The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-08-19, Page 31
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GODERICH INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS .
Division .A
TEAM •W . L T Pts.
Ziebart.Rustnroofers 18 2• I 37
French Cleaners 14 7' 0, 28
Little Bowl 8 11 1. 17
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akeport Steeiers • 7 12 I .1'S`
Brindley Transport .... , .'..... '.'.. , —5 12 1 - 1-1
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McGee Pentiacs 15 5 0.. 30
7 -- 2 24--
`G`ord s Bprarts_::.. .14; ._, : ... t . ; : 'l l
Fisher Custom Builders .... ,.• • • ,11 11 0 22,
Canada Company 8 . 13 • 0 16
Brindley. P_lastering'.. , 2-' . 18 .0 , 4
Games Friday
Cord's. vs Little Bowl
Brindley.T vs Lakeport
Games Sunday:
Brindley T vs -Lakeport
Ziebart vs Little Bowl ,
Brindley'P vs McGee's' -
Games Monday: Playoffs.
Div. A Tearn 1 vs Team 4
Div. ATeam 2vsTeam 3"
Games Wednesday
Div, B. Team 1 vs Team 4
Div.13 Team 2 vs Team 3
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and Bl ace Fisher on base. the seventh inning:: Larry
French 10 Ziebart 4 In- the topw of the fourth,
Lamont rounded the bases on
• have
errors ,:and Brian'iioy scored
In what should have been a ` Little Bowl increased thet>~
pitcher's battle, French. Dry lead to 9.3 as a Charlie o]l a single, a,saGrthci and an
Crawford -single, Bruce ,error.
Cleaners rallied for five runs = Lan lois took the aietory
Stoll s second; . double acid g.
in the fourth inning and went for. Ziebart as Brian •Hoy
on , to hand Ziebart Rust- :'Glen Falkiner's triple. turned
into threeruns, dropped the decision for
defeat only their 'second Br%ngdley rounded out .their Lakeport: .
defeat of the season. scoring in; the fourth at five -
Ron Klages was a,standout Cord's 11 Fisher's .8
at ,theplate for Frenc with a'.pair. Bruce�>xisher and
Bruce. Bowman both .tallied
.getting e . t and -a hits ler rununrng d on Louise Yundt's.ciouble•. A six•run Fisher rally in the
triple .' a homie.and.p Scoring closed in the fifth °top taf the seventh fell short of
driving in four raps for'hisLittle 'tle Bowl marked their.: a tie by the three as they were
as t stopped
squad,. tenth run,:Wayne':.Tebliutt s Pp by Gord's Sports l.8e
French struck .Langlors onFishers took the lead in the
single turning a,run1or'the,
the mound'for'Zebart. early.''. winners second with a.:pdir, •both,
Ron . Klages' fed off with a John Crawford got the w -''n ';'coming in .ori Doi Fishers
single in the first and came for Little Bowl' "with' Bruce triple with one do
fo g Bill •Gallow s_double '.. Gord's
iia
then.
s t
Stoll pitching: three.mnings of :.ole the lead
for the gamfirst run.
reliefand.Brian Hoy took the . on Bob. Rhiet`s two run"homer.
They marked: three more iii and
:. a,. run -scoring double
the second rnnin defeat: for Brindley. g
g, :" Ray
from Jack=Kelleu•gh, :
Mothers and John Orr both Company 16. Four. runs in'the third
Doug t,., ord's .lead to 7-12..
- ' Kellongh, Stan .Doherty,
:gat on with • singles' as Ron "---
French's
Canada b h G
.Klages smashed a three -run Brindley P 4
homer with two down, upping In ' a ,shortened gains, Warren Watt and Phil Petrie
French's• lead to 4-0.all crossed the' plate for the
1, in Ziebart_ c_oreless, Canada Company marked 6
the�}runs in the fast -inning. and ._:.Sperts, �'
French boys took a defeated Brindley Plastering ° Phil Petrie added another l'
co.rrimanding_O 0 lead' in the b a 16-4 score.•run in= the :fourth when he-
four=point game with five' tripled
Casey Wildgen had ' two_' home Doherty who
fou'rth-inning John Orr, , aired first on an error.
