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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-16, Page 15:;..Ortly two regalato chess mettthers The Goderich Minor Soccer Association honored members of the Atom A soccer team at the associations annual banquet. Recipients In- cluded Robert Barwick, best defensive player; Jeff Bissett, most gentlemanly player; Darcy McGee, most valuable player and Scott Garrow, most improved. Dave Jewell, voted the best offensive player was absent.(photo by John MacDonald) Award winners on the Atom B soccer club in- clude Cameron Straughan, most improved; Thn Wilson, most gentlemanly player; Rob Middel, best offensive player; Jeff Scott, best defensive player and Shawn Larder, most valuable player.(photo by John MacDonald) Curling season underway Seventy-four en- thusiastic curlers opened the mixed Friday night curling with a dinner, curling, and believe it or not, horse racing. John and Nancy MacKinnon and Craig and Caroline Cass, were winners of the first draw, Second draw winners were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Davies and Tom Eadie and Jack MacKinnon. Prize winners for style on the ice were Lori Ginn, Gayle McCaul and Lmda Hanson. The Jaspers and Dempseys are to be congratulated on a smashing success. Instructors Dennis and Tom had a busy week, and it was great to see how quickly new curlers began sliding down the ice with the greatest of ease. Men's night has started with two draws every Monday night. Farmers opening Tuesday, November 14. If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call the lihnit9frg0/6 LTD. hostess at 524-454 524.9.711 Yod'll be g/ad you did. Ladies' opening jitney is Wednesday, November 15 with regular curling beginning Tuesday. af- ternoon and Wednesday night, the following week. Industrial curling is Thursday night with George Sutton again in charge. Jim and Gayle McCaul welcomed hew curlers for Sunday night mixed, and familiar faces from last year. Battles .for positions are starting to appear now in the Goderich Chess Club Chas. MacDonald Louis Stadelmann Jim Kingsley Bob Dick Steve Hammill Brian Miller Steve Harding Larry Gower John Kloeze Kirk Lyndon Don Bogie Bob Fitzjames Darrell Clutton Mike Cox Tim Reid • Mark Russell Owen Moriarty Mike Moriarty Barry Page Only two regular members now remain undefeated. Chas. MacDonald and Louis LEVEL 1 7 12 6 LEVEL 9 7 7 8 5 LEVEL 3 6 8 5 3 5 LEVEL 4 3 3 3 3 2 L D PCT. 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 1 0 .923 1 0 .857 2 1 1 3 2 3 6 4 3 12 8 10 14 17 11 HONORARY MEMBERS Charlie Cook Doug Brindley Jim Gower Cindy Gower Phil Abbott Terry Taylor 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 3 0 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 .818 .786 .786 .727 .714 .650 .571 .556 .500 .294 .273 .250 .194 .182 .179 1.000 .400 .333 .000 .000 .000 Stadelmann both have games in progress which threaten their perfect percentages. Chas. MacDonald and Jim Kingsley are involved in a game in which Charlie is going to have to come from behind to win. Louis Stadelmann and Bob Dick also have a game in progress which could go either way. Steve Hainmilf, Brian Miller and Steve Harding are in Light -three-way- battle for the 'load the second level. Not very far behind . themis red-hot Larry Gower. Larry now is second in 'the most improved category and has. surged into level 2 with an impressive .727 win -loss mark. Kirk Lyndon is getting his game backin. form picking up two wins and a draw to take the lead in level 3. Don Bogie, Bob Fitzjames and Darrell GODERICH SINAL -STAR, THURSDAY:, N(!)V-111B.gR 16, 197g PAGE 15 Clutton are forming a battle for second spot, Tina Reid leaped from last place tr) first place in level 4 via two wins last week. Tim is also threatening Mike Cox's level 3 position. Owen Moriarty has a very slight lead Over his brother Mike who in turn has only a slight lead over Barry Page in the fight for third spot in level 4. Charlie Cook rejoined the Chess Club last week Suns win two games The Suncoast "Suns" continued to prove that they are strong con- tenders in the WOAA, Atom "B" Division. The Suns ran their record to five wins against only one loss by edging the Listowel Cyclones 2 to 1 on Saturday and then swamping the league's new entry from Durham by a score of 15 to O. Saturday's game was a defensive struggle that featured very strong penalty killing. Coach Dennis Williamson Pincombe shoots high Bill Pincombe shot the highest