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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-08, Page 24PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1977• 5 ,a orts P a Coyotes slammed 16-4 in slow pitch final The Goderich Coyotes put together some tight defence at the right times and grabbed a pair of one run victories to win a berth in the slow pitch, championship game in the Labor Day Fastball tournament on the Wingham short Stop Bob Pegg was selected as the Goderich Labor. Day Fastball Tour- nament most sportsmanlike player by the tourney executive. Pegg showed excellent hustle throughout the tournament and batted .416 in his teams' five game stand. He was presented with the award by tourney chairman Gerry Durst. (staff -photo) Jackie Kerr was Allen Tigert's lucky lady on Labor Day when the youngster drew Tigert's name from the barrel announcing him as the winner of a hind of beef. The draw for the beef was staged just prior to the Labor Day Fastball tournament grand championship game Monday night and was sponsored by the Lakeport Steelers. Overseeing the draw is Dick Eisler. (staff -photo) weekend. The Coyotes edged inning but came back in the Dashwood 6-5 and Wingham . second to cut that lead in half. 4-3 to get to the final but were Cam MacDonald and Barry hammered 16-4 by Winthrop Bloch notchod runs for in the championship. Goderich • but Dashwood got Winthrop won the game in one back in, the third to regain the bottom of the first inning a 4-1 lead. Paul Corriveau and in the final knocking in nine Morgan scored for Goderich runs. Grabbing two singles, and two doubles tIiey scored , two runs .before the Coyotes managed an out and added another two before the second out. Hitting back to the top of the order the Warriors scored four tines before first baseman Randy Miller fielded a ball and forced the runner at first to end the misery. From that point the Coyotes stayed somewhat respectable getting outscored 7-4 across the final five innings. Win- throp added a run in the second, one in the third and two in the fourth• before Goderich got on the board. In the fifth Frank Hagan singled to lead off and used an error to get to second. With two out Gerald Morgan singled hint to third and an error put the Coyotes'on the score sheet. Morgan scored on a single by Ken Fagan before Winthrop ended the rally. The Warriors replied in the sixth with another four runs to boost their total to 16 and the Coyotes scored two in the sixth to prove they had some ability. •The win put $100 in Winthrop pockets and gave the Coyotes $50 for their trouble. In the first game of the• tourriey the Coyotes spotted Dashwood a 4-0 lead after one in the fifth inning to bring the Coyotes to within one and a two run rally in the sixth scored the tying and winning markers. In the second game of their tourney action the Coyotes posted a 4-0 lead over Goderich Coyote captain Ken Fagan accepts the runner- up trophy for the Labor Day Fastball tournament slow pitch final ,,from tournament chairman Gerry Durst. Fagan and his club won two games to get to the final but were hammered by Winthrop itt the championship. (staff photo) Zipbart ousted. by Badenoch Ziebart Rustproofers grabbed • two runs at:- the, outset of their Labor Day Fastball tournament game against. Badenoch but gave up four across the fifth and sixth and lost the 'game 4-2: The . foss ended • Ziehart's tour- nament play. Lee Arbour star„ted off the Ziebart first with a single and went to second on an error on Tom Lovers shot. Both moved up one on 'a pass ball and sacrifices by Ron Miller and Simon Langlois gave the R ustproofers a 2-0 lead. The- lead lasted until the Badenoch fifth when Glen Buttenham hammered a two run shot to tie the game. Dick Snyder singled to start the inning and Langlois managed two outs before Buttenham jumped .on hire for the round tripper. ` Badenoch won the game in the sixth, on an error. Ron Inglis singled to start things off but was nailed on a fielder's ohoice • to Larry Inglis, Larry stole second, moved to third on an error to catcher Rick Duckworth and scored on a shot by