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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-09, Page 6, • •PAQE 6--GODER1CH SIGNAL/aTAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. Ib7. On h amonds SERIES A GORDS 2 ZIEBART I Ziebart R ust proofing got -4414o an excellent start in the best -of - five final series against Gords Sports but a ninth inning single by Jim Ginn in the second game changed all that. Ziebart took the first game of the series blanking Gords 4-0 on • the strength 'of a standout pit- ching performance by Simon Langlois and then lost 3-2 in nine scored one run. innings as Jim Ginn knocked in Fisher evehed up the se• ries the winner. The win seemed to be scoring fi,ie runs in the top of the a turning point for Gords as they, eighth inning to blank Little Bowl hammered Ziebart 4-0 in the third 5-0. Until the eighth inning Fisher game to take the Series lead for had only managed one which the first time. came off the bat of John Hoy with In the first game Langlois . two out in the seventh inning. stopped Gotils on just three hits Fisher produced the runs on in the shut -out win. He gave up a successive singles by Chuck fourth inning single to Brian Jewell, Larry McCa.be and Rumig and was tagged for two George Gould and then Jim Bell seventh inning hits by Ken and Jack McKinnon both reached Meriam and Des Courtney. base on errors. Fred Pellow Ziebart managed only' three doubled and Doug Fisher singled' hits o'ff Stan Doherty but scored to round out the scoring, Little • two runs in the first inning on a Bowl managed only one hit in walk and a double by Ron eight innings off Winning pitchet• Corriveau and added two more in Fred Pellow who had his no hitter the fourth on a walk to Greg spoiled by Rob Snell who led off Hanson, a double by Langlois, a the fifth inning with a single and walk' to Lee Arbour and a single wasthen caught -stealing second, by Don Parker. Bill Black also led off the seventhi Langlois gave up only one with a single. walk, struck out ,nine and two reached base on errors. Doherty allowed one wall and hit two batters that figured in all of Ziebart's scoring. Gords evened things up in the second game as Ginn drove in the winning run with a single in the ninth. • The game was scoreless until the -top of the ninth inning when ,Rick DUckworth• put Ziebart ahead with a solo home run. LanglOis then reached basun an error and scored on a 'single by Ray Volland to give the rust - with two victories last week. Fishers dropped a 9-4 decision and then 'reboundgd' with two victories 5-0 and 7.5, Little Bowl broke up a 2-2 deadlock and exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning en route to their only victory. Mike Wilgen and Bill Black led the attack with two hits apiece. Larry McCabe had two hits for Fisher in a losing cause and Fisher took the lead in the: ' series as they exploded for., five runs in the -second iretIng.gild coasted to a 7-5 victory. Fisher scored their five runs on only one hit, a two -out dciuble by Gerry Durst, One batter was hit by a pitch, one was walked!three reached base on a errors white outs were recorded cm/fielders' choice. They added a/ single run in the third when Chuck Jewell scored on an epror after he singled and Jack McKinnon scored the insurance marker in the'xth inning, • . proofers a two-run_lead____ ., --Little-Bowl took the early lead Gords bats were relatively scoring tw runs in the first in7 Silent untilthe bottom of the ninth ning on ingles by Ron "Ritchie when with their backs to the wall and Bi Black and a dbuble by they, produced four hits and three Glen Falkiner. Mike- Wildgen runs to steal the win. Phil Petrie add/d a..single run in the second and Jon Ginn led off with singles in ing and the keglers closed the and were advanced on Denny/gip with two runs in the fourth on W,illiamson's double, Brian/doubles by Stoll and Ritchie. Rumig then reached base on 'error and Jim Ginn drove, in t e rally thwarted after their first )ay Little Bowl had their last inning winner with a