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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-09, Page 13nw; Ste; nal; :omit fti io49� GD'( +fart Ste' rtli rna nV s$. g'. rP; cO,.%r 1.1cuSr, Fj! rs 0 l+ acs orts.I 1 Pontiacs put two five run rallies them to drub Gord's 11.6 in Industrial action Sunday. The took advantage of pitcher Des Court- ntrol problems and orts' errors to grab runs. elly helped push the to a 5.0 lead in the ng when he beat out to short stop Dennis on. He moved to n a wild pitch and a single by Rick Sowerby moved to the throw to try for then `'ca' me home on by Ken Daer. Ken ended up on second or by Jon Ginn and a by Doug Spitzig sent me and Meriam to ss Pruder waited out oved to second on a tch and' followed over the plate on a Wayne Doak. Williamson put the the board in the hen he drew a walk ed on a home run Rick McLean. In the third Gord's tied the game with a three run burst. Phil Petrie led off with a double and came in on Jon Ginn's . single. ' Williamson caught a single to keep things moving and rent to third on a double by McLean that scored • Ginn. Jim Ginn sacrificed Williamson home. Meriam broke the tie in the bottom of the third grabbing a single, moving to second on Spitzigls sacrifice and scoring on two wild pitches. Meriam started off a five run burst in the fifth with a walk moving to a second on .a single by Spitzig. A wild pitch moved both runners one bag and a single by Pruder scored Meriam. John Phillips sacrificed Spitzig into scoring position and Paul Kelly singled two runs over. Ron Sowerby slammed a home run that ended the scoring at 11. Dennis Williamson grabbed the final Sports' run in the fifth with a double and scoring on an error to first baseman Shewfelt. Des Courtney gave up H hits in _the loss while Rick Sowerby was grabbed for nine in the win. Tammy Pltre of the Goderich Tykes failed to connect on this swing in a .game against Kincardine last Saturday. Kincardine used two late inning rallies to down the Goderich team 19-9. (staff photo) " Jim. ;Martin grabbed two home runs and helped Green and PorentThunderbirds to a ' 4- .3..decision over French Cleaners. jn Industrial Soft - hall action Monday night. One of Martin's efforts was a two run shot and the other was the winning run. The Cleaners led off the scoring.. when Ron Klages hammered a datable in the top of the 'Cleaner first. He moved to third on a fielder's choice and scored on a single by George Sutton. - Walter, Bell tied the game in the second when he singled and moved to third on Denis Miskie's . ,single. John Heakkers got caught on a fielder's choice but Bell beat 'the play out to score. Martin put the Thun- derbirds up two with his first Truckeriedge Fisher Brindley Transport struck for six runs in the final inning to roar back from a 7-3 deficit' and grab a 9-7 win from Fisher Custom Builders in Industrial Softball action Sunday. The win was Brin- dley's first of the season. Fjsher rolled up a three run lead scoring once in each of the first three innings. Jim Durst drew first blood with a single off an error to second baseman Brian Bowman. Durst went to second on a pass ball and third on a single by Denis LeBrun. LeBrun started off a double steal and was tagged at second but Durst beat the return throw for the run. 'Bob McBride made it 2-0 in the second with a single. He moved to second, on a single by Jim Bell and third when John Hoy drew a walk. Keith Allen harnrpered aright .field fly to sacrifice Mq-BrideaaaxerI t Durst' sedred` the third run' with his second single. He moved to second on an error third on a sacrifice by LeBrun and scored on a pass ball. The Truckers cut the lead in half in the fourth when. Brian Bowman grabbed a two out double. Phil Black singled and moved to second on the throw to the plate that missed Bowman. Steve Haggit singled Black home and the the Builder lead was cut to 4- 2. The- •Builders mad.e-it 5-2 when Durst grabbed his third run of the game getting one on a 'fielder's . choice that grabbed Doug Fisher at second. Durst went to second on a pass ball and scored on a shot by Jack MacKinnon that short stop Phil Black couldn't handle. Brian Bowman slammed a home run in the'sixth to bring the Truckers back to within of the .,Builders but s" iers. appeared- to put the owlers Green and Parent and Little Bowl battled through four and a half innings before blowing the lid off their game in Industrial Softball action Sunday. The Bowlers grabbed six runs in the bottom of the fifth to open up the 1-1- game and grab a 7-2 lead but the Green and Parent Thunderbirds scored. four times in the top of the sixth to make it 7-5 Bovylers, which was the final. The Thunderbirds drew 'first blood in .the fourth when Walter Bell took advantage of an