The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-27, Page 11Johnson wins
Maitland
championship
Maitland Golf men held
their Championship Day
on, Saturday, September
21 and a field of 42 men
turned out for 18 holes of
play for net prizes.
Flight matches had
been played previously as
a number of the finalists
had to get back to bashing
the books, at University
and College. Paul
Johnson downed all
comers to win the Club
Championship. Nice
going, Paul! Paul was in
charge of the pro shop all
summer and has now
returned to Western
University.
Winner of "B" .flight
was Rick Rawson, while
Hugh Hanly took "C"
flight honours. Rawson
was also the winner of the
Papernic-k Trophy,
defeating Bob Shrier in
the finals to win this
award. You see what I
mean about our book
learnin' finalists, Rick
and Hugh are off to
Conestoga College, and
are •even rooming
together. Won't that be
• great - can't you just see
them, chipping into the
• sink and taking divots out
of the carpet! However,
we wish all our young
members thebest of luck
in their.studies.
The team of George
Gould and •Ken Hall took
and M-arE wart to
the cleaners •to win the
Scotch two -ball
The winner ofthe Kane
Award for the most
improved golfer, was
Jtrhn Schneiker, who
reduced his handicap
from ,14 to 8, a good
reduction of 46 percent..
The •Senior Cham-
pionship was taken . by
Fred Looker with a 79
gross. The. Senior
Category is for men 55
years and over, and there
were only 17 who ad-,,
mitted to tha age!
Bob McDougall was
tops for the 'day's play
and became the Men's
Night Champion with a 60
net.
Congratulations to all
you winners and to the
rest - well, there's always
next year.
The Junior Boys
Championship will be
played on September 30,
and to date we do not
have a final figure of how
many will be par-
ticipating.
Gaff has just about
wound down for the
,season, with all organized
play over (now you can
go out and play in a
disorganized manner),
but so long as we have
these lovely fall days and
the flags are still up, we
should be out there
soaking up all the sun-
shine and fresh air we
can. •
Pete is lovingly getting
the greens preparedfor
the onslaught of winter,
and here's hoping that
Old Man River doesn't go
on the rampage again
this year. The Grounds'
Crew has really worked
hard all summer to get
the course in the beautiful
shape it is, after last
spring's debacle.
We want to remind you
all to have your clubs
removed from club
storage section by Sep-
tember 30.
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979—PAGE 11
The men's club championships at the Maitland Country Club
went to the following on Saturday: back row, left to right, Ken
Hall and George Gould, Scotch two -ball champions; John
Schnelker, most improved golfer; Fred Looker, seniors club
Bantams play.
for WOAA title
In WO AA- —aan-t-a m
Playoffs the Goderich
Bluewater Internationals
beat out Exeter two
games to one to win their.
division title.
loose aiidJ (Ailed 5 more
in the seventh and two in
the ninth with Exeter
keeping right on their
heels and scoring six
more runs.
Kevin Adams, Chris
On Thurs., Sept. 13
Goderich travelled to
Crediton to meet Exeter
for the deciding game but
were rained out after
three innings of play.
This game was finally
played last Thursday,
Sept. 20 in Clinton. The
.Internationals. . jumped
JIM° the lead early in the
game with two wins each
in the first, second and
third innings.
Exeter finally came
alive in the fourth when
they got on the
scoreboard with two
runs. After six innings of
play, Exeter had
narrowed the gap by a
score of 9-7 in favour of
Goderich. Then the
Internationals broke
Pitre and Rick Stahl had
two. hits each and one hit
each went to Denis Kerr,
Bill Wall, David Callow
and Del Bedard. Three
runs each were scored by
Kerr, Gallow and Adams,
two by Bedard and one
each by Hall, Stahl and
Abbott. Denis Kerr went
the distance for the
Internationals striking
out five batters.
The Internationals will
now meet Walkerton iri
the finals for the Western
Ontario Championship. It
will be a best -of -three
se'ies, the first game to
be played in Goderich on
Saturday, Sept. 29 at 1:00
p.m. and the second one
in Walkerton Sunday,
Sept. 30 at 1: 00 p.m.
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row, left to right, Hugh Hanly, C flight champion; Paul Johnston,
club champion; and Rick Rawson, B flight champion. (Photo by
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