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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-07-27, Page 11Minor soccer, teams: still active BY MARY BISSETT The Mosqhito Blue Jays are still oh top of the league after defeating Grand Bend 9-3 last week. The Blue Jays strong defence was outstanding and were in full control throughout the game. The forward line, working together, picked off four goals within five minutes at the beginning of the second half. This is the 1978 summer pool staff at Judith Gooderham Memorial Pool and Playground. Back row, left to right, are Carole Stewart (supervisor) Theresa Doorly, Sam, James, Anne Marie Lassaline, and Lucie Turcotte. Front row, left to 4right, are Anne Marie Murphy, Dave Smith, Robert Wheeler and Karen Doherty. (Photo by Joanne Walters) Clinton Sunday Race entries RACE 1 F. H. Dawn Belle Dariel Sandra Donald Susan Ann Kitty's Finale Custom Blend Cheater Bars A.E. Brinsley Road Shirley T. Herbert PACE $325 D Jewitt D. Jewitt K. Wallis J. Meriam M. Glavin C. Crandon J. Pollard N. McRapn G. Durdle RACE 2 PACE $325 April Camp . . D. Creighton Ripple Henley Janet Express Mike's Jimmy Lynn Claybrook Sudden Daha K. Grattan A.E. R. H. Ronald Mac Gillean Eain %. R. Battin R. Battin B. Faulds G. Roebuck T. Robinson R. Henry D. Jewitt R. McLean RAciE 3 PACE Yankee Felix Mr. Jon Bob .• Del Crest Dan Rohelja Albacore H. A. Devil True Tuff y A.E. Direct -By -Pass Janice Ray RACE 4 PACE Robra Diller Little Warren Joanna Lae Kin 0 Wave Harlo Champ • Mr. S. Attorney Nota Slow Poke A.E. Jo Spinner D. Jewitt Miss Rhonda Joe R. McLean $350 C. Crandon R. McLean D. Jewitt A. Hardy R. Lindenfield B. Habkirk G. Durdle 13: Rapson R. Rundle $400 Dick Stevens V. Vanstone R. Rundle 8. Gibbins R. Williamson R. Williamson Scoreboard INDU§ittIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE MAITLAND DIVISION Fisher 17,_ 11 6 22 McGee a 15 9 6 18 Gords Sports 15 8 7 16 Little Bowl • 15 6 9 , 12 Green and Parent 15 4 11 8 French Canada Company Ziebart Lakeport Graham Electric DUNLOP DIVISION - 16 12 4 24 . 16 12 4 24 17 .9 8.' 18 17 6 11 12 16 3 13 6 RESULTS Little Bowl 12—Graham Electric 15 Gords 12—Fisher 0 Ziebart 3—Lakeport 2 Green and Parent 1—Gords 0 French 3—McGees 0 Fisher 4—Graham 1 Canada Company 2—Ziehart 1 Fisher 2—Green and Parent 1 GAMES TONIGHT McGees vs. Green and Parent Little Bowl„vs. Ziebart GAMES SUNDAY Fisher vs. French Graham vs. Lakeport Gords vs. Canada Company Little Bowl vs. Green and Parent GAMES'MONDAY French vs. Gords Graham Electric vs: McGees WOAA TYKE Listowel 12—Goderich 8 WOAA MIDGET Goderich 7—Kincardine 2 CENTRAL HURON LADIES Lucknow Ladies 20.—Garb and Gear 4 Goderich Elevators 17—Clinton Buruma 0 Clinton Housewives 14—Sluggers 3 RACE 5 PACE . Dillers Demon Jeff Smith 01 Mel Glo Camp C. P. Buttons Donna Joe Bev's Ace A.E. Champion Hit SkiPPy Det RACE 6 PACE Silver CreekCreed Goldie's Hit' R. Banker Highland Gale Reggie Ford Miss Lepage Ladys Lass A.E. Chappy Herbert Armbro Prince RACE 7 TROT LileLady M S Dina Sax Hanover Sunday Chimes Merrywood Hoot Lis Pendihs Arvaleigh Tom A.E. Stage Dancer Camp Susan M $325 T. Robinson G. Durdle R. Batt* N. McRann T. Kerr N. McKnight A. Abbott D. RACE 8 Denis Lee Metric Time Spar Marlys Check Warren's Duke Willow Creek Mel Rob. Jewitt Ron Dora AE T.B.A. ApacheAest aRG0 sr ee y 8350MTDoKnaerk1VjRaiAcs()Ctoit9 i:rirrte'Pr. incess B. Caldwell G". Woodburn J. Meriam . VanLanduyt B. Leitch D. Jewitt D. Jewitt 1400 T.R.A. W. Habkirk J. McKague M. Sewers D. Jewitt M. Glavin R. Gudmann R. Colvin TRA Van Order Arnies Peggy Bay Frost A Azucar Princess Direct Doc A.E. C T Johnny RACE 10 Swift Honey Goldie Chris • Hoofer Stephens Eagle lrisha Hanover Lady Samantha Beauwip A.E. Hullet Rose Lady Horton PACE 1325 11 Maguire ' J. Duckworth R. Battin F. MacDonald M. Chestle K. Houston F McDonald R. McLean PACE • • 1500 '. M5uire W. Dupee L. Decaluwe J. Marshall B. Taylor McRann PACE K. Wallis $1000 R. Henry T. Kerr N. McRann D. Morrissey F. MacDonald R. McLean R. McLean D. Jewitt T. Kerr The Atom "B" put forth a strong effort to defeat the Clinton "A" major team in the last game of the semifinals but were overcome the last few minutes of play and lost 4-2. Clinton "A" knocked "Gode-rich "B" out of the finals. An ex- cellent game was played between the --Ges*erieb • "A!,! and • Clinton "A" at Goderich on July 24 and Goderich defeated Clinton 1-0. They really did work as a team to 'gain their victory being's , short-handed with several players on holidays. Atom "A" in Goderich remain also in first place in the major league. The Goderich Pee Wees played Clinton last week and won 6 to 3. Scott Collins played fan- tasically and put 100 - percent into the game as - the rest of the team did. The All-Star team,. Lakeport Steelers, stayed in.full control at the head of the Sarnia and district pee wee soccer letague After two more victories this week, which gives them a convincing 6 and 0 record for the season. At Petrolia, the Steelers had no problem downing the Wyoming - Petrolians 7-0. Leader Karl Krohmer had four goals, while Jim McDonald scored one. • in their second 'league encounter of the week, the Steelers travelled to Sarnia township to take on Lambton Shelley Machine at Agincourt Park., A scoreless first half left the game wide open until Jim McDonald scored mid -way. through the second half to give the Steelers a deserved 2-0 victory. House League teams are doing well. On July 5 - Superstars defeated Madge's Express 5-4. New York Comos defeated Garb and Gear W(nners 4 - 1. Then on July 12 a turnabout took place and teams 3 and 4 'won defeating 1 and 2. Final Thursday race cancelled The third and final night of twilight racing, set to go at 6 Om tonight (Thursday) at the Clinton. Kinsmen Raceway, has been cancelled. The track, which also races on Sunday, was lo -sing several thousand dollars a week on the Thursday night operation, and it was decided last week to cancel the final night of racing, rather than lose even more. Only slightly over 600 fans turned out at each of the first two nights, betting $33,000 and $35,000 for the two nights, far below the $55,000 needed to break even. The track gets about 10 percent of the total handle, and must pay all their wages and purses out of their take: 'aa-cewarAe hair man Paul Kerrigan said the Kinsmen had wanted to try the Thursday night dates to see how well they, would • go over, but blamed the early starting time .-5:15 the first week, and 6 pm the second week as one of the prime reasons the races didn't draw crowds. The raceway cannot race at night because their isn't any lights. Sunday racing at the track, however, con- tinues to be a success with the betting and handle about the same as last year, which was the best ever in the Clinton track's eight year history. Bridge scores A. Weerasooriya and John Wood combined for a point total of 50 to grab top- spot in the July 25 meeting of the Goderich Bridge Bridge Club. There were four tables in play. The teams ,of Evelyn Gailbraith end Dawna Sproule, Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine and Bill Duncan and Joe Martin all tied for second place with 46 points. THE GOriERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, JULY 27; t978,—..PAeg 11 l a yoff s : Garb and Gear Winners gained a 6-2 victory over Superstars.A super game was played bet- ween Madge's Express and The New York Cosmos and Madge's Express downed them 3- 2,. Teams were somewhat handicapped on July 19th and '78 Superstars thumped The New York Cosmos 10-2. Another close game took place with ..Madge's Express defeating Garb and Gear Winners 4-2. The games were somewhat overcome by rain and the field became rather slippery. All house leagues players are playing great soccer and, standings are close. •Madge's Express remain top, then Garb and Gear Winners are tied for second with '78 Super- stars and trailing are The New York Cosmos. WELCOME SERVICE would like to call you with "houlessarming gifts", and information about your new location. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the Signal -Star. Call her at 524-2057 MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB -FRIDAY, JULY 28th 7:30 - 12:30 p.m. *TO SAY "THANK YOU" TO OUR VOLUNTEERS *TO PRESENT AN HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP *TO SHOW YOU OUR "NEW LOOK" .4) MUSIC BY TONY NOTHER - 9-1230 FREE ADMISSION ..P*S• THE VERY POPULAR SUNDAY BRUNCH JULY 30, & AUG. 6th 12-2 p.m. " Jut, y 4.• -4 OUR MISSION • TO SEEK AND FIND • N E W WAY S TO ----1111E YOU MONEY!. . AT 0 REEN 8t PARENT Why is July sellabration month? 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