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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-21, Page 6£'AGE 6 • ?N'I SDAT, MAY 21, 1980 Fishers even record with weekend split Fisber Builders evened their record at two wins sand two losses with their second split in Industrial League Softball action. Bill Tigert of Canada Company stretches to grab an errant throw to first base in Industrial League action against Lakeport Steel Monday. The Company scored three runs In the first and third innings and Glen Tigert threw a two -hitter in a 7-1 win. (photo hey Joanne Buchanan) Sunset hosts field day BY BETTY HELESIC The weather has been fairly cooperative for the first two weeks of golf and' it looks like everyone is in good condition for the season ahead. Men's Night Results: Low gross, Tony Bedard Sr.; Low net, Ron Bushell. First Flight winners, Bob McDougall, Tony • Bedard Jr., Bob Greer and. Randy Miller. Second Flight winners, Tim O'Brien, Ralph Kingswell, Marty Buchanan and Bill Brown. Third Flight winners, Vic Powell, Bill Chisholm, Mel Bogie and Coley McDonagh. Men's Field Day will be held Sunday, May 25. Tee off time is 9-10. 18 holes of golf will be played with brunch to follow. Members, guests and green fees are welcome. Ladies' Night May 8th, only six girls braved the rather cool tem- peratures, but were all efforts. Second Flight wingers were Marj Smith and Mary Lynne Telford; Third flight, Betty Helesic and Rocky Whalen;' Fourth Flight Evy McDonagh and Bunny LeBlanc. May 15th, our second regular- golf night was great weatherwise and it was nice to see more girls out. First Flight winners were Della Bedard and Shirley Baechler; Second Flight, Joyce Bolton, Thora McCabe, Marj Smith; Third Flight, Betty Helesic and Rocky Whalen with Fourth Flight going to Bunny LeBlanc, Betty Fuller and Dorothy Bogie. The next two weeks, Ladies Night will host 'guest night', May 2.2nd and May 29th. May 29th is Food Night - so all golfers please be ready to golf at 5:30 as it will be a shotgun start. On Victoria Day a very successful Two -Ball was played and apparently no awarded points for their one got lost in:the fog. The Bridge Club scores Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine com- bined for a point total of 1181/2, tQ take top spot in the North-South section of play at the May 20 meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club. There were 10 tables in play. Gord Rutledge and Rick, Sommers were second with 1121/2 and Susan White and Bill Cochrane were third with Bill Bradley and A. Weerasooriya were first • in the East-West side with 119 points while auleen Currie and Louise Hetherington followed with 114. RAINBOW TROUT or CATCH YOUR OWN! Come to Vince Austin's TROUT POND Saturdays & Sundays OPEN 8:00 A.M. TILL DUSK Lot 1', Concession 10 of Ashfield Twp. $2.00 per person 20` per Inch for trout For further Information: winners were: Della Bedard and Paul Baechler; Tony Bedard and Ruth Bushell; Tim O'Brien and Ellen Connelly; Mary Lynne Telford and Bob McDougall. Closest to pin, Ron Stanley with Longest Drive going to Della Bedard. Make a date to"'attend the next Two -Ball which will be held June 7th at 4 p.m'. with Pot -luck dinner to follow. Last Wednesday Fishers dropped a 7-1 ,decision to Lakeport Steel and Monday they rebounded with a 4-2 win over Ziebart for their second win of the cam- paign. Brian MacKenzie was a wrecking crew_ in the game Wednesday con- necting for a two -run homer in the first inning and adding a run -scoring triple in the sixth as Lakeport rolled to an easy 7-1 win. The Steelers scored four times in the top of the first ina rally capped by MacKenzie's two -run blast They_ad.ded tingle runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings. MacKenzie,. . Tim McLean and Ron Miller had two. hits to pace the Steeler 11 -hit attack. Fishers managed only six hits off MacKenzie and . struck for their only run in the fifth inning. Jack MacKinnon led off the fifth with a triple and scored on Doug Fisher's single. Fishers rebounded with a 4-2 win over Ziebart Monday on ttie strength of MacKinnons three -run homer in the sixth. Fisher trailed 2-0 after four innings and