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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-16, Page 11ling class for fors to begin for fleet racing began this week, continue each evening from now nd of August. All members are hat races begin at rets are available me basis. ailing instruction ven ' again this ginning July 12th. I and III will be ees are $18 per 1 the Goderich Board office at O- ster. Anyone over is eligible. the June 12 races are as follows: In the Keel boat class: First: Sam James in a Catalina 27, Second, Ken Dawson in his newly acgpired Abbott 22, Third, Ralph Smith in a Tanzer 22. In the Fireball Class: first: Harold Jeffrey, second: George Penfold, third: Fred Smith. In the Centerboard- Daysailer Class: first Dave Parsons in a Lacer, second: Doug Bundy in a Minuet, third: Brian Hall in a Lacer. Keel boaters are reminded of this weekend's cruise to Bayfield. Contact Paul Carrol for more information. 14. f�yFi 14� BY JIM KINGSLEY Although the Goderich -Minor soccer teams broke even last week with two wins and two losses they outscored their opponents 17-5. The Goderich mosquitoes and atoms came up with shutouts while the Squirts were scored against only once. la mosquito Goderich turnedaction loose with all . its power and ,might to completely swamp Clinton 10- 0. Clinton was unable to break' through the Goderich defense even for a shot on goal. The mosquitoes are going to be a team to watch this season. Last week the mosquitoes "defeated St. Columban for the first time in three years and it was the first time anybody had defeated St. Columban in three years. Last Thursday Seaforth peewees kicked off in Goderich. Both teams seemed even at the start but a through pass that . Mike Wedlock picked up to 'speed away from the Seaforth defenders soon had Goderich one up Mike added a second from a passu from. Steve Graham to make it 2-9. Now the better defense, 6a;li control "andgood passing by the' Goderieh tearn Started to t ll and 'goalkeeper ';: Drew Gray' had to exert himself infrequently. Steve Graham' Missed several shots on goal by shooting too high. Had Steve's shots been more accurate Goderich'could have had op even larger lead.. However, Steve .deserves credit for. getting himself in position to take these shots on goal and his accuracy will improve with practise. In the second half Goderich dominated especially In the centre field with'. Colin Alexander playing his usual steady game and a strong, always challenging Karl Krohmer playing an ex- tremely effective game at left half. Larry etilly scored two good oppor nist goals and Goderich ver, looked back. All the ' layers gave 100 percent :- fort and played to the best 'if their ajility. Well done. ads! Coach . Vic ch team won the Kinsmen Zone B tournament unset Golf Club on Sunday, June 12. Left to right embers, Stan Connelly, John Shaddick and Paul Absent when photo was taken was Bob Mclougall. These four men will advance to the Perce Dawson Zone competition in Fort Erie In Septeirher. (staff photo) Alexander would also Me to thank referee Waiter - batt' chalk and ,linesman John Sheardown for a job well done. The Goderlch atoms "A" team met with stiff opposition against Seaforth losing. a close one 4-3. The game seesawed back and forth until the score was tied . 3-3. Seaforth then scored on 'a controversial penalty shot to win 9-3. A tough way to lose a game. The goalgetters-in the Atom game were Donald Phillips scoring two ` and. David Jewell the other. The Goderich squirts lost a, heartbreaker 1-0 in Clinton with Clinton scoring the one and only goal with about 35 seconds to play. Fine defensive play by both teams highlighted this game with neither side 'getting many shots on goal. The Clinton team seemed to have the edge on ball possession but had considerable problems getting by the Goderich defense. The Goderich Squirt team has put up a fine effort in both their games and are bound to come 'up .with several victories this season. In the Goderich peewee - mosquito house league the Flyers remained . undefeated in four games by edging out the Rovers 2 to 1. Mike Wedlock scored both of the Flyer's goals on breakaways while Scott Ross notched the Madge to clinic Local minor hockey coach Richard Madge attended a seminar last weekend at the University of Waterloo for instructors in the National eters umitia Coaches Certification Brindle Program. keport Steelers r Brindley Tran- ntly in Industrial t: tion blasting the 8-2, Wayne Draper eler charge going four on the night !pies and a double, r runs and batting ease! the tune for hen he led off with an error. Brian Jammed a double m then came in Draper's double. ?ed to third on an ored on sacrifice. stayed in the game for one inning when they scored twice in the bottom of the first to tie it. Brian Bowman hit a two out double and scored when John Warr followed up with a double. Warr scored on a single by .Phil Black before Steve Haggitt grounded out. The Steelers ran away with the game in the third scoring five times on five hits. Tim McLean started it off with a single and scored on Draper's triple. Ed Jones singled Draper in and moved to second when Larry McCabe walked. Mike Petrie doubled both runners in and scored himself when Barry Bloch. Trucker error and moved around on a single by Jones. McCabe loaded the bags with a walk and Carmen Fielder drew a RBI' `walk. Bloch grabbed his secesnd single of the