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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-07-15, Page 6• PAG • 6,r, -ODER AL -STAR, TT HURST Y+ JULY 1-5,18y6 ---., acCus leads ilarettes charge Marilyn . Mactuspey went j. -six,. for six at the plate. and scored five riinS to lead Gardiner's Superstars ta.a 28 ..:_ 4 victory over:, the Sailorettes '• ir1 'Ladies.Recreetional "sof- • tball Wednesday action., Lori.=•Keller, :and ° Jud.y • Draper .• went : to .the rnound' , held the Sailorettes to three hits in the firstiive inin'nings. • The Superstars scored two•. early .runs irr; the first." Lori `• Keller ..,homered and •Mac,truspey doubled •-home Pat,,Denomme or the .tallies: They added seen more runs' ^ in the second inning ori•'seveh singles, two doubles 'and a Trite Third:.. inning was the ' Superstars' best. when •they scored eight -runs upping their lead to:17=0 on five singles and four doubles, Another run. was added in. the fourth as. Mariln MacCuspey scored'. • On -Cathie Sturdy's single. The Superstars "'got four more, ' making 'it 2220. in .the ' fifth inning, •'when Dawn 'West- brook chipped'in though RBI's Slamming a bases-; loaded triple. • • • The Sailorettes- scoredd four runs in the bottofn`of the sixth •. . breaking' the ';. shutout threatened by the Superstars Wendy Prue; Judy,Bedard,::':' *Joyce. McIver.. and Wanda `Million ' came through_ ,w*th':' the runs_for the Sailorettes, `" -Super star 'bats swung .for six more runs in the top•of the seventh with power -hitter Hat • Denpr.-t; omn'ofethdp.._riincriving.a borne run Lori; Kellet:- and Judy'` Draper combined talents for the win while Jodi Cox pidked up ' the gloss with Bev Doll pitching. relief.. The Super- stars retain their hold on first place in the`;League. "• • iamondsia1Io Swin ers 23-4 Goderich Blues' Diamonds -walloped • the •Go,derich: Swingers, -23-4• in•' Huron Centrat° Ladies' • Softball League action Wednesday, The Diamonds , had., only 'one , scoreless inning in their triumph. and'pitc'her Marlene Black>;aye .up justfiyehi,tst The Diamonds started out strong °getting 'seven .;first - inning ..runs on seven hits. Judy _Brindley scored another in the second_ and'. the•. Diamonds had an8-0aead, ;The Swingers got their first ' 'hit of the ball game frorn• Jean : Maclnnes .in -the'. top- of the• • thjrd, and Ilona Murch drove her across the plate for their ''f irst run. ' The Diamonds '-promptly oatdng could • ,scored seven runs and nppetl their lead to 1.5-1 on nine hits. Blue's :Diamonds had :their only scoreless, hitless inning in the: fourth°as pitcher Diane Leddy found the handle on her Lp.itahes. The topof.the fifth marked two Swinger runs, Sherry.. • :.. y • ni Goderich Bantam• girls first baseman;, Sandy Rowe grabs the throw ahead of the Dublin baserunner in a game played Tuesday', rn the last.Weeic,Goderich beat Dublin, Seaforth and Tavistock, (staff photo) •• • irl antam s undefeated in lastnine start :Goderich Bantam Girls had in the fifth, thwarted by a Wither walked and Michelle another. good vyeek, keeping_ D•ublindouble:play. singled home the first. . Close , to -first place•with wins In ° th,e sixth . Goderich Tavistock -run. over Seaforth 14-4, ovel' started another rally., Tracy Denise Mitchel more Tavistock •12-2 " and ^oyer-- Jewel.walked,. then scored on singledwith two out in the Dublin 13 2 Mitchelmore's double: Sandy • seaond and scored- on Rote's tc Boyce. hitting a •two-run:a :Rowe then scored her with a p • the Sixth Goderich• tri le for h ::_don ..Again the -.scoring Diamonds GODERTCH AT DUBLIN` single, Jackie Meriam got: on run.: Rower; -was then nailed marched. away, "mooring' six` base . and Ann McDonald. coming into the. plate: •runs -irk the bottom of the fifth.