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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-30, Page 9Ivoi„ erd pr Tr rway ad 15 a 140 of, inosi as of y egrai 101 !obi ;ode ngl gr ell h I ical sili ssit no(, hil ger - on nt of ; on( si E Iss • tlis 01 uslusta „.; „ , • .$„.:1',F • ••"••'4'....q•••• Oa, .0,•••,"; •;•,, • ' • ;!.Jt„, GODERiCit art romp r Bowlers RustProofers - 15 hits for 14 runs little Bowl 14-1 in Softball action .:night. Simon give up a single and uninthe atterson ended what hitter for both teams urth when he drilled a timer with nobody on eBowlers a 1-0 lead. ansen stepped into a the bottom of the to collect the first hit off John Crawford Rustproofers went on five runs. Langlois Hansen to second and ckworth beat out the of a fielder's choice Hansen at third. Parker singled s home and Ron u singled Duckworth ally Pierson stepped ouble to score Parker veau. Pierson went on an error , and on a sacrifice fly by assaline. Doherty- relieved d in the fifth and the ofers went to work on r five more runs. Hansen started it off again with a single and Langlois moved him around with a one bagger. Rick Duckworth singled when the Bowlers chose to hold Hansen up and an error on Parker's hit scored him. Corriveau waited out a walk that brought Langlois in and Pierson drove in Duckworth -and Parker with a single.. Al Sygrove sacrificed to bring Corriveau over with the 10 run. Hansen started off -a two run burst in the sixth when he .got on en a fielder's choice that grabbed Ron Whetstone at second. Langlois single d Hansen into position and Duckworth brought him home with a single. Corriveau singled Langlois in. Tom Love and D.ave. MeIvor scored the final two runs on Langlois' clout* 'after Love beat out a fielder's choice and McIver walked. Crawford was the loser giving up five runs and five hits in four innings while Doherty was responsible for nine runs and 10 hits in three innings. Langlois got the win on a two hitter, School champions in track and field at St. Joseph's Separate School at Kingsbridge were honored by their class mates recently at a school awards assembly. The school winners were, front row from left, Joanne Crawford, senior girls, and Stephen Frayne, senior boys, back row from left, Steven -Hickey, junior boys, Denise Connelly, intermediate girls, Bob °Austin, Intermediate boys and Christine Stapleton, junior girls. (staff photo) Palm Beach Fashion Foursome A wise investment, the merger of a low -lustre tex- turized polyester solid colour vested suit with an extra pair of check slacks. You can plan a whole weekend around this four -piece convertible outfit. Blue, salmon or green. Corner Montreal Street And The Square, Goderich OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL uckers dump Canada Company ey Transport erupted runs in the third in - grab a 7-0 lead and to an 8-2 win over Company in Softball action , The win was the of the season for the Truckers. Brindley used a double and two Company mistakes to take a 2-0 lead in the first inning. John Warr started off the garriF with, a double, roved to third ,on a sacrifice fly by Phil Black and scored oderich grabs stowel 9-6 oderich International Centre Bantams won nly game last week, g Listowel, 9 - 6. The gave the Truckers a e of revenge for a 29-0 that Listowel had the Goderich team in TA meeting ten days in Listowel. oderich Bantams now record of six victories Y one defeat in league stowel's loss was their of the campaign, lost to Crediton in ari season encounte Wed Goderich played Crediton here last night (Wednesday). The Truckersnext home game will be next Wednesday when Kincardine will be the visitors. Dan Maillet was the win- ning pitcher for Goderich in their victory over Listowel, scattering ten hits over the seven innings. Willy Denomme had three hits for Goderich, as did Dave Moore. Larry Madge hit safely twice. Ted Doherty, Jim Costello and Rob McDonald each had one hit for the winners. • JUBILEE 3 IADE NEW STARTING. TIME 1 porn-. sharp SATURDAY; JULY 9 Parade Route Starts on Highway a (Huron Road) to Elgin Avenue, to stoplights, down Kingston Street to The Square, around The Square to South