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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-19, Page 8.."t.. 5d pAQ - ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 Waiting for the tag Little Bowl catcher Dave Patterson waits to put the tag on Larry Donnelly of Fisher Custom Builders who tried to score from second base on a single. Despite a meagre last inning rally Fisher lost the game 7-4, their second Toss of the season. (staff hpoto) Little Bowl hammers Lakeport Wayne Draper blasted two shots out of the park•to keep Little Bowl from humiliating Lakeport Steel in Goderich Industrial Softball action SundrF'when.. the Bowlers grad'e'r Lakeport 11-2. • Tte Bowlers pushed "six runs over in the fifth inning to blow 'a 2-1 game wide open and tacked on . three more runs in the final two innings to win their opener. Glen Falkiner drew first blood in the game with a two out double in the first. Rob Snell scored him with a single. Mike Wildgen added another in the second leading off with a walk and scoring on a Lakeport error. Draper caught his first round tripper in the second inning getting the first hit off John Crawford after Crawfordhad mowed down the first three batters. Ken Doughty started off the big burst for the Bowlers with a Ingle in the fifth. Bruce Stolt dpubled him in then scored on an error to Rob Snell. Dave Patterson doubled Snell in and scored on a single by Mike Wildgen before Terry Powell homered to make it 8- 1. Draper slammed his second round tripper of the game with two out in the sixth to end the Steeler scoring and the Bowlers added another three to their total. Glen Falkiner singled in the sixth and scored on singles by Patterson and Wildgen and John Crawford singled in the seventh and scored on Stoll's double. Stoll came in on a triple by Falkiner before the Steelers ended the misery. John Crawford got the win on a four hitter. Thund.erbirds win opener 8 - 4 over Gords Sports The Green .and Parent Thunderbirds kicked off their first full season of Goderich Industrial Softball by doubling Gords Sports 8-4 S.inday night. Starter Jim Martin held the Sports off the hoard for four and a half innings and Jim Mclvor helped out with the pitching to secure the win. The T -Birds, struck for three runs in the top of the fourth to break open a scoreless tie. Martin led off the inning with a walk and scored on a double 'by Walter Bell. Dick Shoemaker doubled Bell in and scored himself on a long sacrifice by Pete Frayne. John Hakkers continued the drive in the fifth leading off with a triple and scoring on an error to Len Kolkman. Jim Harrison singled Kolkman around and both scored on hack to hack hits by Turner and Bell. Jim Mclvor made it seven in the final inning drawing a walk and moving around on Bell's second double. Schoemaker grabbed WANTED! Moto -Cross Riders for SUZUKI RM's 1s 1. Apply to . jLL YGtJLL� SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Vorna Ontario D.& 519 26'2.5809 MOTOCROSS RACES This Sunday, May 22 at Hully-Gully another double to score Mclvor and 'Frayne doubled in Bell for the final tally. Bob Riehl, Dennis Williamson, Des Courtney and Paul Dougherty tallied for the Sports. • Ziebart rally falls short of Pontiac Ziebart Rustproofers .grabbed eight runs in the final two innings of their season opener with McGee Pontiacs but dropped the game 10-9 in Goderich Industrial Softball action Sunday. -Ziebart left the tying run on second before the Pontiacs managed to stem the charge. McGee jumped on starter Ron Whetstone in the first inning sending eight men to the plate for two runs. Paul Kelly started the inning with a double and Ron Sowerby followed with a single. Doug Spitzig loaded the bags with a walk and Russ Pruder drove in Kelly and Sowerby with. a single. John Phillips started a four run spurt for the Pontiacs in the second inning by waiting out a walk. Phillips stole second and Paul Kelly moved ,&rungs' him to third with a single. Bill Gallow led off the spree Kelly stole second and Ron getting onase on a fielder's Sowerby brought them in choice. ittiao.eorge Sutton with a home run. Rick dribbled a single to shallow Sowerby singled and Spitzig left and Don McWhinney drew his second walk to send drew a walk to load the bags. him to, second. Ken Daer Tim McLean waited out a cracked a single to drive in walk for the first run of the Sowerby before the Rust- game and Clare Harman proofers retired the side. jumped on a Fred Pellow Ziebart finally got on the pitch to make it 5-0. board in the top of the fourth when Rick Duckworth reached first on an error. Wally Pearson sacrificed to move him to second and Don Parker forced a second McGee error that allowed Duckworth to score. • The Pontiacs went to work in the bottom of the fourth and tagged relief pitcher Parker for two more runs. Ken Daer kicked off with a round tripper and Russ The Builders came alive Pruder followed with a single. GODERICH INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL, Ken Meriam singled to move hint round and Kelly singled him in. The Pontiacs added another pair in the fifth when Doug Spitzig smacked a homer with Rick Sowerby on. Ziebart grabbed four runs in the top of the sixth to cut the lead to 10-5. Dan Duncan singled to start the rally and moved to second on an error to Greg Hansen. Duckworth singled Duncan in and Wally Pearson hammered a round tripper with two men on. The, Rustproofers got on track in the seventh inning but couldn't ..grab the tying run. Dennis Lassaline waited them out a walk and moved to singlean i~U k second on a single by Tom Love. A wild pitch moved both runners up and a Greg Hansen and Duckworth hit back to back singles to bring scoring positlgq'� Hansen in and a by Parker weld could manage , Pontiacs endedt Grand slam by Harman tells tale A. two out five run burst in ,the first inning was all French Cleaners needed to grab a 9-4 season opener from Fisher Custom Builders in Goderich In.du..strial Softball action Sunday. -Clare Harman did the Builders in with a grand slam homer in the opening inning and the Cleaners tacked on another four runs ,in the final six in - Bill Gallow hammered a second French round tripper in the second bringing ip Ron Klages and John Orr after Klages had singled and Orr had walked. !Cages added the final French run in the sixth scoring on a Fisher error. 1 -le singled to lead off the inning, and moved to third on Rae Mather's-single. An error on Bill Gallow's hit allowed Klages to score the ninth run. TEAM . 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