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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-06-03, Page 19CORD'S S FRENCH, 2 0. • vFi` ZIEB:ART 3 CORD'S l Bruce BQWman Jed off the Lee Arbour scored on an fifth with,a triple and scored-• moved down when Russ error by .Dennis Williamson ..on a Canada Co. error that Gord's Sports opened up -a Brindleywas hitby a pitch. four run lead finished off with in the top of the seventh and sent John Ho'$ to first. Brian' Brian Bowman singled to Ziebart Rustproof rs • edged Bowman slammed a long load the bases and Steve a home run blast by Phil Cord's Sports 3-1 in league single, his third• hit of the Petrie .in the third inning and Haggitt hit into a fielder's action • Sunday: Arbour game, to drive in two runs,. edged French Cleaners5 2 in choice that. caught Hoy at singled and moved to second Hoy ,singled. in the seventh, God'erlch Industrial •Softball• home plate. Louis Yundt• on. a singled: by Ron Whet- : moved' around on Steve slammed a triple to push stone Ron Corriveau bit.a Haggit's single and, •Brian - Petrit'S. lead off homer action • Thursday • night:. three runs across and then shallow •.fly, that short stop, Bowman slammed a double win for Bria scored himself on a bad pitch, Dennis 'Williamson_.aropped'_, for, his fo•, rth hit ofthe.game The capped a'six hit n Fisher, R Brindley, f t ' h se it down four trips to the plate Petrie who duelled with and Louis u in left ixf I;}'1.RIc SI. AL STAR T carne after- Jim Durstbeat out an' error=for a single and' SO Hoy doubled td move J him to'third. The Builders added to their score in the. third whep Jim Hurst grabbed a double 'to drive in. two runs after Chuck Jewell and George Gould .had singled. Fred• R,e11ow singled to' lead .off .the . sixth and scared on ` Doug `.'Brooks" Fisher's' ' two bag smash,' Bruce' Ross a ter trying o *chase in + a4BrookS'' ran the Fisher total loser �' Y ndt scored in the . field and Arbour : smash scored the winning D McWhrnney also a d f to seven when• Chusherto al • Don d d third innings or d ons � Cord's jurnpe¢ into the lead , the Truckers. An error The Cleaners were in' the. in their first trip to the plate _ the sixth allowed Greg Brindley 1ead. and pushed t 1 the fourth inning to notch the`_. winner four runs across in the si�cth. defence vlctir, of six hits. second an it mni score , r. single &„ r to Brian Ruiriig in Canada Co, fought off a game until . when Phil Petrie singled on a The Plasterers left • three Jansen g when the Fisher French scored men on and scored a run in after he had singled.' He ronin to Barri a ternporary,tle tightened up and kept them' second run erroroand sacrifice the the top of the seventh to take moved to 'second on a ,pass with the .Truckers. Glen off the • -.bases. Don Brian' Romig. Jack rifice gh a last miute lead but ball and a, throwing error by Tigert led off the inning with off opened •the scored the winner in the couldn't ' bang on. to win.. Brian Rumi�g_when Hansen a single, moved down when time's scoring in, the second second after he drew a walk, Alister: Nevins doubled to lead'' tried to steal third put the ball Jed DeJong was hitby a pitch game beating out a Fisher .. stole second and scored ,on off the Nevins on a in the outfield and allowed the" and scored on a single by Bob error and moving around on . Phil er run to ,score. Ron Corriveau „.Dick, Casey Wildgen stepped BrianPetrie scored his single. d . GleneFerguson hit Black safelyton opened the scoring in the first into a' two bagger _that drove John Os'nglediand mon d to ian Philon a single. He moved down :two runs in and then' -scored run inthe ,seventh beating of an error on a first baseman . on a pass ball and scored on on an error to Pat, Conlon. 'second on a' Builder error that another French error for a ' Ross Brindley, In the fifth Tom Love's single. Canada Co scored .twice in allowed McWhinney to score single and coming in on a shot inning the Plasterers' notched and sent Orr to third. Bill Cord's scored their lone.run the . fourth after PatOrr by French Williamson. 