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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 12• PAGE 22 -;-901).E.RICHSION4LrSTAft, WEDNESDAY, JIM 10, 1001 •• • ydaee:S.teelers meet basement te The 94. score wasn't surprising Sunday night When the first place Lakeport Steelers met the basement team French PrYcleaners for bubustrial Fastball League ma; ch. • French enjoyed a 1-0 lead until the bottom of the third — -1104-TbeirrinkeaMe tithe first front Wayne Kennedy, WhO W:buedinbrPti But Lakeport Steel came • out in the third with three rims. Yrs* liiscponald got on baset then was bit home by Ikuee-Dowmalgs-ltiPle- Brian lariertiewle famed • with a single to bring Bowman in, and Carmen ' Fielder titin MacKenzie for the3-1 lead. The fourth inning saw Lakeport cIIalk up another four runs. D. White led off with a single, then Frank _ Hagan et on base through an error. Bon Miller brought thew hoth home - With a- - double and Frank --111wDowlddoubled.tabring_:.—_ 'anger. MacDonald then =led after Brian MacKenzie hit a ..and Lakepoit was abead7-1. The oftr two Lakeport cum came in the next inning, • m -Ron Miller and Fraalt • t MacDonald. Miller was walked, and MarDona1d bit • but due to a fielding error, '• Miller sowed onthe play and MacDonald came home after OirmenFieldersingkd. Brian Madtenzie pitched renchfbr romp tie-iliither for the Steelers, *9jitfivebatte!S Ray .HidfOrFtnc1L brought. Klages home when Hotel Bedford pitcher Ron Austin lunges for a short fly and catches Mitring Industrial Fastball action Sunday evening. Beffeill beat Canada Company 4-3. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Hotel Bedford second baseman Dave MacDonald involved himself in this rather interesting play with a Canada Company miner Sunday night in Industrial Fastball League play. Hotel Bedford wan 4-3. (Photo by Cath Wooden) • ...ffiScp117 ced to advance hint aid Dong Spitzig's hit G&Pc 1,1111' anerror. - hit atter McGees coMinitted an error. Brian Runiig sacrificed to bring Whet- stone home. , • , rr er • Industrial. Fastballt,:f,;.autiliii Sands*, thd1GCba qreen • MCGCes Opened the seMingftitheikitkint dike itsgod: RonKlages 40nUe. Ken - Doer •inning, however, after DfcGees committed two fieMingiforors on are play to liringAimitlartin home after ibewanstralliedio first. GBP went up by a run in 'the tOp of die tided. Rick • Whetstone was walked, then. Steve Frgyne's advan ced en McGees then tied up the game in their half of the third, again on fielding errors. Ron Kluges got on base through an error and Was brought borne by Doug Spitsig'sdouble. The, game continued Wilk -out more runs IinstiTtre • •.sixth irming when McGees scored the winner and in - Sammie runs. Clare Harmon amatied and weal sacrificed for the nm. Steve -Berry hit a fielder's choice. • for a base and Paul Kelly doubled to bring him in for, • the4-2 score. • Ken Daer, on the mound 'for McGees, pitched five strile-outin. and Jim Martin G&P. BEDFORD -4 COMPANY -3 It was a close match Sunday between the two netmg -Ind....tstril Fasten League teams, Hotel Bed- ford and Canada Company, but it was Bedford that came out on top of the 4-3 score Errors allowed Jim Crawford to score the first rim of the game for Hotel Bedford in the the first in- ning. 'We got oithisse through 4 an error, then Ron Austin singled. • Crawford kept rounding the bases to score as Canada Company com- mitted anether error. It wasn't until the top of the fifth inning before more rims were scored, again by Hotel Bedford. Ron 'balking, Brian Sowerby,• and Dave Brown all hit singles to load up the bases. Jim Crawford came through With a double tO LOA to Waterloo.Wednesaay . • n 10n, umn rnnrn0 • Y11110,, 0,00;00A .e08,1i,1,76.1 ;30 4 • ',#•.