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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-28, Page 8;ra )977 Canada Company ended Little Bowl's win ,streak recently in Industrial League action blasting the Bowlers" 16-3. The Bowlers went through four pitchers, trying to silence the'Company bats but gave up the 16 runs for- cing an early end .to the gam"e Bill Black started for the Bowlers- and Was .replaced by John Crawford, after giving up four runs. Crawford was touched for eight runs and was replaced 4by Bill Chisholm who was.eventually Paul Baechler of Goderich Sunset Golf and Country Club presents the Fred Hulls Memorial Trophy to team captain 1 ►on Fuller. Fuller and his teammates Bruce Lyndon, • h1arty Buchanan and Dennis LeBrun fired a four. -man best- hall score of 66 to win the tournament last Sunday. (staff photo) Sue MacAdam veins in Kingston by Chris Wildgen Again we at the Sunset have congratulations to offer one of our lady golfers. Sue MacAdam just returned from the Ontario Amateur in Kingston. She stood third low gross in her flight. Sunset Ladies' Interclub was held here Wednesday, July 20. Doris Paquette was first low gross for first flight. Adele Drennan was low gross in second flight and Karen Sturdy was low gross in third flight. On Saturday, the Annual Domtar-Sifto Salt Tour- nament was held here. Rick Sowerby and Bill Brown were the winners of the trophy. Congratulations, guys! Friday was 'dessert night London golfer wins Maitland invitation BY JEAN HANLY The highlight of this writer's summer was a day spent at Glen Abbey, wat- ching the Canadian Open. What concentration- the players displayed, and their ability to come out of the many sandtraps on the course has to be seen to be believed! We met several Maitland members that day, all en- joying the perfect weather, the great spectator viewing conditions, and the fantastic shots "the pros were making. The annual Men's Invitational is but a memory, good for some, not so good for others. Ninety-eight golfers teed up last Saturday, when the wind became a hazard later in the day. Peter Clark Jr. of Fanshawe Golf and Country Club was the winner with 2 -over -par 70, recording an eagle on the final hole. Low net for the day was Jack Hinton, Maitland, with 64. Winner of the second flight, - decided after four play-off holes was John Hanly, Maitland, scoring a . 78, defeating Bob Hall Jr. of Fair Villa. Third flight winner was Bill Johnson, Kincardine, with an 85. Winner on Men's Night, with a low net of 28, were Jack Gould and Jim Bissett; Kevin Rumig had a net of 29 and tied at 30 were Art Allen, Walt Palmer, Stan Paquette, Russ Gemmill. Ray Hilton, Stan Kelly and Da'veCornish had a net 31. Bingo Bango Bongo was the name of the game on Ladies Night, when thirty-two ladies turned out despite the heat. Jean Knight won the first flight with 10 points, followed by Maxine Martin and Doris "Paquette, tied with nine; 2nd flight - Sally MacEwah, 14 points, Edna Looker, Jean Hanly; Chris Hoffmeyer; 3rd flight - Bud Elliott, 10.points, Bertha McGee; Special flight - Catherine Walsh, 10 points, Gail Bettger, Lynn Edward. Some of our winners at the recent Interclub held at Sunset were Doris Paquette, low gross 89, Mary Catherine Lassaline, low gross 44 for 9 holes, and Verna Kane, ptitting. In Couples Tournaments, around the area, three Maitland husband and wife teams have made• good showings. Tony and Del Bedard won low grossfor the day at Chippewa, with John and .Verna Kane taking low net. Stan and Doris Paquette came in with sixth low net at Kingsville. Congratulations, golfers! Last call to sign up for the Air Canada 2 -ball, Saturday, Aug. 6. Remember, the winners of this event go on to • compete in Toronto with those from other clubs, for the top prize of a trip to Nassau in October. Golf - the game that has turned the cows out of the pasture and let the bull in! Township girls hammer Stanley 31' I)1 1NNE IIR, NI) Friday night, July 29 should prove to be another evening. of fun for all. The Homestead Park at Bayfield is coming to Holmesville-to do battle with our Slow Pitch Team. The time is ,, � p.m. and anyone interested in playing or just watching come on out. Last Friday night Holmesville travelled to Benmiller and lost to The Foresters in a close 1? -9 game. Our girls teams had a pretty good week. The Juniors beat Stanley and the Seniors defeated Stanley 42- 14. In the boys division the Juniors both lost their games while the Senior "A"' team beat the "B" team 29-14. It's nice to see a few more spectators out each week. Next week, the Holmesville Junior girls at Benmiller "B". Senior girls Londesboro "B" at Holmesville. In Junior