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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-18, Page 12moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on a single, by Kolkman. Dauphin added an insurance run for • • singled Wilson to third and starting pitcher Jim Martin was charged with an error that allowed Wilson to score. Phil Petrie used a fielder's choice to single then went to Des Courtney gave up eight second on a second error to hits and struck out two for the Martin that allowed Courtney win while Ferguson and to come in. Petrie was hit by a Martin combined to give up 10 shot off Jon Ginn's bat but hits for theloss. .,eittar on1C4je,..K.asan'Oljtaruk: seQ0-14:411,0.41.11g4...by,Dennis the blunder touched off a fou r 4440clealfm4/0.1artirrtedialf"."4" • run rally. Des '°urtneY'Llilewhen t)f-wlhethisamallacekiendathe sixth homer and Miskie tied it when he drew a walk and used a Sports' error and Walter Bell's single to score, Errors outnumber home runs in Joss the Bowlers in the sixth. Bell was the loser giving up eight hits while winner Dauphin gave up half a dozen.. , Carman Fielder went three for four at the plate smacking out three home runs and driving in four additional runs but still the • Lakeport Steelers were clipped 9-8 by McGee Pontiacs in Industrial softball action. McGee took advantage of a shoddy at- tempt at defense by the Steelers to score nine for the win. The Pontiacs opened a five run lead in the second when Ron Sowerby started, the inning with a walk. Wayne Doak singled and an error oh Ken Meriam's hit allowed Sowerby and Doak to score. John Phillips kept things moving with a single and Meriam stole home to make it 3-0. Buck Million singled Phillips 'around and Doug Spitzig drew a walk to load them up. Ken Vanderburg singled Phillips home and Million stole home for the fifth run. The Pontiacs added two more in the top of the fourth when Phillips drew a walk and got three bases on Steeler errors. Million singled to follow the act. and scored on singles by Spitzig and Van - Steelers edge Gord's 5-4 A sacrifrde fly brought the winning run in for Lakeport Steelers as they edged Gord's Sports 5-4 in Industrial sof- tball action recently. Tim McLean trhiled to start the fifth for the Steelers and Ed Jones hit a sacrifice fly to right field to bring him in. Gord's opened the scoring thAir first inning when' Jon Ginn singled, went to second on a sacrifice, stole third and came home on a Steeler error. Lakeport got that back plus in the second when Frank Hagen waited out a walk and moved to third on Jack Kellough's single. Mike Petrie singled• Hagen in and an error allowed Kellough to score. Jones drove in a run and scored one in the third when he drilled a round tripper after Brian McKenzie had singled. Sim Ginn cut the lead to two in the fourth when he grabbed a double and used a pass ball and an error to score. Phil Petrie singled in the fifth, went to second on a pass ball and scored on Warren Watt's double. The Sports rallied in the bottom of the seventh and left the tying run at second before bowing out of the game. Bob Riehl started the inning with a single and scored on a double by Petrie. A fielder's choice got Petrie at third 'and Warren Watt singled before Wayne Draper got Dennis Williamson to fly out to end the inning. Draper gave up 10 hits•and fanned three for the win while loser Des Courtney gave up six hits. Cleaners dump Ziebart 6-2 Don McWhinney fired five hitter and Ron Klages hammered two home runs to help French Cleaners to a 6-2 win over Ziebart Rust- proofers in Industrial softball action. Simon Langlois gave up just five hits to- the Cleaners but crucial errors combined with cluteh hitting made the difference. John Orr scored the -first run of the game in the top of the third when he beat out an error to Langlois and then scored on Klages' first shot. Frank MacDonald waited out a walk, ,stole second and scored what turned out to be the winner on Bill Gallow's single. Tom Love put the Rust- proofers on the board in the bottom of the inning when he was hit by a pitch and scored on singles by Greg Hansen and Langlois. Klages got that back in the top of the fourth when he drilled his second homer after McWhinney had tripled and Orr beat out another Ziebart error. Langlois jumpted,on a pitch in the sixth to make the score 6-2. iuncoart mall BIRTHDAY SPECIALS Congratulations Garb, & Gear - No. 1 -.Petrie rips homer .1" ' • 41441i.41.7.14 6 V El • wo out s Phil Petrie hammered a clutch homer with two out in the bottom of the first extra inning Sunday afternoon to boost Gord's Sports, to a 5-4 decision over Green and Parent Thunderbirds in , • • • ' ;." • . , Industrial softball. The shot was only the third hit in five innings the Sports managed off reliever Glen -Ferguson. The Birds scored first in the game when Pete Frayne drilled one out of the park with two out in the second gi scared The blast was the first of the ,piiiii'riicme