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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-06-19, Page 8L , 0. „,, ,• ' ,, 1,, : ‘.0,,,r` , ' • ' -q"`" . • , - .. - ,, '''',,,"•,‘51.,,,',441,7,:r.,,,,,,,,,i'.1.40,7,,,,,r,;„••,;•00,,,,i,,,,,,11,...,41,,,,,,'";,' .". •••",0P11.-",,,,,,,,,,,,,70,',0,;,,,..1•0,;• ,, ,,,,,r, .... - 1,. • • ..,-,,,... - •• ,,,,,,,,- • -,.., —..., ... -,.. •,• ,-, , •'" WI) 0 4.1 • Gordis Sports catcher Brian Rumig takes a mean cut at a high harfl one in Goderich Industrial Softball League play Monday WOAA • Midget ladies win pair The Goderich entry in the WOAA Midget Ladies softball league had a field day at. the plate in their last. two games. The women blasted Rostock,31- . 13 on Tuesday and kept up their streak FridaY knocking off St. Marys -144., In Tuesday's game cleanup, hitter Diana Glousher proved her worth catching four -hits for six trips to the plate. She collected six RBI's with a grand slammer and a bases loaded triple. - • Judy.Cruickshank couldn't be stopped batting .1:000 in five trips to the plate scoring seven runs herself. Lori Keller scored five runs, catching three hits in four tries.: In Friday's game • the t-4.‘ Goderich girls scattered 14 runs across seven innings going scoreless in the second. They ' opened a two ,run lead in the first inning on singles by Diana Glousher, Judy Cruikshank, Kris Maillet and Brenda Lougheed. Glousher added one in the third scoring after she belted a double. Judy Langridge singled in the fourth to score Judy Cruikshank and Lori Keller tripled in the fifth to drive. in Brenda LOugheed and Lode Cruikshank arid then scored herself. Lori Keller notched her third triple of the game in the sixth, driving .in : three runs after Dawn Oke had scored on Kris • Maiilet's double: In the firial inning Diana Glousher got on on an error, Kris IVIaillet tripled • • tight. Unfortunately Brian struck out 'on the pitch but his.team • 1-i ted Brindley Transport 7-5. (staff photo) ° • ' • — DRMCQ6 BRINDIrEY P.2 Walter Bell slammed a two run homer iri the top nrs the seventh inning with one out to foil DRMCo pitcher Don McWhinney's bid fOr a no hitter last Thursday. McWhinney was riding a six run lead in the final stanza when a, wild ,pitch sent Keith Lapp to first. The next batter was retired before Bell spoiled the effort for the DR- MCohurler. •.., DRMCo scored"their six runs On eight hits. Wayne Doak ' singled in the second, was moved around on ,,Wayne McLean's single and came in on Bill GaIlow's double. Don McWhinney doubled in , the third and was scored by Jim MacWhinney with a double. In „ the fifth inning tRon Klages • singled, Don McWhinney, drew a walk, George Sutton got on on •an error and John Orr stepped into a double that brought them all home. • contest Ken Daer and Simon Langlois ended up tied giving up five and six hits respec- tively. Deer sent nine Ziebart hitters to the dugout giving up five hits, two of them in the fifth. .Ron Cocriveau singled to lead off and Langlois caught his opponent for a double to score Corriveau. Sandy's left men on base in every • inning but Rick Sowerby's bat proved to be the difference in the game. Spwerby hit three for four, his third smash a home run for the Clippers' only run. GORD'S 7 BRINDLEY T 5 ' Three errors by Gbrd's in the sixth inning brought Brindley within two runs of tieing their game Monday night. Ahead by Jive runs Gord's gave- up three runs to Brindley on just one single. Gord's opened the scoring in the first inning when Phil Petrie drew a walk arid Brian Rumig got to first on a throwing error. • Stan Doherty stepped into a double and brought the SANDYS 1 ZIESART 1 • In a nine inning -pitching first two runs in. "'Stanza Jon Ginn double and was Warren Watt's Watt got caught In the second led off with a brought in by two