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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-25, Page 25r-; 1 Gord's Sports and Ziebart pulled off a victory each in the fourth game of their Goderich Industrial League softball semi finals to tie their series with Sandy's Clippers and DRMCo at two games each and force a final contest. Gord's nipped Sandy's Clippers 2-1 Monday night to tie that series ancj Ziebart romped over DRMCo 6- 1 Sunday to get back in their series. Gord's 2 Sandy's 1 Gord's peppered Ken Daer for a dozen hits but could only crack the Clipper defence for two runs in Monday's game. Jon Ginn led off Gord's third inning with a single and moved to third on a series of Clipper errors. Brian Rumig chipped in a single to score Ginn. Ginn 4'a"-- then scored the winner in the final inning after he drewa walk. He stole- second and scored 'after, a long single by winning pitcher Stan' Doherty. Doherty gave up five hits and struck out three for the win. 'y Sandy's scored early 'in Monday's game when Rick *Sowerby tagged one of five Clipper hits in the first inning. Sow,rby ` singled and chalked up, a run after Ken. Daer smashed a long double. Doer pitched a 12 hitter for the loss. Sandy's 3 Gord's 2 In the third game of the series Sandy's took advantage of a third inning Gord's error to score •the winning run. Tom Crawford scored the winner after he stroked 'a single, moved., to second when Russ Pruder drew a walk and scored on the error to Bud Yeo. Three more Gord's errors in the first' inning allowed the other two Clipper runs when Rick Sowerby and Tom Crawford crossed the p1ate. Ken; Daer . Hully-Gully Coming Events Sept. 26 35th Anniversary Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor. 10 p.m. - 2 a.m. Everyone welcome. Sept. 27 • Open Reception for Cindy Collins and Rob Wise. 9 - 1 a.m. Sept. 28 Ontario ' Grass Drags Championship, Second Event. Oct. 4 Stanley Recreation Com- mittee Open Dance. ;Oct. 1 0 OPEN FOR BOOKING. Bookings available for Staff and Christmas parties. Phone 262-5809. posted the win giving up six hits and fanning one batter. Three walks and two singles in the econd inning accounted for all the Gord's scoring. Ken Vanderburg, Stan Doherty and Dez Courtney each drew walks and Warren Watt and ,Phil Petrie chipped in single§• that scored Vanderburg and Courtney after Doherty had been tagged at second. Stan Doheny was given the loss after pitching a two hitter. Ziebart 6 DRMCo 1 Simon Langlois pitched a two hitter "while his teammates carne Up. with nine hits for a ' half dozen, runs and a.series tie with DRMCo. Ziebart opened a two run lead in the third after Ron Whetstone beat out a ,,fielder's choice and Ron `Corriveau singled. Both run- ners moved down �n Simon Langlois" 'walk and a long single by Lee Arbour scored them both. Rick Duckworth led off the sixth with.a single, Don Parker doubled to score . him and then moved to 'third on a single frond Ray Volland. Jim Mclvor'loaded the bags with a walk and Ron Whetstone smashed a base clearing double for the final three runs of the game. DRMCo posted their run in the seventh after Bill Gallow grabbed a double and a Ziebart error to George Sutton allowed him to score, Doff McWhinney took the loss giving up nine hits while striking out five. Brindley P 7 Little Bowl , A two run burst in the eighth inning boosted Brindley Plastering to a 7-5 win over Little Bowland put the plasterers one 'win away from berth in the consolation finals. Brindley posted three runs in the fifth to wipe out a .one run defecit. Jim Harrison led off with a single, moved down on a fielder's choice to Allister Nivins. Ron Hodge took ad- vantage of a bowler error to grab a double and score Harrison and Nivens and then scored himself on an error to Jim Martin. In the seventh inning Brindley tied the game up when Allister Nivens caught a single and scored on a double, from Glen Ferguson. Ferguson came across on a single. from Jim Martin. The winner was scored in the eighth after Keith Lapp singled;, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on a single from Walter Bell. Bell scored an insurance marker. •Jim Martin got the win giving up eight hits. Little Bowl took an early lead in the game that held up until the fifth inning. .Ron Ritchie managed a single from a Brindley error and scored after singles from"Glen Falkiner and Dave Patterson. In the sixth Glen Falkiner .,singled as . a result of a plasterer 'error, RAWSON 8 SARTMANLTD. moved around on a single from Bruce Stoll and scored on Dave Patterson's second single of the game. Doug Stoll st,ped•into a double that scored brother Bruce and Dave Patterson. Mike Wildgen scored what could have been the winner in the seventh after he butt, out a - fielder's choice, moved down on Glen Falkiner's single and scored on a Brindley error to Bruce Stoll.Stoll took the loss giving up ten hits. ti. Games Tonight Little Bowl vs Brindley P DRMCo vs Ziebart Games Sunday Sandy's vs Gord's Little Bowl vs Brindley or Brindley P"vs Fishers Bowlers .sharp in first games The bowlers in the Monday night men's league didn't 'appear to suffer from their two month summer layoff. Bowling in their first