The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-24, Page 13Uniteds play:
to 0-0 draw
The Goderich United 'A'
soccer club, despite having
numerous scoring Op-
portunities, could rt put a
shot into Stratford'S net and
wound up with a scoreless
draw last Sunday in Strat-
fordagainat F
The fist ten minutes of the
game were controlled by
Stratford, as United waned
a little unorganized after a
two-week layoff. However,
United's defense played well
and held strong denying any
solid chances on net.
United then settled dawn
and started to take control of
the play. They had three or
four chances to open the
scoring but could not bit the
net, as they sent their shos
either over the net or wide of
it.
After pressing for the next
15 minutes, United seemed to
let up and the game turned
into a mid -field battle with
neither team getting into a
dangerous scoring position.
The second half began with
the local team pressing hard,
keeping Stratford hemmed
in their own end. The boys
had numerous chances but
again could not hit the net. At
this point it became evident
that which ever team scored -
first Would win, bit it was
not to be.
The last two minutes of the
game were excellent as
Stratford had two good'
chances to win the game, but
United's keeper Greg Smith
made super saves on both to
preserve the shut out and the
tie.
Smith and Co. all played
hard with special mention
going to Mike Hodges, Bill
Walters, Dennis Donnelly,
and Greg Smith.
United B played last
Sunday away to Strathroy
and played toa 2-2 tie.
The United 'A's are now 3-
2-2 and play at home this
Simday. Kidt-off time is 6
There was a fine display of slowpitch ballet last week when showing off. The Coyotes emerged the 10-4 victors. (Photo
•the foyotes met the Wheelsmenlor some second base bY Can' Wooden)
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Tykes
lose
tough one
On Saturday, June 13, the
Goderich Tykes baseball
Jvam travelled to Clinton and
1st a real heartbreaker 15-
14.
Goderich started out with
an early 6-1 lead only to go
behind 9-6. The local boys
Came back in the sixth hudng
to go up 14-9. The last of the
seventh proved cosily as
Clinton came back with five
runsto win 15-14.
On Saturday, June 14, the
boys travelled to Crediton
and returned home the 44-2
winners in just three innings.
On Sunday, the boys were
back on the road to Dash-
wood and once again were
victorious by a 26-12 score.
This brings the Tykes'
record to three wins and one
loss. On Saturday, they host
Crediton at 11 a.m. at
Agriculture Park.
Gord's Spo
Gord's Sports Won two
games in Industrial Fastball
League act= juel week,
soundly defeating Hotel
Bedford last Tuesday 11-2
and edging Fisher Builders
4-3Wednesday.
Gord's went ahead 4-0 in
the first inning against
Bedford. Dave Scholl walked
then advanced on Phil
Petre's sacnfi�. Jim Ginn
followed with anther walk
and Bob Riehl brought in
width *UUUMi.
. I3I3Les
PAtatiock then ibn-a-nomerinr-
inside the park, cleaning up
the bases.
Ron Austin stored the first
of Bedford's runs in the
second, only to have Gord's
score their fifth from Dave
Scholl in their second inning.
The fourth inning saw
three more Gord's runs.
Andy Moore got on base
through an error, and Scholl
tripled to bring him in. Jim
Ginn then sacrificed to bring
in Scholl Warren Watt got
s successful twice last week in fastball
the other run of the inning.
Phil Petre, Bob Riehl, and
Dave Scholl, viral lifts fourth
nm of the game, rounded out
the Gord's Sports scoring.
Hotel Bedford managed one
more run in the bottom of the
seventh inning from Terry
Austin.
Not only was Scholl the
most successful batter of the
night, but he also was the
winning pitcher, chalking up
six strile-outs and allowing
- Des 'Courtney toolt a turn
on the mound for Gord's •
against Fisher Builders and
' recorded a 4-3 win. Courtney
scored the whining run in the
bottom of the seventh inning
as a result of an interference
committed by the Fisher
field.
Gord's went ahead first by
a score of 2,0 in the third
inning when Chris Pitre and
Dave MacDonald got Gn
base. Warren Watt followed
with a double and Jon Ginn
sacrificed to bring Pitre and
MacDonald in.
fishers -node it 2-1 hi the'
top of the fourth. Jim Durst
doubled then stole third
base. John Hoy singled to
bring him in. It was a tie ball
game in the fifth after Jim
Bell singled for Fishers,
John Verway sacrificed to
advance him and Barry
Blochdonibledtoscwe
Gord's went ahead again
in the bottom of the fifth on a
rim from Andy Moore, oKyl
to have Fishers tie it up
again in the sixth. Jim Durst
singled and was finally
brought , in by Jim Bell's
fielder's choice hit.
John Verway pitched for
Fisher Builders, allowing
five hits and striking out two
batters.
STEELERS-11 McGEES-0
In other Industrial
Fastball action Wednesday
night, Lakeport Steel shut
Mary O'Neill leads Midget
girls to two wins in week
The Goderich Midget. girls,
led by shortstop Mary
O'Neill, defeated Harriston
and Teeswater in softball
games played last week.
On Tuesday night, the girls
travelled to Ripley and
defeated Harriston 173. The
girls broke out of a mild
hitting slump by pummelling
two Harriston pitchers for 19
hits.
Leading the barrage was
Mary O'Neil who knocked in
five runs with two Inane runs
and a single. Also hitting
impressively were Sue
Thompson and Deb Mit-
chelmore, who each had four
hits.
Collecting two hits apiece
were Patti and Leslie Rean
and Jane Ferguson while
singles went to Teresa
Donnelly, Theresa Osborne
and Terrllyn Fisher. Playing
a strong game in the field
were Leslie Rean and
Terrllyn Fisher, both Ming
in at new positions in the
absence of Susan Bell and
Andrea DeWinter.
On Sunday, the girls im-
proved their record to 3-2 in
defeating Teeswater 19-12.
The girls jumped to an early
lead then struggled to hang
on. Goderich started the
game impressively with
some excellent fielding by
Mary O'NeM and 'Theresa
Osborne aid strong pitching
from Deb Mitchelmore, but
they got a little complacent
near the end and started
throwing the bail all over the
field.
Once again, spearheading
a 16 -hit attack was Mary
O'Neill with a home run and
two singles as well as
playing splendidly at
shortstop Terrilyn Fisher
and Susan Bell collected
three hits as well as
providing effective
baserunning.
Rounding out the attack
were Deb Mitchelmore who
had two hits as well as pit-
ching her secced strong
game in a row, Leslie Rean,
Teresa Donnelly, Patti
Rean, Jane Ferguson, and
Andrea DeWinter who all got
singles. Although she didn't
collect any hits, Theresa
Osborne scored four runs
and played astrong game in
- - -- -
The girls' next home game
is June 28 at 1:30 when the
girls play host to Durham at the Sky Ranch for their
Ag Park. The midgets would support as well as Jim
hie to thank Little Bowl, Donnelly for the use of his
Marj and Sonny Moore, and van.
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