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Z1,EBART 5 BRINDLE' T 0 . 'batters collected ten hits but the v inner R V I l ' li
' Simon; '•L°anglois fanned"14 couldn't crack the Steeter two run double in tie third.; The'
his fifth win 'of the Season in foul-1ha. pushing their '.only
s ,on Ray
v stn a knocks Little Bowl into fifth
spot with ,a 'six and six rlacurd
defense. bowlers carne back iris the for the season ,�
batters and .gave up f ivenit,s for
Thursday night's 'Industrial GORD'S SPORTS 4 DRMCO 3
Softball action. Langlois gave Gan:Vs Sports put *ether an
up five singles, tw,p'of them in error, walk and a singlewto push
••••••.flie•••si•xth but leaving the ruri,--; across the winning run it�,,,th'e
' '4,3 ir9 mistrial league'p'l ty hast
' Ziebart opened the scoring in, S DRMCO' took; an early lead
the second stanza When
fr Langlois drew a walk, went to scoring three runs in`the second ree
' G.o eric team
sacrifice and scored pn Ray Doherty retired the side with •
Hers d'n* base "'to .ang 60 to, ,e � sixthinning-and edge fi-R CO
, shutout.
parker across but Ziebart
opened up 4ate for two more to
seal the, ,.w'in.,.,,. -_The. victory
Ladies Softball
SANDY'S DEEATED,
• •BRIN:E LEY.T
BY'DEFA> L '
Vollarid's single. Langlois, the,, • bases ,leaded. Gords
entrnewe.st Ieagu
hitting two for three scored the . chippedaway at the lead
final run in the fifth to seal the coring .a single tally in the
win after Lee Arbour, Doti - second and then tied the game
Parker-. and Ron Whetstone with two runs ih.fourth.
,...,..chipped-' in .wit1 • insurance ''Cord's touched Posing pitcher
markers Den 'McWhinney for eight hits ,
• while winning - pitcher Stan .
Doherty gave up nine hits.
Sohn Phillips hammered a Brian Rumig and Jim Ginn had
triple in the third inning four one tw9 hits each for Gerd's-, Bill
of two Sandy' s.hits ‘And scored-Gallow, Rae Mathers and
on a sacrifice by Ron Sowerby Frank MacDonald connected
to keep Sandy's Clippers in first for two hits apiece in a losing
place in the Industrial Softball cause,
league.: P fillips sealed the win FISHERS 9 GORD SPORTS 6' ;
for Ken Daer who' struck qut coded Fishers ex for nine .
. seven batters in a five hitter for p
his ninth win of the year. runs iri the 'first three innings,
Sandy's left two men on base in behind seven hits and "coasted
the fifth after_Deb Shewfelt hit to a 9-'6 victory over Gords in
,into a fielder's choice and Bud industrial • league ., action
Yeo drew' a walk to send him to Monday_ - --
second. Fishers opened the scoring
' Gord collected five hits in the with two runs in the first inning,
battle for first but failedp push add,d five in the second and
one across to get the-•,vckin for two more' an the third. Chuck
hard throwing Stan Doherty. Jewell, Fred . Pellow,-- ,'Larry
Doherty see seven men to the - McCabe and, Ji ri'r`' Bell each
dugout and gave up jusr two • . connected fortwo,hits ;off losing
;hits in the losing effort:* The ' .pitcher Stan Doherty.
SANDY'S 1 CORD'S 0
A new ladies' recreational
softball league has been formed
iri.. the Goderich-Clinton area
ani the ladies began play on
Jude 16. The league is 'com-
prised'of eight teams with three
Goderich .entrants, .Diamonds,-
Sailorettes
Diamonds;Sailorettes and Superstars. The
remaining five "teams in the
league include. Clinton
Sluggers; Clinton Housewives,
Blyth BusterS, Lucknow
Ladies, and ,Vanastra •Super-
chix.
In last' week's "action' the
Goderich ,Diamonds exploded
for 20 runs in the fourth inning
as . they hammered . the
°Goderich Superstars 33-6. The
teams" were tiedat four after
the jirst frame but the
Diamonds pulled away ''lith
their fourth inn ngoutb.urst.
