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Sports
Arl takes second Abbott 22 regatta
BY D.R. BUNDY
Elizabeth Given, and
her brother. • Mike Goz-
zard, held off a serious
challenge by a local
sailor to take the trophy
in , last weekend's Abbott
22 Sailing Regatta for the
second year in a row.
Liz and Mike, in their
very fast moving boat,
the'ARL",hadtogotoa
tie -breaking extra race
after four regular races
Elizabeth Given and Mike Gozzard skipped Arl to
- it's second straight victory in,the Goderich Sailing
club's annual. Abbott 22 Regatta, Sunday. Given and
Gozzard took the championship in an extra race
against Satin Doll. The two were tied after four
races. (photo by Dave Muffitt)
Ladies' invitation Wednesday
Men's night continues
• to attract a good crowd,
and why not, with golf,
prizes, draws and good
food? Monday's winners
were Jack Hoffineyer,-
Ken Hall, Bob Sproule,
Tony Bedard Sr., Hugh
Hanly and Paul Paquette.
There was a draw but no
.one seems to know who
won -- so congratulations
vtloever you are!
This correspondent was
not around last ladies
Tuesday night, so I can't
give the results for that.
However, five ladies
travelled to Saugeen for
their invitational which
attracted 120 golfers.
Jean Hanly brought home
third low net prize in the
third flight while Maxine
Martin won the putting
prize in the first flight as
well as_a birdie ball. Jean
and Max (the last of the
big spenders) stayed in
the area until Thursday
when they attended the.
Owen Sound Tour-
nament. Maxine was a
winner again, taking
third low gross in the first
flight.
Sunday at 4:30 the
couples gathered for the
second two -ball foursome
of the season. There was
a goodly crowd milling
around ' the clubhouse
and the final results, were
Verna Jackson and Bob
McDougall with first
prize and a•three-way tie
for •second prize. con-
sisting of Janet Geminill
and Jack Hinton, Verna
Kane and Stan Paquette,
and finally ,Pete Collier
and Edna Looker. Lillian
Kelly and Fred Looker
won the prize for the
Hidden Hole. Next Mixed
Two -Ball will be held two
weeks hence on Sunday,
July 29th. Come one,
come all!
All the Scotch Two -Ball
matches are in progress
and the draw for the
''Ladies' Rose • Bowl
Tournament. is now
-posted. Keep your eye on
the boards and get. your
matches played off on
time.
Maitland Ladies'
Invitational Tournament
coming up this. • Wed-
nesday, and we are
hoping for a good turn -out
and good weather. That's
not asking for too much is
it? Will have the run-
down for you next week.
Good golfing, everyone!
Sunset hosts couples'
tourney, Sunday
The third annual Sunset
Couples Tournament. will
be held on Sunday, July
22. Tee off times will be
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
This is the last day to
book in for this special
event, so do so to -day. We
have great prizes and a
super roast beef dinner
planned. This is your
chance to golf and mix
with couples from other
clubs.
Ladies nite have a food
nite planned for to-nite,
so bring out a guest and
enjoy golf, dinner. and
friendship. Joyce Bolton
and Ellen Connelly were
the winners of second
flight last week. Anne
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Miller, Mary. Lynn
Telford, Marg Smith,
Rocky Whalen and Karen
Sturdy won third flight.
Fourth flight winners
were Dorothy Bogie,
Peggy- Cook and Edna
Powell.' Longest drive
was won by Mary Lynn
Telford.
Al Pennie won low
gross on Men's Nite with
George .Bolton winning
low net. First flight^
winners were Brian
Reeve, Stan Telford, Stan
Connelly and Paul '•
Baech.ler. Harold
McPherson, Vic Powell,
Steve Doak and Tim
O'Brien won second
flight. Third flight win-
ners were Gary Cham-
bers, Ray Cook, ' Jim
Mero and Don Fuller.
A delicious steak
barbecue was enjoyed by
the .,.Two -Bail group . on
Saturday past. Randy
Miller and Marg Smith
were the over all winners.