-_, Goderich .girls scored all . ,. The Diamonds topped off' their'runs• in th'e'firs't and last slammed a two -run trips for .: In •the third inning, Kauf the rsctirin wall two"m'ore'in ' inning s:and 1, Denise Mit sik runs and a 13-0 lead " - man end Jenny Harper. led off;,. the sixth, and the ga'lne;ended -'•chelmare°� pitched five and _,.Then, in the top' of ., the: • with walks. Then with' -two :, 2 • - .. • iamonds over• seventh with two out, Mit outs registered;• Heidi Elliott '1 4 3 , D+two thirds innings giving up ' chelm, •e, walked a' man and walked, Lori Thompson got*•. Swingers••:. Marlene •;:Brack one. hit as they defeated the gave�'up a two run j�ofrrer'to , .three run triple . and Mit~'', pitched the•win for the ' Dublin squad 13 2 on Tuesday • end the game With just two cheltnore.slamrried a two-run Diamonds While Diane Le for Lori Thompson started' a , hurled in a losing cause ening: t t d hits .and -two runs given up.. homer 'giving • the Goderich ' first 'Mitchelmore hurled the..wi'n girls an 11 -1 -lead: the Swingers. , rallythef' st seven -run In „ lr in six and one-half innings, ''The; fourth: inning saw yet. with a homer. Then Traty pitching nine strikeouts another run as• Harper Jewel got On as did MitP g walked, stole a base, ';w•as mmore and -Sandy Rowe and,came sixigled in ewe :. a Menem then, got a two -run GoderiCh',r caprtali' Ld on , home on'a passedhall•° , Tavistock Uurning Tavistock got their • o e e shortage a chelmore L Jackie ' TAVISTOCK AT GOD1;,rRICH sacrificed to third �a n 9 d. on two. ,pitching, second . • • double and score • ,: u •• ,. al eight walks given up¢into run. o%_the game on -t ree' If, consumers don't stop chases tven:twice'.the amount- fielder's choices. Then Rita - eight g • P y .hoardin mason -jar that she or he really needs,. .Lassalineand'jenny Moregot ea ter$undaya'fivernnin walkmorgiv endscoringMit2`'' p g on base and came. home •on • g re• acement lids . as they.,. the "demand is. ' doubled:' � defeated Tavistock 12-Z. � inthefifthinning. • ,come on•the market there ,Obviously:,if this hoarding Lori Thompson'ssecottdhitof Theyyrie Elliottdand` 'Lori: • Mitchthinni got the. win for ••couldrbe a'shortage for. this continues, --it won't take long, the inning, a triple, giving Goderich a 7-0.lead.- • . ..•, . Thompson started the game Goderich giving: , up' eight. year's' canning season, report to create a drastic Shortage,' food specialists at the Ontario Purchase 'just as marry lids Dublin cam e close to . arun with, walks, °Denise Mit-. walks -and ,one• first -inning w'11 need for as Denise Mi chelmo,re gave'' "chelmore got on one passed .base hit... - ball t l o d t h e bases and Food Council, as you think you r .' Last summer's shortage of, this year' and leav-e :the.rest uP two walks and hada-hen on a o... n 'first and third with two out Sa.ndy.Rowe's,sin le,brou ht .'GODER1CHATSEAFORTH, "'lids left many. consumers ata for your neighbors. Otherwise two men .home. The Jackie ' . loss as to`liow to::preserve the your rto a manager :may be ..but struck out the side. M It :was., even .closer. for'1�Ieriatri walked to load the Goderich had • another abundant supply eof s, • tarso, forced to limit the - amount.- ecoo a The bases, Chris Kaufman 'hittilit-Spree", F'rid'ay'•'' evening'"' fruits.and vegetables; sold to .each crustomer until Dublin in the s They duplicated the feat to score a as they defeated• `S"ea°Tor-TATOY This- yea'rw, well over twice the supply and demand even got a walk,. a hit:b basestter and. run and Ann ,McDonald with sixteen hits, seven for as many lids. are beingsingle to load" the with out reportat. one out, • but .again' Mit- tripled .for' .five first' inning extra bases, by a scoreof 14- _::manufactured in Ontario•and All reports indicate that the . - laxge quantities are • also supply of fids :will be, more c�relmore :pitched•herself out iTa' - 4. of .jam with two strikeouts. Tavistock' eam.e back for aj Sandy Rowe scored Heidi: being imported Yet the lids than adequate for` this year's run .in.thei.r half'of the inning. Elliott inthe first on a double afir disappearing • quickly canniiig.season so there is no Goderich was next to -leave Rohner led off with a walk, (continued'on page 18) from store shelves. the bases loaded; as thea, did need •for `panic .buying -. ' . :, . ...'"If every consumer ' pur-,• -,, S' va • ,1. Cgrner of Montreal 'Street t '• ,› and The 6gilare, Gode`ritli (41AIRGEX • PIONEER SPEC-IAIQffE NOW At Prices Never Before Offered IrrC.anada! -(Lim'ited Time Only) 4 PiONGCR AM/FM STEREO--RE€E1. 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