Judy. Brindley leder_ the,
"D'i'amonds at.. the elate- with a,
three run ' homer. :It was the
first win- for the Diamonds
against three losses. The
SuperstaTs extended their
losing streak to fbar games. `
In•'another: scheduled game
the Vanastra' • uperchix
drubbed the Goderich
Satlorett-es 29-11 in Vanastra, It
- was' -the second loss for the:
Sailorettes against two wins.
Next eek the Goderich
Sailorettes will play the Clinton
- Housewives in Clinton, the
•Goderich Superstars will be in
Blyth and the Goderich
Diamonds "will host the Clinton
Sluggers in a 7 p.m,wcontest at
Victoria School. •
n v .
Pee `wee ibaseb�lf r v l
only . serious rally Gord''s ' Pellow took the win stopping• • r
mounted was in the fifth after' Cords oil six hits. Jim Ginn led . '
.G0 er ' O ua
singles by Brian Romig and, Cords attack .with tw:o hits in,
Stan Doherty. `Ken .-Daer• three a trips to the. plate in:
fanned the next two hitters and :Clud°ing a double. Four other
caught the third; on a force to players _added one hit -apiece:
get out bf trouble: •• ' •
DRMCO 10 FISHERS 1
LAKEPORT6 FISHER 3 ' • DRMCO rallied for seven'
Lakeport Steelers • won the runs in, the first inning and
battle for the basement Sunday coasted to an easy 10-1 victory,
night "handing Fisher Building ,over Fishers in a rescheduled
their "eighthfloss of the season game played last Wednesday:
and collecting their third win. John Orr sparked .the first
The: first two innings told the' - inning outburst. with a grand.,
f
--late as both•clubs collected -all slam home • run,. • DRMCO
their runs early in the contest. • notched ;the seven tallies on just
three hits and added single runs
La.eport{ushed three across
Nin the, first inning when Ed ., in the -second, sixth and .seventh
Jones led off with a single after •, innings-,
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Frank .Hagen drew a walk. •Fish-ers spoiled Don
Hagen was caught at third after SMcWhinney's shutout ' bid
a throwing error on Wayne scoring a run in their final at -
Draper that left Draper on'first bat on a walk, error and single. '
and Rifles on' second: Ron McWhinney 'gave up only five,
:MilIIer.an,Bu
d ck •Million each hits in the' yvin.
caught singles and the Steelers DRMCO managed only seven
were -up by -three. • The Steelers hitsoff two Fisher pitchers. .
.added .their -three- insurance -George .Sutton was the_,_.top'
markers. in the second, .Reg batter, connecting 'for"two hits in
Good scoring the winner: four trips to theplate including,
Fisher stayed in the .game in a. double and a Solo home run in -
the first inning getting back one the seventh inning,
• of the, three Lakeport runs. 7IFBSART5 LITTLE BOWL l
Chuck Jewell stretched a single Ziebart took over fourth ,
to a double after a Steeler error
W and Gerry. Durst; hitting three place in the`God`et ic-h Industrial'
Soft
for .four, smashed 'A' three . ba'i'1'-,league Monday night
bagger•tobring Jewell in -,Jiro y�ousting_Little Boivl_5-1. `Simon
Langlois turned up anether fine
effort striking out nide batters'
for his sixth win of,the season.
The rustinen drew first blood
early in the game''and added
ti
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•1 member of the Goderich midget ladies softball team looks oha, ing a pop flv, The ball dropped between them I'or a single.
('ver her shoulder .asthe apposing pitcher and catcherollide. (--grit' photo) -,. •
Midgets win from SL Marys, Tavistock�
A.se•ven run effort in the -sixth
inning broke a 1414, tie iri the
Goderich Midget Ladies con-
test against St. Marys and gave'
the girls their fifth win of the
season 21-14. Hitting through
the order forthe second time in .
the game the Godericlt,romen
pushed across seven rurh off
hifs and two waiks,to take
the lead and the gamei
•Ddwn five runs at the end 9f
four innings Goderich took
advantage of . four St.'• Marys
'errors to load. the bases •and
too "a t : ,Listowel tourney score' one run. Dianne chelrareLoi•i p
The Goderich Legion Peewee
Baseball, team won . the Royal
Canadian, Legion,, District - 'C'
championship -in a tournament
held in Listowel, Saturday:
Coach of the Branch X09 team,
is Tommy__ Thompson. His
assistant is..Ron `McDonald.,
Team, manger is Howard
Carroll. '
'The - Branch -109 -team had '
previously won -the Zone C,
dtop
championship here 'in a' tour- :; w.
nament in Which they defeated
K•. , ,d. 8-7 i thefinal, , ,
Bell singled with two out in',the
second and scored on a double
by John Hoy. An error to Don
McNeil sent Hoy in for the third
and final Fisher run.. Fisher
INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL
• LEADING HITTERS
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i'l,>Iveir Team ABS H Pct:
19 ' .9 473
32 " 14- 'x;,.437
.: 1• 9 i 428
'r 8 f421
• 3I' ' 13 .419
- :..37 15 .4'05'
42 15' .357
26 '9 - .346
26 ' 9' .346
31 10 .322, .
