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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-06-26, Page 6,s%\‘‘‘‘‘‘\••••••••%\••‘\%•%•,..••••\•••\•••••\•\N %‘•%%%\NN%%•••,,e CULBERT'S BAKERY 1975 "THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY" 49' crest St., Goderich, 5244941 BIRTHDAY WEDDING AND ANNIVERSARY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY 1877 CLOSED Monday and' Tue3day 40", "„„," 4.1 • P4cirg-.6,44,0915E RICH SIGNAL -STAR , THURSDAY, SINE 26, 1975, LITTLE BOWL 3 FISHER 1 Errors by the Fisher infield and a home run by Mike Wildgen boosted Little Bowl to a two run victory aver the Builders An a game last. Thursday night. The Bowler's managed three runs on only five hits but capitalized on the Fisher mistakes. In the third inning Doug Stoll managegi a single on an error was moved around on Bruce Stoll's single and scored on another error, when , Glen it.4F.a1kiner was -up In -the fourth • Wildgen hammered his round tripper for the second Little •Bowl run and then two,passed balls in the., fifth after Bruce Stoll got on on a fielder's cboice allowed him)o score the third and final run': Fisher actually opened the scoring in their losing 3 effort after Glen McNeil drew. a walk on the first trip rkt6 the plate. Jack- McKinnon drove a long double and scored McNeil but the Builders could not score again. They left runners on third in. the second and fifth , innings managing only fourbits off Little Bowl hurler • Bruce Stoll. SANDY'S 11 ,DRMCo 1 Batting through the order in the second inning Sandy's Clippers hammered DRMCo 11 to L in a game. shone:41' edto,Tive score. Sandy's drew first blood in the opening inning on a two run homer by Rick owerby. Sowerby knocked it over 61e fence after Doug Spitzig had singled. In the second inning Russ Pruder led off with a double, moved around on John Phillips' sacrifice and scored on a Bud Yeo double. Yeo moved around when Harry Kerr and Ron Sowerby were put on DR- MCo errors and John Warr cracked a single to score two runs. , Doug Spitzig singled again scoring Ron Sowerby and John Warr was caught trying to steal third. Ron Sowerby was ° hit by a . pitched " ball, Tom Crawfordtot on with a fielder's choice and Russ • Pruder cleaned up with a roundtripper evening off the eight run inning. Harry Kerr doubled in the third and scored on two DRMCo errors,„ to end the Sandy's assault. DRMCo pitcher Don McWhinney gave up nine hits in the losing effort. DRMCo batters managed only four hits from Sandy's, pitcher Rick Sowerby, one a triple by Ron Klages. Klages scored when Frank MacDonald singled him home. GORD'S 3 BRINDLEY P 0 Gord's Sports managed three runs on just two hits scoring all three markers before the hits came up..In the first inning Phil Petrie got on as *a result of a Brindley .error. Petrie scored ahead of Gord's with one game in hand. Glen McNeil gave up singles to Ron Sowerby and John Warr in The first inning and a double to Doug Spitzig •and went behind the Clippers by two runs. Two Fisher errors on Harry Kerr and Ron Sowerby 'gave 4the Clippers their third run the second inning when Kerr ,came in on the second error. Fred pellow took over for_ McNeil in the thirdinning and gave the ,Clippers just three hits until a on another error for the firSt sixth inning outburst:. Bud Yeo run of the game. 1.,n the second and Bill Martin singled and Yeo inning Ken Vanderburg drew a scored on Ron SOwerby's walk and Jack Kellough laid double to round out the Clipper down -a bunt to move him to • offense, second and ended up with a two Ken Daer gave up five hits to run homer as a result of a theBuilders, one of them to PlaSterer throwing error. The --George Gould in the third. Gord's hits, a single by Dez Gould was moved down on a Courtney in the fourth and a walk ;rid scored on' a Clipper double by Brian Rumig in the error.