Street, down South Street 5 blocks to Blake Street, west (right) on Bioko Street to Mc- Donald Street, to Agricultural Park. The PlIrelde: .ATTOO "unit 4 p.is.) Op.e, 01 on a Company error to Bruce Bowman. Bowman moved to scoring position on a sacrifice by Steve Haggitt and scored on a second error to Louis Yundt. The TfOtker's struck for five more in the third using a rash of Canada CoTpany errors to score. Bowman managed a single off a - Company error and moved to second on an error to Haggitt. Both men moved a bag on a pass ball and an error on Yundt's hit scored Bowman. Glen Ferguson drew a walk and Mike Kernighan singled after. Haggitt had scored on another error. Ray Herd smacked a single to push Ferguson and Kernighan over and the Truckers had a 7-0 lead. The Company managed to get on the board in their half of the third grabbing their only runs of the game. Tom O'Keefe 1 led off the burst with a singled and Lee Arbour got hit by a pitch. Mike Donnelly grabbed a single to score O'Keefe and Casey Wildgen singled Donnelly into position ,after Arbour was thrown out at second. Mike Palmer doubled Donnelly over before the Truckers managed to end the drive. Len Kolkman scored the final run of the game in the seventh when he was hit by a pitch, stole second and third and scored on a Canada Company error. Ray. Herd was the winner with an eight hitter while loser Bob Dick was tagged for six hits. Mosquitos in first The Mosquito team deserves all the headlines this week as they won a solid victory against Seaforth by the score of 4 -] to take over first place in their division! Jeff Denom me and John Thompson combined for all of the Goderich goals with each player scoring two. The entire team played very well as they have done all season as is indicated by their first place position. A special thanks to referee Rick Fisher and linesmen Karl Kroehmer and Pil Grace. In the Bantam division Goderich travelled to Sarnia to lose a tough one 4-2 against the Sarnia Dimocco Con- tractors. Goderich couldn't help but have a winner in the Atom division as the Goderich A team played the Goderich B team. The A team came up with a 7-0 shutout. However the score is deceiving as tie B team played much better than the score indicates and„ made the A team work hard for their victory., ' The Goderich Squirts ran up against a stone wall when they met Grand Bend in Goderich. Gerry Kingsley caught a hard -shot near the end of the first, half to keep the game deadlosked 0 - 0. However late in the second half Grand Bend broke through with the games only tally to win 1-0. This was the first goal scored against • Flyers Rovers Racers Dynamo Gerry Kingsley in three games! The Squirt's—Zine win against three losses is very deceiving, as on the other hand they have only been scored against more than one time in one game and have 13 goals for and ,,goals against. The GoderichSquirts have only allowed two goals in their last 3 games. In the Grand Bend *game Ian MacKinnon deserves special- mention for an ex- cellent defensive effort 'and David Brown who showed 'some real hustle on the for- ward line. After Grand Bend took their 1-0 lead Goderich started to roll and got several shots at and around the Grand Bend Goal. However the Grand Bend goaltender made some splendid saves to earn his shutout. In the house league the Flyers bounced back into first -place by slipping by the Dynamo team 3-1. The Racers and Rovers found themselves in a 1-1 deadlock. `4 This was the rovers first draw of at - of the season. The house League standings are as follows: Incidentally the Goderich Minor Soccer dance was a success and we would like to thank all those who bought tickets and also the many k women who donated food to the luncheon and the many others who worked very hard ' to accomplish this success. W L D OF GA PTS DUCIN Green & Parent Ford, Mercury Sales Now Open In LINTON! PETER PARENT AND JIM GREEN ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE NOW EXPANDED THEIR BUSINESS TO CLINTON, WITH A SALES OFFICE UNDER THE CAPABLE MANAGEMENT OF GEORGE CUTLER. Yes, George has gone to Clinton! 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