The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-08-30, Page 13l
In order to protect ball playersfrom injury, fences are being installedaround the
players' benches on the fastball diamond at Agriculture Park. The cost of the
chain link fences, approximately $1200, will come out of the profits of this
weekend's tounament. Here, Fred Pellow and Jim Durst put in the poles. (photo
by Cath W000den)
Ladies softball playoffs
Goderich Garb and
Gear edged the Goderich
Sailorettes 8-5 Tuesday
night tosweep a best of
three quarter final series
in Huron 'Central Ladies
Recreational Softball
action.
Garb and Gear is the
first team to earn a berth
in the league semi-finals
and is awaiting the
results of three other
series.
Joe's Girls and the
Goderich Elevators
evened their ''series
Tuesday night when Joe's
nipped the Elevators 11-9.
-In- Lucknow... •.Monday
night the Lucknow Noisy
Ladies beat the Goderich
Superstars 9-5 to take a
one game lead in that
best of three round while
in Clinton the Clinton
Sluggers edged the
Housewives' 9-8 for a one
game lead.
All series: will be
finished this week and the
semi-finals are set to
start September 6.
Bridge club scores
Dr. and Mrs. M.
Stapleton amassed 281/2
points Tuesday night to
top all pairs in a Howell
movement at the
Goderich Duplicate
Bridge .Club weekly
session.
Eleanor Erskine and
Mary Donnelly and
Aelian Weerasooriya and
John Donatis each
managed 261/4 points to
tie for second spot
followed by Evelyn
Galbraith and Dawna
Sproule with 26 points and
Jo Berry and Edna
Overholt with 22 points.
Goderich entries
RACE Nu. 1 - Purse 8300
Maidens A E N -W?'?
SUSAN ANN Jack Meriam
FLY 1)AN T B A.
AM YS MISS John Duckworth
GRANNY GRA'ITAN Dennis Jewitt
WII.LVANGIRL Clarence5oung
GAELIC BOY Gerry Roebuck
COUNTESS JAN' Gerry Roebuck
AEI F' M MEADOW John Muir
AE2 V I HGI NNYS GIRL Randy
Ifepry
RA CF: No. 2 • Purse $300
$1500 claiming with allowances
winners of last 2 races ineligible
SIOUX WARRIOR John Moffat
HIGHLAND WISH Randy Henry -
DON NADALE PARKER Ross
Batten
IRON CHIPS Dave Wilkinson
TRA('EY DIRECT Ray McLean
RIPPLE.HENLEY Ross Bastin
SKIPPY DEL Robert Faulds
AEI REGGIE FORD Jack Meriam
AE2 EMMA C LEE John Duck-
worth
RACE No. 3 - Trot $375
N•W 8400 L6 A.E $4000. claiming
with allowances A E N.W 3 races
lifetime
('LEVER RUJE William German
J HRUSI UKEY Fred Sadler
F. EREADY LADY• RayMcLean
ROLLYS MARK Clarence Young
ALPHA HERB W'ililam Rapson
SAX HANUVER Jim McKague
TOWN ECHO Robert Walker
AEI BON IF'IES Ray McLean
RACE No 4 - Purse $450.
N -W $500_ L6 A ,E. $1200. in 1979
A E N -W 3 races or $2500. lifetime
DILLY DARES Randy Henry
IMAJERHF5 Rob Jerry
IMP MATHERS John Mathers
JOLLY KILLEAN Gerry Roebuck
MIKE Verdun Vanstone
BEt.YLE ALICE Ron Williamson
ARNIES BEAVER Ross Battin
AEI GI(EENVIEW DUKE Ray
McLean'
AE2 ADORABLE LUCK Ron Mason
RACE No. 5 - Purse $300
Maidens that haven't been 2nd or
better and have raced at this meet
MISS DAWNGLO Ross Bastin
DEEP RUN PENN W.U. McLean
LADY ELM Bill German
DAWN EAGLE T B A
CLAYBROOK MISTY Verdun
Vanstone
DINOS LADY Randy Henry
S'A 4pYS ANN Arnold Campbell
AEI irOOTER BILLGIen Woodburn
Kerr horses grab pair
of wins at Goderich
Trainer _Ron Kerr sent
out two winners last
Thursday evening at-
Goderich Raceway with
two different drivers.