- A fourth inning rally by fifth, had no bearing on the Fisher fell short of tieing the final score, • ' game leaving three men on Stan Doherty recorded his base. Fred Pellow doubled and seyenth win Of the season scored on Doug Fisher's single. giving up three hits and Jim Bell singled to move Fisher striking out seven batters. to second but he was caught at Brindley left runners on base in third on a fielder's choice that the first, second and sixthin- ning. t Chuck Jewell onfirst. Be well, were both safe on LAKEPORT 8 BOWL 3 th double steal but the Clip- LITTLEper's nipped the next two _ batters leaving two men on Lakeport Steelers grabbed five hits off Little Bowl hurler base. Brt.ce Stoll and managed eight BRINDLEY P 8 runs for„ the win. In the first BRINDLE Y T 6 inning Wane Fisher got a base • In the ,opening -inning Brin- on an error and scored on a dley Plastering took a two run fielder's , choice_, with, Wayne •lead af ter, Doug Ludwig - - ° WalkedjinCIVIa:rtiri-harrirnered D -• - la r per th e second the Steelers hit through a double to score him and Keith the effort two ,rtins short of' the, the order for half a dozen ruksLapp smashed a two bagger fo tie. after Wayne Jones was safe on - an error to the bowlers. A walk to Miller set the stage for Wane Fisher's single and a three run error for Little Bowl when Brian McKenzie came to the Phil T d bled plate. urner doubled bring Martin across. In the second Walter Bell singled moved to third when Paul Kelly and Doug•Ludwig. drew walks and scored on a Transport error to Ron Hodge. Brindley" Transport tied the game up by hammering away at the Plasterer's le,,c1 throughout the game, Bruce Bowman scored the first Transport run in thLthird on a home run on errors. In the sixth John Hoy doubled and scored on Brian 'Bowman's single to put the truckers one awaatrom the 'tie. In the final inning Ross Brindley doubled and scored on a single by Bob McBride to send the game into ,extra in- nings. The Plasterer's hit, through the order in.the eighth with Jim Harrison leading off With a double. Doug Ludwig was safe on a Transport error and singles by Paul Kelly Plasterers a two run lead. Keith Lapp drew a walk to load the bases and everyone came in on a throwing error when Bill Chisholm came to bat. An error put Walter Bell on and allowed Bill Chisholm to score the eighth run across for the Plasterers. Brindley Transport came up with three runs in their half of the eighth and left a man on base whe,n, the final. out was made. John Hoy singled, Brian Bowman doubled and Gord 'Riley singled for two Transport runs. Riley scored on an error —to-.Brike430wmarrto-rotind 6111 MacKenzie in and was scored on Wayne Draper's home run smash. Draper scored the only. other_run for the Steelers in the fourth after he smashed ' a double. Doug Stoll drew a Walk in the third and scored on alielder's' choice for the first Little Bowl run. Bill Black, Rob Snell and Ron Ritchie singled and Black and Snell scored on a Lakeport error on Dennis Miske. The . bowlers got only .four hits off .Brian MacKenzie who gothis fourth win of the season. SANDY'S 4 FISHER 2 Sandy's scattered nine hits fur:four runs and a win to move them into first place one point • INDUSTRIAL ' SOFTBALL STANDINGS Sandy's Clippers Gord's Sports DRMCo Little Bowl Ziebart Brindley Plastering Lakeport Steelers.. Brindley Transport Fisher Building • Won . Lost Tied Pts. 7 2 1 15 7 2 0 14 5 2 0 10 4 4 0 8 3 3 1 • 7„„ 3 5 0 6 2 4 0 4 2 6 0'4. 1. 6 0 2 GAMES TONIGHT ttle Bowl vs.Gord's Lakeport vs Ziebart GAMES SUNDAY 9* Fisher vs DRMCO Lakeport vs Sandy's Ziebart vs Gord's Little Bowl vs Brindley T (Benmiller) GAMES MONDAY Little Bowl vs Brindley P Lakeport vs 9R1Vl Co A • 'tidies two forthroe 47. I' COMONck nip Stittifotd-61-!. The Goderich midget ladies and smashing a single and ja softball team •had a rather triple in three at bats. disappointing week losing two The roof fell in on Friday of their three scheduled games. night as the ladies travelled to Last Wednesday the gals St. Paul's and were promptly pushed two runs across in the trounced 27-7. bottom of the sixth inning to cap. a comeback and" edge Stratford 6-5 at Agriculture Park. Goderich managed only fixe hits but took advantage of ,walks and terrors. Winning pitcher Diana Glousher i1lowed five, runs' on nine hits and fanned four batters. Brenda Lougheed was the top