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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-10, Page 37p r ig gives iFM °ioes The GIFL continued last week with six .games.•On Monday, June 1, Brian Rumig hit a sacrifice fly to bring in John Warr in the bottom of the ninth to give the Orioles a 5-4 win over the Juniors. The Juniors scored first in the first inning as Paul Nivins and Mark Ducharme scored runs. They opened their lead to 3-0 w.hery Byron Bownem doubled to score Paul Nivins. The Orioles got two runs back in the second when Darryl Beattie singled to score two runs. Leroy Dougherty gave the Juniors a 4-2 lead when he homered to lead off the fourth inning. But the Orioles came back when Steve Haggit scored Kevin Adams and in the bottom of the seventh Adanis came through with RBI , double to score 'Paul Jewell to send the game to extra innings. send the game to extra innings. In the second game Denornrne's mercied r Lauries•11-0, Denomme pitcher Gary Mux- lous allowed five hits in five innings but it was the Denommee offence that carne to life. They scored four times in the third and seven times in the fourth. Brian Moody took the league home run league with a three run horsier. On Wednesday, the Juniors won their se- cond game of the year, defeating Merner- Haugh 4-1. In the second, Jim Beattie and Bob Barwick scored Lonny Douherty and Pete Nivens to take a 2-0 lead. Barwick's hit would eventually' be the game winning RBI: The Juniors pushed it to 3-0 when Beattie singled in Bownem. Darryl Black scored on a Jav Williamson single to make it 4-0. Junior pitcher Black gave up four hits and the only run he allowed was a home run bV Ken Daer in the sixth. On Sunday, the Orioles defeated ellayter's 8-0. The Orioles scored twice in each of the third, fourth, sixth and seventh innings. Rob Plunkett pitched for the first time this year and gave up five hits and :truck out eight through seven innings. He 4 win also helped his own cause with a two run homer. Steve Frayne went 4-4 and had two RBI's. The second game featured outstanding pitching performances from Jim Bissett of the Juniors, and Don Bogie of French. They allowed two hits and one hit respec- tively. Bogie struck out seven. French won 1-0 and the only run came in the first' inn- ing. Ed Johnston singled and went to se- cond on a passed ball. Jim Martin doubled to score Johnston. Pete Nivens got the only Junior hit, the first batter of the game. In the third game Sunday, Kirkey's defeated Denomme's 5-1. Dean Finelly tripled to, score two and later scored on a Bob Orr single to put Kirkey's ahead 3-0. They scored twice morein the sixth to go up to 5-0. Denomme's got one run in the seventh when Jack MacKinnon singled in Will Denomme. Kirkey pitcher . Terry Johnston held Denomme's to five hits. Oldtimers hammer Meneset In Goderich Ladies Slow Pitch action last week, Oldtimers won against Meneset 12-4, Night Owls hammered Hot Shots 17-8, Samuelson's beat Double Blue 11-3, Sifto squeaked by Go-4-Ettes 4-3, and Bruno's mercied Double Blue 22-0. Oldtimers vs. Meneset Meneset got their three runs early as Sandy Mabon, Elaine Fielder and Joy Orr crossed home plate in the first inning, but couldn't hold the lead as Oldtimers proved to be a strong hitting team. Sandy Fielder scored three times during the game while Patti Petrie, Libby, Schultz, Donna Murray and Wendy Good • doubled to help, Oldtimers take 'the win 12.-'4: Hot Shots vs Night Owls • Faye • Waller, Cheryl Smith No. 1, .Marian Meriam and Cheryl Smith No. 2 scored in the..fir,st inning, giving Hot Shots the lead 4-0: • Dori Kolkinan and' Marilyn Manderson managed to get home for Night Owls in the second, to bring the score to 4-2 and Marilyn MacC'uspey and Ruth Oke brought in another two runs tying up the game. The fourth and fifth innings saw Hot Shots bring in four more runs, but Night Owls got the bats going in the bottom of the fifth as they over powered Hot Shots and scored 13 runs to take the game 17-8. Samuelson's vs Double Blue ' Cathy McMillan, Steph Mzk. Kelly ,and Penny Crawford