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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-26, Page 5• a. ra, United Soccer News Happy (?) ••f1 tumn, United' fans, -everywhere! Fantastic tidings, people! e totally blanked St. Colurnban last Sun- day to a score of 3-0. We did it "cold turkey„ too! It was darned chilly and our staunch United men were a cold bunch of turkeys!! 1-Iave you ever noticed how funny legs look when they turn blue??!! • Both teams went into the first 45 minutes at°half steam. Took them„ quite awhile to warm up and move!' But when they did manage to get their bloodstirred; it Was St. Colum ` ban who took the 'initiative. They were all over ua, checking ouemen and keeping the ball in the Goderich mit: United's goalie Alex Vargapias given quite a workout but managed to„keep his net t un= disturbed. As I've mentioned before; St.Columban is a "terrier” team; they set their determination at "Go" and never give up, literally •until the final seconds of the game. 'Goderich tried hard tb steal this, half away from the op- position and we finally, got a break in the form of a penalty kick *and "you -know -who" took this task with little effort and whipped a beaut of a goal into St. Colurhban's net! That John Gottschalk can really sock 'em in there! With very few minutes left to play in this period; United's Blank S hustle rally carnet() the fore and we knew without a doubt that this game would be ours. We didn't allow our con- fidence to stand in the way of the business at hand; which was to challenge, ,check and• cover. These 3 C's are im- perative to a game's outcome. Goderich was .on the alert to St. Columban's every move and the defense deflected any possible advances from their forward, line., It's a special joy,to see U.�d.'orking so well'. together; anticipating and co(npensating for each other. This. second half became definitely Goderich's .own when our second goal of the game was earned by our :very own "Toe", Rick Fisher,» It ,was, fast and hard.,and connected soundly! "Rick has really come into his own. this ,year and we're justifiably proud of him. Right on, "Toe"!,,' Goderich continued to lead the attack and the St. Colum- b'hn zone was swarming with United men! Their goalie was hard put as time after time, within seconds., United,took`shot after shot on goal. (When we've got it tgether; we don't mess around, boy!!). ; Finally after the suspense was driving the fans 'round the, bend; our little "Rookie", lain Lambert laid a beauty'of a Bremen hold practice . after alarm. S!, ♦n y K, GbPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1974., -,PAGE Columban 1,, 3-.p thriller goal on the net and we had totalled up the score to a secure 3-0. Great show, Iain! With very few minutes left to play, St. Columban still con- tinued- to fight to at least break our shut -out, but no such luck. United was on toAthe�ir tactics and they didn't move an inch, that our men weren't checking them out! The final whistle was gratefully acknowledged and both teams disappeared to the dressing rooms in a .01oud of frost!! There was only one ludicrous moment during the entire -;game; It began to hail and picture if youwill, twenty grown men runhjng around in' shorts, dodging the hail and. you have •got: yourself an all time winner!! Every team member pulled his weight,fo.r,this match and they deserve a hearty "well-done" for their game sportsman - ,)ship and skillful delivery. Unit'ed's trusty ''General", Howie Gottschalk kept his defense on their toes and he displayed some lovely sotteer. You deserve 4 stars, General!! aY Brother Rolf played with 'savvy' and plenty of muscle. • • Way to be "Mighty Mouth'.'! - "Player -of the day" is undoubtedly the "Big H", Harold Refflinghaus. • He played unbelievable soccer . and was everywhere on that field;. passing and pulling off intricate maneuyers „and his fancy footwork was true class! A "Big Mama's Special" is sent out to Clare,Sager who was just generally teriffic and played "right -on" soccer .and Mike Tafeit also receiyes a "special'' for his fantastic efforts. Dave "the Dude" Graf is the recipient of a special award • for his' determinat.ionaand single-minded drive. He played a well -coordinated match and for sheer energy you can't beat Dave. So the very first "Cute -and -Crafty" award goes to this powerhouse guy! ' Very special mentions for "'fain Lambert, Brian Allen, Tony Van Dongen and Rick Fisher who performed with flair and technique. Goalie AIMex Varga also displayed his fine goaltending ability (and agility!) and Made soine tricky saves, Our next game is in St. Mary's. on Saturday at 4:00 p.m, ,Truck on through and 'catch us? Tune in United and turn on to soccer, Till next time; God.,..-. bless, keep fit •and staP happy. . United We .stand - Together, - Forever! Love ya much Foxy The fire alarm'at 2:45'a'm on • Tuesday wastwo-fold- in its purpose. The volunteers responded to the call and raced - to the Cedar Lodge motel to extinguish a mattressiire. This done, they returned to the firehall and, held a slow pitch practice. The Firemen are getting ready to play the CKNX Try-Hards on Tuesday October 1. The game had to be re- scheduled after last Saturday's lnatch was rained out. The firemen have " added Hank "the Hammer" .. West- ' brook t� their roster in the last minute lineup shuffle before the -game., The match will be ,played at 8:00 at Agriculture .Park with. all proceeds going to °Musctilar Distrophy. A defeated 'St. Qolumban goaltender. The goalie lies on the ground frustrated,after Goderich . . United's second goal of the game. The shot by i in- surance marker in Unifed's ".3-0 victory Sunday. - • • fY 104 The Square - Goderich • OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8,A.M. TO 10 P.M. SATURDAYS 8'A.M, TO 7 P.M: STORE HOURS MON. TO WED.8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ''THURS.'& FRI. 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. a SATURDAY'. 8 A.M. TO 7: P:M. 1 MEATS MAPLE LEAF - TENDER SWEET Dinner Hams .LB 1 MAPLE LEAF - .6 OZ. PKG IDEAL Luncheon Meats MAC 0 & CHEESE_ — • OLIVE & PIMENTO MOCK CHICKEN— DUTCH. LOAF ,,e FOR SANDWICHES 2 PKGS.,79C MAPLE LEAr— BONELESS, GROCERIES 26 OZ. BOTTLE Pepsi: & Kist Flavours WHITE SWAN -2 , ROLL PACK Bathroom Tissue. PLUS DEPOSIT 1 Dressed Pork Loaf MAPLE LEAF .0 99c LIBBY'S 'Tomato Juice Devon Side Bacon91 LB. • Bey are, .ruuuer.$ Up The Goderich Pee Wee Soccer team were runners -up in their •division in this year's soccer action; The boys trailed Seaforth • by two games, both, losses to that team; arid their only two losses of the season. The team Will compete inlhe Pam Budny Memorial Trophy tournament to beheld at Agriculture Park on . FRESH' 1 p • y Pork HocksG L. 49c o. 10 7/8' Guaranteed -,:investment. Certificates (TED) WILLIAMS BUS. 524-7104 . AES. 524-7665 • Mushroom Facts Co'rnmercial mushroom production in Canada i's --about 15 million. pounds 'a year. * * Most mushroom crops will' average 2.5 pounds. per' square. foot of growing area. Between seven and 10 weeks . pass ff'om 4irrtu to h0.t.t oot •on display . a -today ' 8, tomorrow THE 197 5:Q"LDSMOBILE'S• t7 2a at the HarvAst Cctr l& Trade Show' 4 at Goderich Arena -' 7:30 TO 10 p.M.c. . 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