17to pull the fiasco by Martin that in the fourth when Phil Petrie Conlon grabbed a double, Mcbea. u 5scored on an.third and game out in the sixth. with a 'to relief duty by Brian Hoy singled and Brian Rurnig . Brian Thompson drew a walk • Fisher error. Clare Harman stepped into a two bagger to and Glen Tigert doubled to, notched the final Cleaner run rally that scored two runs and Martin hit. Eric Stewart,' score him. Simon. Langlois score them. Glen Tigert and and left. two men on before Keith Lapp got a single from • was the winner giving up four: Glen McNeil scored the other in the fourth after he was hit Cord's snuffed it out. George a Trucker error that scored :. hits and striking • out 11 bat-. Canada Co: runs in the second by a pitch. Brian McLean. th' innings. McNe.1• drew a walk and Bill Callow off. h Stewart. Richard Shoemaker Sutton led the inning's ewar . 1 ter -s. ,Brian Petrie two offence with double . and and Alister Nevins'''dretw outs and gave gotup five scored on.. Bill Gallow's walks and Glen Ferguson, strikers in the loss. single. Gallow went to second earned two RBI's on a on a wild pitch moved to sacrifice. Walter Bell singled LITTLE BOWL 12 third on a pass Ball and off' Steve Haggit's error in the BRINDLEY P 2 - • scored, when Clare :Harman . fourth and scored on errors to Little Bowl bats came alive. .McGee 10 LAKEPORT 3 McWhinney was grabbed for Brian Hoy and Roth. Brindley. Sunday ht and pushed a • Rick 'Sowerby caught two . 10 hits in the loss..' 5h k and and it i gs. .: ..K.,;.� , ... -M .,.. took the loss giving up .14 hits slammed a double to score '" while his' Brindley coun- : Harman ' before' ', Fisher Ben Worsen of the Goderich Midget baseball team°is tagged out at home as he attempted terpart Gord Riley won on a retired the side:'Fred Pellow to score from second blase on a single: The. Goderich�imidg,ets beat Listowel in a game ten hitter. ..gave up eight hits and Struck Tuesday. (staff photo) out three for the win. Dong singled...• BRI.NDLEY T 9 BRISIDLEY P 8 Three hits and;' .an. error and -pushed r rug ,. • Richard Dema er dozen runs across to give the hits, forced two errors and Alister Nevins walked in the Ziebart 8 McGee 3 • Arbour- stole second and.went second and Glen Ferguson hit . Bowlers their first win in four scored four runs himself :_to - to third t on another.went into. a fielders choice that starts. The Bowlers got off en lead McGee Pontiacs'to'a 10-3 . Ziebart Rustproofers. sent error that senhMcGee in the right foot „in the first in- win over the Lakeport wiped out a one run indle t grabbed Shoemaker at third; g17 batters to theplate in the first. Arbour took advantage h d ' B indley ' Ron Hodge forced on an error. ning when Ron. , Ritchie ,Steelers: Sowerby also.held second and third riings and . of a third McGee error to r over to. load. the bases and.Phil stepped into a triple to lead the -Ste•elers to five hits 'and Plastering tovictorythe order off. ' Bruce Stoll struck five batters out to help' : came -away with an.8-3 win'`' score and Volrand went to Brindley wTrsday night. in ..a ' 9 8 walk: earned and• of rc a singled Ritchie in and was in the win. over McGee Pontiacs • in third on Ron • Corriveau's, contest Thursday night. walk: Jim, Martin forced caught on a fielder's choice The McGee pitcher scored -Monday's league action: single: Volland pushed they t t ther error to single and g fourth fthegame The Plasterers wen o ono score tobeighton a k tfi bottom of the score Nevins before a fluke that left Bill Black on-� first. the opening run >.n _ ire t k moved d on a ft h singled in the first • Tom Love started the error -before McGee closed and pushed the tieing hit retired oB die error and scored on inning Doug Spitzig beat out scoring work . in e " Blac own -after er : e. seventh he Plasterers. splurge with a single the door: winningruns across with John Phil caught una:pins rin y.. andBlack riinnin Dave Patterson's single. In a Lakeport error '• t:o; � move off a Pontiac error., Love stole ., no one � out. r steal. the uce . from hitSecond The 'the .second the :Bowlers .Sowerby around and both' '^ his way'to third and scored on The Pontiacs "came ' back .v •Truckers. Bruce , from second removed s -on les . S d_on a second r ..r•....to -a single,,by�Rick .Duckworth. with two runs• in the second from the._......: - - _. ... , ..... ... -the---loaded-the-,bags :-s?ng .,Dore from ..