single. ' / two batters reached base. • Gvrds had only managedthree ' Chuck Jewell led the Fisher hits off Langlois throug , innings before raking four in the ninth, Jon attack with two hits to the -plate. Zie muster an offence as they, were hits apiece. ,stopped,On three hits through the' nine innings by Stan Doherty. Ray Volland'connected for two of their four,hit s. Gords scored three runs in the' fir ning of last Sundayegame 7,2,ri went on to route Ziebart 4-0 d grab a 2-1 lead in the best-of- ve final series. /Phil Petrie led off the inning with a walk' and scored on • Williamson's triple. Brian Rumig eight offence with three hits in as many. im for trips to' 'the plate including a nn led the .rdouble. He also scored two runs.., n four trips Ron Ritchie and.„Ijruce Stoll led art failed to the Little Bowl altack with two Town. Talk • Harry and PiIA, Bosnell have • tgln scooted aroundthe baseson returned home from a month's an inside the park home run on a' holiday in Scotland, Wales, and fielding error to boost their lead Cornwall in England. to 3-0. Ziebart was unable to mount any kind of offence and • Gords completed the scoring with a single run in the seventh inning. Gords touched Langlois for six hits, two of them by Des Court- ney. Stan Doherty limited Zie'bart to five hits, over the seven in- nings. SERIES B FISHER -2 LITTLE BOWN 1 Fishers took a 2-1 lead in the best of five final for the B championship over Littl-e Bowl Harbor Report October 1 the Algorail arrived light from Sarnia for salt. • October ' 5 the Law-re,ndoc arrived fio,M- Thunder Bay with grain; the Agawa,Canyon arrived light frorn the Soo for salt. • October 6 the Westdale arrived from Thunder Bay .with grain. N Guaranteed Investment Certificates The all Ontario Trust Company begun in 1889 VG •• 4 litfand GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 18,69 MANAGER J. D -(DAV) CROSS *)/4!...7381 • GODERICH tfirted • up to 2nd Division BY RONNIE VARGA field,with the game in dur favour. A cheery ,'"Good Day" to you, The second half saw n t people of Qoderich and district! 1 lesseniAg of power for Goderich have some `extra -special good but the opposition made, it "perfectly ' news to share with you today.. clear" they werent Goderich United Socbi ccer going to give us the game. without a fight and they doubled their pleased to inform you that the efforts to -better up. There Soccer team has graduated from, seerned to be no way they could 3rd Division to the 2nd. Yup! manage to maneuver around us is the Champs!! Ain't it fan - t ast ic? and their frustration, was their I hope you're happy for undoing, They lost their cool and us when Rolf Gottschalk sent a nags because we've worked -three long years for this success and >9u up. one Portuguese defenseman made, an untimely misjudgement have eery reason to feel proud and joyful. It 's*a definite credit and'sent the balr into his o wn net: to Goderich to boast of a team ' which, of course, was a really 'going up the ladder in the sports spurting way to help us!! With the match nearingits wdrld. United has,,,grown from conclusion we figured we'd really infancy to full-blown status. The team was in the beginning, a go out in ablaze of glory; so one ' potentially skillful, eager group of our extremely agile defen- and has since developed into an semen "Mihty Mouth" Gott - extremely qualified and diver- schalk sent a long, lovely ball sely talented unit. bang -on into the net with the Every year has seen the United Finesse of a pro! So, when a spirit build gradually irito the defenseman scores you know solid aura of friendship and your team . is offensive- : common love for Soccer. Each minded!So, folks With a person onthe team is stamped shut -out of 9-0, Goderich United' i with his/own 'distinctly unique proved once again that they've got' the moxie and savvy (huh?). style tanyfl brantrof skill, yet their "" burnindesire and determination Player-of-the-Dayhas to be littleRoltie Gottschalk, for the has mel4d them into a single, finely-tuned.unity. superior job he did