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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-25, Page 5DERICli e elth 's aleJdosport By KEITH, WILLIAMS Of rod, rich. iPritsent A Film # p`it's just the beglnnlng SAT., MAY 27, 8:30 Robertson,MieniQrial Sc.Iioi The Goderich Industrial . Con Melady thirst. Javelin Dave Softball League opened up last . Martin second: Boys' relay, Joe Monday with. Sports O'Keefe, Tom O'ii'rien,Lawrence • m'eeting` DRMOO and . Sandy's. ° Lassaline,1<en Johnson placed Clippers -opposing Gower's second. , ., Garden Centre. In Midget boys, Jim Nivens This year the league will placechird in the mile• run. operate with eight teams, the Robert .Hodge placed 'third in the other four being Building Centre,* long jump,, Tim McGee won the y Sifto Salt, Asher , :Custbrn • shot put and placed '.third tin Building and Brindley Plastering. Javelin competitions:, Basing my judgments on the Boys open, Keith Grafton third practices ,l have seen this year in 440 hurdles. and last year's performances, I Senior girls 100yards, Brenda. pick Sandy's Clippers as the team Graham placed first. to beat even .though they just Junior Girls, ,100 yards, ,bane started to practice a week ago Hopkinson fourth, Discus Janice Sunday.,Foran fourth, High Jump Kitty • 44 MUSIC ROOM '-1' Refreshments will be served No admission charge They have three players who Niblock second: are capable of pitching. Ken-:Daer Midget girls, Lisa Scholtz first ,and Rick Sowerby (acquir;ed from in 400 yards and .second in 220. Fisher Building) will handle Dist Maureen Matthews,. fourth in 22p. - . of the pitching duties.. Gord Chris Wildgen third in 80• meter. Walters will probably play in the Brenda Fisher•fou'rth in high jump outfield"fiti(�"si bf"'t?ie"Mime: end first-rr�t't�rig-jum}. r M Defensively, their infield looks All of the above are eligible for in good shape with Russ Pruder at first, Morley Leeking at second, Bill Fritzley at third and Doug Spitzig at short. Offensively, Ken Daer rs a constant hitter last year; and had N his share of h meruns, Tom Crawford, Rick Sowerby and Doug Spitzig -also-get their share of. Tyke Ieague DRMCO seems like the team • W.O.S.S'.A. competition. W.O.S.S.A, boy'' competitions take place Saiturda -Aki he location yet to be announced an2i� W.Q•S.S.A. girls will be taking • place this Monday. who are most likely to beat Sandy's. Don McWhinney and � p Wayne Draper can both put the •ball over the plate. Ron Miller and Bill Gallow are quick and can also hit. Gower's . Garden Centre.• Gord's,Sports and Sifto Salt will likely fight it out for the final two playoff spots. Gower's will be stronger. than last year with the . acquisition, of ,.Ipoug.. _Keene. and, * Andy Pirie. Gord's Sports will he strong 'again this year although they may. lack in pitching'd'ept. -. .Sifto Salt seems to have an abundance of pitchers this year buttheirinfield and 'hitting' is doubtful. Fisher Custom Building will .use Fred Pellow,- Don -and .Glen McNeil as pitchers and have Some players who can hit'the ball. Building Centre `lost a 'few players this year and will again. not make the playoffs, even though they acquired Jirn Hayter and Al • Sygrove.. • I do not know anything about Brindley Plastering except that the team' is from Nile. I won't predict where they Will finish. G.D,C.I. athletes finished a distant third at the Huron -Perth track and field` .meet held last gets a ready for season The Tyke House League is shaping up for the coming season and Doug Cruickshank Sr. ig attempting to get all interested young ballplayers' on teams. Anyone who would like to play in the, Tyke House League this summer whose nafie .does not appear on the" following lists should contact iIr. Cruickshank at 524-7682 or -get out to the ball park this Saturday afternoon. TYKE HOUSE - : LEAGUE--T-EANFS•• Expos, coach Bill Gallow: