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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-08-14, Page 211,AKEPORT 3 A sacrifice nt by'Jim Bell in the final izi ng lifted Fisher Custom 'Builders from a 3-3, deadlock with Lakeport giving fV'the bthlders their sixth win of the season: Fisher fought back in the Rite innings from a 3-0 deficit when Jack MacKinnon I led off 11ie-.fourth taking .ad- vantage of a Lakeport error to get on base. Gerry Durst stepped into a solid double to score MacKinnon and, then came in -himself on;,a sacrifice fly by Fred Pellow. Chuck Jewell kept the drive gqjng with a single and scored tie tying run on a standup double by George Gould. In the' final Inning speedster Larry Don- ' nelly beat out a fielder's choice moved., to third on a pass ball and beat the return throw to • home after bell's bunt to score the Winner. d usters efeat Diamonds The Blyth ' Busters score runs in the first three innings and coasted to an 18-12 victory over Goderich Diamonds ' in •Ladies Recreational Softball league play Monday. • The Busters capitalized on 12 Diamond errors and ham- mered losing pitcher Joy Orr fo14 hits en route to the vic- tory. The Busters scored six runs in the second inning and led 12-4 after three innings. They added three runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to round'out their offence. Goderich scored three runs iii the second inning, and added a single tally in the third before • exploding for five runs in the fourth inning on eight hits. They managed to produce three more runs in the sixth inning on four hits. The Diamonds arso' belted out 14 hits: Gale Schneiker and Kay King elach had two hits for, the Loser§ and scored two. runs. Clinton team beats local iamonds .. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14,19754-k'AGl ,9 . day for the Brindley squad. Al Nevins doubled up a Clippers error and scored on, Eric Stewart's single. Keith Lapp tripled Stewart in and scored on Jim -Martin's double. Walter _ Bell singled Martin in and LakeportthePetrie co;uldn't keep, 1. the builders down. In the fifth Paul Kelly doubled and opening inning Ron Miller, scored the final Brindley run on Brian MacKenzie and Ed Jones` a sing) by Al Nevins. Walter drew walks to load the bags for Bell ga a up 11 hits for the win.w Stan Doherty held the Fisher, the total- at 20. Walter Bell got GORD'S 2 the win. FISHER 1 Sandy's pushed a pair across in Rc,n Sn��'prhv 'Wane Fisher. Fisher caught a ' Lakeport led off their first bats to three hits that produced single to score one run and Phil Turner got caught on a fielder's choice to bring in a second. In the second inning Ron Miller, dropped one over 'the fence for the final Steeler counter: Brian MacKenzie fanned six,and gave up six hits for the loss. Fred Pellow gave'up eight hits on his way to the win. ZIEBkRT,5 • BRINDLEY PO Simon Langlois was four batters away from a ° perfect game when ' his squad upset Brindley Plastering 5-0 in industrial softrball action Thursday night. The Ziebart pitcher gave up one Hwalk and suffered from three team errors to moil' the perTect game, Ron Hodge drew the BRINDLEY T,3 a fielde't•'s choice that got Larry Brindley walk :,and -Al Nevins League leading Sandy's McCabe at second. McNeil three times foiled .the Ziebart Clippers turned seven hits' into ' moved 'down on a passed ball defence causing errors in his' 'five runs to edge Brindley and scored on a single by Jim three trips to the plate. The Transport 5.3 in industrial Bell leaving the builders one' •rustproofer"s bats 'found Jim league action Sunday night. In back of'Gord's. In the fourth Martins pitching for five hits the second inning Ken Daer Bell caught a single, stole, that they turned into runsIn drew first blood with a round sq rd, moved to - third on a the first Lee Arbour slammed a tripper with no 'one on. Deb . pass ball and held up on a long ,double and scored when Ron r Shewfelt lef off the fourth vtiith - sacrifice fly to centre field by 'Whetstone followed with a a single to open the Clipper Jack MacKinnon leaving what triple. Simon Langlois hit - a lead. Shewfelt moved down on could have been the tying run single to. score Whetstone and Tom -Crawford's single., and on third. , .r came in himself on a Brindley both men carne in on a Brindley error to Dave Sleigtholm, In the ',,error to Harry Kerr. In the BRINDLEY P 20 . third Greg Hanson singled sixth Tom Crawford lef off with . - SANDY'S 11 moving around and seer -0g on a single that turned into the Brindley Plastering unloaded sacrifices ''by Langlois —and winning run after Charlie their frustrated offence on "Sleigtholm.'Lee 'ArbouY drew a Crawford chipped in a"single to Sandy's Clippers Monday night walk in the fifth, moved down move him down. Both players •' and blew the league leaders off on Greg Hanson's single and came in on ' a long two run the field with 20 hits they turned scored on a Brindley error for double by Harry Kerr. Daer into the same number. of runs. the final run. Langlois struck • Struck out 'his third and fourth The plasterers started into Ken batters in ' the' seventh