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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-26, Page 13Leaders remain undefeated in chess action BY JIM KINGSLEY Last week, the top six members in the club remained undefeated. Jim Kingsley came through with three vic- tories to lead the pack with eight wins. Steve gained his first two wins with the club while another newcomer Mark Russell achieved his first victory. Both Mark and Owen advanced to Level three. Barry Page won one and lost one to take over continued his ' th id T.; I-, winning ways with two more victories to hold down second place with six wins. Louis Stadelmann picked up two more wins while Charlie Macdonald and Bob Dick both notched victories to remain un- defeated. Bob Fitzjames cliinbed into the second level via a big night with three wins! Now that Mike Cox got winning ways under his belt he won three of four to advance to the third level. Owen Moriarty e'1 ea in eve 4 Phil Abbott was welcomed back to the club. In the most improved section Steve Hammill continues to hold a huge lead with a remarkable .833 improvement while Bob Fitzjames is up a huge .464. If you are interested in .6 playing Chess and would like to join theGoderich Chess Club contact Jim Kingsley at 524.9019- for details. The standings are as follows: W....L....D....Pct LEVEL 1 Jim Kingsley 8 0 0 1.000 Steve Hammill Louis Stadelmann John Kloeze 6 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 LEVEL 2 Chas. Macdonald \ 3 0 0 Bob Dick 3 0 0 Bob Fitzjames 5 2 0 Don Bogie 3 4 0 LEVEL 3 Doug Brindley 2 3 0 Mike Cox 4 7 0 Owen Moriarty 2 6 1 Mark Russell 1 3 0 LEVEL 4 Barry Page 1 5 0 .167 Tim Reid 1 6 0 .143 Mike Moriarty 1 9 1 .136 Phil Abbott 0 3 0 .000 HONORARY MEMBERS Jim Gower 1 0 0 1.000 Steve Harding 1 0 1 .750 'Larry ower 2 1 . 0 .667 Darrell Clutton 1 1 0 .500 Brian Miller 0 1 1 .250 Kirk Lyndon 0 1 0 .000 MOST IMPROVED PLAYER INCREASE 1.000 1.000 .714 .429 .400 .364 .278 .250 • Steve Hammill Bob Fitzjames Bob Dick Jim Kingsley Doug Brindley .833 .464 .333 .083 .067 Duplicate Bridge - There were eight tables in play at the October 24 session of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. North-South com- petition was keen with three pairs sharing first and second place. Bob and Mary Ann Dempsey topped North-South competition with a 96 point effort while Theresa Donatis and Aileen Harbor Report BY RON GRAHAM No salt boats or grain boats arrived in Goderich harbor this past week due to lake carrier crews strike. On- October 19 the Soodoc had arrived light for • salt from Hamilton and was laid up due to the strike. On October 21 the Shelter Bay had arrived light from Chicago and was laid up due to the strike. The -Soodoc cleared harbor on October 21 for VarreSrfield, Newfoun- dland. 4,01L p RABBIT our Gibbons and Evelyn Galbraith and Dawna Sproule shared second spot with 94% points each. John Donatis and John Wood had the high point total for the evening and topped the East-West pairs with 96% points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine finished behind them with 91 points edging Barb He e and Marian Lane who finished with 90 points. Everyone was a winner at a swim meet held for the mentally retarded in Vanastra two weeks ago, The meet, organized by the Goderich Recreation Office in conjunction with the Queen Elizabeth school, was IR, . "._ the first of its kind in the area and it is hoped that it may become an annual event expanding into Bruce and Perth Counties as well. (Photo by Clinton News -Record) . • - • ogies continue streak for lead Augie's Dogies con- tinued to tear up the Men's Monday Night bowling league with another shutout per- formance Monday night over French Dry Cleaners. The Dogies swept French for seven points to. boost , their season total to 31, six better than the second place Tail Ends. Augie Stegenstad led the Dogiesei with a 302 single and 740 triple while last place French got good efforts from Randy Hugill and Kevin Rumig. Hugill hit a 292 single and Rumig a 707 three game score. The Cleaners are in the league cellar with 12 points. Ron Sowerby and Steve Allen kept the Tail Ends within reach of the Dogies helping the Ends take seven off Little Bowl. Sowerby rolled a 255 single and Allen chipped in a 650 triple to pace the Ends to seven. Little Bowl's loss dropped them to fourth place, just two away from the , second place Ends. Sonny Moore had the big evening for his club with a 299 single and 769 triple. Roy's Boys got the job done against the BD's grabbing seven on the night to move into third spot, one off second place Ends. Heinz Sartori hit a 252 single and 694 triple to help the Boys grab seven with Don Johnston's 232 single and 538 triple went for naught. The BD's are in a three way tie for fifth' place with 22 points. The Recalls lost a bid to move into the league lead when they were white washed by the. Signal Stars. Tom Flynn rolled a 286 single and 816 triple to help his club :get seven and boost their season record to 15, three points out of the basement. Charlie Williams hit a 254 single and 664 triple but his club had to settle for a three way tie for fifth with 22 points for the year. Brian McLean and Steve Chase were strong performers for Huromic Metals and helped the Metals move into a tie for fifth. McLean managed a 248 single and Chase had a 645 three game total to help the Metals to five. Lee Ryan's 253 single and 660 triple kept the Hopefuls from a basement spot. The Hopefuls managed to take two off the Metals and stay two up on last place French. GODERICH SIONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1970,,p4GE 13 • • meet held .