5 2 3 Gord's Sports 6 2 4 DUNLOP DIVISION . Canada Company 5 4 �. 1 French 6 4 2 Lakeport 6 3 3 Ziebart 6 1 5 Graham Electric 7 1 6 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Little Bowl 4Graham 1 Fishers 5 Gord's Sports 4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS' Canada Company 1 Lakeport 0 French 6 Green and Parent 0 McGee Pontiacs 5 Gord's 2 Ziebart 7 Graham Electric 1 MONDAY'S RESULTS French 7 Graham 0 Lakeport 2 Little Bowl 1 GAMES TONIGHT Ziebart vs. Canada Company Fisher vs. Green and Parent GAMES SUNDAY Canada Co. vs. Little Bowl Lakeport vs. Ziebart Gord's vs. Green and Parent French vs. McGee Pontiacs GAMES MONDAY Green and Parent vs. McGee Pontiacs Canada Co. vs. Gord's Sports MEN'S SLOWPITCH LEAGUE Pts 8 8 8 4 4 8 �8- 6 2 2 G W 1. Pts Firemen 3 3 0 6 Beavers 3 3 0 6 Church 4 . 3 I 6 Leafs 4 3 1 6 1863 3 2 1 4 Coyotes 3 - 1 2 2 Denomme 4 1 3 2 Park 4 1. 3 2 Orphans 4 1 3 2. Champions 4 0 4-- 0 WOAA MIDGET BOYS Goderich Blue Jays 16 Listowel 1 FUTURE GAMES Clinton vs. Goderich - Sunday 2 p.m. Goderich vs. Hanover - Monday 6:30 p.m. WOAA BANTAM GIRLS Goderich 7, 15 Kinkora 6, 8 Goderich 0St. Marys 7 Goderich 7, 12 Mitchell 7, 4 FUTURE GAMES Shakespeare vs. Goderich - Sunday 1 p.m. Clinton vs. Goderich - Tuesday 7 p.m. HURON CENTRAL LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE May 31st. Clinton Sluggers (16) Goderich Sailorettes (17) - May 31st. Gee Gee's (BARB & GEAR) (13) Goderic'h Superstars (11) June 1st. Lucknow Noisy Ladies (I) Clinton Housewives (9) June 5th. Gee Gee's (Garb & Gear) (8) Clinton Buru Const. (C. Cardinals) (13) rune 6th. Joe's Girls (7) G. Superstars (15) WOAA BANTAM BOYS Goderich 6 Dashwood 1 FUTURE GAMES Goderich at Exeter - June 9 - 7 p.m. Goderich at Dashwood - June 12.7 p.m. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, J!INE 8, 1978—PAGE 11 Sunset hosts several tournarnents in June BY VALERIE JOHNSTON June seems to be the month for tournaments at the Sunset. The Lions Club Referees' Tour- nament was our first tournament of the year and was held on June 4. Low gross for the day was Jim Fitzmorris and low net was Bob Young. May 30 proved ..o be an excellent night for golf as there was a large turnout for Men's Night. instead of conventional play, the men participated in Fun Night in which they are only allowed to use three clubs. Low gross for the night was Brian Reeve and low net was Raye Armstrong. Congratulations Brian and Raye! First flight winners were: Gerry Mero, Leroy Bedour, Bob Greer, Mark Lassali.ne and Paul Baechler; second flight, Vic Powell, Randy Miller, Ed Harrison, Dave Graf and Stan Telford; third flight, Greg .Beacom, Steve Palmer, Mel Bogie, Cliff Kennedy and Walter Sheardow n. Ladies' Night on Thursday June 1 was also well attended. Winners included: low, gross, Sue MacAdam and low net, Shirley Baechler; first flight, Adele Drennan; second flight, Ellen Connelly, Grace Sale and Karen Scott; third flight, Twenty-three skaters started and 16 finished a 12 hour roll-a-thon sponsored on Saturday, May 6 by the Goderich Recreation and Community Centre Board. The roll-a-thon has raised over $650 for the Community Centre Renovation Project so far. These eight Skaters won cash awards for bringing in the most individual money with their roller • skating efforts. Back row, left to right, are Debbie Profit who raised $43.60 for a $5 award, April Pontiacs The McGee Pontiacs rolled to their fourth victory in a five games as they dumped Gords Sports 5-2 in Industrial Softball League action, Sunday. McGees jumped on. losing ""•pitcher Des Courtney for 14 hits over seven • innings as they moved into a first place tie in the, Maitland - Division with Little Bowl and Fisher. The teams are tied with eight points. Despite the potent offence that produced 14 