to •.Deer in the second when Eric, • preserve the win. Stewart caught a single and Brindley scored their, only moved 'around on a Clipper runs in the fourth'inning after error that left Keith Lapp on inning at the plate with a seven one run handing the- struggling run effort. ' Ron Miller and builders their 12 loss of the • Brian MacKenzie singled and Season. Doherty fanned - nine both scored on a long triple by batters for the win. Gord's left Buck • Million. Wayne Draper men on third four times in drew 'a walk and f'ollotwved seven innings but managed to' Million across the plate on crack Fisher's tight fielding for Mark; , Dauphin's double. Ed a pair of runs in the third. Phil Jones singled and Doug Smith Petrie led off with a single and drew a walk to load the bags for moved around on a Fisher Ron Miller's two run single. error to Jon Ginn. Stan Doherty Brian MacKenzie followed with and Brian Rumig drew walks to his second one bagger of the bring in one run and leave the inning to bring in the seventh bas -es loaded. Denny Steeler run. -In the sixth Buck Williamson hit into,a fielder's'. Million singled and Wayne choice that caught Ginn at Draper walked setting up a two home and with the bases still run- triple by Ed Jones. Jones, filled- Ken Vanderburg was 'left stranded as Lakeport smashed a long sacrifice fly to. failed to score again. bring the winner across.. Fisher fought back in the sixth when Don McNeil beat out SANDY'S 5 out nine for the no hitter. BRINDLEY 1P 11 LAKEPORT9 Two runs in the sixth and two Gor.d Riley took advantage of a"' first. Jim , Martin smashed a men stranded on base dropped Clipper error to pull, up on triple to drive two runs in and the Lakeport Steelers behind. second base. Bruce Fisher. came in 'himself on Walter Brindley. Plastering in a high cracked a single to move Riley Bell's single. Paul Kelly scored scoring duel Sunday night. Both to third and both runners carne Bell with a triple and then came squads erupted' for half a across when Ron Harris in on Ron Hodges's single. ,Al dozen runs in the opening', in- smashed a double. In the first Nevins hit a single and Carman ping' before the ,pitchers. took Brian Hoy singled and scored Fielder took advantage of a over some control of the•game.' after singles ,from Bruce Clipper error tom load the bags Paul Kelly, Ron Hodge and Al' Bowman, • Jim Farrish and' for Eric Stewart. A second Nevins-, led—off, -the- Brindley Brian Bowman. • ; €« •, .• pier error left Stewart on inning with singles loading the ZIEBART 2 second with 'two: more runs across. Jim Martin caught a bags for Eric Stewart's two run LITTLE BOWL 0 - single to bring Stewart in and double. Brian Petrie and Jim -• g the were half wa Harrison , countered with • Simeon Langlois turned in plasterersY` o singles to score Nevins and another fine effort ' Sunday 20. In the third Paul Kelly Stewart and Jim 'Martin . night shutting out Little Bowl2.singled and moved -to third on cracked'` a single bringing in 0 on a three hitter. The Ziebart an error putting Ron Hodge on Petrie and . Harrison for a , offence was stalled to four hits ,second: Al Nevins hit a long Brindley lead. In the third by bowler pitcher Bruce Stoll ,sacrifice fly that brought both Walter Bell scrambled in front until the sixth inning when. Lee men across. In the fourth Eric of a fielder's choice mdved Arbour hammered a double to Stewart led off with, a walk, down on�, a single by Jim -'start, the ball rolling. Ron Keith' Lapp singled and Water • Harrison and scored on a hit by. Whetstone, caught a , double to Bell hammered- a double that Paul Kelly. In the fourth Brian score Arbour. Rick Duckworth brought them -both in, Bell The Clinton Housewives ste ocr into the third rust- scored on aClipper error when. Petrie eat a fielders choice .. scered a single run in the fourth roofer double.• to bringJim Harrison singled. In. the inning that proved to be the and moved down.on an error to . P gCar'mah Fielder. that left Whetstone in for what proved to sixth Jim Martin doubled and winner as they went _ on to Fielder on first..Jim 'Harrison be the. insurance , marker. scored on an error to Walter defeat the Goderich Diamonds S�imoi Langlois fanned a dozen Be11. The final inning was a hay 13-10 in Ladies Recreational �, stepped Softball League play last week. a The Goderich squad took a 2�1 lead into ':the 'Second 'inning before the. Clinton gals ex- ploded for eight runs and a commanding lead. Goderich pecked a way at the lead scoring five runs in the second inning and three more in - the third to tie the game. • Clinton managed to push one ,run across in the fourth inning arid added two in the fifth for. the victory. Linda, Talbot; . JoAnne Chambers,=, Cathy Jewell, and Judy Brindley had two hits apiece. in a losing cause. Diamonds pitcher Joy Orr was tagged for fop. home runs which proved to be the dif- ference. . The Goderich Diamonds also played an exhibition game against the GAoderic'h Midget Ladies and were thumped 26-5.. The midgets scored eight runs in the first inning, six in leach the second and third in - rings and three in 