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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-25, Page 14Ti Reggie Jackson move over. Jason Pitblado is taxing over top spot in the bat- ting department --- at least in the T -ball league. Jason was playing with his T - ball team at Agricultural Park on Monday night. (photo by CathWooden) The Industrial Faatball League's Hotel Bedford team is in a bit of a slumb, losing four games this week to Green and Parent, McGee Pontiacs, .Lakeport Steel, and Ziebarts. Hotel Bedford managed only five hits in ° their 9-1 loss to Green and Parent last Tuesday, June 17. 1 The run came from Terry Austin, who stole a base on . his way home in the sixth inning. Pitcher for Bedford was Ron Austin. Four of G&P's runs came during the third inning when Leroy Meriam, Bill Wraith, and Darryl Beattie got hits, and Jim Martin hit a homer. Denis Miskie hit a triple in the fifth when he team scored alether runs. Pitcher for G&P was Jim Martin. Hotel Bedford lost another one the next night to McGee Pontiacs 14-5 in a make-up game rained out on June 1. T:=`ry Austin hit a triple ani a double for Bedford and pitcher was Ron Austin. McGee pitcher -Den Daer struck out four batters and held Bedford to seven hits. Daer was also the most successful • McGee hitter, scoring on a double, a single, and a past ball, The third loss of the week for Hotel Bedford came on Sunday evening to Lakeport Steel, the final score being 10-3. The first inning saw five runs for Lakeport. Caren Fielder scored twice for Lakeport and also hit a triple is the' last inning. Pitching was Brian McKenzie, who held Bedford to six hits. Terry Powell hit a double and a triple for Hotel Bedford, and Charlie Crawford hit two doubles. Ziebart pitcher Simon Langlois struck out nine Hotel Bedford batters in Bedford's 7-0 loss to Ziebart on Monday. Hotel Bedford got only four hits in the game. Ziebart's runs were scattered throughout the game with Greg Hansen, Rick Duckworth, and Roy Fisher especially suc- cessful at the plate. In other Industrial League -action this -week? French Cleaners beat Gord's Sports 12-6 on June 18. Six of the Cleaners' runs came in the first inning-, four in the second, and two in the sixth. Phil Turner hit one over the fence for. the Cleaners and he also hit a double. Pitcher was Don McWhinney. Pitcher for Gord's Sports was Dave Scholl, who chalked up four strike -outs and hit a triple. Bob Riehl hit a home run in the fifth, batting in a run by Warren. Watt. Also on June 18, Fisher Builders beat Ziebarts in a close 4-3 game. Though Fishers won, they only got one hit and no runs until the sixth inning when all four runs were Jack MacKinnon, Wally Pierson, and Barry Block. bong Fisher was' pitcher, -- Ziebart pitcher Simon Langlois struck but eight Fisher batters ' and allowed only four hits in the heartbreaking loss. Wayne Doak scored twice for. Ziebarts, hitting two triples. _ __ Ziebart won a game on Sunday' night, however, beating Green and Parent by a score of 5-3. Langlois dismissed five batters at the plate and also hit a home run in the first inning bringing in Wayne Doak, and scored on a double in the third, bringing in Doak again. Darryl Beattie and Jim Martin shared pitching duties for G&P, and Martin hit -a single and scored on a triple in the sixth inning. Denis Miskie and Brian Rumig also .scored for G& P. G&P held French Dry Cleaners off on Monday evening for most of the game to beat them 8-6. G&P were winning 8-1 after a scoring spree in the fifth inning until the last inning when the Cleaners rallied for five more runs., Roy Meriam and Bill Wraith bit triples for G&P, and Jim Martin scored on a single and a double. Martin also .,pitched for G&P. Don McWhinney, Bob. Standen, and Jim McCarthy took turns on the mound for the ' Cleaners. A ONLY DISTThCTIVF PRKOWN/W CADILLACS F[IVJY2 PLACh. 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EVENINGS grnreri'hv Dennis Lebrun, SPORTS PAGE Maitland ladies hear from Fred and Paul On Wednesday, June 17th, 34 ladies checked in for "Ladies' Night". First flight winners were Sue White, Shelagh_Sully and putting, Hazel Beaver; second .flight, Edna Looker, Janet Gernmill and putting Marg Evans; third flight, Chris Hoffmeyer, Bertha McGee and putting, Verne Frith and fourth flight, Sandy Braid, Chris Thomas and putting, Irla Stewart. Closest to the pin on number one was Sue White. After golfing, Fred Looker and Paul Johnson spoke to the gals on some of the golf rules and answered questions. That .controversial screen on number 2 which has more interpretations than trees Central Huron behind it, was given a thorough going over. The men had 57 play on Monday, June 16. The net winners were John - Hanly, Bill Hanly, Bill Bradley, Phil Neal. Ross Patterson, Paul Johnson, Jack Gould, Bill Duncan, Ebb Ross and Ralph Neville. The Hanlys added some excitement with Bill and son John tying so a playoff was necessary. It was on the second hole . that John won by a' stroke. Congratulations to both of you! Doesn't pay to teach your son - everything you.1(now Bill. The winners of the" draw were Rob Huff, Russ Gemmill and Randy Hugill. Saturday, June 21 was Ladles Softball ` L T . P 4 0 0 8 4 1 0 8 3 ' 1 0 6 2 1 0 4 1 3 0 2 1: 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 Team- . _ - ...... W Clinton, Housewives Clinton, Sluggers Goderich, Superstars. Lucknow, Noisy Ladies. Goderich, Elevators Goderich, Sai•lorettes..... Goderich, Garb and Gear Goderich, Gold Diggers -mod 2.qtkt, Natio SUMMER SALE STARTS JUNE 30th <<„:4;?pvUgZ Go'4:100 P%' ti - EXCELLENT VALUE - EXCELLENT SERVICE - 86 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-4312 Maitland. Trophy Day with 18 ladies entering. Couldn't have asked for a nicer first day of summer The winner of the tro by was Shelagh Sully W a net score of 68. And it is rurhored she was in the river twice` She also broke 90 for the first time. Rene Neal was the runner-up with a net score , of 71. The other prize winners were Hazel Beaver, Verna Kane, Doris Paquette, `Jean Hanly, Edna Looker, Bud Elliott, •Ardith Brissette, 'Joan McDougall and Jean Knight. After a nice,,supper at the club, the'rladies ad- journed to Shelagh Sullyts where "Michigan Rummy" was played with much hooting and hollering. In fact her daughter had to phone from a'friend's house and ask the ladies not to sing anymore! Note that although the next ladies' night falls on Tuesday, July 1, holiday, they will play as usual. Your authorized.. Dealer for,.. ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES VARNA, ONT. (HWY S4, NORTH Oi HENS^LL LOOK f0R IHI Su;NSii 262-3318 or 262-5809 Gulaul • Anewwayto detect Unemployment Insurance abuse, Most people getting unem- ployment insurance plav by the rules. 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