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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-07, Page 13A :11X?.1f " 4wit0g. ,••••• • . . ,41 I I OPERICH 7,1977 ' • • , 1%5,5! Little Bowl managed two runs in the bOttogn of the seventh to get by Gord's Sports in a 1Q-9 slugfest Monday night in Industrial Softball action. Mike Wildgen • 6 Paul liaechler (left) presents the Labatt's Jubilee 3 trophy to Don Bedour who won low gross at the Goderich Sunset Jubilee 3 golf tournament held on Wednes ay, June 29. Andy ,mith (absent for picture) was low net., About 10 men braved the morning rain to par- ticipate in the tournament. (staff photo) Company hapimers Stee10ii&11 Glen lVicNeil threw a six hitter and .the Canada • Company bats managed 13 hits to give the Company all - 2 win over Lakeport Steelers in Industrial Softball action • recently. • The Company won the game in the first inning collecting four runs with three hits, Mike Donnelly nd Glen Tigert each drew ia1ks. • to start the rally an Terry Austin cracked a p ngle to score Donnelly and move Tigert to thi d. Austin stole second and Pat Conlon bunted Tigert over and Austin to. third. ,Tom O'Brien drew a walk /and Bill Durst singled Austin over. Bob Dick singled t drive -O'Brien across for a ,4-0 lead. The Steelers cut the lead in half when Tim McLean caught a two run sht after Brian Thompson had singled. The.runs were the last for the Steelers however and the Company went to work in the, • third adding five more to their total. Pat Conlon and Tom O'Brieh each singled to start the spree and Bill Durst drove Conlon over with a one bagger. Glen McNeil waited out a walk and Mike Donnelly hammered a double for three • RBIs..Tigert singled Donnelly. over. Conlon added the final run when he walked and scoreeon singles by Durst and McNeil. Wayne Draper was the losing pitcher. • •reeee...1. • . • -- • ,the.treii -and pilot of ksitionO1125 relax after the secon Square Saturday in conjunction Jubitee'llsree: Te Mascot in I victory celebration; The celebration was In of race and winning third spot While doing it. (staff photo) , .e.eV • e;••••• •••••• oforsorw"o'c',f7vor,,,, • 44004::,-t„,%,,,,i eeeeee•••••••,...k,••••• 1., • leg ortheir bed. race on The - racers were joined by their of the crew's --finishing the caught a one out sacrifice fly -to score Charlie 1.1.awford with the winner •after. John Crawford singled Ken Doherty over with the tying run after Dnherty hammered a lead off double. ' The Sports jumped to a 6-0 leacrthat lasted until the third inning when the Bowlers managed one. In the first - pwle.r.,starte Terry Powell walked the first two batters Jim and John Ginn and Dave MacKenzie singled them into • scOrin posttidir. Dennis Williamson singled John Ginn over after Jim had stored on wild pitch.. Rick McLean singled McKenzie over to give the Sports a 3-01oad.. -Bob Riehl led offthe second with a single 'off a Sports! error. Bob McLean singled him to,scond and a wild pitch moved both down one. John Ginn singled to score Riehl --and, McKenzie -singled McLean over. Williamson sacrificed Ginn in for the • ' 14,4: ° lead. R6n Ritchie , •put • the • Bowlefip on the board in the • third with a lead off single, Doug Stoll and Glp Falithier caught one baggers and made it 6-1. The Sports Jacked on 0„4.wo, more- in thiNip- of the fourth when Bob McLean Walked and went to third on Jim Ginn's doublejohn Ginn and McKenzie singled.and the Sporttsirad an 8-1 lead:. The `-Bowlers strucls, ,for three in the fourth•to cut the , lead inlet!. Dave Patterson ilead. 'OW *fie' , 'and Doher , & _ , ports_erroy an , 70/1 Snell beat out, an error that torson &rabbedthe:iia, ' singled ., - a fielder's seored, Pattersett. ' Powell le40 .0: batter 1:: :i14 ,, DOheety: over and of -a fielder's- choice tba Snell scored on choice making 1(84. • -.!----1.n.the fifth McLean singletr. - and moVet;Lto third on a • double by Jim Ginn. John Patterson over and t • Ginn hit a fielder's choice' and Crawford was hit, by,* p the Sports were on top 9-4. --- Powell- drew a walk 'antl The Bowlers roared back for four in the bottom of the throwing errors .