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Sports
Exciting battle
develops in
chess club play
An exciting five -way
battle for second place
has developed. Five
players have percentages
from .889 to .857. Even
Charlie MacDonald (the
only undefeated regular)
has to watch out as if he
loses just , one game he
will find himself in the
thick of a six -way race.
Louis Stadelmann holds
the edge on second place
with a very impressive
.889 mark. Brian Miller
won three games last
week to leap into third
with a very nice 10-1-1
record. Jim Kingsley
holds -down the last first
level position with a
narrow .003 Lead.
Leading Level 2 and
playing extremely well
this year is Steve Har-
ding. Bob Dick has lost
just one game and yet is
in second place in Level 2.
Larry Gower continues to
be the surprise of the
season. Larry ended last
season with a .333 mark
and so far this year has
wort nine of twelvegames
to hold down a 75 percent
win record! Larry also
soared into second place
in the most improved
award strongly
challenging Steve
Hammill.
In Level 3, Darrell
Clutton won two of three
games to take over
second spot while Tim
Reid moved into the third
level winning his only
game of the night.
In Level 4, Owen
Moriarty gained his
fourth win to move up to
second place.
Charlie Cook won three
games last week to lead
off the honorary division
with six wins in six
games !
We welcomed a new
member to the club -
Peter Nelson. Peter won
two of five games and
should be a good com-
petitor.
If you are interested in
chess and would like to
join the Goderich Chess
Club contact Jim
Kingsley at 524-9019 for
details.
Unluckys maintain
bowlinglead
The Unlucky Six, still
first with 25 points, took
five points with thanks to
John Bissett's 251 single
and Eric Miller's 672
triple. Glen Webster's 224
and 608 triple helped gain
three points for second
place Hopefuls now with
22.
Third place Hopeless
took two points for a total
of 21, with Darlene
Fielder rolling a 221 and
Nancy Willis a 604 triple.
BIowouts tied for sixth
with 16 points, took five
points with the assistance
of Rumig's 293 and 730
triple.
J.J.'s in fourth place
with 20 points, took five
points using Jim Ginn's
231 and Jack Thom's 613
triple. Glenn Lamb's 279
and 749 triple helped grab
two points for fifth. place
Jack's Jokers now with
17. '
Try Hards, tied for
sixth with 16, blanked
Merry Strikers due to
George Swan's 204 and
Ted Johnston's 557 triple.
Last place Merry
Strikers, with 10 points,
had high games of 188 -
Karin Mabon and Lyall
Mabon's 471 triple.
Sunday Headpins took
seven points giving them
14 and tying them for
seventh place with the
Bloopers. Sunday
Headpins high gaines
were rolled by Vi Fuller,
252 and Doug Fuller's 675
triple. Bloopers were
blanked despite Rolf
Wirtzfeld „s 271 and Bob
Rising's 619 triple.
Little Bowl
hosts tourney
BY JIM KELLER
Little Bowl hosted its
first tournament of the
year recently.
The 1978 Seniors
Tourney attracted over
100 bowlers from Zone T.
Goderich seniors were
involved but did not earn
any awards.
The winners, three
boys and three girls, will
travel to Ottawa in the
provincial tournament.
Instead of the usual
three games, par-
ticipants played five
games.
The girls were led by
Kim Hodgeson with 977;
Beth Delion, 974; and
Wendy Hyatt, 96$.
Top scorers for the
boys were George Collins
with 1192; Scott Hut-
chinson 1162; and
Raymond Trafford 1153.
This Friday Night
at the Goderich Arena
Clinton
Jr. C. -�
t i
Mustangs
vs. .
Port Elgin
8:30 p.m.
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Janet Gardner looks as though she means business as she shatters this one
inch thick pine board with a round house kick at a day long karate seminar
held Saturday at Victoria Public School. The yellow belt took part in a power
demonstration designed to give spectators an idea of the power karate can
permit a person to put in a move like this. The seminar attracted about 80
students from across south-western Ontario and was sponsored by the
Goderich branch of Pierson's Karate School. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
Stars drop third game
> ,'Fhb Lambeth -Juveniles
scored two goals in a two -
minute span 'late in the
third period to edge the
Signal -Star Juveniles 4-3
in WOAA league play in
Goderich"Sunday.
The loss typified the
Stars season to date as
they have been on the
short end of one -goal
several oc-
games on
casions.
The Stars had turned
the game around after
•Lambeth •b'iltdp""`a`2JI
lead after two periods of
play. The Juveniles
scored two quick goals in
the third period to take a
3-2 lead before Lambeth
countered with the tying
and game winning goal
midway through the
period.