-- BY tIOANNE Chalater, IODE ilvereon• denationti wereais Atfisde gt Medals, • They donatO and the ReereatiO snrnelnoner-toltop-pay----Evepartment pieked up - for th4ig medals, Other t.4 tab for two! rental., BUCHANAN hand to hetPgive out the • to helPpay f t1, M • . The first swill) meet .everteldletthe4nentally retarded in this area took place two weeks ago. at Vanastra and everybody was a winner. TheI Ooderish Recreation Office /n conjunction with •the' Queen Elizabeth school planned the meet which involved about 40 "students from three different schools. Besides the Qi een Elizabeth schnol, other schools involveci were the Golden Circle I school • from Wingharin and the Huron Hope school from Huron Park. Jane 1 Netzke, main organizer of -.the meet, said originally more than the three schools had - been-asked-to-parti ciirate- but were unable due to isireehvio; es tom com miathenttse. She meet /I a annual event and expan into Bruce and Perth 7Counties as well. She estimates that there are about 10 schools for the mentally retarded in the three counties. Thos participating in the met had lots of fun and ev ryone received a medal If�r participation. Two ijepresentatjves from Goderich Ahmeek Stewart shoots high sin • Bill Stewart had the high single round score in skeet when he broke a 23 at the Goderich Gun' Club on Oct. 21. He broke this score with a little 28 Ga, Remington pump. Next high single round score was 21 hit by three shooters Harrison Schoch, Al Kyle, and John Hessels.. Pete Black hit 20 and John Hessels. Pete Black hit 20 and John Anderson hit 19: In total 12 Gauge Skeet H. First place teams sweep set The Blciopers, tied for, first, took seven'- points with the .help of Gord Dougherty's 220 •single and Bill Bogie's 538 triple blanking the Blowouts despite Kevin Rumig's 214 single and 580 triple. George Swan grabbed a 264 single and 656 triple helping his- third place team take four points, while the fourth place team took three points with the help of Gary Suchard's league -high single 306 and 642 triple. Tied for second place • the Merry Strikers used Lyall Mabon's 277 single and Wayne Swan's 657 triple to take five points. Be the first on your block to be able to run around it. paRnaparnon ',tnes$ Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. •has pre -washed denim flares reg. '25.00 $15r THURS., FRI. & SAT. OCTOBER 26, 27 & 28 • 12 locations tit, serve you including our newest location in London American pr 1' ••• Leone Thom's 241 and Jack Thom's 566 triple helped their squad into fifth. -The Hopefulls went the same route as the Merry Strikers gaining five points with George Robinson's Support of a 252 and 652 triple, tying them for second. Jack Gilbert rolled a 201 and 579 triple for his team taking two points and tying for fifth. The Unlucky Six, despite their name grabbed seven points, tying them for first, with the help of Ed Johnston's 244 and 587 triple. The shutout was despite Nancy Willis hitting a 264 and 627 triple. Schoch Zurich and Bill Stewart were tied for first with 84 per cent Pete Black Clinton 79 per cent Al Kyle Brucefield 74 per cent John Anderson Kippen 71 per cent. In 20 Gauge skeet Bill Stewart Goderich had 84 per cent and John Hessels Goderich 66 per cent were the leaders. In 28 Gauge skeet Bill Stewart had 80 per cent and *John Hessels 68 per 'cent. In trap John Hessels had the high single round with 24. Next was John Anderson and Bill Stewart at 22. Al Kyle and Fred prall Goderich hit 21 Pelle Black hit 17 and Brad I Snell, a .. new shooter, hit seven. .. In total trap scores . John L, Hesse s hit 89 per cent John Anderson 84 per cent red Brall 82 per cent JAI Kyle 81 per cent Bill tewart 77 per cent Petql Black 62 per cent and Brad Snell 28 per cent. / • DAVE MAYLOW ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 524-6038 CUiuncoart moll It cr ...WE CAN NOW OUTFIT YOU FOR THE FASTEST GROWING WINTER SPORT IN CANADA. CROSS COUNTRY A SKIING BEAT THE RUSH!! WIDE SELECTION OF PACKAGES...FROM.THE NOVICE TO THE PRO WE CARRY TUNDRA by RUKO SWIX, SKILLOM • sport shop SALES & SERVICE Suncoast Mall 524-2822 ' Goderich t J.J. (Jim) MULHERN GENERAL INSURANCE ° PROTECTION FOR CAR, BUSINESS, HOME & FARM 46 WEST $T. 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