Jim McWhinney, Ron Klages, doubles, a homer. and five g
RBI's, and -Glen Tigert on the Three more runs in the fifth
Brian. McLean ' and Bill mound had three hits to pace inning capped the Sports'
Gallatin; all marked for French the Canada' Company team. , scoring. A two_run doubleby.
• as ` the game got .out of Brindley led off with a'pair Jon Ginn • and a . one -run
Langlbis'.hands. - - ' s. Jim Martin and Richard double ,by Stan Doherty.
French• almost added Shoemaker scoredaruns after marked the rally3
another, in the fifth as Ron hitting singles: In the' top of the seventh the
Klages tripled ., and was - - Canada- Company took the..• Fisher. squad came out with
,tagged out going for home , leadin abig'way with six first .fire in their. eyes. Needing'.
plate. inning runs off the bats of nine runs, their work was.cut
Ziebart finally got on the • Casey Wildgen, Bob .Dick, out "• for them".' Fisher's°
Glen - McNeil. and Claude marked runs from ;Jack
Turcotte. McKinnon, Jim Durst, Jerry.
The a - Canada -Com.pany Durst, John Hoy, Don McNeil
added five more runs., in the and Doug -Fisher all.carne in
third,'Casey Wiidgen's double .• before Gord's could retire the
counting two and McNeil and. ' side on a •.fielder's choice,
Turcotte scoring on errors. leaving Fisher's three ,big
.They capped the game with runs behind. .
five more in the fourth inning. Stan Doherty went two for.
Claude 'Turcotte's• •;two -ruin two with a walk and an error;
double and Casey ' W ildgen's • scoring two. runs •and driving
two -run home run •were the in another, with nine
big plays in the inning:.. strikeouts ' for ' the win, and
Brindley Prastering added. Don McNeil,' quick at the
apair' inthe' top of the fifth tow plate as well; took the loss.
•make'their finish somewhat.
iof the seventh for three runs more' respectable.' _Jim • Cord's 1 Canada.Co. 0 .'
---before-331n—MeWhinnicy go-"-ma'rti'rr led" off with -a-•single-°fin---a-4r-ue p-itchee:s du.
_. straightened.- out and -retired and scored on 'Ron Hodge's Wednesday evening; Cord's
the next' three batters on easy •'double. Hodge carne in when • Sports"tallied a single run in
ground balls: Jim Harrison ..Singled with the second . inning to edge
Don McWhinney took the. _..two -aril. _..;-.
• .Canada Company by a 1:11
yin for French Cleaners as'Glen Tigert, league leaing 'score.
Simon :Langlois .Who had a hitter', took the win for.
perfect day at the plate to no Canada Compa'ny' as Walter
avail, marked his second loss: Bell on the. `mound for Brin-
dley collected the' defeat:
Little Bow110
scoreboard in the bottom of
` the • fifth as Ron, Whetstone
--gained base on an error with .
nobody out and •Simon
Langlois singled him in,
In the sixth .inning French
continued to mount their lead,
adding •another to go into
double figures: Bill, Gallow's
double brought home George
Sutton • who : got on with a
single: •
"Needing nine runs to tie, the
Ziebart squad: came out:
fighting. •They marked five
straight singles in the bottom'
Gord's got just four hits -to
two for Canada Company .and
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allowed just; one ;`man past
first base. Pitcher Stan
Doherty also marked , eight
strikeouts.
The first threat carne in the
second vdien-!Cord's scored.
,Jirrr Ginn ted off with a single
Phil Petrie advanced him .to
second and .R'ic'k McLean's
base hit brought him' home
for the Winning run.
,.Gord''S'threatened.again in•
the ._fourth.: Jim Ginn tripled
this: time With • a man down;
"and the needed, sacrifipe.'fly
never' came. • Ginn - was;
stranded: .2" •-
Mike •' Redmond . was the
only. -real' scoring • threat for
Canada Co. In the top of the
-fifth he "led off with a. -single.
