The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-07-18, Page 7Frank Tvlacfonald. steered Shadow Bars to vietory'in the
Pete MacEwan, Insurance Pace last Friday evening at
Goderich in 2:Q7 •4/5. Shadow Ban( withsto+d a late 'bid by
Tony Battles at,the wire after cutting the entire trine out for
hiMself. The two favourites` combined for, a tenth, exactor of
$U.40. •
Clever Larry captured his second ,straight win in the first
race for owners Bill Laverty and Ron, '.W,illiainson -'of °
Seaforth. Blushing Pandora made her trotting debut atr•
G derich a winning one; clicking in 2;14 with Bill Edwards.
on the bike. Lee Camp outphotoed favourite Freight Direct
in the third"with Wayne Dupee steeringJack Meriam guided
Kerr's Boy to, his `second lifetime win in two starts in 2:1.3
4/lar Crash Landing, Making his first •lifetime Start closed
strongly and finished' second..
Goderich owned horses finished one -two -three in the fifth
with Wayne Express first to•arrive at the wire. Longshot
Deep Run Frisco finished second and combined with Wayne
Express for an exactor of $257,00. Third in theseven horse
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field was Miami Miss. Gladies Boy won his first start of the
yea.r...in 2:12 4/5 with owner Johnny Muir at, the controls.
-combined with Jet Command for a sixth exactor
of $112:80.
Virginia's Misty made it two in. a, row in the seventh with
Randy McLean driving for his•fa.ther Robert McLean. G.• D.
Direct took the eighth in 2:10'4/5 with John Mathers on the
sulky. Clarence Young got the job done in the ninth with
Lucan's Lady, in 2:10; the five year old mare's fourth win of
Me year.
A° crowd of 13,00- wagered $28,500. Feature race Friday
evening will' be the McGee Pontiac . Pace with 'five horses
scheduled to go.'From therail out they, are: Miss Belle Bars,"
Speedy Kid, Mike's Jimmy Lynn, Armbro Kernel, and C.D.
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Sunday's weather was cloudy •iw�Hn. OiF
and warm with.,winds guS:t'ing i'M• ° *_ Film
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,to 20 knots, at t'�imes:..'Fhere --t clip Jnr. "6"• s�,r. 25%'''mere 22 boats in the 'weekly
sailbo race: • r
Wit era were:Keel boat 1 • eric carman
class, Steve Robertson, Outlaw, 1'Fil�Ot °Etraphy
Actual time 106.15 mlin, correc- ' I
mark in their league
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I ri one of the more exciting
games played here this, year,
the 'Goderich Kinsmen Ban °
tams and Clinton Jr. , Colts
'played, to a 3-3 tie in Goderich
last Wednesday, July 100 Roth
teams, held the lead during the
low scoring game and it 'was
Clintpn who had to come from
behind in the final inning to tie
the game.
• After Goderich had scored
twice in the bottom of the sixth,
Clinton scored the tying run in
the top of the seventh'. After, the
leadoff batter flew out, R.
Blake tripled for Clinton and -
scored `on R. Wheeler's triple.
Wheeler was then erased 'on a
fielder's choice and with two
out and . a runner' 'on -',second
Erase, '-Goderich pitcher ' Jon
Barz struck out the final batter
to end the rally.
In the bottom half of the
seventh,. R. Wheeler set, the
final three' Goderich liters
down in order. ',
,,,jroderich opened the scoring '•
in the second but Clinton came
back in the top .. of the fourth
with one run. Clinton took the
lead in the top of ,the 'sixth but
Goderich, came- back with two
in the bottom of the inning..
Tim ` McLean lead, 'Goderich
both offensively and on the
mound. At bat, McLean had a
single.and triple in twp at bats
plus a walk.
Proud zuae champions
The Goderich Legion Golf team won the zone championship played at the Kincardine Golf
Club Sunday. From left to- right are John Schneiker, Ed Callaghan of Kincardine, zone sports
chairman who' presented trophy, George Low, Harold :Walls and Ralph Kingswell.
A hundred years' ago, golf
courses had no official number -
:pf ,-holes. Bru.ntsfield Links in
the heart of the city of Edin-
burgh, '"the oldest course in the
world, where golf is. still
played, 'use'd to have only• six
holes.` AL -Wimbledon, 1$64 to
1870, the full coursed was seven
holes. Royal Aberdeen as late
as 1875 only had 15' holes.
When the first, open cham-
pigpshrp was played , at .Prest-
A _•; , wick in 1860 the course con -
McLean .and Jon Barz, who . sisted of 12 holes and 'three.
tossed'. three strong innings in roundswereaplayed .to complete
.relief, allowed Clinton only five the 36 holes which was the
hits stfuckout teri and walked championship test until, 1891,, „
,Goderich managed only four • At St. Andrew's, the game
hits ,;off .R:. Wheeler with two for. generations wasplayed nine
corning "off the;bat of Tim holes out and the same nine
rgreens _2were used -for playing
McLean. Steve Chase and Bill home. The • accidental incident
Lewis had the other .Goderich that 18 holes was the most Eon
hits. - - ' venient number oftholes at St.
In another game last, Andrew's with the .gradually
weekend, the Bantams held on ; ,established pre-eminence: of the •
to edge _Clinton 10-9 in a see-- 'place in, golf, Operated. in the
direction of 18 holes being ac-
cepted as 'the standard .number
Of a round of golf.,_
saw battle Clinton almost came
through again in the last inning
but Goderich pitcher Tim
McLean str'ucltout the ,finale
batter with the tying run' on
third.