Rick Stoddard put
Goderich into a one -goal
Lead early in the first
period but Lambeth tied
the game with a goal in
the• first'land scored the
only goal of the second
period to hold a 2-1 lead.
Larry Daer and Roger
Lewis scored third period
goals for Goderich less
than two minutes apart
but the lead was short
lived as Lambeth added
two quick goals and hung
on for a 4-3 win.
The Stars return t
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p,m_ in the Goderich and
district Community
Centre.
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GODERICH .SIGNAL+STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1978 --PAGE 15
Industrial League begins play
The Goderich
Industrial League began
the 1978-79 season
Thursday night with
many new faces present.
The league has expanded
to 16 teams this year and
the competition is ex-
pected to be keener than
ever.
Thisexpectation was
justified on the ir>ery first
night of curling as most of
the matches were see-
saw affairs. Last year's
champions, who have
changed their name to
Local 1863, discovered
quickly that they will be
prime targets for the
other teams as they went
down to defeat against a
fired up Health Unit to
the tune of 7-4. Laurie
Ginn and John Orr
showed fine form for so
early in the season while
Tom "The Broom" Profit
was his usual steady self
for the union foursome.
Another successful
team of last year also
found the first night
difficult going. •The
G.D.0-I- Teachers were
taught a memorable
lesson in curling by
Victoria and Grey. The
teacher's curling
received a grade of six
while the money men,got
a. nine and their first •
victory of the season.
Newcomer Peter Crew
and veteran Randy
Watson were outstanding
for the victors while Bill
Worsell and Doug Bundy
stood out for the
"educated" losers.
Thursday night also
saw a friendly duel
between the Elementary
Teachers and the Vic-
toria Teachers with the
Elementary foursome
edging their professional
cohorts 8-5. The more
experienced Elementary
crew, led by the solid
performance of Dianne
Budnark, had their hands
full with Ron Ritchie's
rookie threesome of Barb
Lade, Mary Bond and
Anne Bond.
Continuing on the
educational note, the
students of G.D.C.I. also
started the season off
with a passing per-
formance. The G.D.C.I.
Vikings squeaked out a
hard fought 8-7 triumph
over the skillful
Assessment Office. Don
Coughlan, Rob Cox and
Jim Crawford all per-
formed well for the
Vikings while Jim Bell
and Anne McIssac's
excellent curling kept the
game close all the way.
Ron Klages- and his
veteran team gave the
new A.M-+G Hospital
entry a rough baptism to
the Industrial League as
they embarrassed their
colleagues 16-1. The
powerful quartet of
Klages, Miskie, Duck-
worth • and Standen
jumped into a huge lead
early in the game and,
continued to accumulate
points until the very last
end.
In another match -up of
associates, Jim Bolan led
his Champion Office
team to a decisive victory
over ex -teammate Bill
Hayward and his
Midgets win 5-2
Two -goal per-
formances by Randy
Graham and Larry Boyce
lifted the Goderich
Midget Bs to a 5-2 win
over Walkerton in a
league game played in
Walkerton, Saturday.
The teams were tied at
one after one period of
play but Goderich pulled
away with two goals in
both the second and third
period.
Walkerton scored the
first goal of the game at
8.55 but Boyce tied the
score with the first of two
goals less than a minute
later. Goderich
dominated play in the
second period as Stod-
dard put them ahead with
a goal from Boyce and
Larry Kelly and Boyce
scored an unassisted goal
on a power play effort to
give Goderich a 3-1 lead
heading into the final
period of play.
Walkerton narrowed
the Goderich lead to a
single goal, scoring early
in the third period but
Dean Bowra and Stod-
dard scored insurance
markers for Goderich in
the final period. -
Boyce and Stoddard led
the Goderich offence,
each scoring two goals
and adding an assist.
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The filial score of 8-4 was
indicative of the match,
or as Bolan put it, "We
are twice as good as
them." Bolan got strong
support from Barry Page
while Hayward had
special praise for Helen
Macdonald's per-
formance. 1
Jim's better half did
not fare as well in her
match as Sylvia Bolan's
Champion Girls team
dropped a 10-3 decision to
the Mitchelmore Family.
The female fivesome(?)
of Bolan, Marg de Bolt,
Bev Wright, Cheryl
Crawford and Alma
Vollick were unable to
overcome the sharp-
shooting Mitchelmores
led by a consistently
accurate Del Mit-
chemore.
-The final match of the
night pitted two service
clubs against one another
as the -Goderich Legion
battled the Foresters
fiery foursome. When the
competition ended the
Foresters had earned s-
hard fought victory over
the Legion members 9-2.
Foresters Jim Hawkins
and Ralph Foster had
strong games for the
victories while Phil
Turner and Bill Duncan
represented the Legion in
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