The next man•strt'ick out and
Redmond got a. , far s t iz d
base. before' DohaRt$' retij d;
the side. •
Stan Doherty notched the
win- for Gord's- Wile Glen
Tigert logged'another entry
in the Canada ,Company
heartbreak book.
McGee's 7:Fisher'4 4'
McGee's Pontiacs' scat•
tered seven runs 011i1elve'
'hits to four Ior Fisher Custom -
Builders to keep' a firth hold
�an th S p:ennan t°
g McGee's rria.rked eart'y on a
` run -scoring double•from Ron
"Sowerby to lead A-0 irithe'first•.
inning, •
They upped that ,total to4.0
natrie secofid with runs'from
John Warr, ,jiarry Kerr an,d.
Tom.Crawford.::
Fisher's' got •
on Mlle ,
scoreboard : in the bottom.
the second; Jing Belt gained
base on an error and,: two
more McGee errors brought
hire in for their first score:
'•'They pulled within one run
getting two in the.fourth.• Io1
McNeil: and. George Gould •
singled with two `down and
scored on I4ob,, McBrid.e's ..
double. '
Three errors .and a' Russ..
Pruder single in the tap of the:.. •
.
fifth- inning count ed' two more
zpuns for McGee's, making the
*score 6;3. '.
T e Ick Fisher"•
h p u y 1 squad"
run.. inthe :
managed another
bgttom of the fifth: John Hoy:.
" singled; advanced` on. an .error
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Little Bowl, on the strength
of .a six -run- -second 'inning,
.defeated • the Brindley
Transport squad 10-5 Orr
'Monday. .
The••seoondjust inning saw ju
three hits for Little Bowl but
every man was on base at
: least once.
- The second . saw the first •
scoring of the game';as- well.
The speedy Bruce Stoll saved
two sure outs. for'. Brindley
arid helped the•six-run drive.
Brindley. T came back and
scored their first. runs in the
bottom of the third. With two .,
out, . ,Brian Bowman hit a
home - run with Louie Yundt
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French Cleaners shelled
the '•Lakeport• 5°teelers .with
five tuns in the third inning. :
and sixin the fifth to win I1-2
on Sunday. .
: Bill -Gallow led the 'FrenCh
hitters with a single, double
and ' triple while Don
McWhinney on the • rnound
allowedjust three. Lakeport
hits.
Lakeport drew _first .blood
with a 'run in the second in-.
ning. Tim .1VIcLean led. off
with a waik and scored on
Carmen.' Fielder's base hit
with two down.. °
. The bottom, of .the third
inning rnarke.d the first
French rally. George Sutton.
'added.a homer to his total to
score a pair, Bill Gallow' '
drove in Ron Klages with a
• triple and scpred on Frank
McDonald's base hit-. ••
McDonald later' scored . on
Don McWhinney's h►t.
• The teams couldn't muster
a run until the second big
French inning - the sixth.
Every- player except Sutton'
got on base and six runs came .
in, upping the French lead 'to -
Lakeport added a final_run':
in the seventh inning. Carmen
Fielder -doubled to lead off
and carne in on an error.
Don . McWhipney._notct�ed •.
the victory in his cap and -big -
hitter. Wayne Draper took the
defeat for Lakeport. -
7.iebart'7
BrindleyT 2
Ziebart. Rustproofers,-
_getting • three-h•it Pitching -
from Simon Langlois and a
big first inning,:. thumped
Brindley Transport 7-2. ,
' Langlois pitched 11
Strikeouts,'. scored two 'runs:•
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and had a"perfect day at the
plate for Ziebart.'
The .,bottom of the first '3'
.0 inning was good for six of
seven Ziebart runs. The btg
play of the inning was. Dave ,
Mclvor's - three -run double
'with one out..
Brindley managed hot a hit •
until Larry Lamont
through with a double with •
two downin the fifth. .
'Ziebart ; scored& : thcit'
seventh and `final run in' the
bottom of the inning. Simon
Lan,glois.led off with a single,
went ,to third on. an error and
scored when '%t-1-"S:ygrove hit
into a double play.
Brindley `I•raia°spor'tmarked -
thei.l• only, runs in the .top o.f' .
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