Boys, Holmesville "A" at Auburn and "B" at Varna. Senior boys Londesboro at Holmesville "A." and Varna at Holmesville "B". Tykes are tougher despite 8-2 loss The Listowel Tykes scored four runs in the first two innings and coasted to an 8-2 victory over Goderich in a league game played at Agriculture Park, Monday. Despite the loss the game was an immense im- provement for the Goderich squad who were previously humiliated by Listowel 31-0. Listowel scored one run in the first inning added three in -the second inning and a single in the third for a 5-0 lead. Goderich narrowed the margin scoring two runs in the bottom of the third on a two -run single by Matt Buchanan that scored Todd Graham and Richard Bedard. Both Graham and Bedard reached base on walks. Listowel added a single run in the fourth inning and completed the games scoring with two runs in the sixth inning. D. Elliott went the distance in : the victory while Jim ... Keller of Goderich was tagged with the loss. The Tykes play Walkerton in Walkerton this Sunday and return home for a game against Clinton Monday. at Agriculture Park at 6:30 p.m. THE HURON COUNTRY SINGLES invite EVERYONE to attend their dance to be held Saturday, August 6 SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Music by LINCOLN GREEN Dancing from 9 P.M. -1 A.M. Admission $8.00 Includes Buffet for the _Two Ball party when everybody played golf then filled up on some super desserts. Tim O'Brien and Mary Lynn tied for first place with Phil Evers and Helen MacDonald. George Bolton and Maxine Martin tied for second with Art Mountford and Bev Denomme. Ladies, 'remember your pot -luck supper. If you haven't signed for anything yet, either phone the pro shop or come in to let us know what you are going to bring. • For Ladies' Night last Thursday, glow gross for first flight was Gerry Mountford and low nets were Adele Drennan and Verna. Kane. Low Gross for second flight was Joyce Bolton. Grace Sale Mary Lynn Telford and Betty Helesic were low net. For third'flight, Cathie Hubic was low gross and low nets were Anne Miller, Mariette Chisholm and Edna Powell. For men's night, Rick Sowerby was low gross and Gerry Lassa -line' was lore net. First flight winners were- Ticker Mero, Tim O'Brien, Dennis LeBrun, Leroy Bedour, Stan Connelly, Bob Cousins. Second flight win- ners were Art Burt, . Andy Smith, Harold MacPherson, Randy Miller, Art Mountford, Bruce Lyndon and Marty Buchanan. Third flight winners were Bruce Crawford, Walter Shear - down, Cliff Kennedy, Bob Cornish, Pete MacDonald, Rennie Armstrong and Greg Beacom. For coming events, we have another two ball on Monday, August 1. The tee off time for the monkey golf is 4 P.m.' Golf with your husband, and singles are welcome. Pot luck,supper will follow. Again, men, remember the Men's Invitational on August 1';. replaced by Terry Powell. O'Keefe. Tom O'Brien forced Tom,O'Keefe won the game another Bowler error and -with a thtee run shet in the Mike _Palmer drilled a triple first. inning. The. homer to elean up. Dick walked in overcame a 2-0' lead the his second ,trip to the ilate Bowlers pet.logether at the and Conlon singled to seore 'top of " the inning. Mike Palmer and an error allowed Donnelly led off the Company Dick to come in with the burst with a walk after Pat eighth run. Conlon had singled. Lee , Glen Tigert scored in th-e wbOn that got Conlon at third and singled; moved down op a Glen Tigert singled to drive walk to O'Keefe .and scored Donnelly over, O'Brien made on an error on Bill Durst's hit. it 4-2 with his shot before The Company added another Black retired the side. three in the fourth to force the mercy ending' to the game. Conlon hit a shot that got through the infield and Mike Donnelly sent him to third with a single. Arbour cracked a hit that Charlie Crawford threw away allowing Dick to spore and Glen Tigert cleaned up with a triple to end the scoring. Terry Powell grabbed the final Bowler run in the fifth when he singled and used two Canada Company mistakes to score. Tigert threw a four qiitter for the win while the Bowler pitchers combined to give up 11 hits in the losing effort. Mike Wildgen scored the first Bowler run when he 'singled, moved down on a sacrifice -by Charlie Crawford and scored on a single by Glen Falkiner. An error on a hit by Bill Black sent Falkiner over. The' Com'pany added another eight in the second. Bob Dick led off 'with a single and an error allowed Conlon to single. Arbor cracked a single to score Dick and an error on Tigert's shot scored Conlon. Tom O'Keefe singled Arbour in and Bill Durst beat out a fielder's choice that got 1.11411i 04001 „. Gripers Ind Pairem.1 " GAMES T.ONIOH I .1 vs. Greis0 es Parent acrifice ri wirmin Jim Bell hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom ofthe seventh to score Jack MacKinnon from third and boosted Fisher Builders to a 1-0 win over Gord's Sports in Industrial League action recently.