, 30 ' 9 '.300 -
•Russ Pruder - Sandy's .
h•rank,lVlacDonald-D.RMMGo;',�,
Keil Gallaw - DRMCo ' .
gill Black,- Little Bowl . •
1 g Hanson =- 'rebart
+it irn'Sowerby'!.Sandy's .
Vick Sowerby -Sandys '
urian Bowman=- Brindley T
Fim'Martin: Brindley.P
Don McWhinney, DRMCo'`• .
hick Duckworth.-
incar me
n ina
game. Both the Goderich and ' eague`
Kincardine teams•,dvanced to
.the District 'C' competition and,
they wound • up playing' each - ,i"
other . again , in the . cham- a
pionship final, with Goderich e° win
coming -out on top 7-5. ' • ' .
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The local squad advanced to ;The Goderi h Sports. moved,
the
the final by, blasting Pott, Elgin , into first pplce in; the_Midget
in the first roundby a, 25-6 Baseball ,league Sunday ,when
Straughan' and .N,rf enda
Lougheed '- notched IJsit files
before Kris Maillet Srnashed a
triple fo bring them all. in and
then scored herself ' on `Jan-
Ginn°s single, -` •
St. Marys tied it intheSixth
but Goderich repeated their
per-fovnance in the bottom° ,of
the sixth for the win. •
Fifteen well .timed hits
'Produced 23 runs 1S—the
Goderich" ladies took their
second straight game;°'"this time
. against .Tavistock' 233.,.-°niana
Glousher •ga've umili t eight hits
to the Tavistock women for her
sixth win af.the season:
score, while Kincardine edged they ed jed _Wingham 6,_U.. The '
Walkerton, 8-7 to gain 'their win establishes ,first place for
berth iri the finals; • - ,'the Sports and keeps their no , t o
Mike Hodges went 'the, route' "loss season intact.
fo'r. 'Goderich ' against Port/ Tine" MacLean went the
Elgin, allowing'• 10 hits,, while distance. for the Sports giving ' -
D'anny Maillet' won. over Kin- up eight hits and' fanning .12
1 its: batters for his second•win of the' �''n ° tourne •
cardine, surrendering';2 h - „
over ..the seven innings 'he season. .... " �'
Ron, K1'a-ges
bqtter
pitched. • Bill Walters brought' in the
winner in the final inning with a
Other players appearing in-`sniasIi-to-Jeff centre fqr a stand,
the lineup in the. Listowel up double. Phil Arthur' con -
tournament .for the Goderich timed his 'hitting streak ' cat -
Legion. teem - - were Robert . chin,g two singles and a double
McDonald, Willie •Derlomme, in four trips to the plate.
Larry/Madge; David Moore, Jon "Barr will go:ior his fifth
Larry Kelly, Del Mitchelmore,, .win 'tonight in Listowel and on '
Randy Graham, Mark Rowe, Sunday, July 1,3 at one p.m.Tim
Ted Doherty; Rob Trebish, and MacLean will try to repeat his
last performance when
Wingham comes to 'Goderich
,for a return match.. . , Y
The leading hittiers for the
-
' Sports are Phil" Arthur with a
' Paul Sch..40,
eifer ' T•im
MacLean .42'0, and Mike
Cu mmin•gs, John Page and Jon
/Jim rm Costello.. .
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IND STRIAL
SOFTBALL STANDINGS
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... 5 _.. , 0
3 0'
4• 1
6 0
7° 1
7 0
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Sandy's Clippers
Gord''S Sports
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LakeportF• i;her
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frindlev Lys bolo,
(.i.1MI'S S('NDAY
(;null' ; vs Lakeport
• S:i -dV'ti t• Ibittle' Roil ! .
