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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-18, Page 12is SIGNAL-STAR,.WE ►NESSPAY, NNE 18,1980,, xd� ladle ues • PeeWees lose Saturday Legion -- tournament The Goderich Legion Pee Wees were eliminated in the first round of Saturday's --sing) Zone tournament. Three other teams took part in the tournament from Exeter, Kincardine, and Seaforth, with Exter winning. Exeter beat the Goderich pee wees in the first round on Saturday morning by a score of 18- 11, eliminating Goderich from further play. Goderich beat Exeter only last Wednesday in league play at Exeter 11- 7. Also in first round Action, Kincardine edged by Clinton 12-10 and received a bye for the second round. Seaforth was eliminated by Exeter in the second round 18-10. Exeter played Kin- cardine for the cham- pionship and won it 7-5. Both teams will proceed to Listowel for the Legion District tournament this Saturday. ford's Sports tops Gord's Sports has commanded first place in Men's Industrial Fastball with three out of three wins over Hotel Bedford, Fisher -Builders, and Ziebarts over the past week'.' The team cruised .by Bedford 9-3 on June 10 with pitcher Dave Scholl striking out seven bat- ters. Most successful at the plate for .Gord's Sports was Rick McLean, who hit three singles and a double for' four times up. John Crawford and Ron Austin shared pitching duties for the Hotel Bedford team. In a game meant to be played on June 29, Gord's Sports beat Fisher Builders 7-4 on Friday evening. Des Courtney and Dave Scholl pitched for Gord's, while Doug Fisher, Ron Corriveau, and John Verway each pitched for Fishers. Pitcher Des Courtney was the stand -out for Gord's Spats` in their 6-3 win over Ziebarts on June 15. Courtney put down 10 batters and allowed six hits. John. Ginn and Dennis Williamson were tops in the hitting department for Gord's. Simon Langlois was pitcher.for Ziebarts. Tennis doubles do well at Stratford tourney Last Saturday, three Goderich doubles tennis teams travelled to ' Stratford for an op.en tennis tournament which attracted co petition from all ove south- western'Ontario. Barb and Marg Conlon played well in the ladies draw, winning five matches during the day and losing two matches. This record earned the Conlon girls second place. in the tournament and two very nice prizes. In the men's draw, Paul Brown and Bob Dick played seven matches during the day, losing in. the semi -.final 8-7 after an exciting tie-breaker. Jim Costello and John Brown played eight matches and lost in the other semi-final to the eventual champions from Kitchener. The success of the three Goderich teams against stiff competition from other parts of the province impressed people at the tournament. Optimists win consolation The Goderich Optimists won the Consolation B cham- pionship of the Brussels Optimists Slo-Pitch tournament held in Brussels over •the weekend. The Goderich team defeated the Wallace Optimists 28-10 to win the title. Goderlch 'Legion Pee Wees baseeon ch Dave hard baseybkinut hoe, camephomaer t,, signway to ls runner Matt Buchanan to stay put score along with Matt Wilkinson, foreground. The team was playing against Exeter during the first round of the Legion Zone tournamnton Sa Saturday. ExExeter won the four -team poorly attended tourney. (photoy Joanne' Buchanan) McGee Ps win two McGee Pontiacs im- Canada Company Tim McLean and Brian proved their spot in defense proved to be the Industrial Fastball , superior unit as French League standings with got eight hits and three walks, but could only bring one man in. French Dry Cleaners came back on Sunday evening and won one against Hotel Bedford by a close score of 7-6. Ron Austin rounded home plate three times for Bedford and Ron Kages came in twice for French. Ray Hurd and Don McWhinney shared pitching .duties for French, while