„Rob Snell,, .. John Don Johnston. Sowerby Lee Arbour singled to move inning when Kevin`Meriam" ''Fisher . signalled�o �le�ad- off-'"Iriterferei�ce-• •removed "-the ;- the inning and went to second .chance.; of tile: Truckers Crawford •.and, Bruce 'Stoll managed'' a - single off a Duckworth down.and .Ray drew a wally. and scored on that a Plasterer error smashed getting foceDlay at home setting ' up Glen •Faulkner's Steeler- error .in ' the third, Volland laid down a sacrifice . Paul Kelly's .triple. Kelly tieing run John Hoy to take and umpire Doug, Fisher rand .slam home run. The : went to .second' on a Wild to put them both in scoring scored on an error on John. the dley to' dr. Ross ruled• Hodge oht at the Glen B ' e. .Glen' .fowlers added two more runs pitch; moved to third on Doug position. Duckworth came in. Warr'g sacrifice •fly. Rick, Brindley smashed a' and Fergusonthe std in the fourth when Glen 'Spitzig'ssacrifice"and scored: on a_Pontiac 'error 'and Ron• Sowerby scored the game's bagger to score Fisher .and Fergson added . firstrs. other Faulkener came' out a walk on an• error to Rtiss Pruden Whetstone singled Arbour in. final run. in the seventh after Bran •Bowman slammed a Plasterer run in the tafternand scored on .a triple by• Ron Sowerby added a run to Simon Langlois led off, the he singled: He moved . to tri le to score Hoy for the he was hit by a pitch and ..Dave Patterson: 'Patterson the Pontiacs total in the fifth,. third • inning •with'- a round . second on a wild pitch, third'. p scored from second after Phil•. win. came' in en a. single by'Mike .. with a 'Lead .off -homer, ands". tripper with nobody•on. Tom on Ron Whetstone's single Truckers made ohs Black -walked -and M.Jim Martin n-Ddhert beat Rick Sowerby followed Alp,:Love followed up with a single, and scored on a Ziebart error • TheWild en. Ke . , . y ru :si a n inning contest that withla folk dngled. Martin. gave•. hp aan• out a fielder's choice in the with a: triple: Russ Priider:, arid Rick Duckworth moved.' to Kevin Meriarn.- Rick game gapto a in singleruclosed the Bowman s forx hitterue low . l3 good fifth that caught John singled Sowerby in arid him to third with a double. A Sowerby gave up 11 hits in the gap off a run. Johnand Bowman's was Crawford at Isecond. Bruce scored himself. after Dale Pontiac error scored Love loss striking out five: Simon • led with . a single and for awiri. Stoll singled to move Doherty Misch drew a walk and John and moved .Duckworth . to Langlois sot the win fanning. around and he scored on a Phillips and Ron Whetstone third and Lee Arbour singled . 10 and giving up six hits:' sacrifice by Bill Black. • , hit singles: Ron. Sowerby beat—to drive in the third run: Brindley notched a pair of out an error in the sixth to go COUNTR.Y CLUB BY DORIS; PAQUETTE, Fine weather : has ' finally arrived and the' golfers are out in full force. The big news at - the Maitland is the Pro -golfers "'Mini Tour" being held' at'. the Maitland on„Friday, June 11. starting at-” 12:00 o'clock. Mark that date.. on your calendar and:come down and watch the pros play. Maitland pro Ed Rowe will be playing with fellow _pros from Kitchener, Waterloo, Brantford, London, Stratfordp Sarnia, Chatham, Strathroy, and Windsor - among these pros will be Ken Gerard who has played at the Maitland before. Boys are'needed 'for, cad- dies so if you know of a boy who is jnterested in the game of golf, leave his, name with Ed at the . Pro Shop -or call him at4-9641. The tennis courts are in at the club and will be ready for play in about ten days. Watch the paper for the grand opening date.