Allan Wigood. Right fielder Lee Arbour misplayed the hall and Inglis scored and Wigood went to third: Snyder forced another error that allowed Township softball play offs run. By Beverley orr Thanks to a few ntre• sunny days, play offs h„oerun pretty smoothly. this week The Pee Wee boys "Ii” tP,,rn lost their game to Auburn tying the series at one all The Midget boys "A" won a close game over tienrniller 11-10 taking acne garne lead The Midget girls defeated Auburn 28-3 winning that series two straight. They neew have a by into the fina Is. In the Tyke division. the Tykes defeated their parents 13-12 in a real close game. They stuck right to the rules f the gamic. putting one n'.other out for stepping out of the h.itre rs box, and a father t'•,r not touching home plate on his way in. The ump was rtt'ht on the hall. (tn Wednesday evening an 1 xhibitran game was played hetween the Midget boys "B- team B ,te,crr and the Midget girls. Between sexy umpires, Industrial League Imports ,ind whipping cream, the outcome of the game i5 unknown. ()n Friday evening Sep- te'mbe'r 9 a giant wiener roast is being planned for all the Two perfect shooters Jamie Caldwell of Kippen and George Hamm of Blyth were the top scorers at the Vanastra Trap Shoot on August 30 when they shot perfect scores of 25 hits each. Ernie Marshall of Mitchell and John Anderson of Kippen came in second with 24 points. Following down the line were C. Regier, Zurich; John Hessel, Goderich, with 23 hits while, Harrison Sch0ck, Zurich; Bill Rhomps�on,-. Clinton; Bradley Mann. Hensall;. Glen Mogk, Bor- nholm, Clintot4 had 22 hits. Mery Batkin. Clinton: Ashelv (;elhert- (;nderirh. Lloyd ginner. rle•nsall each shot -21 traps Jerry Zehr, Zurich and Don Bricker, Goderich hi"t 20 Ir:elr;. A. Cann, Zurich; Dave Zehr, Zurich: Paul Stanley, Clinton shot 19, while Dave ('yr-, Zurich hit 18 and Joe Kenda. Zurich had 17. Dave Temple, Mitchell and. Cliff Saundercnck, Londesboro hit 16, while Harris Snell, Lon- desboro had 15 and Eugene Regur, Zurich; Cal Lovett. tondesboro; Doris Schock, Zurich; Lorne Passmore, Hensall and Dennis Hamm, Blyth hit 14 traps. - players League p.m. at and coaches of the This will start at 6 the Ball I)iamond at Holmesville. It is hoped that the weather man will co- operate. WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR LEAGUE RESERVATIONS If league executives have not already booked their lanes for the season, please do it now or if as a bowler you have not been con- tacted by your captain, call him to -day. The lanes have been completely resurfaced and readied for your season's enjoyment. For information regarding any of our leagues please give us a call. CALL 524-9966 LITTLE BOWL 204 HURON .ROAD. Wigood to bring in the in- s"ura.nce run. I-anglois, had a no hitter going until Snyder- singled in the firth and gave up three hits in the Toss. Ron Inglis won with a four hit effort. BUYING A NEW GARDEN HOME IS AS EASY AS RENTING SEE PAGE 19 t:a Wingham that lasted through till the final inning. Wingham grabbed three of those back and with men on first and second Don Johnston managed .to get the third out to preserve the win and send his club to the final. In earlier slow pitch action the Goderich Paper Leafs were edged by Zurich 7-5 after posting a three run lead, Zurich put their bats to use in the late innings to tie the gameandtake a lead of 7-3 to the tbp of the seventh. The Leafs scored twice and left the tying run at the plate before Zurich managed to end the game. -- The Goderich Firemen jumped to a 2-0 lead in their first tour"ney game with Wingham but the Wingham defence played six scoreless innings and posted fourruns to dump the firemen 4-2. In the first Fred Armstrong and Don Masse • scored for the Firemen but the • lead was shortlived. Wingham struck once' in the fourth and once in the sixth to tie the game and won it with a two run burst in the seventh. CHAR' uNE�IF Ivan Stedlle, The Institute of Cha Underwriters of G announced that luau an agent 01 The Assurance Com Canada, has buena Chartered Life U designation. 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