Goderich batter connecting for TavrisIock took advantage of two hits in four trips to. the plate Goderich's silent bats Sunday including a double. She also_ and edged the local squad 11-9. scored two runs. Lori Keller, Tavistock jumped ' on losing Laurie, Cruikshank and Diana pitcher Diana Glousher for 18 Glouser ehippedji with one hits and scored 11 runs before hit apiece. Kifii Whieatley. Goderich managed to get on the provided the offensive punch .,scoreboard. for Str_ntforri croripc, two runs Goderich managed 10 hits, 8 St. Pauls raked two Goderich pitchers for 19. hits, six of which came in their 15 run sixth in- ning. • The Goderich offence was . inept at best as they managed only three hits. Diana Glousher connected for two hits with Barb Straughan adding a single. Five in a row for Sports The Goderich Sports 'midget baseball team just keeps rolling along. Sunday the Sports extended - their un- defeated streak to five games as they edged Listowel 7-6. The Sports took and early 6-2 lead in the game on the strength of a triple by Phil ° Arthur and key singles by John Page ,.;and r - Listowel fought back and tied ,the game at six with the go:: ahead runs still on the bases. Goderich snuffed out the rally And scored the winning run in the last inning. Steve Robertson Robertson Public School. softball teams dominated the western region public school softball tournament last week winning two of the four divisions. The ,Robertson boys -were, winners in the junior division while their female counterparts captured the senior girls crown. Victoria public school won the junior girls division while the senior boys title went to St. Mary's. A total of six schools,' Vic- toria, s St. Mary's, Robertson, Colborne:, Brookside and North Ashfield 'participated in - the tournament. The teams played Chase reached first after being hit by a pitc'h and promptly stole second and third. With two mit Chase scored the Winner on -A passed ball. The win moved the .Goderich club into first place. Their next game will. be July 6 at Agriculture Park against Wingham, the only otherun- A:ere-Med-tea m •GanTre,•ti ' All minor league ball prayers are reminded to return their pledges from the roll-a-thon° as soon as possible. wills two 14 games, six in the senior diviskon and eight in the junior categbry. _ This was only the second year ' the public schools have staged the tournament and . its. popUlarity indicates that it will an annual affair with Robertson school acting as hosts, The tourn,wnt h„, Was organized by Al Leggatt with the idea of providing com- petition for improvement of the sport and the individual team members skill in thosport. Pennants were awarded to the winning teams. of them in the last three in- nings. Glousher led the attaok with three hits' in1ive trips to the plate including a, double while Barb Straughan chipped in with two singles. The losses were the third and foufth of the season for the, midget ladies against three wins. Tonight the girls will travel to Stratford to an 6:3Q p.m. contest. FOR DOMINION DAY, .t OPEN FRIDAY NITES TILL 9 P.M. , It is our *awe o introduce... CONNIE BLACK , Connie brings with her 3 year's in hairdressing experience and looks forward to the op- Portunity of serving you, As an introduction special try our $17.00 perm . now only $12.5° till the end Lori Lys Beauty Sakti' 34 Newgate St. Pleasing You Pleases Us 524-9337 •• • • • • . The. Rotary- Club of Goderich is having a book sale July 26th. All proceeds will be used for Rotary Community projects. .We need, books of any. description - pocket books to comic books - suitable for resale. Books may be left any time at, WORTHY'S ESSO '• . Please have books in a cardboard box, or better still., leave them at the. curb. Your support will be greatly appreciated. '14 31 KINGSTON ST, GODERICH NOW'oPEN WEDNESDAY TILL12:36 524-8505 • . •• Brenda LoUgheed of the Goderich midget women's softball team had to do some fancy footwork to score a run in the early inning of a game played last Wednesday: Goderich defeated -Stratford 6-5. (staff rhoto) ,0,444.0 10,.....144,,,?..,4•1a4...ala. , , • • k • "