score ever shot in skeet when he broke 24 with his 12 gauge double barrel on Saturday. and John Hessels at 23. Pete Black and Al Kyle hit 21. Fred Brall hit 12. In total skeet 12 gauge, Bill Pincombe had 91 percent, Al Kyle had 79 percent, Pete Black had 79 percent, Bill Johnson had 77 percent, John Hessels had 72 percent and Fred Brall had 48 percent. ' John Hessels hit 90 percent in 20 gauge and 84 percent in 28 gauge. In trap, Bill Johnson hit a 25 straight for the highest single round. score. Next was Al Kyle with 23, John Hessels with 21, Pete Black with 20, and Fred Brall with 20. In total, trap scores were Bill Johnson 92 percent, John Hessels 84 percent, Fred Brall 80 percent, Al Kyle 78 percent and Pete Black 70 percent. In trap doubles, Bill Johnson was way ahead when he broke 23 out of 13 pair. Quite aways back was John Hessels at 20, Pete Black at 19, Fred Brall at 15 and Al Kyle at 13. n total trap doubles, Bill Johnson had 83 percent, John Hessels had 71 percent, Pete Black had 61 percent, Fred Brall had 56 percent and Al Kyle had 46 per- cent. The next shoot is November18. Stangs win By Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs, currently the only un- defeated team in the OHA Junior "C" Central Division, narrowly escaped with ,.a victory last Friday night in Goderich. The Stangs scored a powerpthy goal at 19-26 of the third period to defeat Arthur Eagles 10-9. In the opening period, the Stangs got off to their best start this season with five goals in The first three minutes of play and one goal in the last minute of c;lay. Tim MacLean scored a hat trick in the first period and other marksmen foF the Stangs were Gary Peters, Phil Arthur and Paul Priestap. Arthur replied with three goals of their own in the first period. The second period was very scrambly as Arthur scored a pair of power- play goals, to move within one goal of the Stangs before Tim MacLean took the heat off with a powerplay goal, his, fourth goal of the night. Arthur came out flying in the third period and scored three fast goals before the fourth minute mark to put them ahead by one: Neil Colquhoun tied the score three minutRs later only to have Arthur go ahead once again on a power- play. John Hart evened the score at nine goals each midway through the .period. The teams battled back and forth for the balance of the period, before Arthur took a tripping penalty in the last two minutes of the game, setting the stage for.the winning goal on a ,well executed powerplay by Paul Helesic. The Stangs record to date is four wins and two ties. - A A CANADA'S ONLY DISCOUNT TOY CHAIN WITH MORE THAN 50 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU TOY LIQUIDATORS SAVE UP TO 70% OF NAME BRAND TOYS • MATTEL • PARKER •COLECO • ROMPER ROOM 40 CHANNEL C. B. BASE STATION A.M. RADIO WALKIE TALKIE Compare to Sets Selling for 546.79 99 WITH MORSE CODE FEATURE OAS SN KNITTING MACHINE $999 NO KNITTING EXPERIENCE ,NECESSARY • KNIT MFG. 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David Jewell scored first for Goderich but within a minute Listowel had tied the score. The winning goal for Goderich was scored by David Jewell. The Durham_ joirtfic who joined the "B" division this year in search of better cotnpetition, definitely had more than they could handle from the Suns. Davey Jewell scored six goals and had one assist, Steve Schutz scored four goals and one assist and Ronnie Chapman had two goals. Singles were scored by Todd Jeffrey, Darren Doak, and Todd Gilchrist. Kevin Talbot, Kelly Alli, Chris Sideris, Shawn Larder, Curt McPherson and .Scott Garrow all had assists. Coach Williamson was pleased that all three lines and the defence had shared in the scoring. The Suns travel to Hanover this week to try • to even the score for their only loss of the season. - of Machine Wash & wear 80% cotton 20% polyester • Clothiers for Men Port of Goderich 1,‘„1:-.3c4rzs,e,....,J,mirre„1„,01."..irez%=":::' • izu:kft:c:ted in grandfashion pulling oft, three WinSIO take over first place in the honorary Welcome back Charlie. If you would like to join the Goderich Chess Club, call Jim Kingsley at 524.- 9019 for details. The standings as 'of November 8 are as follows: • SOHOHL. Intermediate "C" HOCKEY Goderich Merchants VS. • ZURICH 8:30 p.m.-Goderich Arena MONDAY NOV. 20 ADULTS '1.25 STUDENTS '1.00 CHILDREN UNACCOMPANIED -50` CHILDREN WITH ADULTS -FREE SENIOR CITIZENS -50' THIS WEEK'S MR. 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