error to third baseman Terry Powell to grab a single and raced home on Ron Hodges follow up double. The Bowlers tied the game up in their half of the inning when Glen Falkiner doubled, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice by Bill Black. Little -Bowl won the game in the fifth with a six run rally. Ron Ritchie was hit by a pitch with on•e out and John Crawford sent him to third with a long single. Powell was charged with another error that allowed Ritchie to score and Crawford went in on at single by Charlie Crawford. Mike Wildgen sent Crawford., to third with a'single and then game away with three more runs in the bottom of the inning. Jim Bell started the rally off with a walk scoring on a double by Keith Allen. Jim Durst set up his fourth run in as matey trips to the plate by waiting out a, walk and LeBrun sent Allen home and Durst to third with a single. Fred Pellow cracked a single to score Durst with the final Builder run. John Verway led off the Trucker seventh with a single that turne.d out to be the first of six runs in the winning rally. Keith Lapp waited out a walk and Dave Sleightholm singled to load the bags. Doug Fisher was taken off the rubber for Fred Pellow in relief and Pellow fanned Bruce Bowman for the first out. Louis Yundt walked and Brian Bowman each drew run scoring walks and Phil Black hammered a double to score 'three runs. Black went to rally stole second. Glens Falkiner brought them both home with a double and scored himself on a 'single by Black. Black went to third on two Thun- derbird errors and scored the final run onDave Patterson's sitlgle' The .Thunderbirds closed third on. he throw to the plate trying to get Yundt coming from first. Steve Haggitt singled Black home before Pellow got John Verway on a fielder`s choice to end the inning. The Builders left the tying run on second in their half of the seventh. George Gould " singled to start the inning off and an error to second baseman Walter Bell 'sent him to third and Bell to first. John Hoy flew out to right left field, Allen lined out to the pitcher . and Doug „Fisher grounded out and the Builders were handed their fourth loss of the year against one win. Fisher went six and a half innings giving up eight hits for the loss. Pellow gave up an additional three hits. John Verway was the winner with a nine hit effort. to win the gap in the top of the sixth grabbing four runs. Jim Martin started the spree off 'with a double and scored on Bell's single. Hodges grabbed a single to score Bell after he had moved around on a Bowler error on centrefielder • Mike Wildgen. Pete Frayne stepped into a double that pushed Hodges over and then scored himself on a single by Dick Shoemaker. Jim Martin was the losing pitcher giving up 10 hits and striking out five while winner John Crawford gave up nine hits and fanned two aer's two homers give Pontiacs win Ken Daer jumped on two Steeler run of the game. Brian MacKenzie pitches for MacKenzie managed to get hotfie runs and McGee himself out of trouble three Pontiacs grabbed a 2-1 win times during the game not over the Lakeport Steelers in giving up any runs after two Industrial Softball action,, men_got on base but Daer recently. MacKenzie allowed i•' teed 'Off on a pitch leading off only six hits in the loss but his . the fourth and again leading team-mates managed only,,' off the sixth to grab the only four off Daer who gave up the '° Pontiac tallies. run on a.pass ball. In -the second Buck Million 'Tim McLean broke the and Russ Pruder used errors Steeler shutout in the top of to get on Kase but Shewfelt the sixth with a lead off was • called for leaving the single. He stole second and batter's box and Ken Meriam went to third on a fielder's flew out to end the inning 'choicethat grabbed Ron scoreless. Million and Pruder Miller: Catcher DebShewfelt;_singled in the fourth after let a pitch get by him and •.pacr'slsecond first homer but McLean came home with I Shewfdlt flew out and Meriam' what proved to be the only �iYhit a tielder's choice to end the second "'rally. In the seventh Ken Meriam singled and Rick Sowerby walked but MacKenzie got Wayne Doak to fly out to end the inning. round tripper after' Dick, Shoemaker had singled,' The, lead was shortlived however as the Cleaners. used their:' half of the inning to grab two.; and tie the game again. Brian McLean got to first on a fielder's choice that grabbed K loges at first and. moved •to third on a single by Bili Gallow. Centrefielder Pete Frayne was charged with an error that sent McLean home and Gallow to third and a w a l k by Martih allowed Gallow to tie the garrie. Martin waited until the fifth to slam his second homer to eventually Win the game. 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