-allo; fifth to come within one ofthe Doherty and Powell tOS,po' ,,at.Ls.titied, Dobai-tit:4V akeport Steelers drop Lakeport Steelers and Gord's Sports used an open night at Agriculture Park to play a game scheduled for Juiy si arid the Steelers hammered 'the Sports 11-5 in Industrial Softball action recently, The Steelers sprayed 1 1 hits in the win. • The Sports opened a first inning two runorlead when Chip Wilson beat out the back end of a fielder's choice. after Phil Petrie had singled. Dennis- Williamson drew a walk and Des Courtney hammered a double to make it 2-0. Ron Miller cut the lead in half in the bottom of the inning when he doubled and came in on Wayne Draper's. two bagger. The Steelers won the game in the second inning 'driving in four runs. Tim McLean led off with a triple and Frank Hagan drew a- walk and Barry Bloch singled a run in. Ron Miller sent Hagan over with a single and moved to second 'on a wild pitch. Draper singled Bloch and MillerOver for the 6-2 lead. The Steelers 'swamped the Sports in the fifth knocking six runs over. McLean singled to start the spree and Hagan was hit by a pitch. Larry McCabe singled and Jack Kellough drew a RBI but got grabbed on a fielder's • • choice. Miller walked to load the bags and Draper was hit hy a pitch to score, a run. Brian McKenzie hammered a • A double to score three and McLean singled him in for an 11 2 lead. The Sports tacked on two Spor more.in the sixth inning when Rick McLean doubled after Williamson" had singled' and Greg Smith walked. Chip :.; im MVnning.puccessfully completes a ear to plane ribbon transfer to tbe Piper 'cub during the.Air Show staged at Sky la rbor last' Saturday. Mynnitig. grabbed' the ladder of the • Builders beat Ziebart , Doug Fisher and Simon Langlois each Ahrew six, hitters but Fisher Custom Builders used their, hits for two runs and Ziebart Rust- proofers.managed only o in Industrial Softball ac ion recently. The -Builders doubled Ziebart 2 - 1, the second time this season the ontiacs Ken Daer hammered a grand slam homer and pit- ched a three hitter to boost McGee Pontiacs to a 14-0 Three hitter grabs Sports Don McWhinney fired a three hitter and French Cleaners managed four runs, off five hits to edge Gord's Sports 4-1 in Industrial Sof- tball action recently. Des Courtney was tagged with the loss giving up five hits and striking out four. The Cleaners won the game in the third inning. In the second George Sutton gave his club a 1-0 lead getting on with a single and scoring on Brian McLean's double. John Or scored the winner in the third when he got on with a sacrifice bunt that resulted in • an error. Ron K loges beat out the tail end of a fielder's choice that got Frank McDonald at third and Bill Gallow drove both runs across with a single. McDonald scored the final Cleaner run in the fifth when he led off with a &ruble and scored on a single by Jim McWhinney. Chip Wilson managed the lone Gord's run in the fifth. He singled, stole, second, moved to -third on aThelder's choice and "scared on a double by Rick McLean. t, • Wilson added the fifth'in seventh when he walked. raced fume from firs Williamson's single. . • flying plane from the car travelling at -approximately 75 miles per hour.(staff photo) • • •in extra two teams played to that end. Fisher -'helped his own cause in the first inning when he singled to lead off the game. Dennis LeBrun trounce- - shellacking of Little Bowl in Industrial Softball' action recently. Deer stepped into the shot in the fifth to force a mercy ending to the gailie. Ron Sowerby walked, ,Paul _Kelly singled and Rick Sowerby walked to load the • bags for Daer's smash. The Pontiacs won the game in the second opening a six run lead. Doug Spitzig scored the winner when he singled, hammered a two out double to score and ' he Builders a 1 - 0 lead th' t taste :Until the fourth. Greg Hansen tied the game Bowlers moved to second on an error to Russ Pruder and- Ken Vanderburgh brought them in with a double. Ron Sowerby doubled Vanderburgh in and Paul Kelly singled Sowerby over. Rick Sowerby ended the inning with a two run blast out of the park. McGee tacked on four runs in the third inning when Spitzig used a Bowler error to single. Pruder singled him around and Vanderburgh MAKEIT EASIER TO INSULATE - YOUR ROME. .- ere are some suggestions 2,=.1 rceoPn= • 2Make sure he uses superior - insulation products. Check the OR value. That's the insulating value. 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