1)1#ti'1(;(i v1 Brindl,•'
13r(ndlev r vti F ish�'r•
GAMES M'OND111
Sand vs /;,j�xbtrrr'..
t;riitrll�t.s Lake'por1
Pts
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6
Sen in your
baseball
score sheets
• to
.650 average, Steve Davey{:6.3-1',-
:'Brinciley Plastering of the
Goderich- Industrial Softball
League made a respectable
showing in- ,the Listowel
Industrial. Softball Tournament
held last.weekend..
The Brindley squad piled up
four. wins against one loss en
route to the B Championship of
the 16 team tournament, • --
Brindley were relegated to
the B .division' of . the ' tour-
namd' it as a result of a- loss in
,..the'ir'firstgame. En `oute to'the
championship 'they downed •
Weir transp�port,counterparts 6-3
-and-t-he-rn'-shut' dot Tavistock 3-V
in
the final.
, Ron. klages of 13rindley""Was
the team's top, batter in the
Barz each with .333. -' , tournament.
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.�z
sail races tough to finish
The Goderich 'Sai'ling' Club, line -in 215 iiia ttes ,03 secci'nds. -' around the course~ end cem-
had plenty of boats to- race' in ' eollierz1.•as the only one of four - pitted it in just four 'hours. The
w --thein Sunday contests hut no ;'''.t rters to finish, the -others Course required them to sail
wind to -Carry them, 'Only three.- frustrated by the lack of wind. SSW about eight miles around Ti
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classes ' competed •: in the .,.., rind turning for home, : „�'��}dY L.' d, (:turn~ to the -
f' ,arvTdvh Y'1'L'it�.,•:,e c y �
Sunday morning races, and in In the three man ,kee.l.boat harbour ,_.x;.,p inNarte�°fimr'ished
one of those classes, all'"but one - `•,•cloys Lynn. Meyers'bi•ou'ght't-he ' the ii os fust.
boat dropped -out due to the lack ' Kiki across the finish line in 189 None of the Goderich en
of wind, miritrites 13 seconds, Bruce tl•ants in'the Catlada TruS't.'100
. The -Fireball class is shaping
Thompson followed the Kiki irh' 'Miler., finished - in the winning
up to a hotly contested three his ,Raven finishing in 1.9R column Saturday hut t
way race for ,the seasonal minuhe'
minutes. ,G. Seconds and Tony competing crews picked up a.
trophy. T,hiS w°eek's race had Miller sailed the Rainhoat great deal of expel -fence they
wcelz�s"''.yvi�th"�Gcoff. Lattgfrn-cj,�' �cc(and in, '.:''6 ,minutes 41 hope to ripply in HIP next `long
an .identical finish to lust
+'forat'hud, ;
c�ios.
.sailing the SMV across the line ' ,The sailing club -vas forced -to " ;
in 110 minutes$ 35, Seconds, Peal cwtlicel • Its -1;F '• milt '`n fight race
Parsons took sec rid place ;in- Sartur•dayyight due to a lack of
116 ' Minu'c!; .06 seconds e entrants. •,AQf the many
foli9wed by Mike Watts' who ke'e'lboats•in the .ci�ub only Iwo
finished' in 1'23 mir°,atc's ,44 entered the annu�ll event.fc►r
se ends, A cunt; ,r can'cc�it�ltion elf it as an
lin .he. ce'ntr('iioar•d Mass Peteofficial ci►ntpetiti)n, The tWo
Colli'►Witti the only ski'ppe'r; ',kipper'.. Paul Carroll and John
pat-i►•nt. cnnuel V.'oi' ;II::: hemi' took ,,°1(ivan~tag' of the
t)'(('/' t(i c•�rri'vghthinttlit nvI'r hu I►i airtiful• .;Tiling we athl'i 10 c,
ghty mash
1>ic1 }'gni hear ;it► alt I lt, ,
chicken, that at(' 111,'
fr,rltl ;i1i(1" tl,,v‘ O •\ 11.1
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Hitting through the order in
-four of the seven innings the
Goderich women held on for
sixteen walks, and combined
therm with four errors :by
44
"Tavistock and fifteen `-hits' for
the win.
Lori Kel•lcr was the tea.m.'s.-
big-hitter nailing three for four
and walking three times. The
girls are six and five for the
season, this week going against
.,Rostock and Brodhagen and
playing at home Sunday at 2:30
against Mitchell.
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