bagger. trying to steal third before Dennis Williamson smashed a 1... triple, and came home on Phil Petrie's single. in the fourth Jack Kellough doubled, Warren Watt smashed his second double of the game to score Kellough and then came in on 'Dennis William - son's single. Williamson scored on a throwing error.' Brindley , got their firSt marker in the ' third inning. Bryan, Hoy managed a double on a throwing error by Gord's and was br§ught in on singles by John HO and -Brian Bowman. In the fourth another error •put Jim Farrish on arid Bob McBride smashed a double to score him. Three errors in • the sixth put Bruce.Fisher and Ross Brindley on and they -Scored on a single by Bryan 'Hoy. A throwing error allowed Hoy to score before Stan Doherty • got his • second strikeout of the inning to retire the side, DRMCo 5 • ZIFBART 2 F rrors in the first .and sixth „ inning allowed DRMCo four of their five runs Monday night against Ziebart. Ron Klages and Frank MacDonald singled in the opening innings and scored on a Ziebart error when Don 'McWhinney was at the plate. John Orr singled in the fourth and scored when George Sutton hammered a triple: In the sixth Don McWhinney" singled and scored on an error • when Clare Harmon was up and " Harmon Came in on Jim McWhinney's single. Don McWhinney gave up five hits on his way to the win. Rick Duckworth caught McWhinney for a double in the second inning and scored on a DRMCo error when Simon ,Langlois was' at the plate Another 'error when. Don batting allowed Langlois to come in fir Ziebart's second and last run. Ziebart hurler Simon Langlois caught seven • hitters giving up six hits. 1.01,44c/M " • memher -or ;the. Brindley Transport team sends a hard, • p. ion .Monday. The loss, was the fifth of the' sqp.son for the -tr‘.8,Inder, towards theshor,,topi , n ndustrial' softball„keague liriridlei, squad agairiSt two. ivins pirto) • .111,1,N ojuj • f. .71 ,7r.J '1 . . . • • , 4,e‘ te." V '4'14% ifs 63'4 k's Lorne Brindley wastes no time in making tracks towards first base after a bunt in a 'game .igairist Gords Sports Monday night. Gords Won the game to take sole possession of first place in 'ht' league standing. (staff photo) to score her and ' Brenda Lougheed,, getting her foUrth hit in five attempts, drove in the final run. „. -St. Marys scored their four runs in the fourth inni • on a triple, two doubles le for four of the eight hi -r= a Glousher • gave up. Glousher had a strbng game striking out 'nine hitters. ,• \ \.••.•‘'%.‘‘‘‘••%‘"•1.,NN.•\ ‘•'...‘‘,...\.•.•••••.‘‘‘‘%%••••1 18" CULBERT'S BAKERY 1975 "THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY'' • • 49 West St., Goderich, 524-7941 BIRTHDAY WEDDING AND ANNIVERSARY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY WEDDING CAKE ORDERS, • Token by Appointment Only. • „ Call Mr. or Mrs. Wel Culbert at S244941 • OPEN FRIDAY NITES L 9 P.M. ••••••.%•%'••••••••••••‘‘ \ • N‘N. • N.0%•%••••••••%,‘N‘,t • • • INDUSTRIAL • SOFTBALL STANDINGS Vvoll .. - Gord's Sports 6 Sandy's Clippers 5 DRMCo 5 • Ziebart • 3 4, Little Bowl 3 Brindley Plastering Brindley Transport Fisher Building Lakeport Steel I ost fitql 2 0 12 2 1 11 1 0 10 3 1 • 1 3 0 6 0 4 4 7 4 5 4 4 GAMES TONIGHT Little Bowl vs Fisher DRMCo vs Sandy's GAMES SUNDAY Brindley P Vs Gord's 'Pisher vs Ziebart Little Bowl vs Lakeport GAMES MONDAY Fisher vg Sandy's Brindley P vs Brindley T • 0 0 to. 101 2 PrInto.,1110kiabOUt 4, cylinder 2000 cc , engine 4 speed tram. -1 • Smission, radio,front disc brakes, one owner in top Cgndition, excellent,tecond car. 4 • *414'4,8(4 4 / 4" 4'44(4,4,k -.., 1972 Toyota dorona Martell 4 cylinder putomatic-StStiOnwagon equipped with radioptabe player, Power Brake, low ' Mileage top of the Toyota line. • - SALES:It StitIfiEt 184 EAST ST. 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