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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-11, Page 9Au ,m,. of Ped and s)t n, ✓q !nts Iver Hurts ars s: .i. o victories oderich Superstars ed a torrid- pace in. dies Recreational League winning two ver Goderich Sports ucknow Ladies. Superstarsover- Goderich Sports 35-3 ue game played in July 20. perstars wielded an bat and were led by urdy who hit two s and scored five i Keller added six en trips to the plate d six runs. a int cats, tered d em Seri in in ;, co walls, ar br 174 orts scored their e runs iri the fifth ent the distance in y while Mary Burns d with the loss. The Superstars ' continued on their winning ways as,tliey defeated, the Lucknow Ladies 11-4 in a game played in Goderich August 3. The. Superstars built up a 9- 1 lead after four innings of. play before the Ladies scored three runs in the fjfth to narrow the margin. The Superstars scored their final' two runs in the fifth inning.. Dawn Westbrook led Goderich scoring three runs while teammate ` Cathie Sturdy chipped in two. Winning pitcher Lori Keller hit,a home run in the four -run second inning. Barb Helm provided the majority of the scoring for Lucknow hitting a three run homer in the fifth inning. hth inning rst gives bart win exploded for six e eighth inning to 3-3 tie and beat the Company 9-3 in League action at Park last Sunday. unloaded on losing len Tigert for seven e top of the eighth 'le batting through r and scoring six_ ada Company was mount a comeback al at bat. ams played tight through three innings before ruck for three runs op- of the fourth in - Duckworth singled out, advanced to a wild pitch and third on Simon single. Langlois second and Dan elivered a key two - the park home run ree runs. Company got one in their half of the n back to back y Casey Wildgen Tigert that scored The Company tied in the fifth after elly singled in Tom nd Mike Palmer, The Company tied the score in the fifth- after Mike Con- nelly singled in Tom 0' Brien and Mike Palmer. O'Brien led off the inning with a double and Palmer reached first on a walk,, °'• The teams played scoreless until the extra inning, with one out, Ziebart raked Tigert for seven hits in a row and six runs. Langlois, Arn Parker and Duncan`delivered the key hits with successive doubles and Dave McIvor chipped in with a run scoring triple. Catcher Rick Duckworth, Langlois and Duncan led the Ziebart 12 hit barrage with two hits apiece and they also scored two runs each. Tom O'Brien was the only Canada Company batsman to touch Langlois for two hits while five other players had one hit apiece. Langlois gave up'seven hits in picking up the decision while Ziebart tagged losing, pitcher for 12 hits. Both teams resume action tonight as Ziebart battles Fishers at 7:15 p.m. and Canada Company will play French Cleaners at 8:45. Both games will be played at Agriculture Park. n improves set .course hris Wildgen s a blessing for the t a curse for those n to be playing golf ain decides to come seem to have had a of it in the last sk the ladies, it ladies' night last ever it's a blessing rse - the greenness rways is proof of entioned, it rained ight.In spite of the. there were still Iv ladies' out and three films shown utting, one on pit - chipping, and the iquette of golf. All good films, so the definitely not 's night, Tom Love gross and. Pete d was low net. Cam Id and • Paul were winners for Seven teams from Clinton, Goderich, Bayfield, Seaforth, London, Sarnia . and St. Columban participated in a Goderich Minor Soccer tournament in Goderich on Saturday.. It is hoped that- the tournament will become an annual event. The London team won the tournament with the St. Columban team as runners up. GoderlcLplaced - first flight. Winners for second flight were Bruce Lyndon, Ed Harrison, Andy Smith, Art Burt, Gary Chambers, John Brown - b -ridge, Marcel Richard, Ward Hodgins, Steve Doak and Stan Telford. For third flight, the winners were Gerry Lassaline, Walter Sheardown, Don Fuller, Steve Palmer and Rennie Arm- strong. For those of you who go 'in the two ball parties, and for those who haven't yet but would like to . join in the fun, 'the, next two ball party is on Sattirday,'August 13. It will be nine holes ofgolf'starting at 5 o'cld-ck, followedby, a bar- becue. Sign in at the pro shop. As for the. Invytationals, entries are filling for the Men's, Ladies' and Juniors, so phone your own foursome in now. Remember: the Men's is on August 17', the Ladies' is on 'August 24 and the•Junior's is en AuOust 31. fourth but tied the London team. Here for the 9 a.m. kick off are, left to right, John Bissett, president of minor soccer, Tony GibbIngs, captain of the Clinton teamcouncillor Elsa Haydon who kicked out the first soccer ball,, Vic Alexander, Goderich team coach and Mike. Wedlock, captain of the Goderich team. (staff photo) rindley defeats French Br"fndley 'Transport came up with one of their strongest efforts of the season as they dumped