First-time starter
Virginny's Girl won the
first with Randy Henry
driving in 2:13.4. The
three-year-old daughter
of Keith Abbe -Margaret
Forbes C is owned by Ron
Kerr of Godervi,c,h.
Kerr's other winner
came in the eighth race
when Ross Battin drove
Claybrook Romeo to
victory. Owned by Kerr
and Harold Lamb of
Goderich, Claybrook
Romeo lowered his
lifetime mark to 2:08.3,
Keystone Shawnee
collected his second ,win
in six starts this year with
owner John Muir on the.
bike. Keystone Shawnee
combined with Virginny's
Girl for a daily double of
$149.30. The second race
exactor of Keystone
Shawnee-Leahaven
Jewell (5-2) paid $111.60.
Only $4 was wagered on
Leahaven Jewell to
place.
Mike's Jimmy "Lynn
scored win number five of
the season with Gerry,
Roebuck on the bike. The
win was the•Atenth of the
race meet for driver
Gerry Roebuck who leads
the drivers' standings in
dashes.
Miss Krista Hal broke
her maiden in the fifth
race in a time of 2:12 with
Jack Meriam driving. •
Miss Krista Hal is owned
by Charles Brindley of
Goderich.
Wacky Waver gave
Fred Sadler his first of
two wins
in the sixth race
in a time of 2:09.2: Sadler
came back to win the
tenth with Sam Herbert
in a time of • 2:09.4.
Rahelja won the seventh
with owner Tim Robinson
driving in a time of 2:12.1.
Lancer Fella, a three-
year-old son of Most
Happy Fella -Lady 'Jane
Knight by Knight Dream,
went wire to wire in the
ninth race with owner
Ken Houston steering.
The -.win was his fourth in -
six lifetime starts.
Clarence Young guided
Rally's Mark to his
second consecutive win at
Goderich for owners Jack
and . Andy Hardy of
Lucan. The ten -year-old
double gaited son of
Thoughtful -Fair Jackie
trotted the mite' in 2:13.1.
Tonight's (Thursday)
ten race card narks the
end of another year of
racing at. Goderich
Raceway. Highlighting
this evening's card will
be a conditional race with
six starters. From the
rail out they are'
Whispalong, Quick
Killean, Whirling N. Sam
Herbert, Arrochar Ruth
and Maud's Knight.
This year's UDRS
driving championship
could depend on the
results of the final race of
the year. Ray McLean,
who will drive Whirling
N, leads heading into the
final night with a .556.
Right behind him are
Gene Girodat driving
Whispalong in the tenth
and Fred Sadler who will
drive Sam Herbert. ..
Gerry Roebuck leads in
the dash category with 10
wins while Ray McLean
and Randy Henry each
have six.
The drivers with the
b st average and the
roe wins will each
Motocross action moves to Holmesville
Hully Gully motocross
action was held on August
17 at the track of Hug'
Maascant in Homesville.
Winners in the Peewee
A division were Randy
Ford, Randy Marriage
and Dean Watt; Peewee
B winners were Frank
Kovacs and •• Kevin
Talbot; Lee Watt and
Shawn Talbot took the C
division.
1863
•
wins
On August 25, the
I.A.M. local 1863 Reds
participated •in the
Woodstock Lob ball
tournament with fifteen
other teams.
After losing their first
game 7-6 to South Side
they went on to take the
"B" championship by
defeating \Woodstock
Whalers 22-3, then Scotts
of Woodstock 12-1.
In the final game they
met Tillsonburg
defeating them by a score
of 9-5 to win. the Carling
O'Keefe "B" division
trophy and receive
second top phize money.
The -1-863 Reds donated
two thirds of their prize
' money to the Woodstock
Tornado Fund. The team
members were Hermie
Fisher, Phil Petrie,
Warren Watt, Mike
Wildgen, Bruce Bowman,
Gord MacDonald, Bill
Westbrook, Brian
Reeves, Glen Falkiner,
"Dave Sleighthol1m, Jim
!Durnin, Jack (Short Cut)
Brennan and coach Al
Fisher. '
In the Enduro class,
winners were Pete
Demaline and Dan
Cousins.