- as two former Davies Cup Champions will runs in the seventh leading off to first and scored on -a two . with . John Hakker's si- bag smash ;by: Doug Spitzig. ngle. Jim Martin slammed Russ Pruder singled Spitzig a double to drive Hakkers in, in before Lakeport halted the moved to third on .a sacrifice drive- leaving: the Pontiacs by Walter Bell and scored' on with the bases loaded. Kevin a pass - be at the^ club or ball Jim Martin Meriam and Rick Sowerby { b f this a batters and gave added runs in the seventh. fanned thee They are Keith' Carpenter and up a r Ladies' night winners for John .Crawford three a 'four tallies in the final twg innings hitter for the win: : Mayashot at a were: first. flight; breaking Sowerby's Maxine .•. Martin, Hazel dozen hits .in .the loss.; . ' Lakeport posted their Harry Fauquaker. Beaver,' .putting; second flight,: Sheilagh Sully, Ardithe Brissette, Joan McDougall, putts; third flight, Diane Melick, Chris ' Hoffmeyer, Verne; Frith, putting) fourth flight,- Joane Jasper, Sandy Braid. Maxine Martin was closest to the, pin on 6. The ladies` section at • the Maitland have started an interclub with Sunset and Kincardine. Kincardine will host the first of the three on Wednesday June 23, starting at 10 a.m. Eight ladies from each club will be entered 4n this in- terclub. Sign` your name on ;idle sheet at the club if you wish to go. Monday Men's Night winners were: Dave Cornish Reene Eveleigh, Bill Bradley, ' Tom Jasper, . Jack Hoff- meyer., Randy. Hugill, Fred Jewell, .Don Elliott Ken .:Treitz and John=Sekneiker. • FRESH ASPARAGUS TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER TO 524,7474 BENMILLFR ACRES Per Lb. BRINDLEY.T 10 one hitter. Barry Block tripled in the sixth and scored • CANADAjum when John Fenwick smashed BrantNeil pi n jumped on aa a:d'ouble. Fenwick scored on a Glen McNeil pitch and drove a dei acs' error. Wayne it. out of the park to start a 10 Pon Draper singled in run Brindley offence that • seventh, moved around thehe• edged Canada ' Co. 10-8 M Ron' .Miller's sacrifice and Sunday's action. Bowman's scored On Prank •ice an's homer led off. the third inning' single. Brian MacKenzie;. that resulted. in four Brindley strucknout six and gave up a runs. Gord Riley drew a walk dozen hits in and g and moved to second on John s. McGinnis' single.- Louis Fisher 7 French 4 Yundt collected a . double for two runs and then scored on " .. Durst Brude Bowman's single. "In Gerry. Boog hammered a towering drive the fourth Brian Bowmand ne just over the left centre fence hammered a •double a' o drive in two runs breaking scored when Gord' Riley to a followeda 3-0 defecit and sending up With another twor dtea c it victory over bagger, Riley scored on Ross - Brindley's single. • French Cleaners. The drive . TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES COMMERCIAL BOWLERS are having a DANCE SAT. JUNE 5 AT THE LEGION HALL MUSIC BY — MAITLAND SUNDOWNERS. • • CALL 524-7098 to reserve your tickets. $6.00 a couple 1 Corporation- of th:e. TOWN OF GODERICH GODER•ICH. MU-NICiPAL DAY NU•RSERY�:' Registration of preschoolers for the_ Fall Term,. beginning in September, will be held at 15 Caledonia Ter. Goderich Municipal Day Nursery an Fri'tiayf June 11, from 9:30' A.M..to 12:00 Noon. For further information phone Mrs. Carol Eyener, Supervisor, at 524-.6806 Now Guaranteed 1n\'estnient Certificate's with terms of . 5 to 10 years Paid'annually Paid', ,mi -annually ' . rtific�tes in ex6�ss of 5 years the'Canada Deposit Itlsuran Ce are not insured by ce Corporation. VG Serving Ontario since 1(:89 RM. and GREY T£,21 FST COMPANY Ilunager D. (Dove)-. Cross 5240381 Goderich T 4• Goderich Industrial Softball 'League Standings Division "A" ' L T Pts. Ziebart - 50.. 0 10 French Cleaners • -- 3 2 0 Brindley Transport 2 2' 1 5 Lakeport Steelers ,:'T 2 1 ;° 3 Little Bowl 1 • 3 • 1) 2 • W. Division ;`B Fisher Builders • 3 1 . 0 • 6 McGee PontiaoS Gord's Sports .23 :.• 22 0 0 .46 .. ..1 3 0 •-. . 2 Canada Co: Brindley Plastering 0 4' 0 0' Games Tonight : n Fisher vs. Gord's Lakeport vs French , - Games Sunday Brindley T vs Little Bowl - Brindley P vs. Canada Co. • Ziebart vs Lakeport McGee vs. Gord's I_ Games Monday / Gord's v's Canada Co. 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