each scored one run to help Double Blue take the lead early 3-0. ' Samuelson's managed to hold Double ' Blue scoreless throughout the rest of the game and got the bats going to see Allison Graham homer twice while Brenda Parker brought in another two runs to help Samuelson's 'take the game 11-3. , Sifto vs Go-4-Ettest On June 4, Sifto and Go-4-Ettes battled it our at the St. Mary's diamond as Go-4=Ettes took an early 2-0 lead with Barb O -Brien and Debbie Clarence scoring. Go-4-Ettes managed to hold Sifto scoreless until the fourth inning when Kathleen Carter scored the first run. Lois Chapman brought in the third run for Go-4-Ettes in the sixth inning. By the bottom of the sixth, with Kathleen Carter and Darlene Ellison on base, Gayle Jones tripled to tie the game 3-3. On a sacrafice fly, Gayle Jones tagged up to br- ing in the winning run for Sifto. Bruno's vs Double Blue A second game on June 4 saw Bruno's mercy Double Blue 22-0. Donna Caldwell, Bonita Pollock, Patty Mclsaac and Joanne Turner scored three times each. while Shelli Berlet -Barlow, Jannette Middel, Val Willis and Barb Fisher each crossed the plate twice to help Bruno's take the game. 70 atten successful ladies campetitin By Rosslyn Elliott Sunset hosted a very successful Ladies' , Interclub on Thursday with over 70 in at- tendance. Seaforth, Bayfield and Maitland joined the Sunset ladies in an evening of' golf, dinner and prizes. • The Mixed Two -Ball on Friday was well attended and first low grog's honours went to Al MacDonald and Mary Lynn Telford. Tied for second position were Bruce Tan- ner. and Laurie Snow with Hary Livingston and Shirley Baechler. The next mixed two - ball will be held on Friday, June 19, and will feature a barbecue. Participants should bring their owls meat and all other trimmings will be supplied. Men's night on Tuesday watched as Tony Bedard captured low gross of the day and Steve Graham following with 'low net of the day. Ticker Mero took first flight low gross and Carl Degrandis won low net. Se • - cond flight low gross went to Dave Knox and Ray Cook claimed low net. Gord Kemp carded low gross in. third flight and Mike 1,ajeunesse.boasted low net. mon Mason wins low net. Another busy week at the Maitland. There were 51. men out on Monday night and we lad real great golfing weather. The low net winner was Don Mason, with Jeff Harrison closest to the hole on No. 1. Other Brite winners were , Jack hlinton, Don Gard, Bob 'Shrier, Bill Kirig, Issy Bedard, Dave Cornish, Dire Wolterbeek, Bill Dun- can and George Zolob. On Tue$day, 22 ladies played and the 1st flight winners were Marie Huff and Rosemarie Evan's. 2nd flight Joan McDougall and Bess Smith - Mary Lapaine ' for putts; 3rd flight - Bertha McGee - Joyce Garrick for putts;. 4th flight - Kay King, Helen, McDaniel, and Pauline McKellar, AS PART OF ITS "CANADA WEEKde CELEBRATIONS THE Port of Goderich WILL BE HOLDING A CANADA DAY _I PARADE WEDNESDYAFTERNO.ON July 1st at 2 P.M. THIS YEAR'S THEME "HAPPY BIRTHDAY GODERICH" CATEGORIES AND PRIZES.... ENTRY CLASSIFICATION: Commercial -Industrial Service Club/Organization Church, School, Family Antique Vehicles Horse • Horse Drawn Don't Deo®y...,. Enter Today! 1ST 2ND PRIZE PRIZE '50 '25 '50 '25 '50 '25 '50 '25 '50 '25 CELE Go 8R ELEBS, ATI DERICAG ®p11„ f LET'S n'A �� THE eKE Esr E THtS V ER If your club, business or organization would like to enter our parade, please complete -the following form NAME ADDRESS CLUB OR ORGANIZATION TYPE OF ENTRY (Float Band Veh,c e et< I MAIL T Recreation Department PHONE GOERICH RECREATION DEPT. '166 MeicDONALD STREET GODERICH, N7A 3U REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 12F 1987 at Maitland and Irla Stewart for putts (only .12! ). Ladies - don't forget"'to sign 'up for the Maitland Trophy - Saturday, June 20th. Mark your calendar: Spring Fling - D. D - June 13th (call 529-8704 or 529-7571 for info). The next couples 2 -ball is Friday, June 19th. Bring a couple as guests - You play as a 4-sorne, and switch golf partners. 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