Coach' Paul ' Brown ,stated
that. McLean •was outstanding
on • the mound and credited
Steve Chase as'heing the most
valuable player of. the' game.
Chase caught, the entire':game
and. the offense with five hits in
five at hats. '
At Seaforth Friday ' evening,
Goderich came salon.the' .short
Tuesday Night, July .9 the
ladies drew up teams. Jean
Knight "and Maxine Martine
came in first; Hazel Beaver"and
Bess Smith tied for second.
prize With Kay,Duncan and Ar-
d"ith Brissette;: ' third came
,Carol'. Hunter and Sally,
MacEwan; Jean Hanly. ' and
Edna Looker came in fourth;
Verne Frith and Edna Overholt
came in fifth, Jean Hanly was,
end of the scorecard, dropping', ,,closest to the pin:
an 18-10 decision' )to Seaforth. • .-Joh•n Mason and Bob Allan
Because ` of a shortage. of " showed a film of Jack Nicklaus
. players, Goderich used two pee- at the 1969' Winchester ' Tour=
wees"aged players, Brad Shor- nament in Michigan. 1 -le• gave
manygood tips on the game of
treed. and Larry Adams to
make a full team. Both players'
played well and Adams collec-
ted two hits.
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golf. It was a hot night so
everyone proceeded out to
-"Chris HoffineYer's fora dip in
the pool and...a weiner roast.
And a, good time was had by
all.
• Thursd'a:y,N,....July. 11•, J,a•r ,e.:
Deathe, Maxine Martin, 'Jean
Knight and. Jean Hanly ,ven-
'tured, to Owen Sound for 'their
Ladies' Invitat'i.on Tour-
nament.* Maxine Martin won
the 'trophy with a° low gross. of
88 out of a field of 90 entries.
Each girl came home with a
prize won from ,her respective
flight. Nice golfing Maitland
Ladies -congratulations.
•
On Friday night, July 12,} the'•
Pres'ident's Ball, was a great•
Success. Everyone enjoyed dan-
cing to t.he. Moonlighters. The
buffet, lunch served by Penny
Peters,, was excellent.' Mae'
Schaefer;.--and her committee
worked very hard' and came up_.
With good results.
IillfiE CLUB NEWS.
There were four tables in
play at, the GoderichDuplicate
13r.idge. on July 2, 1974. Win -
,Tiers and their scores were as
follows: First, Jane Johnson
• andeeoe Martin, :34 1121, Second,
Eleanor Erskine and Mary
''Donnelly, 28; third; Joanne
Duckwirrth and Lee Ryan, 26.
: There were four "tables in
play at 'the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge on July'.9, 1'974. Win-
ners and their scores were..as
-follows: First, -Mary Donnelly-
and
onnellyand Eleanor Erskine, 3'0.
Second, Evelyn Galbraith and
Nancy MacAulay, 26 112; third
• A.J. Weer..asooriya and Bill.
Bradley, 25 1/2.
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▪ Keep 'in: •mind'"the two balf'
-foursome on 'July 22..
The weekly men's i night- was
held •15, -and 4.8 ' iemi-µ� :
bers participated in the corm- e
petition. The first low net• for
the. evening was. a' "28.5 by
Frank Young. Second place
was won by John Kane with -a
30 and third went to Pete
Collier ^with a"
- The Inter -Club competition
will. be held this weekend bet:
ween Walkerton, Wingham,
Kiardi:ne and Goderich. The
golfers will be at' the Maitland
on Sunday:
ted time 87".-07; John Kane,, I 112 Thi Sq'uAre (Corner
Check. -Mate, actual tithe 10.8.25
corrected time 89.17; F, Jewej1,
Chancy Blue, actual time 111.15,
corrected time
Cuiterboard class; Pete
Collier, Gemini, actual time
69.55„ corrected tie 69.40; Pat '
Shapahan, a Something *Jubilant,
actual time 65.30,! -,corrected
tine 70.21; Bill,Duncan, Lasar,
actual- time 79.25, corrected
time 72.70,
-Fireballs, Michael •Watts,
' KC4616, actual time 56.35;
Paul Parsons, KC6913, actual
time 61:20; Don McEwan,
KC6923, actual time .61,:8.
There will not be aa scheduled
club race next Sunday a§:Satur-
day and Sunday. is. the club's
annual 'Fireball regatta.'
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A mixed. two ball tournament'
willbe played this Saturday
night starting at 6.• o'clock:
Remember to rake the sand
"traps: •
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. , Last pick of strawberries, Jufy
12; Friday. First pick Of rasp-
berries,. July 12, Friday: We wilt
• be open 9:00 arm. to 12:00 noon,. ,
five days a week for the rasp= .
--berry—season. Closed Sundays
and Wednesdays. Situated .11-14
° miles north of. Benmiller; then
1/2 mile east or 23%4 miles 'south.
of Carlow then 1/2 mile; easi.
• Raspberries 48c per pound.
• • Please bring your own small
containers:
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with
Evangelrsi Frank Evans
and' Party •
GARDINER'S MOTEL
Highway 21 S., Goderich' "k
NIGHTLY 8 P.M.:
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SUNDAY 'AFTERNOO,N'SERVJCE.- 2:30.`P•M.
Prayer for the sick and tfie needs of the people.
• Special,Singing Nightly ' '
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