Maitland Division rivals French Dry Cleaners 7- 4 in Industrial League play at Agriculture Park Sunday. The, Brindley defense came up with one of their stingiest performances of the season and kept French batters off the bases for four straight innings. They then withstood a two -run rally in the bottom of the seventh inning to claim the win. French scored one run 1n the bottom of the first inning as Brian McLean reached first on an'error advanced to third on passed balls and scored on George Sutton's single. Brindley capitalized on walks and errors to score three runs in their half of the first inning on two walks and an error combined with timely hits. Bruce Bowman, John Verway ' and Henry Kolkman scored the Brindley runs. John McGinnis got one -run back for French in the bottom of the second inning but Brindley scored single runs in the third and'fourth inning for a 5-2 lead going into the last frame. Brindley scored two more runs in the seventh on hits by Louis Yount, Fred Shoemaker and Mark Ker- nihan to increase their lead to • French managed two more runs in a modest rally in their final at bat. Wayne Kennedy was hit by a pitch and scored on Sutton's triple. Sutton then scored on a Bill Gallow single before Verway got Harmon to fly out. Kolkman, Yount, Schneider and Kernihan .led the Brin- dley offense with two hits apiece. Sutton belted two of French's five hits including the run -scoring triple. Verway gave up five hits in collecting the win while Gallow was tagged for eight hits in the loss. McGee's edge Little B w1 5-4 McGee, s Pontiacs capitalized on two- wild pit- ches and a sacrifice fly by Ron Sowerby to score a single run in the final inning to edge Little Bowl 5 - 4 in Industrial league play at Agriculture Park, Sunday. Little Bowl pitcher John Crawford gave up seven inning singles to Doug Spitzig and Rick Sowerby and allowed the runners to ad- vance into scoring position on two wild pitches. Ron Sowerby then flied to centre scoring Spitzig from third base for the winning run. Little Bowl led early in the game on the strength of a two - run first inning home run by Glen Falkiner. ' The blast scored Ron Ritchie who led off the inning with a single. McGees countered with four runs in the top of the second inning as they tagged Crawford for four hits. John Phillips, Wayne Doak, Harry Kerr and Paul Kelly all scored runs for the Pontiacs., Little Bowl narrowed the margin in their half of the third inning, on a run scoring triple by Bill Black that scored Ritchie from third. Black again provided the offensive punch as he tied the game with a solo home run in the fifth inning. But Crawford's wild .pit- ches led to winning run in the top of the seventh inning for McGee's and winning pitcher Rick Sowerby retired the side in the bottom of the seventh. Spttzig and Rick Sowerby led the McGee attack with three hits each in four trips to the plate. Teammate Kelly chipped in with two hits. /UIiCQC.Lt mall NAKAMURA PHARMACY Suncoast Mall, Goderich . 524-2195 REGULAR AND SUPER SNOW WHITE 200'S Tampax 10's '5.9' Tissues 63' ROLL ON\1.5 OZ.REGULAR AND SUPER 12'S Acrid l.l9/Kotex • . $ 3 200 ML EXTRA RENGTH 'VaseIifeTIntensive Care Lotion $1.49 OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY TO FRIDAY OPEN 10 A.A. TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY Black was the top Little Bowl batsman as he con- nected for a triple and a home run in four trips to the plate and drove in two runs. McGee's return to action Sunday in a 5.,30 game against Lakeport and Little Bowl will battle . Green and Parent Monday. 8111 Thoi'i'lj on of Z i a Ione shooter.w1 r perfect score at theiva was the' atlt>a Trap Shoot held 'On August 3, While he came clean with25 shots Murray East of Clinton followed,_closely behind with 24 shots. John Anderson of Kippen and Jack Mills of Guelph tied of ..Goderich, Jamie Caldwe • of Kippen,1).. -Zehr .of..Zurich and Paul Stanley of Clinton each hit 22 traps. J. Zehr of Zurich followed with 21 and Bill Stewart of Goderich and C. with Regier20 of.s.Zurich followed shot Following down the line, Mery Batkin of Clinton and Joe Kende of Zurich hit 19 traps while Randy Stewart of wlnn'erat'j on August 25 birds$ n John Hessel foIlo„ behind; hitting 24 skeet Ernie MarshaJl-of Mlto ljelil 4 Lab '' - of ,Cliria torand Beussey of Kitchener each hl1 ,p 22 while Mery „Batkin, Dave Temple of Mitchell :and George Giles of London hit 111`.' Harrison `Schock Of Zurich and Jamie Caldwell. hit 20 while Ashley Gilbert and Jim East of Clinton shot 18, Paul ' Giles of London hit 17 and. - Wilfred Mullins of Stratford shot 12. MANAGER required for CLINTON JUNIOR "C" MUSTANG HOCKEY CLUB - for 1977-78 season Apply to: Box 1147 Clinton. Any player interested in playing Junior "C" for the coming season apply to above Box No. by September 1. 994 A QUART CASTROL with Liquid Tungsten ANTI -FREEZE - BUY IT NOW GODERICN AMAZING OIL MART - 211 EAYFIELD RD. 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