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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-02, Page 115. 4. 1. • ! • 0 600 OF0 011 EIT ,„. A • over. Duane Elliott of Robeit•son Public 'School the bar in the senior boys high jump event at the field day last Monday,. The students of Robertson ir field day events over two days: (staff photo) ntiacs squeak y Canada Co. ee Pontiacs squeaked er in the bottom of the h inning to edge a Company 4-3' in Jai,. Softball, action A walk, a fielder's' and a two out single to be the winning ation in the final ion inning. ontiacs' gra bbed a two d in their first trip to e. Paul Kelly led off single and moved on an error to catcher rbour that put Ken m on first. Rick y and Russ Pruder back to back singles h Kelly and Meriam da Co, tied the game e top of the third when almer led off with a Bob Dick was hit by a pitch and everyone moved on a fielder's choice- that grabbed Lee Arbour, Mike Donnelly pickedup a couple of RBI's with a single before the Pont iacs ended the surge. Bob Dick put the Company up one in the fifth scoring on Lee Arbour's double after he grabbed Rick Sowerby for a single.. Ken Meriam tied the game in the bottom of the fifth. He singled. moved to second on a pass ball and scored on a single by Rick Sowerby. Sowerby scored the winner in the seventh. He waited out a walk, moved to second on Pruder's sacrifice and scored on Deb Shewfelt's single. Sowerby .gave up six hits for th.e win while loser Glen Tigert was tagged for 13. The Goderigh Men SloWpitch league hern Its, first season of play 'with Nur ,,opening games .last Wed- nesday and Thursday. The Assessment Office Coyotes withstood a late • charge from the Signal -Star Paper Leafs to win the opening game 3,4733 at Robertson .School- last Wednesday. In the othei Wednesday game the Smith Farm and Garden Orphans rallied for seven runs in their final at bat to edge Local 1863, 22 - 19. • Larry Sloan banged three homers for the Orphans in- cluding the winning shot in thetfinal,,Inn,ng,t " den Broeck CbiliPO4OiMtfitifthree homers foeAhe:41,P00,4,•; • ' In Thursday's ,aetion, the Orphans continued their winning .streak Sevin: two tuns in the final inning to edge the Coyotes 15 glen Lamb led the OrphariS'with a .three rtm homer. In the other, game. the Goderich Firemen outlasted the. Beavers in a slugfest Winning 35 - 34. Seven teams are involved in the new slow pitch leagne arid games are played at .Robertson and- Victoria Schools Wednesday and Thursday evenings. , • • • " —1$T,iffit y • ,coming out to watch The four Wain lionAViCagtiP,•• y,i100.1., be encouraging_ schedule has begun- with" each NowA-for the bad news: team haying played their first „Ropey is needed to two games. The j.earns ;3303 'socCer, Our can - and their captains are r lyerS: vassing local businessmen Mike Wedlock; Racers, Steve , , has proven fruitless due to Graham;.. Rovers, Randy Graham 'and the Dynamos, John Sheardowa. The (hit four games gives evidence that these teams are extremely' well balanced. The two undefeated teams played to a draw against each other and even the team which, has not yet won a game has a defensive record of only 2 goals against per game. All cglaomsees played were very ' Passing, has .proven to be a necessity with these seven man teams. If one man tries to control the play all by himself he will soon exhaust his energy. In each case the winning team has been the one'which felled on passing. • The House League would be , GQDI hiraVroyest,.with-a better- in$lif't players and more Pellow leads Builder win Fred Pellow fire d a.four hitter, and Fisher Custom Builders took full advantage of their five hits to collect_ - their first win of the season beating Green and Parent Thunderbirds 3-1 in Industrial Softball action. Pellow fanned nine batters' for his first win in four starts. Dennis LeBrun' gave the Builders a one'run edge in the first inning when he caught Jim. Martin for a lead' off single. LeBrun stole second and scored on a double by Jack MacKinnon. Jim Durst scored what proved to be the winner in tile fourth inning when be caught a one out single. A pass ball sent him to second and an error to first baseman Phil Turner left Durst on third and Pellow on first. Pellow moved 1. had several winners at the W.O.S.S.A. track and meet held in London last week. Left to right are, rt Crew who placed second in the 100 metre hurdles ourth in the 100 metre race, Dave MacKenzie who third in the junior boystigh Jump and Mark .Hovey laced third in the senior boys shot put. Virginia Such laced third in the, senior girls shot put was absent for (staff photo) Pss; down on a pass ball and both men scored on John Hoy's double. - J ohn. Hakkers_managed_ the only Thunderbird run in the third when he singled, moved to second on a pass ball and scored on Jim Harrison's double. Jim Bell singled after Harrison's shot but Pellow got Walter Bell to fly out and fanned Glen -Ferguson -to -end the 'inning. Martin's single was the last hit Pellow gave up. Jim Martin was the loser giving up five hits. Dine with your • N.D.P. Candidates at our garden supper Sunday, June 5, 1977 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. , Guekt Speaker '1,wott444Italr,,, r„„, Fouj candidates Present - 53.50 per person - at 1141 Mitchell Court, Kincardine GIVEN UNDER MY HAND 'across from Sutton Park loir ••• Moy 26, 1977 161 Riverside Dr Exeter. Ontario ' .1 W. Eldrid Simmons • Inn - Watch for signs • dimmosammummis.......00„ 4 corninitments to Goderich's Sesquintennial celebrations. Wehave found a way to make it , easy for you to support iviinor. Soccer. We are holding a dance. at the arena on Saturday. June 18, 1977. E ntertakn Manwsu4.Oe4•• Southern Comfort,,,, will inclutiff,a 11.1141 are $10 peroot.40#`11.60111 purchased frolif sett:, at 524-934$ or Jim Kingsley at C ,,,. lle _., 524-9019. • tePc1114:' 4'4 Minor soccer Flyer Racers Rovers Dynamo W ' L 1.-0 , 1 NOTICE OF GRANT OF A POLL F407 FOR THE ELCTION. 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