- The win moved the Builders into second place behind Ziebart Rustproofers in the Maitland Error gives Ziebart win. An error in the first extra inning boosted ' Ziebart Rustproofers to a 4-3 decision over the Lakeport Steelers in Industrial league action recently. Rick Duckworth hit a shot to right field that Briar MacKenzie let get by him sending Duckworth to third. Al Sygrove managed a two out single to score the win- ning run. Tom Love made it 1-0 Ziebart when he dropped one over the fence to lead off the first inning. Carm Fielder tied the game in the second when he smacked a -homer and Wayne Draper and Fielder drilled back to back round trippers in the fourth to give the Steelers a 3-1 lead. Duckworth and Ron Corriveau led off the Ziebart fourth with singles and Duck- worth scored from third on (I pass ball. Wally Pierson drilled a single to tie the game the second time. Don Parker pitched for Ziebart and gave up three hits, all of them round trip- pers. Draper gave up a dozen hits in the losing effort. Birds use comeback to win • The Green and Parent Thunderbird used a three run sixth inning rally tO over- come a 5-4 deficit and drop Canada Company 7-5 in Industrial League a.ction recently. The Birds grabbed three of their 12 hits and three runs to grab the win. , Canada Company ran up a 5-0 lead before the Birds ." started their comeback in the ;fourth inning., Pat Conlon -singled to start'the game and scored on a single by Casey Wildgen that Jim Harrison mishandled in centre field. Wildgen scored on a sacrifice fly. Glen Tigert led off a third inning rally for the Company with a two out • • single. Terry Austin chipped a single to move him around and an error charged to first baseman Dennis Miskie allowed both to score. BOb Dick scored the final Cpm- pany run in the fourth when he tripled and scored on a sacrifice. The Birds started their -drive in the bottom of the fourth when.,Miskie hit a shot that first -baseman Bob Dick, mishandled. Jim Harris'on singled to move lVfiskie around and Dick Schoemaker scored him with a one bagger. Ron Hodge singled to score Harrison and an error to right fielder Austin. on* Pete Frayne's shot allowed Zehr's 56-0 If the Zehr's ladies softball team had their way they would just as soon forget abouetheir game against the Goderich Blues Diamonds Monday night_ The Diamonds took ad- vantage of the inexperienced first year club in the ladies Recreational Softball League as they buried Zehr's under a barrage of bats to win the game 56-0. The game was called after five innings. The Diamonds batted through their order at least twice in both the first and' third innings scoring 17 runs in each inning. They also scored eight runs in each of the second and fourth innings and added five more in their final at bat. The -Diamonds played tight defenseAs well allowing only four runners to reach base. Diana Glousher gave up four hits in piccking up the win. The Diamonds attemptedto improve their league record as they battled the Clinton Housewives in Clinton Wednesday night, Zehr's returns to action next Tuesday night against the Swingers in Bayfield. PLAYGROUND PENNY CARNIVAL JUDITH GOODERHAM POOL THURSDAY, JULY 28th PLAYGROUND CAR WASH AT 5 POINTS GULF STATION Schoemaker and Hodge to score to bring the Birds to within one. Frayne started off the winning burst in the sixth with a one out single. Jim Martin doubled to tie the game and an error on John Hakkers' hit scored Martin with the winner. Hakkers came win with an insurance run on Miskie's single. Jim. Harrison gave up six hits in the win while loser Glen McNeil gave up a dozen. ( • Division of the league MacKirthon us Gord's errors to ,get and Bell. drove hini one out in the seve run broke a scorele Fred Pellow and D tney were battling ov pellow carried a no the third inning wh Chip Wilson wal Pellow managed to g the jam when he g single to Courtney 'an next two batters to h grounders that wen plate for the force, Ginn popped up. Ph only other Sports' Pellow retired the s men on in the fourth inning. Petrie sent Ji to the left field fence' of the seventh but -Du the stab to end the in The Builders left on board in the first w Durst singled • with Denis LeBrtin singled him to second but .1 flew out to end the gerry Durst drew a the third, moved.to se a pass ball and tried from second on s centre by MacKinnon McCabe gunned him the plate. to. keep th scoreless. 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