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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-14, Page 8.1. -PAG L .8 -601)t -:R ICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1977 `Pere out' '11ctitland Division first baseman Gerry Durst got caught at the plate in last week's Industrial League Ail -Star game when he tried to score fromnthird on a single. Durst, the ~carting,• first baseman for Fisher Builders, is tagged by Dunlop catcher Dave Patterson of Little Bowl. Maitland Division won the game 16-5smacking out five home runs in eight innings. Durst had one of the round trippers. (staff -photo) Maitland booms five times 1T� 11 -Star game vliitlau(i I;;a n1, teed riff nn I)unl,ip prt(•i•.:r.:.d. a.rr? wonthe. (;+,ci,- ri+ lr i!ikiu1tr,al Softball le•, u_ ,,ii,t:.• {,uric I4i•:i rrra.r ti° 1ltrtl.,nd smacked run -i in the v,irt V h11, l inni•ll1 ham- (Tiered i -fr red t, 1, 11:.Iri c,i,,cel1;... got both 1)trt;i,,t, 1 •.' trippers -„Lind hill t.; ,ti,lvv .f;; i Durst, Gerry l)ur,t. i.;vrtand Gfi'corge Sutton cu-t,Flt Maitland ;h,rit,4. R ick S11werhv - r+ d the. ,ante's- firs<? run :hen he singled ,,nd stepped ,,.veer the plate, ahead of Ron Sowerby after the latter tucked a shot -4-over 'the fence in left centre. Maitland struck back in the hottom of the inning when Ron Klages and Frank MacDonald singled and Bill Gallow hit the same spot over the fence in left centre. Maitland struck back in the hottom of the ins ing when Ron I< !ages --and Frank. MacDonald singled and Bill Gallow hit the same spat over the fence that Sowerby hit. Greg Hansen' singled after Company ed es Mc Toni 1! i;r:• n , ,,:dt• ,, ; rab on. Ron Suv(', t>p , h!! in the sevcnt'h ,nl:n arid was credit -1,a.! :.iii .;.g• :l. .ing catch ,n t ,Ir ,1da .'irnp;inv's. 11-i1t etln O\ 11rtit•r I'(1n- t.1a(', S14flG1 1 (light , In indu:.tri,ii 1 1•.,lf.'t1e .,r tarn Thy lass.. was the urind irf thr sea yin for ti!• the t'(irn.tl.+re, i•, r•' d •, lour run lead in the f,r,t Inning.. Lee Arbour (•r.r(•k(•r1 1,. rnglr and moved t,, end on an error to' Pat t onllMrt—Cshin Tigert g"r.ahh.•ii ! ,v,) RBIs with a triple ,ind stirred himself on ' Tt,rr d)"Keefe"' double, O'Keefe went to third on a',Wild pitch ;,n'ri scored on Tom 0 Brien's 5inglr . Rick Sowerby put the Pontiacs on the hoard when he heat out an error to single, moved down on Paul Kelly's single and scored On ;a hit by Ken Mcriam. McGee took a 5- 4 lead it the third when they earned two runs and Glen Tigert walked in two. Ken Daer led off the inning with a double and scored on a double by Ron Sowerby. Sowerby tried to :stretch the hit into a triple hut wa's gunned down by O'Keefe from right field. Ken Meriam was hit by a pitch and moved to second on Doug Spitzi,g's single. Keri Vanderhurgh walked to load the bags and John Phillips, Rick Sowerby and Paul Kelly each drew a free ticketfrc/m ,.Tigert ,to score three McGee runs. Tigert finally gat 'Doer to ground out' to end .the in- ee Hing. . Tigert tied the game in the hottom of the third with a ' home run 'with 'nd one on and the Company added three mose runs in the fourth to` take an 8-5 lead. Casey Wildgen singled and moved to third on a single by Arbour. Conlon used a fielder's choice to single . and , the Pontiacs missed Wildgen at the plate on the play. Conlon stole a second and followed Arbour over the plate on Tigert's single. The Pontiacs regained the lead in the fifth inning with a four rtin burst that moved them into a 9-8 lead. Ken Vanderhurgh, Rick Sowerby and -John Phillips_ each singled and Paul Kelly hammered a triple to move .three of the runs over and scored himself on Daer's single. The Company took the lead hack in the sixth with a three run rally. Arbour singled and went to third on an error to ' first baseman Ron Sowerby on Conlon's hit. Glen Tigert waited' out .a walk and Tom O'Keefe singled Arbour and Conlon. home. A pass ball allowed Tigert to score the winning run. Paul .Kelly pulled the Pontiacs within one in the final inning when he doubled, .went to third on a sactfifice and scored on !ton Sowerby's shot that O'Keefe stabbed •in right field. Gallow's shot and went to second on a throwing error to Glen Falkiner. Falkiner threw the ball away a second time on Gerry Dursts hit and Hansen made it 4-2. Lee Arbour singled to start off the Maitland second and moved to third on 'a single by Klages. Gallow scored him with a single and went to third on Hansen's single. JimwDurst went to left centre like Gallow wand Sowerby and Maitland was up 9-2. Jon Ginn took advantage of a throwing error by Ron Klages and scored from second when Sowerby smacked his second homer making it 9-2. Gerry Durst got that,back in the fourth with a two run_ shot with Hansen aboard. Mike