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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-25, Page 12rAdE 12 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979 PArthur lead Clinton to two Sports victories By pa e Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs The Clinton Mustangs gained a pair of weekend victories last week, when they defeated Arthur Eagles 9-7 Friday night and then went to ^ Q am on Sunday and Wingham and squeaked out a 4-3 decision over the Iron - men with a four goal outburst late in the third period. In th e first period Area elementary students participated in a cross country meet at Point Farms Provindal Park last Thursday. Here a group of junior boys begin their two kilometre trek along the course: (photo by Dave Sykes) Chess club attracts new members Last week four of last .years members rejoined the club bringing up this years membership to 19. We are happy to welcome back to the club Larry Gower, Bob–D-ijek Brian Miller and Doug Brin- dley. Larry Gower showed that he isgoing to be a force to reckon with this year by playing to a draw against Kirk Lyndon. Doug Brindley won his first two games of the season while both Bob .Dick and Brian Miller won their first games. Glen Naylor played extremely well forcing Charlie MacDonald to battle for almost six hours to come up with a win. Glen in his first year of play is giving in- dications of being a first Level competitor. Jim Kingsley managed to pick up his fifth win Without a loss to hold onto the top spot while Charlie MacDonald won two to remain undefeated in three games this year. S -t e v e— H -a -m m rf tl outlasted Barry Page in a long .close game to move into the top Level. In Level two play, Owen Moriarty picked up his fifth win of the season to remain tied for the most wins this season arid also remain the leader in the Bridge .club scores Last Saturday the Goderich • Bridge Club hosted 72 players in- volved in a Swiss team of four match at the Goderich Legion. Eighteen tables .were involved in the ten hours of play. The winning • team included Percy Shear - down, Frank Donnelly and Pat and Jim Dykes of Stratford. •Sheardown, a former Goderich resident now living in Toronto, is a well known Canadian bridge player. This third annual . tournament was directed. by Mrs. S. Church of Barrie and included players from London, Sarnia, Stratford, Collingwood, Barrie and Toronto. In . Goderich Bridge Club action the team of Nuala Conlon and Kay Duncan topped the North- South division at the October 23 match with 86 points. There were eight tables in play. Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick were second with 751/2 points and Jo Berry and Edna Overholt were third with 74 points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were first in the East-West .division with 85 points. John Donatis and John Wood finished second with 79 points and were followed by Evelyn Galbraith and Dawna Sproule at 75 points. amour Report BY RON GRAHAM October 15 the Algorail arrived light from Bay City for salt. October 15 the Algorail cleared harbour for Bay City with salt. October 16 the Algorail arrived light from Bay City for salt. October 17 the New York News arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. October 17 the Algorail cleared harbour for Milwaukee with salt. October 19 the Algoway arrived light from Cleveland for salt. October 19 the New York News cleared harbour light for Detroit. October 20 the Algoway cleared harbour for Chicago with salt. most improved class. His brother Mike k in second place in the mostim- proved category. Sunday, the Stangs Sunday, the Stangs outplayed their op - pumped in two more goals, 30 seconds apart to position but came up give the Stangs a 4-3 lead. short as the Ironmen Clinton drew two scored two unanswered-- penalties in the final goals. Clinton goaltender John Page kept the Stangs' hopes alive when they were badly out- played in the second period as he made 15 saves and allowed only one goal while the Mustangs could manage only three shots 'at Ironmen goaltender Steve De Jong. In the third period, the Stangs came to life again and Bill Pickering scored the first Clinton goal at the seven minute mark of the period. Six minutes later, Pickering notched his second of the game to pull the Stangs within one goal. The next shift on the ice, headed by Clinton captain Phil Arthur, three minutes of the game and Wingham removed their goaltender for an extra attacker, but again excellent goaltending by Page and defensive work by the Clinton defense closed the door on the Ironmen. In Friday night's game, the Mustangs scored four goals in .each of the first two periods and then had to hang on'in the third period while Arthur came back to score four goals and eventually Clinton won 9-7. Clinton drew 18 penalty minutes in the third period and a total of 36 minutes overall. Phil Arthur, Greg Flowers, and Rob Stovel each scored twice, while singles were shared by Bill Pickering, Dale Duncan, -and Dave Stephenson. The Mustangs travel to Kincardine this Sunday night for a 7 pm game and then " host Walkerton' on Nov. 4 for their next home ga me. On `Friday, Nov. 2, the Clinton Jr. "C" Old- timers play host to the NHL Oldtime'rs, and game time is 8:30 pm. Jack Hart won the $1,000 Booster Club draw last Saturday night at hospitality night held by the Jr. "C" hockey club. Tickets for the coming year are still available from the executive, and is only $25 each. the cost J.J. (JIM) MULHERN GENERAL INSURANCE —PROTECTION FOR— CAR, BUSINESS, HOME, FARM -olso- LIFE $ INVESTMENTS 46 WEST ST. GODERICH 524-7878 'YOUR BEST BETI RACING MON., WED., FRI., 7:30 P.N,., SAT. 1:15 P.M. 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