• 14%041;40444.440.40014440004:404044,14040,40004.' 4070014.10404,i0110040T.40:14,00.04,041,0000..04 Safe on second • Mei Raised rimer Ron Ihraking was safe on this play at Canada Company player Ted • Delittlys setsed base Relined edged the Canpany 44 in the Sunday everting Industrial Fastliall game. (Photrby Celli Wooden) FIRST ANNUAL GODERICH WOMEN'S INVITATIONAL FASTBALL TOURNAMENT JUNE 12th.13th-14th AGRICULTURAL PARK 24 TEAMS A 11-A" DIVISION 16-"w. DIVISION 6 &Wald Teams 1 in A Division and 5 in eggir Division. 1 Tenon from Bay City FREE DANCE Arena Auditorium Sat. Kite Tournament proceeds to hap leprous 6.131„Cl. ha perk 4 0.0006%010040.000041e000,0,11,44.00.00 0to 00r0000.0000,. (02.M010e0700001*00-. irr.00 40,0001k0.(0 02 04004 th.o0i0 .0v0. 070 The Hoffrneyer's Little Plumbers won their first Ladies Intermediate fastball game of the season here Friday night when they scored four runs .in the bottom of the eighth inning to win 4-3 over Shakespeare. • Shakespeare scored the first run in diefirstinning to take a 1-0 lead up until the bottom of 'the eighth when the Little Plumber bats finally came alive. Diane Snell, Diane Melick, Minna Walter, and Jenny More all got on base, with More bringing Snell home with her hit. Then Mary Kolkman =enticed tocentre field and brought in Melick and Walter. Sandy Rowe followed with a base hit to bring in Marc, giving Goderich the 4-1 lead. Shakespeare attempted a comeback in the top of the ninth inning and managed two sons from Deb Bell and Sharon Scheerer but couldn't come up with the equalizing naL Heidi Elliott pitched the iiiiieliftter for the little Plumbers, while Sharon Scheerer pitched for the losingcause. The little Plumbers • clean up the first two, then Terry. Austin saelifieed to bring in Brown for the 44 lead. Canada Company got one nal back in the bottom of the fifth from Mike Donnelly. They also attempted a • comebackin the seventh and !imaged two nun from Mike Donnelly and Rob MaeDonald-wbo-were batted in by Dean Doherty's double, but couldn't get the equalizer. Ron Austin was on the mound for Hotel Bedford, while Dean Doherty pitched for the losing side. • FISHERS -5 GORD'S-4 Gord's Sports gave tip a four run lead to Fisher Builders Sunday to fall to a 5- 4 defeat. Gord's scored two in the first and two in the second inning to take the lead. Myles Murdock and Jim, Ginn singled to get on base, • then Dennis Williamson and Bob Riehl each hit singles to bring ltr Murdock -arid load up the bases. Jon Ginn then hit one and because of a fielding error, Jim Ginn scored. In the second inning, Murdock hit a •fielder's choice to make it to first, and /tilt folled with a sineg. Dermis Williamson doubled to bring in Murdock and Bob Riehl singled to bring in Ginn for the 4-0 lead. The third inning saw Dennis Lebrun score the first run for Fisher Builders. Then in the sixth, Fishers got themselves together to score three 'runs for the tie. Jack McKinnon and nd Jhn sliLL,,. Ho-Durt getceJohn y tripled to bring them in. Hoy scored when Jim Bell hit a single. The winning run came in the seventh inning. Barry Bloch singled to get on base, then Jack McKinnon hit a fielder's •choice, but both •runners --were safe.- - Jim - Durst was walked to !writhe bases, and Wally Pierson hit thelimle to britig Bloch -la for the winning ma, Both pitchers threw ninegamea. Deo Courtney Need three stiike outs for Gord's, while winning pit , - cher John Verway dismissed onebatter. MAITLAND TENNIS CLUB smitor aesernborshl for aeon up to ti roots 40 Includes 3 I rosy 101150s111. • Starting 10 aem. 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