Kevin Adams, Larry Adams, Rick Alcock; John Fox Jim Fritzley Dave Gallow, Mark Jones, Paul Legere, Day r14tac,li of a1•&', Robert McDonald, Gerry, Ross, 'Randy St dd t Graham S chard Tom o ar , ra am uc arc Vance. Giants, coach George Osmond:___ John Alexander-, Morgan Bregman, Ronan Conlon, Jim Costello,", Steve Gallow, Mike Hodges, Scott Ross, Mark Rowe, Steve Sager, Mike Sheardown, Gary Williams, Wednesday and Thursday at St. • Dodgers, coach Dick Madge: Marys..Bili Carter, Dou;-� Cruickshank, Rain foced the cancellation of J r : ; Lou 15 e W in t e r , Jim' some events on Wednesday, so MacDonald,' Larry Madge, Aaron they were heli on Thursday at Masse, Andrew Masse, Ken Reid, Stratford Central. St. Marys wont Greg Smith, Kent_Tigert. , the championship for` the 19 year Pirates, coach lkuss. ,ruder: in a row,• edging out Stratford Ted Doherty, Brad Doney, Daryl Central by two points. Graham, Randy Graham, Robert' In the senior boys results, 100 Jeffery; Ron Kirkconnell, Dan• a yard dastf; Brian W'esTbrook first,, Matillette, Harold Sartori, John Gord McLellan, third• The 220 • • yards,..Brian ^Westbrooke'second. The '440 yards, Gord "McLellan second. Long jump, Gary Lounsbury second. Shot Put, Mark Ryan second. ti In the Junior..boys, • 100 yards Tom O'Brien first, Joe O'Keefe third. The • 220 yards, Tom -O'Brien third. The 440 yards, Ken Johnson second. Longjump, Lawrence Lassaline third. Pole Freeman, John Huff; Tim . vault Doug Fisher first. Shot put Lassaline, Bill Leddy, John Wally.Tierson second. Discus,, Leddy, Mike Wedlock. Sheardown, Dan Willis. Mets, coach Keith -Williams: DerBedard;-•Ricky Carman, Will Denomr'ie, Steve Dobie, Norm Hotchkiss, Dave McDonald, Rick Miller, David Moore, Bimel Parmar, Robin Parmar, Steve Ruxton, Jim Vilkin. Cubs, coach'Bill Worsell: Mark Carman, `Robert Cummings, Lari'y Daer, Jeff Denomy, Danny • Two very special guests at the official opening of Goderich 'Sunset Gglf and Sports Centre were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baechler.( right) seen here with their son and daughter-in-law, Paul and Shirley .,..•Mui �i '^S,'� Country Club News Last Thursday evening! was a lovely one, with approxim Lely 60 .ladies • (and one' gentleman) in attendance. The tables were decorated in beautiful spring bouquets, courts 6f - Hazel Beaver. After a delicious dinner, a bit of nostalgia crept,in, as Ladies' President, Verna Kane, paid tribute to Mrs. George Bruce, a most beloved member of the club, and still a very,active golfer, at age 83. Then, our one gentleman guest, club , President, Dan Murphy, presented Mrs, Bruce with a Life Membership to the Maitland Country Club. Mrs. Bruce, who ' was delightfully ` surprised, accepted graciously. -On hand • for •the• dinner and cerefopy were ' two of Mrs. Bruce's daughters, Mrs. Jean Knight (past president) and. Mrs. Nina Thomas, of Sarnia. , The Bruce history and golf goes,,. back many years: Nina Thomas was telling me that her father, George Bruce, along with Archdeacon Jones—Bateman. and Mary Kellaher, used to play with a Mashie' or Niblick, 'long before the golf club existed, down on the same flats. This wouldbe around 1915. There . was a brief meeting, followekl by a lot of good old chit. - chat and a few card games. By the; time this olun n appea.rs`, the first 'Ladies Night BY SHELAGH SULLY will have been played. Look for the results next week! The men had another successful Ball Sweep on a beautiful holiday'Monday. Thirty- six menyed,,an_'d the followin are six of the top winners: Wayne Muck (Low Gross -76), Harold Walls '=.