The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-12, Page 9Mai .:and Club news
July 28 wa ` 't such a great
evening at Mat " and.Country
Club as only seven ladies
braved the elements, slightly
damp but not wet.
On August 4, ladies played
in teams et three. Winners of
the net total were: first,
Verna Kane, Marilyn James,
Joan McDougall; second,
Jean Knight, Chris Hoff-
meyer, Joyce Shack; third)
Sally MacEwan, Bertha
McGee, Dorothy Worgan;
fourth, rie Huff, Bess
Smith, Pa Tyndall.
Thursday, August 6, 30
men played golf and the
winners were: John Kane,
Bob Cousins, Ebb Ross, Jack
Hinton, Bob McDougall, E.
Brennan, Steve Durst, and
Ken Hunter.
On Saturday, couples
played for the Air Canada
Trophy. Fred and Edna
Looker were first, and Marg
Evans and Steve Durst were
second
United `B's beat
Stratford 5-11
The Goderich United 'B's
huaniliated the Stratford
Palidins in soccer action
Sunday at Ag Park by a
score of 5-1.
Goderich started the
scoring when Bruce Melick
made a perfect pass to Eric
Mitchell who sent a bullet-
like shot low into the corner
of the Stratford net.
The second goal was
scored on an individual ef-
fort by John Elliott. After he
beat two midfielders, it
appeared he was going to
shoot, but he faked a shot,
beat a defender and blasted
it by the keeper.
The next two goals were
scored through pure hustle
by Melick. One play ap-
peared to be harmless as a
Stratford defender was
about to push the ball back to
to keeper. Melick carne
from nowhere, beat the
defender and the keeper and
tipped the ball into the
rnrmer.
Melick's other goal came
after Randy Stoddard
chipped an excellent cross
onto Melick's head and he
put it in the net.
Stratfordput themselves
on the scoreboard when a
Goderich player failed to
make a successful head shot
and a Stratford player took
advantage.
The prettiest goal of the
'game was scored near the
end when John Elliott saw
Ian Chisholm breaking into
the clear. He pushed it to him
while Chisholm was on the
dead run. Chisholm made no
mistake and scored the goal
making it 5-1.
It was the 'B's best game
of the season. Jeff Beachler
played outstanding in net
and made several spec-
tacular saves. John Elliott
also played a strong game.
The United 'B's next game
is in Grand Bend on Satur-
day.
Bruce Baker lands safe at second while Meneset shortstop Glen Schwartz jumps for the ball
during Thursday's slowpitch game in which Meneset beat Garb & Gear 30-6. ( Photo by Cath
Wooden)
Squirt unbeaten record snapped
The Goderich Squirts had
their unbeaten record
snapped last Wednesday
when they Lost a close
decision at home 1-0 to.
Clinton.
Weak finishing by the
Goderich forwards plus
some brilliant saves by the
Clinton goalkeeper com-
tined to determine the result
of a soccer game which
featured many fine moves by
both teams.
to Squirt house league
action, the Giants con-
solidated their lead atop•the
standings by defeating the
Bombers 4-2, Centre -forward
Mark Armstrong scored
twice, with inside -right Steve
Tzioumis and centre -half
Cris . Erb adding singles for
the winners..InfL� i�"de-forwards •
Todd and Chad"Papp"le'
scored one each for the
Bombers.
In the second game, the
Raiders upset the secona
place Vikings 2-0. Inside -left.
Paul Hamilton and right -half
Tim Stinson tallied for the
winners.
With- two weeks
remaining, the Giants with
11 points hold a comfortable
four -point lead . over the
`Uikitigs with' seven. The
Bombers and Raiders are
tied for third spot, each with
five points.
Tennis pair reach finals
Last Saturday, Marg
Conlon and Bob Dick
travelled to London for the
regional championship
mixed doubled tennis
tournament sponsored by
General Motors and made it
all the way to the finals.
Champions from draws
held the previous week from
Guelph to Windsor competed
at the Canadian Club for the
chance to go to the provincial
championships of the Buick
Challenge.
Marg and Bob defeated the
London champions 7-6, 5-7,
and 7-6 in their first match.
In their semi-final against
the Windsor champions they
won 7.8, 6-4.
After four hours of con-
tinuuus tennis • including
three tie breakers, Marg and
Bob were given a half hour
rest before the final. They
lost to a strong team from
Waterloo 6-2, 6-4. '
At a dinner following the
tennis, last year's Canadian
champions, also from
Waterloo, presented the
winners with plaques.
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MEN'S SLOWPITCH STANDINGS
as of Aug. 9
Team .GP
,Meneset
Port Albert
Signal -Star
Coyotes
Firemen
Garb& Gear
Oldtirners
Carlow
Optimists
Wheelsthen
Smiths
1863
Cobras
Tickers
Bluewater'
Selinger
Renegades
ihampco
W L.. T P P.