during both halves. He poured on the ability Make no mistake, their love for and really left, the opposition each other has helped accomplish this goal: talent alone produces a behind in the dust! Thanks too, for showing your versatility ,by jack -lustre performance but add that ingredient (friendship.) and scoring a goal, Rolf (or should I presto! You've got a team! say "Star" ?) "Super -Jock" is Alex Varga for .,Itssuch a terrific feeling h knowing you're g winner.',,we'veis splendid defense of the net. managed to stay on top of.' the He slaved especially 'hard in, the - league in no. 1 position for the first half and helped out the entire season luckily enough. defense when.ever possible. • Way " We've achieved our aims for this ,,. to be Old- Timer!! Sport- .....sman-of-the-Game"• is Pete year and seen oneof our. dreans, '•:irTeichert who ,played fast and come true. :The team has worked long and loose (Sounds "racy" eh??) ,He hard for this success and I'd like you all to be suitably impressed!! The game last Stinday against the Portugese ."B"s was another win; 4-0. When we get'er on, we, do '-er-right!-- Eike, Dyn-o-n it e ! The first 45 minutes was truly exciting: our United men pressed for every advantage and never hesitated ,An their split- second deciSions. They looked super -good and showed the opposition their strength time and'agairi, as they endeavoured td take aim on our goal. It was a defensive measured up admirably. , The defense line -covered the Goderich zone and sent the Portuguese forwards 'round the bend.vvith their craftyIactics! Midway through this action - packed period, "The Shadow", Pete Teichert whipped goal no 1 in the net for us and we were looking cool! The, ball was kept under strict control by our United men with gritty determination because numerouS--efforts were. made by the Portuguese to break through and shoot on our goal. Shortly after Pete's goal, Dave "Super -Dude" Graf slammed in another point --for us and we began to pour on the "heavies" at every opportunity. The protective' measures taken by the defense line to ensure the safety of the Goderich zone were" quick, skillful and deft. With the ending of this half, we walked off the carried off his gram e in high style and doubled his efforts on every PL'ItY ni Showmanship Award" again goes to the "Big General" ‘,N0 Gottschalk 1 for performing his duties with vim and vigor! When he protects a goalie, the go al e 01 ay' of suffocat ion , but he dies protected from all other hal.:-Iilfhit; Rowdy Rooter" goes to a girl I never thought would recek it...Helen MacDonald of whom I wrote so highly last week' She completely aban- doned her normal sweet, quiet, self and . rooted, louder than itnyone. 1 guess she needed to prove she had it in her, but the unaccustomed exercising of vocal chords, left her -a little pale and drawn after the. game 'ended! Please, Helen don't do it anymore._ rn y faith in human,: nature has been badly shaken! ! ! The Police FalcOns also had a victory'on Sunday against the top team ' in their Division Easy Driving. They won 2-1 and Mike Sully and John Blok did the 'honours\%and the team laid on some heavy artillery and played full -out for 9Q minutes.' Great going, Falcons! Good luck for your game in London on Saturday` against the Hungarians ',Y13-" kit ▪ 3:30 p.m, United plays on Sunday in Strathroy at 3 p.m. So, fans, in the famous words of Elvis, Presley "We want you we need you, we love you"! ! Iinited we stand. .Forever. God iless, 'keep fit, stay happy, Love ya much, Foxy -Mama P.S.' Thanks for looking afterMy old man, Howie!! LONDON & DISTRICT SOCCER LEAGUE 3RD DIVISION STANDINGS W. L. T. PTS. GODERICH OAKRIDGE CARNIVAL STRA,THROY ST.1VIARYS YUGOSLAVS ST. COLUMBAN 0,RAND BEND ST. THOMAS PORTOGESE,`B' 5 12 3 1 25 • 9 5 2 20 7 4 4 18 8 , 5 '2 .18 7 4 4 18 6 8 . 2 14 , • 6' 8 1 13 6 7 ,„ 2 12 5'9 , . 1 11. 0 13 1 • 1 Goderich Figure Skating Club FIGURE SKATING AND POWER SKATING Will Begin October 15th j.• v 4 1be *Iriop , . 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