HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-27, Page 12PAGE 12 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979
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Pa _ --
Company wins semi-final over French
Canada Company
earned the right to
represent the Maitland
Division in the Industrial
Leagu championship
with a 2-1 win over
Frenchin the fifth and
Bedard, Baechler
win Sunset club titles
The Sunset has
determined the new '1979
Club Champions. In the
ladies' division Shirley
Baechler has captured
the club championship
with Marg Smith in the
winner -up position.
The handicap was won
by Verna Kane with Betty
Helesic as the runner-up.
Chris Madill won over
Edna Powell for the new
handicap trophy.', The
two -ball winners were
Mary Lynn Telford and
Sue Gower. The runner-
ups were Rocky Whalen
and Betty Helesic.
In the men's division
Tony Bedard Jr.
defeated Leroy Bedour
for club champion with
the decision being made
on the thirty-sixth hole.
Second flight was won by
Tim O'Brien and Vic
Powell was runner-up.
Gary Chambers won
third 'flight with the
runner-up being Geo
Williams. The handicap
winners were in'first
•flight Ralph, Schefter;
second, Vic Powell and
third Ian Stoker: The
runner-ups for each flight
were Randy Miller,
Thompson.
Congratulations to all
winners and runners-up
• as a lot of rounds were
very close. If only, we
could have two putted the
last hole instead of three.
Good luck on future
matches.
`°This Sunday will be a
1Vten's. Field Day. Tee off
between 8 and 9 a.m. and
a brunch will follow. Plan
to attend this event and
sign in at the pro.shop.
Joyce Bolton won low
gross .on ladies' nite with
Anne Miller winning low.
net in second flight.
Rocky Whalen won low
gross' in third flight and
fourth flight was won by
Dorothy Bogie, Sue
Gower, Evy McDonagh,
Bunny Leblanc and Edna
Powell. Tonight is the
ladies' closing dinner.
Hope you have planned to
attend.
The most improved
lady golfer was won by
Anne Miller. Anne has
worked hard to improve
her golf and by winning
this award her efforts
are rewarded. She
lowered her handicap by
32 percent.
Congratulations Anne.
Another familiar
person who won
numerous events is Bob
Greer. Bob won the most
improved male golfer
award this year by
lowering his handicap 60
percent. Congratulations
Bob on 'a great year of
golf.
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DISCD UNTOI\.Q
DERICH MAIN CORNER, CLINTON MAIN CORNER SEAFO.RTH
deciding game of that
series.
The game was a duel
between the Company's
Stan Doherty and Don
McWhinney of French.
Doherty limited French
to one lain on six hits
while McWhinney gave
up the two runs on just
five hits.,
The game was
scoreless through the
first four innings before
French capitalized on a
Company error in the top
of the fifth to score the go-
ahead run.
Doherty retired the
first two men of the in-
ning but Ron Klages
reached first on infield
error. Ray Herd and
George Sutton then
followed up with con-
secutive singles to score
Klages with the game's
first run.
French maintained
that slim one -run lead
until the bottom of the
sixth inning when they
reciprocated with an
error that led to the tying
run.
Tom O'Brien led off the
sixth by reaching first on
an error ' and was
sacrificed to second on
glen tigert's bunt.
McWhinney got Mike
Donnelly to ground out
for the second out but Rob
McDonald delivered a
clutch two -out single to
score O'Brien with the
tying run.
Doherty retired French
in order in their half of
the seventh to set the,
stage for the winning run
in the bottom of the
seventh.
McWhinney got Brian
Bowman to line out but
Tom O'Keefe started the
rally with a single. Casey
Wildgen grounded out,
moving O'Keefe to
second and Bill Durst
knocked knocked in the
series cliagh.tng run with
a single.
Canada Company got
four of their five hits in
the bottom half of the
order with singles from
Bowman, O'Keefe,
Wildgen and Durst.
McWhinney had the
only extra base hit of -the
game with a two -out
double in the fourth in-
•ning but he was stranded
on Rob 8tanden's ground
out.
Bridge Club scores
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule combined
for a point total of 134 to
take top honors in the
North-South section of
play at the September 25
meeting of the Goderich
Bridge Club. Their total
was also tops among the
10 tables in play for the
Quarterly Club Cham-
pionship.
Judy Thorup and Carol
Wiliiams finished second
with 1171/2 points while
Cathy MacDonald and
Pat Stringer were tliirci
wi102 points and Frank
andJim Donnelly fourth
with 96 points.
Bill Bradley and A.
Weerasooriya 'teamed up
to win the East-West
section with 117 points.
Barb Howe and Marian
Lane settled for second
place with 1041/2 points
and were followed by
Joanne Duckworth and
Lee Ryan with 1031/2
points and Mary Ann and
Bob Dempsey with 103
points.
NOTICE
Citizens of the Town
of Goderich
LEAF PICKUP
The Works & Engineering Department will
be co-ordinating leaf pick-up with the
regular garbage route for the next month,
commencing' with October 9, 1979.
Please arrange to have leaves placed at
curb. Small amounts of leaves should be
bagged and placed with regular garbage.
For further information, please call . the
Works and Engineering Department at 524-
7222.
Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T.
Commissioner of Works
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