'the fourth and six innings. The Diamonds were shut out until the sixth inning i►hei they managed five runs off midget hurler Diana Glousher. In another ',exhibition game ' 'played "J,�uly 30 in Clinton, a Ladies Recreational Softball' League allstar team staged a big seven run, ninth inning r - 'rally that just fell a little short as they were defeated by the CKNX Try Hards 22-18. The ladies spotted the male squad a 12 run lead after seven innings - „before threatening their lead with eight runs in the . last two innings. The allstars had takeh a ,I0-9 lead after four ` innings before the Try Hards - µ connected for six runs in the fifth inning and three in the six. Next week the Goderich,. Diamonds will play host to the Goderich Superstars in a 7 p.i`n, contest at Victoria School. 'into a' single 'bringing SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE new..O Lan ua eiBRAS Body Language is something new and beautiful. The special cut of a BodyLaeguage ,bra curves, enhances and reveals the bust like no other bra, making . you look fuller and • more shapely. And all Body Language bras - convert to halter with a convenient one, -strap design. Save $2.O�! - To introduce jou to these enchanting new half cups, we're making then available ata very special introdbctory price -- ..2,00 off • suggested retail! , Style 733 (illustrated) , in white Or beige lace, $7.95. Style 736 deep. plunge, and style 718' push-up, in• white tricot and Dace, $6,95. Body Language • Because the bust • yo,u've always wanted is probably your own•. Look for new Body Language bras on display now at LADIES WEAR SIMIHHD 0 SHOPPERS SQUARE 7raoo1IPICH the first after' I! Midget two to singled and moped around on brother Rick's single. Ken Daer beat ouir a Brindley error and held up on second after Ikon Sowerby .had scored. Tom CrawfOrd hit a single that scored Daer after Rick Sowerbywas caught on base. In the second -Ken Doherty singe"` and scored on' Bill Martin's double:Martin tank advantage of a sacrifice fly and an error to ladies lose. Stratford The Goderich Midget Ladies were eliminated Tuesday night from theirleague playoffs but not without' some good softball and a.. little controversy: The ladies bowed out to Stratford after losing two'str•aight'in the best of three semi final. Goderich was well'ahead of Stratford 6-1 in the third inning when the festival city players began protesting the equipment worn by the Goderich pitcher' Lori Keller. The protest con- cerhed a white manufacturer's mark on, the webbing of the pitcher's glove. According to the Stratford: complaints the white circle on th'e glove, ap- peared to the batters ,,as the softball and they were having trouble focusing on the pitched ball. After a quick check on the rules, the protest was ruled invalid but Keller, flustered by the complaints, had lost the form that had given her team the lead. She • llowed two runs to score befoff she was moved to first and Denise helmore'' took Over duties on he'mound.•--- Jitdy Cruickshank started the Goderich ladies off in the first with a triple on a' Stratford' error. Brenda Lougheed drew a walk and Lori Keller popped a single to score Cruickshank Barb 8traughan forced another-' Stratford error for, a,, single to score Keller... In the second Dawn Oke walked to' 'start another Goderich rally. .Brenda Lougheed drew a walk -'--''and singled by Lori Keller, Diana Glousher and Jan Ginn resulted 'in a 6-1 Goderich lead., Stratford countered with one .run` in ,the first, three in the third, one in the fourth and s, / A. / "/f/�(/ /,� BUILoALL . 214, Ali 14 i/ ti three in the final inning to seal the -vin and the playpff. In the, first game of the series, the Goder/ch ladies dropped a heartbreaker to Stratford 7-5. Down 4-0 the ladies rallied` in --the second intiin ,after Kris l laillet led off with a stand up double. Mo Redmond caught a single to move her down and Diane Mitchelmore singled to score Maiilet and move Redmond to scoring position. Judy ,Cruickshank - singled one run in and Brenda Loughe'ed, took advantage of a Stratford error to squeeze a single and another run. Diana Glousher scored in the third to bring Goderich within three and Denise •Mitchelinore pushed ,one over in the sixth but Judy Cruickshank was left stranded on third and the ladies fell short of Stratford by two. Next action for the, Goderich° Midget 'ladies is August 23-24 at a Tournament in Dublin. Mrs. Rachel Sprung of Huronview celebrated her 90th birthday Sunday with a large• gathering of friends and relatives at •Harbor Park. Mrs: Sprung, a native of Hullett, livedo ih Goderich for "several years making many friend's here. Visitors arrived from. Goderich„ Blyth, Atwood, • Thamesford, Preston and Auburn and vicinity for a tluck' su er Po pp • .• bring in the fourth Clipper mark, In -the fourth Bill Kirkey ('replacing Rick Sowerby after Soeterby left it 'response to the fire siren) led off with, base on errors, Doug Spitzig beat out an errof.,leaving 'Kirkey on third and' Spitzig on second. Both. runners came in on en aer s single. 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