John Crawford struck out six batters for Hotel Bedford. Earlier on Sunday, Lakeport Steel beat Fisher Builders in a,low- scoring close 4-3 game. Frank McDonald got two runs for Lakeport, while wins this week over Canada Company and Ziebarts. Ken Daer pitched eight strike -outs in the five - hitter against Canada Company on Sunday afternoon, which McGee won by a score of 13-3. Ken V.anderburg hit a double and a triple for McGee, and Ken Daer hit two doubles. Ted Doherty. and Tom O'Keefe pitched for Canada Company. McGee snuck by Zeibarts 5-4 on June 16 in a game that saw eight hits for McGee and four hits for Zeibarts. Ken Daer and Simon Langlois pitched for the two teams respectively. In other' Industrial League action last week, Fisher Buildersnudged Green and Parent in a low -scoring game ending at 3-2 on June 11. Green and Parent got both their runs in the first inning from Leroy Meriam and Brian Rumig. Fishers got runs in the third, fourth, and sixth inning. Bob McBride got two of the runs and Wally Pierson the other. Pit- ching for Fishers. was John Verway, and Jim Marin was on the mound for G.&P. Also on June 11, Canada Company soundly whipped Fench Dry Cleaners 9-1. The CAROLE SUTHERLAND 6 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE TRAVEL BUSINESS •ANN HINZ 2 YEARS FORMERLY WITH KINCARDINE TRAVEL WE SUGGEST THAT YOU LET ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST TRAVEL OFFICES LOOK AFTER Y-QUR TRAVEL NEEDS WE'RE THE LARGEST BECAUSE WE'RE THEA QST. DON'T SEE FOR ANYTHING LESS. YOUR LOCAL OFFICE IS: ONTARIO MOTOR lEAOt. F rel world wide r tRAVrI A(,r) :Y 7 Rattenbury St., East, Clinton 482-9300 Other Offices in Ontario Barrie am Burlington Chatham Guelph Hamilton Islington Kitchener London Mississauga Niagara Falls North Boy Oakville Orangeville Ottawa Owen Sound Peterborough Sarnia Sault Ste. Marie Scarborough St. Catharines Strathroy St. Thomas Sudbury Toronto Wlllowdale Windsor McKenzie each got one. Dennis LeBrun, Steve Berry, and Jim Bell all got runs for Fishers. Brian McKenzie pit- ched for Lakeport and Fishers' pitching duties were handled by Doug Fisher. Lakeport Steel was defeated, the next evening by Canada Company, answering with only one run to Canada Company's six. Five of the six runs were scored in the first inning in which Tom O'Brien hit a homer with the bases loaded. Glen Tigert pitched nine •strike -,outs for Canada Comp'any. Brian McKenzie and Wayne Draper took turnson the mound fore Lakeport Steel. Join us Friday or Saturday for a Special Baer LOBSTER INNER On Tuesday, June 10,24 In case yeti missed this dedicated and hardy item in a recent;. Lyes' teed off for ladies' newspaper, quote, loose grip and over swinging are the two most common errors Women commit on the' golf course. And these things happen because women have small hands." So hang in there, or rather, hang on there, gals, and keep a firm grip ni ht. You have to love the game to brave such chilly temperatures. Sorneone must have turned the calendar arqund - it certainly feels more like November than June. The winners were: first flight - Sheilagh Sully, Hazel Beaver and putts - Maxine Martin; second flight - Joan McDougall, Marg Evans, and putts - Edna Looker; third flight - Gail Bettger, Verna Frith and putts - Carol Hunter; and fourth flight - pat Tyndall, Kathie Kelly and. putts - Marilyn James. The men had 33 turnout fortheir night on Mon- day, June 9. They, too, had a miserably cold night. The net winners were Rick Fisher, John Kane, Jack Hinton, Randy i-lugill, . Tim Elliott, Lee Ryan, Bill Peters, Mike Paquette, Steve Arbour and Hugh Hanly. The winners of the draw were Ralph Neville and Kim Arbour. On ' Wednesday, June 10, the Owen Sound district four ballbetter ball was hosted by the Sunset- Golf Club. Four pairs from the Maitland entered. 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