inning to score Jones. and McCabe and Fielder rounded out the scoring with walks on- Tigert and McLean. The. Truckers finally got Thom- pson to ground out to end their misery. singled. Draper beat out an error in the fourth and scored on a triple by Frank Hagan. The Steelers humiliated the Truckers in the fifth sending 15 men to the plate for nine more runs to force an early end to the , game. McCabe started the spree with a. double and scored on a single by Bloch. Tigert singled to move Bloch around and Tim McLean waited out a walk to load the bags. A• wild pitch scored Bloch andDraper caught his second triple to drive in Tigert and McLean. Hagan singled Draper in off a orivies close ose win Company needed a ning run to break a. :n deadlock with I Parent Thun- in Sunday's Softball action and Thunderbird's 3-2. vied a three hitter any chucker Glen ustin put the i front 'in the ling when he shallow centre. lly moved him a walk and Mike ed to left to bring him home. Len Kolkman used two Company errors to tie the game in the third when he singled, moved to third on two pass balls and scored on a single by Jim Martin. Mike Palmer broke the tie in the fourth when he singled, stole second and scored on 'two Thunderbird errors, Jim Mclvor tied the game in the top of the seventh beating out a Company error for a ,single, moving to second on *Mk CANADA WEEK `ry PROCLAMATION nada, our land created by the fusion of two Itures, .enriched by the contribution of 'many 'fatherland of all Canadians: is country, home of over 22,000,000 people, proud t►Oe and the freedom they enjoy; Is land of peace and prosperity; this promised esourcest lightaS t+, '`t>�• rY Which Is out's, of which we ail are 11ruelaiM the wee of .lithe 2.01r f0 July 1st ltiza#hfl celebrate It by , by flying our flag, by E G add - by promoting Kolkman's sacrifice and scoring on a single by Glem Ferguson. Bill Durst used an error to . win the game. Durst singled moved to second on a fielder's choice that grabbed Mike Doorly after he leadoff with a single, and scored on an error on Bob Dick's hit. Tigert won with ; a hitter while Jim Martin 1st giving up eight hits.., Guaranteed Investment Certificates 0/0 1 4 The seminar had two major themes. One was a workshop on "the Human Dimensions of Coaching", conducted under the direction of Gary Boug, Physical ai3.d..Iealth Education consultant with the Waterloo County Board of -Education, while a workshop on athletic injuries, presented by the , Ontario Sports Therapists Association formed the other part of the weekend activities. Annualinterest b�0 by Paul Brown (O.L.T,A. CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR) Tennis Tip no. 9 The Volley The volley is a shot taken before the bounce. It is the logical conclusion of an aggressive game. At its best, it is a sharply angled winner. satisfying to the hitter and demoralizing to the opponent. This shot is taken between the service line and the no after hitting an approach shot to the backcourt. The main points to remember are to keep the head still while watching the ball, and punching through the wall instead of swinging. • Since you have little time to react to the volley, all motion is abbreviated at the net: You should try to pivot your shoulders as in a normal ground stroke but many times the shot is hit off the wrong foot just to get the ball back. Keep your eye on the ball during impact with the racquet and push ahead as if punching the ball to give it direction. The power comes from the speed of the opponent's shotggdthe angle ?of'your return. FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL TENNIS BALLS Optic Yellow Reg, *4.00 Per Tin 2 TINS FOR ONLY Semi-annual interest - Member -Canada Deposit insurance Cotporetion $6.99 3 baits par tin lone Rover goal. The Rovers played "a very good passing game hitt ,Were not watching the always ,dangerous Mike Wedloek "close enough. Dynamos picked up their• first win of the season with a 3-0 shutout against the Racers.. Marty Middle scored the first goal by° bouncing a pass from, George Kerr off his back Marty claims he planned it that way. John Sheardown and Drew Gray scored the second and third goals, Royal Bank Appointment D.L. Bedore The Royal Bank of Canada announces the appointment of Mr. Don Bedore as Manager of its Goderich, Ontario Branch. He is replacing Mr. J.H.C. Bird, who has been transferred as Manager to Stratford, Ontario. Mr. Bedore, a native of Kingston, joined the bank there in 1155 and has since held various managerial positions throughout Ontario, most recently in Kit- chener. Deet Feu* pWKs Qu1me't5 Him the Rigid Giit bit Fa is 'Dag Giuiag <SRAr:E foRYoUO$ raTI3Eas DAY,,,. •...Bur TIE RAILROAD MADE ME PuT it BAck. We shouldn't have to ' RAILROAD you into buying a gift for your l Dad. But we will COACH you on what to buy. (� For Instance --- SWITCH him to sharp slacks by Nash & Riviere 100 percent texturized polyester. o ENGINEER some NM' M his Wardrobe with some casual suits in texturioad polyester. TRAIN him to wear knit shirts by Arrow & Harvey Woods. a. .1. (Debi She** Mayor,. VG rnust''to Manager 4 A light unlined permanent press jacket would be just the TICKET With thit self or sports coat give hies a COUPLE of colourful self patterned dress shirts by Arrow. 0 you don't know which way to go give him a FREE PASS (Gift Certificate) end hat him decide for himself. For that just right gift CHUG en down • . • Baa t,;