on an inside the , . season for Frayne. The lead r_un by Warren tIOIt a Bird error. was short lived however as „„ the Sports struck four times `Pen F4guson started a in the,bottom of the inning. s'IL)w c9Meback for th Birds Bird third baseman Ron grabbing a run in the lourth. Hodge was chirged with an He led, off witha' double and OPE • • For Your Convenience. HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. • 6 p.m.; Friday nights li11:9 p.M. „ • • A.10,4: -Vel. k..0P4N-Ak..t.N• Gord's Sports first baseman, Phil Petrie, accepts the congratulations of team-mates as he crosses home plate *. after blasting a solo home -run with two out in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift Gord's to a 5-4 over the Green and Parent Thunderbirds. The victory was important to both teams who are battling for a playoff spot in the Dunlop division. (staff photo)' Bowler protest withdrawn Little Bowl withdrew an official protest in a game against Green and Parent Thunderbirds after they dumped the Birds 5-3 in Industrial league action recently. The protest was over a ruling by umpires Gerry Petrie and Doug Fisher that base runner Dave Patterson get one base on an overthrow rather than one and one which would have allowed him to score. Pat- terson was retreating to second when the errant throw was made and the umpires allowed him one base.. The Bowlers jumped to a 2- 0 lead when Charlie Crawford got on with a fielder's choice and scored when Glen Falkiner ripped a home run. The Birds got that back in their half of the inning when Len Kolkman got on'' -a -n error and Pete Harrison singled to move him to second. An error • left Kolkman on third and he scored on Walter Bell's single. Dennis Miskie chipped in a single to score Harrison with the tying run. . On the contraversial play in the fourth Patterson ended up scoring on a single by Bill Chisholm. Patterson had a stand up double and was headed for third when he s.potted centre fielder Jim Martin trying to gun him down. Patterson stopped and in the opinion of the umpires was headed back to second when Martin's throw went out -of play. The Bowlers wanted one and one, third and home, but the ump's ruling was third base. The call had, no bearing on the outcome as Chisholm singled him in. Chisholm then scored the winner on a double by Mark, Dauphin. Ron Hodge got one run back for the Birds in the fourth when he singled, GODERICH INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS MAITLAND DIVISION -GP 20 14 6 19 12 7 20 11 9 19 7 12 20 3 17 Zlebart Rustproofers Fisher Builders French Cleaners Canada Company Brindley Transport McGee Pontiacs Little Bowl Lakeport Steelers Gord's Sports Green and Parent DUNLOP DIVISION 21 15 6 20 12 7 21 11 10 21 8 13 21 7 14 GAMES TONIGHT Fisher vs. Canada Company Ziebart vs. Brindley GAMES SUNDAY Green and Parent vs. McGee Gord's vs. Little Bowl T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pts. 28 24 22 14 6 30 26 22 16 14 WATER DRILLING NEW HOMES and FARMS Free Estimates You and your family deserve the best of water so don't hesitate to call TOM LANG PHONE 524-6410 1 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 21, GODERICH • GUARDIAN DRUGS NAKAMURA PHARMACY 524-2195 OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY TO FRIDAY OPEN 16 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY Suricoast Mall, Goderich .••••,••• .•••••••• , • r". derblirg. The Steelers managed to get those back in the bottom of the inning when Brian McKenzie and Fielder smacked home runs. Deb Shewfelt gave the Pontiacs another run in the fifth when he singled, went to third on two errors and scored -on a sacrifice by Meriam. Phillips used a Steeler error to single and used a Sacrifice and two more errors to score ' the winning run. Wayne Draper led off a big sixth for the Steelers beating out an error to single. McKenzie was hit by a pitch and Fielder drilled his second shot. Tim McLean made it 9-6 with a home run and Fielder brought Lakeport to within one in the bottom of the seventh with his third smash after McKenzie singled on the back end of a fielder's choice. Mclean singled to put the tying run at first but Ed Jones fanned to end the game. -. Brian McKenzie was the loser giving up nine hits and fanning four while winner Ron Sowerby gave up seven hits and struck out three. • R. K. 