Stan Connelly and Daf-
fine Mallins were tied
with Bob McDougall and
Thora - McCabe for
second. Paul Baechler
and Joyce Bc Ston won
third place. Plan to at-
tend the next . two -ball
party On Aug. 6, when we
will enjoy one of those
great Sunset pvt-luck
suppers.
to defeat Ken Dawson
and Steve Yourrgblut in
the , fine-tuned -SATIN
DOLL". The two boats
were without p doubt the
best two in the regatta,
and led the pack at every
mark. ARL finished first
in the first and third
races, while SATIN
DOLL took the honors in
the second and last races.
To break the tie, a short
two -leg race was held last
Sunday • afternoon, that
had all the remaining
sailors and spectators
enthralled!
SATIN DOLL was a few
seconds behind at the
starting gun, but over-
took ARL as they neared
the weather mark. When
ARL came about onto a
port tack to make ' the
mark, Ken Dawson called
a Starboard right-of-way
and Mike Gozzard had to
give way. It looked like
Dawson had them right
there, but he failed to
tack at the right moment,
and Gozzard pinched
underneath him to sneak
around the mark .,first.
Dawson still had a chance
to take it, but ran into a
real-life replay of every
FINAL STANDING
.Arl-Liz Given 1
Satin Doll -Ken Dawson 2
Cherries Aweigh
Dick Robarts 4
Jubilee -John Walker .. 5
Kiltie-Bill McGarrity ..3
1 2 1st
1 2 1 2nd
4
3
5
3
5
4
4
3
5
House league
motocross
House league
- motocross action con-
tinued at Hully Gully last
Thursday with races in 10
classifications.
Randy Ford was the top
driver in the peewee A
class ahead of • Brad
Armstrong_- and also
picked up a win in the
Enduro B race.
Mike Doell won the
peewee -B division and
Darin Culbert was fi-rst in
the Ehduro A class.
- Rick Carman was the
Novice A winner with
3rd
4th
5th
Paul Allen taking the B
class:- Paul Sowerby was
first in the novice C
category.
John Johnston took top
spot . in the Junior A
division while Steve
Boyce rode to victory in
the Junior C class. Boyce
also won the event in the
July 5 races.
Paul Sowerby won the
Novice C class, July 5,
ahead of. Mike Melick.
with Rick Carman'
winning the Novice •A
category. -
Exhibition Softball Game
CALIFORNIA
CUTIES
NOVELTY SOFTBALL TEAM
VS.
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ON
MON. AUGUST 6th
7:30 P.M.
AGRICULTURAL PARK.
The Cuties combine talent with comedy. The team is
composed of top-notch West Coast Softball Stars
who dress and play in women's garb. Come out and
see odd -named clowns like 39 inch Susie, The World's
Smallest•Softballer, Kayo Katy, Strong-armed Pit.
cher, Easy Eileen, Hefty.Helen and a host of others.
Lots of laughter is sure to explode as the Cuties go
into their game routines.
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sailors nightmare: A
spinakker wart! By the
time his fore -deck man,
Steve Youngblut, got it
untangled, ,ARL was
ahead by three boat'
lengths, and finished the
race without giving an
inch!'
Congratulations:, Liz
and Mike! And; to all the
other sailors who took
part, the Goderich Sailing
Club hopes you will be
back again next year to
try again.
Paul Parsons and his
race committee did a
•tremendous job of
r..,,rciub and running
the Regatta, and, as
always, Dick and
Donelda Robarts were
the gracious hosts at the
wind-up barbecue Sunday
evening. Many thanks!
The final standings,
after the four regular
races in the regatta are
as follows:
Next weekend is
another full one for local
sailors, with a MORC
Fleet race from Goderich
to Bayfield on Saturday,
and two club races on
Sunday. Following
Sunday, the afternoon
race, the Port' of
Goderich is putting on a
barbecue lunch for all
Snug Harbour boaters
and visiting sailors. All
Goderich Sailing Club
members are invited to
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