didn't have a hit through four innings. ' They put together two singles in the fifth .that scored Wally Pierson with the first run. MacKinnon took care of the rest with a three -run shot in the sixth scoring John Hoy and Jim Bill. Ziebart had led 2-0 after four innings with runs by Al Sygroye and Simon Langlois. John Verway picked up the win for Fisher .allowing two runs on just five hits while striking out five. Langlois gave up four runs on six hits and struck out seven batters. Ziebart wil play Green and Parent Sunday at 4 p.m. and Fisher returns to action against Canada Company at 8.30 p.m. In the other Wednesday game the McGee P.on- -dacs put toge-ther-'three singles and an error in scoring three times in the third inning to shade Ziebart 3-2. The Pontiacs put the rally together with two out as Doug Spitzig led off with a single, Paul Kelly reached base on an error and Rick Sowerby and Ken Vanderburg hit back to back singles to drive in the runs. Ziebart managed only two runs on five hits off Ken Daer, scoring once in the first inning and again in the fourth. Langlois doubled to score Sygrove for the first Ziebart run and a •Len Kolkma'n double scored Langlois with the second run. Paul Kelly led the McGee seven -hit attack with two triples in four at bats. Langlois had two hits for Ziebart and was tagged with the loss. Intermediate mien. play here Saturday Intermediate Men's fastball will make an appearance in Goderich this Saturday after a lengthy absence. This Saturday at 8 p.m. the newly formed Goderich intermediate team will play an exhibition game against the Wingham BPs at Agriculture Park. The league schedule has not been released • but Goderich will play teams in the Ripley, Lucknow and Walton area. Goderich played in a rain delayed tournament in Strathroy last weekend and lost their opening game by a close 2-0 count to the host 'team, Strathroy. The teams played through six scoreless innings before Strathroy broke the game open with a two -run rally. Goderich played errorless ball and had bas runners every inning but were unable to push across a run. The Strathroy tour- nament was rained out and Goderich will play in the consolation round this weekend. The more you look the more you like Cheek out the complete line of ma7Da We have one to suit ,our budget! M W MOTORS 1.:11D46 184 EAST ST. VOLVO . MAZDA SALES & SERVICE GOOERICH 524-7212 AT TODAY'S PRICES, VOLVO & MAZDA ARE WORTH A LONG HARD LOOK! The Goderich United Soccer club hosted a soccer tournament at Agriculture Park on the weekend that included a delegation from Bay city, Michigan. United lost their opening round match to Grand Bend. (photo by Joanne Buchanan) Turner double scores winning run Phil Turner doubled in the sixth inning to score George Sutton with the winning run as French shaded Gords Sports 5-4 in Industrial League action Monday. Gords led the game 3-0 with a three -run outburst in the second inning but French responded with a four -run rally in the third to hold a 4-3 lead. That lead stood • until the sixth when Turner doubled to score Sutton and give French a 5-3 lead. Gords-threatened in their final at bat as Bob Riehl "doubledto score Andy. Moore with one out but he was left stranded. French scored their five runs on just five hits, one of them a. two -run homer by 'Sutton in. the four -run fourth inning. Sutton also added a single and scored two runs. Gords got to Don Mc Whinney for 10 hits but produced only four runs. Andy Moore and Riehl had two hits apiece for Gords. In other action Mon- day, Green and Parent got a pair of run -scoring doubles from Brian Rumig as they tripped Hotel Bedofrd 6-4. Rumig' doubled in the second inning and added another in the third as Green and Parent scored three times in the second inning and twice in the third en rout to the vic- tory. Dennis. Miskie and Chip Wilson also had two hits for the Thunderbirds. Terry Austin provided most of the Bedford of- fence with a run -scoring double in the second inning and a two -run homer in the fourth. In the other Monday. game, Glen Tigert fashioned a neat two - hitter as Canada Com- pany belted Lakeport 7-1. 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