2.1 .19 2 0 38
21 16 4 1 33
22 . 16. 6 0 32
20 14 ' 6 0 28
"19 12 5' 2 26
21 ' 13 8 0 26
21 12- 9 .0 24
21 12 9 0 24
20 11 9 0 22
22 10 . 12 0 20
21 .10 11 0 20
21 4 •17 0 .8
20 13 7 0 26
21 8 13 0 16
21 . 5, 16 0 10
21 5..16 0 10
21 4 16 1 9
20 1 19 d Z
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1981 -PAGE 9
Slow itch
teiLrnsjockey.
for position
The 198 game regular
schedule, which began on
May 4, is drawing to a close
as only 11 games remain to
be played in this, the final
week. Lets take a cl9ser look
at what could happen next
Monday, as the 12 qualifying -
teams begin round 1 of' the
play-offs.
In Division A, Meneset has
a strong hold on first place
and Port Albert Bulldogs
have wrapped up second.
Garb & Gear was eliminated
this week when the Meneset
Meanies thrashed them 30 to
6 in five innings on the
strength of eight home runs.
Garb & Gear extends their
thanks to the Bulldogsfor
putting Meneset in such a
vengeful state of mind.
Both Coyotes and Firemen
could tie Signal -Star in
points, but because the Leafs
have defeated both of them
twice, Signal -Star is
guaranteed a third place
finish. The Leaf - Bulldog
series, to begin next Monday
at 9 p.m. on the hard ball
diamond will undoubtedly
provide some great action.
The Coyotes, presently two
points up on the Firemen,
could have their fortunes
turned when the two teams
meet head on, Sunday at 7:00
at GDCI. At this point it
seems quite probable that
the winner of that game will
advance to meet Meneset in
the play-offs the following
night.
Division B is an absolute
nightmare to analyze.,
Wheelsmen, having com-
pleted their schedule, will ,
make the playoffs or not,
depending on the outcome of
the Smiths - Optimist game
Thursday at 7:00. If Smiths
win, they will advance. If
Optimits win, then we will
-.see a three way tie for first,
to be decided by the out-
comes of the Optimist -
Oldtimer and the Carlow -
1863 games.
Should Carlow and Old-
timers remain tied, Old-
timers would come out
ahead based on a 20 to 12
total run advantage in their
two games even though each
team 'has a victory against
.Dungannon 125th Birthday
Statement of Receipts St Disbursements
FROM January 1, 1980 to May 26, 1981
RECEIPTS'
Bar Sales '
B.B.Q. and Souvenirs
Dance admissions
Registrations
Draws and raffles
Donkey baseball
Vegas Night
Heritage Committee
Turkey shoot
Donations
Variety concert
Midway
Miscellaneous & Interest earned
DISBURSEMENTS
Liquor, beer, etc.
B.B.Q. and Souvenirs
Bands
Advertising
,_ Construction
Supplies
Rentals
Raffles
Prizes
Parade expenses
Donkey baseball
Turkey shoot
Licenses
Security'
Office supplies, postage, bank charges
Accounting
Variety concert
Films and tapes
Garbage
Transporting
Vegas Night expenses ,
Tickets, Insurance, miscellaneous
Donations
Net Profit
Represented by:
Cash in bank
Inventory unsold souvenirs
s
27,907.44
17,578.45
8,637.25
3,164.85
1,985.15
1,321.28
1,287.34
845.00
530.19
1,701.20
338.90
420.00
441.05 66,158.10
15,004.84
17,486.91
3,640.00
3,377.20
2,759.00
2,699.58
3,788.73
1,044.00
1,115.00
1,056.88
714.60
508.44
362.40
579.60
532.21
725.00
250.00
853.62
180.00
200.00
133.75
381.95
450.00
6,823.2,5
1,891.14
8,714.39
Less: Accounts payable 400.00
57,843.71
S 8,314.39
We have prepared the above statement from the records of Dungannon 125th
Birthday `Committee and from other Information supplied to us by the
Committee.' In order to prepare the above statement we made a review,
consisting primarily of enquiry, comparison and dl,cussbn, of such Information.
However; in accordance with the terms of our engagement, we have: not
performed an audit and consegnnently do net exp tui ephilon en dila
statement.
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Chartered Accountants
the other.
Division C has a story very
similar to A, in that first and
second place finishes are
guaranteed for Cobras and
Tickers -while Champco will
finish out of the running. It
would appear as though the
winner of the Selinger -
Renegade game this Wed-
nesday will clinch third or
fourth place ( depending on
Bluewaters performance
against Champco) and the
loser' will be out. Should
Bluewater lose and
Renegades tie Selinger, then
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