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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-07-08, Page 16PAG! M CII GN 'AR,AR,WEpliFSPAY, JULY 3,19 81 a Fisher s- shati4 uts FISIERRSWIN Doug fisher pitched a threehit *tout and Doug Suiith bad two singles to lead Millets to a 241 win over Canada Company. Jack MacKinnon on opened 'the ung with a solo homer and that ,p tved to be all Fisher 4 E '# behadC.C: Waters off balance all flight Fishers added a run in the severe on Dong Smith's single to sere Gerry Durst from third. Dean took the lass for C.C. despite pitching effectivelY. PLAY 8OFTHE WEFK The player of the week is Ron (Mages Who drilled epposing pitchers for seven hits in three s. The pitcher of the week is Brian MacKenzie, who allowed just one stingy rein in three games. Don Bogie gets honorable mention with two wins and one loss 'in the week. Lawn bowlers hold mixed tournament The Goderich lawn bowl- ing club celebrated July 1„ with a mixed tournament, and with lovely weather and keen conipietitioa, everyone present hada good day. The prize winners were as • follows: the Seaforth entry of Bill Brown and partner took first; Fred Tilley and partner second; third pinze went to another Seaforth team of Art Finlayson and partner; and fourth . raze went to Elmer Murray and pater (roil Clinton. Teams from Luc know, Forest and Goderich also took part in this annual event sponsored by Victoria and Grey Trust On June 25 three teams of ladies doubles played in Ex- eter xeter with the second prize go - ling to Willa Williams skip and May Richardson lead. Edith Argyle and Peg Lumsden collected third The, following events are coming up soon at the Goderich greens: July 17 is ladies' fun day starting at 10:30 a.m. and on July 22 the ladies' bowling dub is holding a doubles tourna- ment starting at 10:30 a.m. witha pot luck lunch at noon. Conte to RAY CHISHOL1Vi MTORS 411 HURON ROAD 4-2707 NEW. USED CARS GODERIC11 Ron Stewart of the ,+ tet Centre was called out an this play at first base in a iter . H . against the Oldtiiners in slowpitch action this week. The play may have been in- dicative of the game as the Oldtimeis wart 17•t. (photo by Cath Wooden) Cleaners win pair with one -run - French Cleaners broke in their new uniforms with a . pair of one -run victories this. week. On Saturday French used `a four -run first inning and fine pitching by Don Bogie to defeat Gords 4-3. French scared four runs m the first inning off Des Courtney and then grimly hung an as Gords loaded the bases in the seventh before losing out. • On Sunday, French Useda dramatic seventh inning comeback to propel them to a nine inning. 7-6 win over Green and Parent. Trailing 2.1, G and P erupted for five runs in the top of the seventh on Steve Frayne's . two -run single and Jim Martin's three -run triple. Earlier in the inning, Wayne Kennedy threw out John Warr at the plate to save a nm that might have won the game. In the bottom of the seventh French scored four runs with Bogie knocking in the tying rant The score remained tied until the ninth when Bob Johnson scored Wayne Kennedy with the winner. Bogie took credit forthe win, pitching two shutout innings in relief while Jim Martin took the lass. George Sutton and Bogie each bad three hits for French John Warr was the top G and P batter with four hits. GORDS4MCGEES3 In other action Wed- nesday, Gords defeated McGee Pontiacs 4-3. Gords opened the scoring in, the first inning on Myles Mair- doch's double and Jim Ginn's single. They added two more in the second on runs- scoring doubles by Bob. Riehl and Warren Watt. McGees added single runs in' the third and fifth innings. Riehl scored what proved to be the winner in the sixth, scoring on an error. McGees got one back in the seventh on Ron Klage's RBI double but had their hopes disap- pear when Klages was thrown out on the basepaths. However, Klages continued his hot hitting with three hits while Murdoch, Riehl and Phil Petrie had two hits apiece for Gords. Des Courtney was the winning pitcher and Ken Deter took theloss. LAKEPORT WINS Lakeport Advertising won three close games in Industrial League action this week. On Tuesday they defeated Green -and Parent 4-3. Lakeport