Leaders in the Novice A
class were Charlie
Maaskant, Rob Maaskant
and John Maaskant; Jim
Caley and Rand Alton
-took the Novice B
division; C winners were
Brad Armstrong, Kent
Alton and Mike Brown.
The Junior , A prizes
went to Wayne Ryerson,
Adrian Kemps and Hugo
Maaskant; Junior B
winners were Dan
Ryerson, Phil Lassaline,"
and Bob Hackett; Steve
Boyce took first place in
the C class.
In August 23 house
league motocross action,
winners in the Peewee A
division were Randy
Ford, y Randy Marriage
and Roland Lassaline; B
winners were Scott.
Wilson, Frank Kovacs,
and- Kevin Talbot; the C
division was won by Lee
Watts, Jim Dickens and
Shawn Talbot.
Mike Gerritts was the
Enduro A winner.
In the Novice A
division, Charlie
Maaskant, Rick Rdgers
and Rob Maaskant were
the winners; the B class
was won by Paul Gaylor
and Paul Allen; in the
Novice C class, winners
were Brad Armstrong;
Paul Sowerby and Mike
Brown.
Wayne Ryerson, Chuck
r Collins and John John-
ston took home victories
in the Junior A division;
and B winners were
Adrian Kemps, Stu
Galloway and Phil
Lassaline;• the C winner
was Steve Boyce. .
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This long weekend will
have some special ac-
tivities in the area.
Hopefully the weather-
man will be kind to the
•Goderich "Industrial'
League whose annual
fastb'all tournament
begins tomorrow and
runs through Monday.
On Saturday evening at
Hanover Raceway live
` ladies will show off their -
horsemanship. Among
the ladies competing are ,
Viola Walker,' Jean
Thibodeau, Pat Schaeffer
and Deb Holding. Special
attraction at the Clinton
Raceway on Sunday is ...
the Clinton. Pace for a
purse of $2500.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1979 --PAGE 13
RACE No 6 - Purse $350.
$21-8/0" claunmg with allowances
DIANE CAMP Dale Kennedy
G D DIRECT John Muir
MIKES JIMMY'
LYNN • Getty Roebuck
DEEP RUN SHELLEY Bill Rapson
DUKE KILLEAN floe McDaid
CRIMSONJOSIE T.B.A.
CARELESS ANDY Ray McLean
AEI APOPGU PENDIN Ray
McLean
AE2 HIGHLAND
BIRTHDAY Wayne Dupee
RACE No. 7- Purse $450.
N -W $500 L 6 A E. N -W $1200.'in 79
A E N -W 3-racesor$2500.lifetime
HAYS PRODIGY Glen Woodburn
YVONNES JEFF Gerry Roebuck
HAY B HAYFEE Verdun Vanstone
A'LUCAR ARNIE Fred Maguire
POWAKA Walter Luzak
SH [AWAY RED Ross Baffin
IRON LASSIE John Duckworth
AEI ADORABLE LUCK Ron Mason
AE2GREENVIEW DUKE Ray
,McLean
RACE Nob - Purse 8325.
N -W 2 races or $1000 lifetime
J C LORNIE LEE Randy H my
JOHN R CHIEF William Raison
MISS KRISTA HAL Jack Meriam
MOORELANDS DICK Wayne
Dupee
FAV Randy Henry
LUCAN BOY Clarence Young
FILLY COUNSEL Gene Girodat
AEI K T GENERAL Mark Williams
RACE No. 9 - Purse 8450.
83000 - $5000. claiming handicap
with allowances (enter in multiples
oL$Son..). , .._...._ - .... ... _..... _ .........
BENMILLER BUDDI Verdun
Vanstone
HARLO CHAMP William Caldwell
CLAYBROOK KAOLA John
Shaddick
NANCY MEADOW Gerry Roebuck
SWIFT HONEY Randy Henry
WACKY WAVER Fred Sadler
DIRECT BY PAS Ron Mason
RACE No. 10 - Purse $800.
N -W $1000. L6 A.E. N -W $2000. in '79
A.E..N-W 5races or$4000.lifetime
A.E. $6000. claiming with
allowances
WHISPALONG Gene Girodat
QUICK KILLEAN RossBattin
WHIRLING N Ray McLean
SAM HERBERT Fred Sadler
ARROCHAR RUTH Randy Henry
MAUDS KNIGHT Fred Maguire
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