competition of the season all teams but two not- ched points to place them in league standings. Augie's Dogies picked up seven points for the night along with Len's Wreckers to start GDCI .girls' basketball squads win BY T.D. . The GDCI girls' basketball teams got their season ,off on• ' the right foot with exhibition victories over Parkhill last the season off in first place. Roy's Boys grabbed six points for second place followed by the Hopefuls in third with five points.. Goderich Manufac- turing nailed down fourth with four points ,,followed by the Signal Stars with three, DR- MCo with two, the Tail Ends with one and A&P and the Rookies in the basement still scoreless. The, high single for the opening night went to Dave Colbourne with a 310 followed by Tam Fisher and "Bob Sproule, bath with a 281 single. High • triples for " the night were bowled by Tom Fisher with 729, Don McWhinney with 725 and Bob Sproule with 714. The high season average is held down by Tom Fisher with 243 followed by Don McWhinney with 241 _and. Bob Sproule with 238. Thursday. 21 Kinsmen get highway before being run over by two automobiles at ,about 5 GODERIC1-1 S1G1stAL-STAk, THURSDAY, SEPTJMBER 25, 1975- 'AGE•7 ' Clinton Centennial Mustangs looking for team members Training camp for the Clinton c;. �ntennial Mustangs opens this coming Saturday, September '0 at the Mitchell Arena and the management of the Junior "C' club are looking for prospective Mayers living ithin a 25 mile radius of Clinton 9 - The Clintcl ib, in its second year as a "C" club, will train every night for two weeks in Mitchell and then move to Clinton where ice is expected to he ready by'October 5th. The Mustangs will open the r w�Tular season here when they h rst Brantfordon October 10th. As with last year, Clinton is in Group 2 of, the OHA Junior "C" Division, hut this year the schedule heti been increased to ;ii games fr the 30 of last 5uason, and tht_' regular season must 'be finished by February th. Along with Clinton, Group 2is Inquest fails to yieldclues in man's death A •19 -year-old Bayfield man died 'from multiple injuries after being run over by an automobile Aug. 2 On -Highway 84, just west of •Hensall, a cor'oner's jury ru�led'F,riday. An inquest into the death, of Douglas Schilbe failed, however; to uncover how the man came to be lying on the seniors, came through with a 33- 28 victory while Linda Don- nelly's juniors' won 36 - 28. Lori Keller was the game's 'top scorer, leading the GDCI seniors with 17 points. Chris .Wildgen with seven, Jan Ginn with six and Marg Kovacs with four points rounded out the GDCI scoring. Joni Thompson, who played a ° years, Bill Lougheed; nine strong • game both offensively years, Robert B'aechler and and defensively for the GDCI John ' Shaddick; ,eight, years, juniors, had six points.„Karen Jahn Doherty: seven years, .Pond and Anne Marie Murphy Paul. Baechler; six years, Stan also contributed six ' points . Connelly, Bob McDougall and each. Betty Sowerby and Pam Harold Wilkinson; five years, Lambert each had four and Ken Keller; four years, Lionel Lucie Turcotte and Sandy "Kloss; threeyears, Jim Smith; Fisher had two points apiece two years, George Hiles, Glen for GDCI. Machan and Allan Johnston: The GDCI teams , open one year, Ray Bush, Jim, .regulates ' season play today Morris, Dan Sheardown, Stu (Thursday) in Exeter. Their Thompson and John Williams. • first home ,games will be Deputy -Governor . Ray Thursday, October 2, with Gilmore and Doug' Manderson Central Huron of Clinton , of the Harrison Kinsmen Club providing the opposition. attended the meeting, attendance : ins p At Monday evening's Kin- smen Clt,Mb meeting; 21 mem- bers received their perfect attendance pins for 1974-75. They were: 20 years, . Bill Kii•key: 13 years, Ray Cook, 12. The jury heard 22 witnesses in an effort•to retrace Sehilbe's steps before his death but,was unable to determine how he came to be on the deserted section of highway about one mile west of Hensall. The jury made no recom- mendations. • • Huron County Crown Attorney ,William Cochrane conceded after the jury ren- di,red its decision that %`it will likely remain a mystery” how the man came tothe spot where he was run over. • cornpo`sed' of teams tram Hanover, • Listowel, New Hamburg, and a new entry this year, Kincrl9'dine. The Mustangs will also play two home and home' games against clubs in the Group 3 division. Those include St. Phomas, Brantford, Wood- stock, London, and Tillsonburg. Most Clinton home games will -be played Friday night, with 8:30 p.m. starts, and anew innovation this year is free admission for any senior citizen. There will also be six Sunday home'dates, • As well as admissions, the club hopes to raise funds through a monthly 50-50 draw, and opened the series in August when Jo -Ann Palmer of Clinton to k home $442.50. As well„a new executive was t»cently- picked. They include: Clarence Neilans, president; Bruce Williscraft, secretary; Ross Livermore, treasurer; Bill Weder, coach; Larry Daw, manager: Brian Kennedy, trainer , Doug Kennedy, assistant trainer; Don Kay, w.1ys and means chairman; and Bill Cox, publicity. 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