opened the scoring on a single by Len Karmen followed by run - scoring doubles by Bill Gallow and Greg Hansen. Green and Parent countered with a tan in the second on singles by Jim Martin and Walter Bell. Lakeport got a run in the second on doubles by Arnie Parker and Ron Corriveau and another in the third on Al Sygrove's RBI triple. G and P. used singles by Martin and Steve Frayne and two Advertising errors to score two runs in the bottom of the third. That dosed the gap to 4-3 and G and P threatened again in the fifth with two on and no- one out. Simon Langlois then releieved Parker and recorded the save, striking out five in three innings of relief. On` Wednesday, Langlois struck out 10 batters in defeating French 3-2. Pit- chers itchers dominated the first five innings with Don Bogie and Langlois matching zeroes. French opened the scoring in the sixth when Wayne Kennedy singled for his third hit of the night and scored on Phil Turner's double. Turner then scored on Bob Johnson's single. Lakeport replied with three runs in their, half of the sixth when Hansen was hit by a pitch and Langlois tripled. Rick Duckworth reached base on errors to score langlois and Wayne Doak knocked in Duckworth with the winner. Bogie pitched a strong game holding Lakeport to just four hits. On Sunday, Al Sygrove knocked home Greg Hansen, with two out in the seventh as Lakeport defeated Bedford Hotel 3-2. The Dukes opened THANKYOU!. FROM THE MAITLAND TENNIS CLUB TO THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WHO DONATED VARIOUS PRIZES FOR THE DOMINION DAY TENNIS CLASSIC HELD THIS PAST WEEK -END! Anderson's Book Centre; Campbell's Cameras; Goderich Discount Centre; Earl Rawson's Shop For Men; F1ncher's; Gerrard's; Met; Nakamura Pharmacy; Radio Shack; Rleck pharmacy; Brite is Sound Centre: Schaefer 'Ladies Wear; West End Stereo; Woolworths. the scoring on singles by Rob Plunkett • and Doing Cruickshank. Jim Crawford and Bill Black followed with sacrifices to. put Bedford up 2-0. Lakeport got one track in the first on Wayne Doak's • RBI singleand another in the sixth on Duckworth's sacrifice fly. In the seventh, Hansen was hit by a pitch, Langlois moved him to second and Sygrove knocked him home with a single to centre. Langlois became the pitcher of decision by recording the last out in the seventh although Parker retired the other 20.ots. Parker allowed only six hits, three of them by Cruickshank while Plunkett and Ron Austin shared the mound duties in theloss. STEELERS WIN THREE Lakeport Steel continued their dominance of the Industrial League defeating Gords 11-1 in. five innings, Bedford Hotel 13-0 and French 2-0. ' Against Gords, Lakeport used some timely hits to help their victory. They opened the scoring in the first.pn a three -rain homer by Bruce Bowman and an RBI triple by Carm Fielder. They blew the game open in thethird on Wayne Draper's three -run homer and Frank Hagan's single. Gords got one hack on Phil Petrie's single but Lakeport added three in the fifth to end the game. Brian MacKenzie gave up seven hits in recording the win while Des Courtney, pitching his seventh game of the week, took the loss. In their win over the Dukes, Lakeport managed just five hits but drew' nine walks and forced four Bedford errors in piling up 13 runs. Neither team hit well but the defence was Brian MacKenzie, who has pitched well this year. He allowed AT HAVE A PICNIC PRICES! only four hits and did not walk a batter. He has only one loss this season. On Monday, Iakeport overcame a fine per- formance by Don Bogie in defeating French 2-0. Bogie the fearsome Lakeport at- tack ttack to five hits. However, one of them was a homer by Lloyd Tigert to lead off the fifth. Lakeport added an insurance run when Ron Miller singled and scored on Bruce Bowman's sacrifice. That proved to be enough as Brian MacKenzie three an impressive seven -hit shutout. DEHUMIDIFIER REGULAR . 1S LS. • GROUND BAG SC'IINEIDER'S M GRAM, BEEF . $13.99 BOLOGNA $1.78 Autopsy FRESH BAQC ATTACHED MEAT PIES . 994 ' CHICKEN LEGS $1.19L1l. SCHNEIDER'S RED HOT ° MAPLE LEAF $1.68 SWEET PICKLED WIENERS 1.79 COTTAGE ROLLS us BY THE PC. $ 1 19 BOLOGNA Lin. 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