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The Birds scored first in the game when Pete Frayne drilled one out of the park with two out in the second gi scared The blast was the first of the ,piiiii'riicme on an inside the , . season for Frayne. The lead r_un by Warren tIOIt a Bird error. was short lived however as „„ the Sports struck four times `Pen F4guson started a in the,bottom of the inning. s'IL)w c9Meback for th Birds Bird third baseman Ron grabbing a run in the lourth. Hodge was chirged with an He led, off witha' double and OPE • • For Your Convenience. HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. • 6 p.m.; Friday nights li11:9 p.M. „ • • A.10,4: -Vel. k..0P4N-Ak..t.N• Gord's Sports first baseman, Phil Petrie, accepts the congratulations of team-mates as he crosses home plate *. after blasting a solo home -run with two out in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift Gord's to a 5-4 over the Green and Parent Thunderbirds. The victory was important to both teams who are battling for a playoff spot in the Dunlop division. (staff photo)' Bowler protest withdrawn Little Bowl withdrew an official protest in a game against Green and Parent Thunderbirds after they dumped the Birds 5-3 in Industrial league action recently. The protest was over a ruling by umpires Gerry Petrie and Doug Fisher that base runner Dave Patterson get one base on an overthrow rather than one and one which would have allowed him to score. Pat- terson was retreating to second when the errant throw was made and the umpires allowed him one base.. The Bowlers jumped to a 2- 0 lead when Charlie Crawford got on with a fielder's choice and scored when Glen Falkiner ripped a home run. The Birds got that back in their half of the inning when Len Kolkman got on'' -a -n error and Pete Harrison singled to move him to second. An error • left Kolkman on third and he scored on Walter Bell's single. Dennis Miskie chipped in a single to score Harrison with the tying run. . On the contraversial play in the fourth Patterson ended up scoring on a single by Bill Chisholm. Patterson had a stand up double and was headed for third when he s.potted centre fielder Jim Martin trying to gun him down. Patterson stopped and in the opinion of the umpires was headed back to second when Martin's throw went out -of play. The Bowlers wanted one and one, third and home, but the ump's ruling was third base. The call had, no bearing on the outcome as Chisholm singled him in. Chisholm then scored the winner on a double by Mark, Dauphin. Ron Hodge got one run back for the Birds in the fourth when he singled, GODERICH INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS MAITLAND DIVISION -GP 20 14 6 19 12 7 20 11 9 19 7 12 20 3 17 Zlebart Rustproofers Fisher Builders French Cleaners Canada Company Brindley Transport McGee Pontiacs Little Bowl Lakeport Steelers Gord's Sports Green and Parent DUNLOP DIVISION 21 15 6 20 12 7 21 11 10 21 8 13 21 7 14 GAMES TONIGHT Fisher vs. Canada Company Ziebart vs. Brindley GAMES SUNDAY Green and Parent vs. McGee Gord's vs. Little Bowl T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pts. 28 24 22 14 6 30 26 22 16 14 WATER DRILLING NEW HOMES and FARMS Free Estimates You and your family deserve the best of water so don't hesitate to call TOM LANG PHONE 524-6410 1 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 21, GODERICH • GUARDIAN DRUGS NAKAMURA PHARMACY 524-2195 OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY TO FRIDAY OPEN 16 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY Suricoast Mall, Goderich .••••,••• .•••••••• , • r". derblirg. The Steelers managed to get those back in the bottom of the inning when Brian McKenzie and Fielder smacked home runs. Deb Shewfelt gave the Pontiacs another run in the fifth when he singled, went to third on two errors and scored -on a sacrifice by Meriam. Phillips used a Steeler error to single and used a Sacrifice and two more errors to score ' the winning run. Wayne Draper led off a big sixth for the Steelers beating out an error to single. McKenzie was hit by a pitch and Fielder drilled his second shot. Tim McLean made it 9-6 with a home run and Fielder brought Lakeport to within one in the bottom of the seventh with his third smash after McKenzie singled on the back end of a fielder's choice. Mclean singled to put the tying run at first but Ed Jones fanned to end the game. -. Brian McKenzie was the loser giving up nine hits and fanning four while winner Ron Sowerby gave up seven hits and struck out three. • R. K. PECK APPLIANCE "In The•Heart of Down Town Varna" • Vacuum Cleaner's - Sales and Service Of most ma • C B Radios and Accessories • Speed' Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors A Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna, Ont. Phone 482-71 VANASTRA. POWER SKATING SCHOOL Vanastra, Ont. Phone Clinton Under Direction of: Rick Iliettit FALL SESSION AUGUST 24 TO OCTOBER 10 SESSIONS HELD MONDAYS ONLY rgi ai ye; Is Aii Se titi ai ve fel p dl PI od lut od e. wil on REGISTRATION DAY: . Saturday, August 20 MOO A.M. - 200 P.M. at the Vanastra Arena FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: ., Rick Pettit 524-2239 or 482-9667 .-mo fashion shops Door Crashers Thur., Fri., Sat. August 18, 19, 20 Lee g er ra e ir t y oci nk ed te ts. e. ill ri c( y H Reg. 21.99 N°W $1 249 APPLE BEE SHIRTS PLAIN Reg. $14.00 $2 • 50 OF EACH ADVERTISED ITEMS PER DAY liMit 1 Per Customer 9 \ J fashion shops GODERICH Suncoost Mali ci os ov lin e I od no MON. 10-9 TUES. 10-9 WED. 10-9 FRI. 10-9 THURS. 10-9 SAT. 9:30