Clinton News-Record, 1973-02-22, Page 11
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.CLINTON 'N E WS-RECORD, Ttiugsrmy, FEBRUARY 22, 1973,41
uron .Minor Soccer Assn formed
meeting was held recently
mplete the formation of
Huron Minor Soccer
ciation affiliated to the
iO Minor Soccer
ciation, covering the area
een Sarnia and Owen
The meeting was held ,
he Bedford Hotel in
rich.
ganizers attending t.-Ee
ing expressed the hope
membership in the
.S.A. would promote "bet-
communications between
s, villages and com-
ities as to the existence of
er clubs, therefore
oting better competition
development of soccer'
t."
was also felt that the
fits of affiliation would
lead to competitions for
ntario Cup and the selec-
of star players for try puts
represent the local
ciation, Ontario and
ada in games organized by
Canadian Minor' Soccer
ociation or the Ontario
or' Soccer Association.
n his report secretary Kaz
dny gave a summary of
gress to date on league for-
ttione
`During late summer of 1972,
er' playing soccer with Galt,
)ndon, Seaforth, and Dungan-
n, it was realized there were
any clubs in existence in the
uron area but because of poor
mmunication they did not
ow about each other," he ex-
ained,
"Minor Soccer in Goderich
as flourished for the last 10
,ars, Sandy Profit being one of
e main organizers. After
lking with other people who
e interested in soccer we
alized that organization with
od communication in Huron
eas was a must."
"During our investigation as
) how many were interested,"
r. Budny told the group, "it
as learned that soccer was
eing played in nearly all of the
chools. Some communities
ad their own local clubs or
roups. The rules were similar
universal soccer but differed
rom each community; this
used some confusion with
ferees regarding rules, as to
ge differences and other laws
the game."
"After a short unofficial
meeting," he explained, "it was
decided to investigate the
possibility of forming a soccer
association involving all the
communities in the Huron
area."
"I was elected to go to
Toronto to approach the O.S.A.
and Ron Shaw of the Goderich
Signal Star accompanied me in
this task, Through this
meeting we learned that in
senior soccer we are under the
London and District Soccer
-Association, who cover the
Huron _area."
"We also learned," Mr.
Budny explained, 4 tthat
O.M.S.A, was a separate
organization affiliated to
O.S.A. We were told there was
nothing to stop us from forming
our own H.M.S,A. affiliated
with O.M.S.A."
In his report Mr. Budny also
explained that the first major
meeting took place November
14 last year in Goderich.
During that meeting discussion
initially centered around
whether or not the local area
could form the H,M.S.A, and if
there were sufficient interested
players and organizers.
It was agreed at that time
that the secretary (Mr. Budny)
should contact all towns and
other areas within Huron to
put teams into the association.
Further discussion followed
suggesting that an executive be
elected to carry out• the
required work to get the
association underway. Dr.
John Underwood was
nominated President, Kaz
BUdny; secretary, and Gord
Watson, treasurer.
It was also decided at this
first meeting that the
association, on a temporary
basis, include the function of
senior teams as well.
In closing his remarks Mr.
Budny extended thanks to Ron
Shaw for his assistance in in-
forming the public of the soccer
growth in Goderich and area
through the Signal Star. He
also thanked Mike Dymond,
Goderich Recreational Director
for his help in the field of com-
munication with other areas
and in covering some of the
cost of advertising and
correspondence as it took many
letters and telephone calls to
establish communication with
other areas.
A motion was made to make
Sandy Profit, Ron Shaw, and
Mike Dymond honorary mem-
bers of the Huron Soccer
Association,
A further meeting of the Soc.,
cer organizers is planned for
March 18 at the Bedford, hotel
in •Goderich and O.M.S.A. vice
president Hays, who attended
Fridays meeting, asked that the
group have on hand infor-
mation regarding the teams to
be involved in the new Huron
Association.
He asked that the names of
all interested clubs be
available, with the number of
boys expected to participate in
each, Mr. Hays also asked for
a runcloWn of those who have
played before, the approximate
distance they could travel and
if transportation was available.'
The times most suitable for
games will also be discussed.
Information is also to be
available at that time for
player registration including
BY MIKE STEPHENS
After a great struggle the
girls, Clinton Raiders girl's
team emerged victorious in a
game against the police that
was laden with penalties,.
penalty shots and blind referees
last Monday night (Feb. 12).
The girls won by a slim
margin of two goals however in
actual play the Police
Association should have won.
Six penalties were called, all to
the police and all were bad
calls. Constable McFadden
pulled in two penalties, one for
holding (can you blame him?)
and one misconduct for keeping
his mouth shut. Hullett Reeve
Hugh Flynn, the all-star goalie
for the losing team, got an in-
credible penalty for being
across the red line.
Then there was the obvious
scapegoat, the enemy of all the
"Raiders", poor Constable
Frank Draper, a man who
dedicates so much time to
teaching the girls how to play
and then they turn around and
do him in. Leading the attack
against him were Anita Brochu
and Donna Reichert. And after
he gets beaten up, the referees,
led by the infamous Clarence
Photographs for the inden-
tification certificates with the
age of the player. Cost tp
register ,a player will be $3.00
Mr. flays explained and subject
to the approval of the H.M.S.A.
this will not however make
,players eligible for Ontario or
Canada Cup competition.
A rundown of facilities
available is also to be discussed
at the March 18 meeting.
Discussion is also to be held
on whether Goderich is suitable
for a large tournament like a
soccerama, A suggestion by
Kaz Budny that a summer soc-
cer jamboree be held with
players camping in the Provin-
cial Perk and playing their
games in Goderich during the
Goderich summer festival
period was made.
A rough draft of a con-
stitution and by laws for the
new soccer association are also
to be ready for discussion at the
meeting.
Neilans, gave him six minutes
in penalties,
Goal scores for the
"Raiders" were Ruth Anne
Neilans, Pat Kay, (3), Marlene
' Cunningham, John Anstett
Darlene Chowen.
Now for the team that was
scapegoated from the begin-
ning, the team that lost because
of the fact the firls had ringers.
The referee sometimes grabbed
a stick and played. The valiant
men in blue (with one line of
arena staff to help), tried their
hardest but were beaten
because of prejudice. The men
who got goals for them were
Wayne McFadden ' (2),
"Cracker" Jim Collins (2) and
D. Spitzig (O.P.P.).
Even though the police were
coached by the famous Chief
Westlake, the girls proved too
good for the men. Back at
"Scotty" Don Armstrongs the
boys decided over coffee that
they weren't through, they
weren't to be beaten so easily.
"We the Police Association
and Arena Men Challenge the
girls next year at Winter Car-
nival to a return match to
determine the real winner."
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