(Low, Net -66), '' Ralph Kingswell, Chuck Jewell, John- Kane, ohnKane, and Don Fuller. There were ten other winners too. . .Re,memher boys—Mens 'Night ' . will be tonight, because of the l+loliday last Monday. Let's make this one just as successful as last week! Tickets for the June 3 social, event are really starting to gd, so make plans right away. Tickets maybe purchased at the club, or from John Ma cKay .at the Bank of Nova Scotia; or Lealanii Hill, at Victoria & Grey. The Scotch 2 - ball will begin at 4:30 p.m„ and the barbeque will be going anytime from about 6 p.m., on. Bobby Downs will strike up, the'.. band at about 9 -p.m. ° On Sunday, Juice 4, the tees will be closed between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. so that. the Lions• Club Referees' Tournament' can get under way. So, all you Lions can get off to a roaring start bright and early Sunday morning, -A reminder to the boys and girls—get your names into the -Pra Shop right- away, for ' free instruction on: golf. Looking ahead sailors picnicked and the, boaters Nee� oe ev co� thes .. �''dfscussed the various • manoeuvres over the. course. registered Tiltirne to .aftenil the They're all looking forward to clinic and as a result only one bigger and better 'things. next •actually .made it G. M H ,-1 week. 'prresident Jim Petersimpis-illi' The result's: Roy'. Dunlop, situation can be ' rectified tin', , Tankike: ' George ,Robertson.. year by the,early registration. Fools Gold: • John Kane. No All men interested iii assist= ' Trurr1p: Mike Watt. Fire Ball: . with Minor Hockey intliK-rapacity Fred Jewell. 'Chancy Blue: Don Baechler, Following the official ceremony, the Baechlers -- Senior and Junior - enjoyed a brief and informal visit on the front steps of the club house.—staff photo A Clippersontop BY KEITH WILLIAMS • t ti.edthe game and thenWonitinthe seventh with 3 runs. In 'the seventh. Doug Spitzig' C;orcl's' Sports and Sandy's Clipper's picked up • opening day wins last Monday. May ',2. Gord's picked irp71 CrI l Tris i 'T1i(O"CiSirei 'ttTe sixth inning to defeat OHMCO 8— '7 Sandy's rlele.rt�•+l ' Gower's'* Gamlen C'entr' 7-5 in the second game. Gerry Petrify struck out three and allowed'eieht hits tor Gord's. At the plate. In was one for three, his only hit being a'homerun and scored 2 runs George' Vander•burgi was 3 for 3. ` With one reit in tlu sirCtir. .Jim Mc1.0od sirl.'14'ei- Keith Good 'Peached base � �ti .� n'•rror and both came Hanle on John (;inn's single. Ginn scorecl the w inning rurt on a throwing error. ' For' DRMCO. Vv'avne Draper hada single and horner•un in four' at bats. Sandy's (Tippers were behind until the filth inning. whet" they Roy Dunlop wins opener last Sunday, The Goderich Sail Club, held their first race of the 1972 season last , Sunday._. wi.:l 1 _- _ten boats participating. They had a fair, '.breeze and it was .sunny warm..• Following the race ' some • Minor Hockey coaches for eine In an effort _to 'have• God 'next season take • advantage of a. coaches' clinic scheduled for Kitchen'e.r in October the ,Qo•derich Minor •Hockev Association announced this week than they would like to a start registering cciaches for the- 10:12- .73 season immediately. Last year the local association did not have enough coaches of coaches this season are asked to submit their name and category to the G.M.H.A. at Box 25 tlef(Are June 5. - Baxter, Claudine 111: • Paul Carroll, Aquarius: • George Robertson, Neejee: Bruce Sully, Butterfly.. opened the inning•with a walk, Ken Daer singled. pick Sowerhvs,flied to centerffeld anF Then' .J hn Phillips singled driving in a run. Morley Leeking drove in the' final two runs with a double. Morley Leeking and ,,Rick Sowerby both were 2"for 4. Daer' • struck out 8 and allowed 7 hits. Gien Falkiner' and, Clare Harmon both,. went 2 for' 4 ,for Gower's Garden Centre, - "' - Builcfirlg Centre' met Sifto Salt .and Fisher C'ust((trrr Builders played H°rindley, Plastering last night (Wednesday). Tonight, Gord's Sports' plays Sandy's Clippers at 7.15 -p.m,, arta . Gower's Garden Centre versus DRMCQ at .9:00 p.m On Sunday. 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