Wildgen notched the final Dunlop run in the seventh when he used an error to single, went to second on a wild pitch, third on a ello w t. ij - • ' " • 1. . • yi Fred Pellow worked two recentlj► after coming off a innings of the Industrial shoulder Injury and returned League - All-Star : game -•, `Sunday- night to fire a four oiible.. pla; en s thre Ed Jones grabbed an unassisted double play to kill a Green and Parent Thun- derbird, rally • in the -sixth. inning and help Lakeport Steelers to a 5-4 decision over the Birds in Industrial Sof- , tball action recently..; The Birds had scored Two runs 'and had two men on base with one out when Jones made a stab on Walter Bell's hit and picked Dick Schoemaker off first base. The Birds opened a two rtin lead in the first when Len Kolkman singled, stole second, moved to third on John Hakkers sacrifice and scored on a fielder's choice to Jim Harrison. Dennis Miskie grabbed a two out single and scored on a hit and run single by Phil Turner. The Steelers used three innings to tie the game and in the fourth went up by two. In the third Ed" Jones singled; went to second on a wild pitch and scored on Tim McLean's double. Ron )<Viiller led off the third With a single, moved down on a wild pitch and scored' on Wayne Draper's single. Jack Kellough tripled to start the .fourth. Lloyd Tigert waited out a walk and stole second and an error on what should have been a sacrifice fly by Brian 'Thompson scored him. The Birds tied the game in the sixth before -Jones killed the drive.. Jim Harrison and Dennis Miskie hit back to back singles to start the burst after Hakkers struck out. Both moved a ba on a ild pitch and Schoe - a er's sir glebrought them in. ._.. Carman Fielder scored the winner.. in the fifth when he singled, moved to second on a wild pitch, third on McLean's single and scored 0T1 a sacrifice by Kellouph. Brian MacKenzie was • the winner giving u p.seu,en hits,.. catching error andcored on a sacrifice by Phil Petrie. Maitland wasn't finished however and•grabbed another three in the seventh. Ray Volland led off the inning with a single and scored on a double by ' Clare Farman. Fred Pellow singled off a Dunlop error and Glen Tigert drilled' a shot out of the park. making it15-5. George Sutton led off " the eighth with .s# home run shot ` ending the game's scoring. Simon Langlois worked four innings for Maitland giving up two home runs to Sowerby while Fred Pellow 'worked three innings and Glen Tigert one. Ken Daer gave up three homers and 11°' runs in four innings while Walter Bell was tagged for one hemer and four runs in three innings for Dunlop and John Crawford was tagged f r one round tripper in two innings. Insulspray starts as a liquid foam. It fills the empty space be- tween • inside- and outside walls. Then: it hardens to form a longlasting barrier '• against winter cold and summer heat. If you are considering wall insulation ive us a call at565-26M or write Box 158 Bayfield. 1 4 Bluewatet Insulation rp... Ltd :=ran aoajg r t., hitter' and . lead Fisher Builders to;a 13-1 win overthe Giteeri and Parent; Tt(itn- derbirds. The Builders h' d a seven run fifth inning t in- Yoke the mere! rule ending the game early. _._.The' Birds led the game for two innings when `Len:Kolk man singled and scored on 'Dennis Miskie's singl¢' in the first. The inning represented half the hits the Birds, got off Pellow in four innings'. The"Builders won the game in the third when Doug Smith singled to start it two ruin rally. Jim Bell singled . and Smith went to third allowing Bell to go to second on the throw'. Dennis LeBryn singled to score both men and the Builders were on their way, John Hoy singled to start offl a four • run burst in the fourth for . the Builders. Pellow. moved Hoy across with :.a . single after. Larry Donnelly had Sacrifi to second. Doug . Sm out an error • to sin Jack -MacKinnon drew tb''' load the, bases. scored on a sacrifice and -Dennis- LeBrun Smith over with a in Jim Durst Walked: burst sin ieckMacK and Hoy -fl yfout:in hid trip iiftke inning. The Builders were it in the fifth scoring times. Donnelly singl second and went to an error on Smith' MacKinnon used an e single'. and 'Donnelly Bell waited. out a wa LeBrun kept his h swinging grabbing tw with a double. Gerry singled LeBrun in s singled Durst into p An error sent Durst and a single by scored Hoy. le B ovet nnin defi Tr trial fly. es ke ed thv ;oh Irick and Kumudini Weerasooriya won the senior mixed doubles in the Jubi 1•niors' tennis tournament held at the Maitland Country Club on Monday, July I. laturro tor gril N' cel er: fi e ies s fI ate din nc nd. le evf a. featuring comprehensi -e `v� pictorial coverage of the Reunion held July 10th at G.D.C.I. .0 bi t.