hits, McGees were only able to strike for five runs. They opened the scoring in the game with two runs in the second inning and added single runs in the fourth, sixth and seventh inning. Rick Sowerby and John Phillips led the McGee offence with three, hits apiece. Phillips and team-mate Ron Sowerby each scored two runs. Doug Spitzig chipped in with two hits in four trips to the plate. Gords nailed winning pitcher Rick Sowerby for seven hits in the game and scored single runs in the fifth and sixth in- nings. Seven players 'Stoddart who raised $69.40 for a $25 award, Trevor Martin who raised $37.20 I1or a $5 award and Trevor Kelly who raised $52.50 for a $10 award. Front row, left to rfgh't, are Vicky Gavin who raised $60.50 for a $10 award, Trevor Erb who raised $101.80 for a $50 award, Tammy Gibbons who raised $129.13 for a $100 award' and Johnny Stokes who raised $34 for a $10 award in the nine -years -old and under class. (Photo by Joanne Walters) win dumping Cords 5-2 shared the Gords hits. McGees scored two runs in the second inning on singles by Sowerby, Phillips and Ken Van- derburg. Phillips then scored in the fourth in- ning after he singled'and scooted home as Harry Kerr reached base on an :arbor Report BY RON GRAHAM , May 29 the Kingdoc arrived light from the Goderich Elevator to load salt. May 30 the Kingdoc cleared harbor fo'r , Thunder Bay with salt. May 31 the Algorail arrived from Seaway Island for salt. June 1 the. Comeaudoc arrived light from Quebec City for grain. June 1 the Algorail cleared harbor for Milwaukee with salt. June 4 the Blanche Hindman arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. June 4 the Comeaudoc cleared harbor for Baie Comeau with grain. Investment Opportunity Lucknow Co-op Members Special Member Loans For new building projects 5 year member loan 91/2% annually 10 year member loan 10% annually 115 year member loan 101/2% annually 20 year member loan 11©/® annually.. Information available from your directors or Co-op office Lucknow District Co-op ' Phone 5283024 1 error. Phillips scored the fourth McGee run in the sixth inning. and Ron Sowerby added the final run in the seventh inning. Rick Sowerby went the distance in the victory giving up seven hits and striking out six batters. Des Courtney was tagged with the lncc Thora McCabe, Sandy Sowerby and Dianne Armstrong. There will be a dinner following golf tonight for the ladies. For those who have not signed in, please call Dorothy Bogie at 524- 7502 as she will be able to give you an idea of what to bring along. Ladies are reminded that Sunday June 11 and Thursday June 22 have been set aside as Pin Days for lady members. The men who are on the Men's Committee are asked to remember the meeting which will be held Monday June 12 at the Clubhouse. The second two -ball of the season was held this past Saturday. First place winners were Paul Baechler and Rocky Whalen, second place, Thora Mt:Cabe and Bill Bode; third place, Jim Whalen and Marg Smith and Shirley Baechler and Walter Sheardown. The next two ball will be June HURON '7U$ N 25 at 1 p.in. People wishing to practice or further their drives are reminded the driving range is now in a full operation, Choose a gift large or small from the great selection at Rawson's. ..:sweaters ...shirts ...ties ...Jackets ...socks — DAD'S ONE OF A KIND — AND SO IS— Corner Montreal Street and The Square GODERICH September 26 - 30, 1978 HURON COUNTY PROUD TO SELL PLEASED TO SERV.I MOCFAT - KELVINATOR - ADMIRAL - WOODS & MAYTAG APPLIANCES HOOVER & EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS - RCA & SANYO TELEVISIONS MUFFITT appliances & television 308 HURON ROAD GODERICH 4-4301 SERVICE SELECTION Philips Deluxe HP1312.RECHARGEABLE SHAVER. 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