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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-01, Page 10PAGE 10---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1978 Sports McGees tie for top spot with two league victories BY DAVE SYKES The McGee Pontiacs vaulted into a share of the lead in the Maitland Division with two vic- tories in Industrial League softball action, last week. McGees, who had split .Baiting program begins The Huron County Trapper's Association learned about a fox baiting program which will eventually clean out rabies in the area whets they met in Relgrave on April 21. A large crowd attended the meeting to hear Mr. Watt, a representative from the Ministry of Natural Resources, Wingham explain about the baiting program and also show films con- cerning humane fox trapping methods. He explained to the group that the fox baiting program presently being carried out will hopefully clean out rabies in foxes by using baits containing anti -rabies serum. It was reported that a large number of fox carcasses were turned into the ministry for ex- perimental purposes and diagnosis results. A computer sheet will be mailed to those trappers with the results from the tests later in the summer. President, Clarence Hanna spoke briefly concerning the Ontario Trappers Association convention in North Bay. Hundreds of people from every province in Canada and many from the United States attended the event, he stated. The election of directors was held and the previous officers were elected to another two year term. They are, John Newans, Ross Taylor, Len Baird, Clarence Hanna and Wayne Hood. Half the board of directors are elected each year and Mr. Hanna chose them at the first board meeting after the election. The next Ontario Trappers Association's sale will be held on June 22 and 23 at North Bay. The last receiving day for the sale will be June 12, The May sale was can- celled due to the cold, late spring and the late fur catch of muskrats and beavers. However, prices were strong at the April sale. Total sales value for December 1977 and the winter -spring sales of 1978 should again be close to $15,000,000. 411 the wild fur helps the economy of Ontario and the other provinces very much and since most of the fur is sold to world buyers, it helps Canada's export sales. Note, a free holding permit should be ob- tained from the ministry offices in Wingham for all muskrats, etc., kept over for fall sales in 1978. -by Elmer Trick. Gords hands Ziebart loss Gords Sports won their second game of the season on the fine three - hit performance of pit- cher Phil Petrie in .Industrial League action Sunday. Petrie allowed only two singles and a double across seven.,... innings as the Sports handed Ziebart their fourth loss of the season. Ziebart also lost to McGees Monday and Scoreboard GODERICH INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS Maitland Division Little Bowl 4 3 1 6 Fisher 5 3 2 6 McGee 4 3 1 6 Green and Parent 4 2 2 4 Gord's Sports 4 2 2 4 Dunlop Division Canada Company 4 3 -1 6 Lakeport 4 2 2 4 French 4 2 2 .4 Graham Electric ' 4 1 3 2 5 0 5 0 " Ziebart• Thursdays results Graham Electric 6 - Fisher 5 Lakeport 6 -°Green and Parent 2 . Fridays results Canada Co. 9 - French 2 Canada Co. 8 - Fisher 2 Sundays results Gord's 3 - Ziebart 0 McGee 4 - Graham Electric 0 Canada Co. 10 - Green and Parent 5 French 4 - Lakeport 2 McGee 7 - Ziebart 3 Fisher 8 - Little Bowl 7 Games Tonight Little Bowl vs. Graham Electric Gord's Sports .vs Fisher Games Sunday Lakeport vs. Canada Co. Green and Parent vs French McGee vs. Gord's Sports Ziebart vs. Graham Electric Games Monday Graham Electric vs. French Lakeport vs. Little Bowl WOAA MIDGET Walkerton 7 - Goderich 7 Goderich 8 - Wingham 3 Sunday -Kincardine vs. Goderich 2 p.m. Monday-Goderich vs. Listowel 6:30 p.m. MEN'S SLOWPITCH RESULTS Denomme 19 - Champions 1 Park 22 Orphans 11 Firemen 7 - Leafs 3 Bethel 12 - Coyotes 1 Beavers 23 - 1863 14 Firemen 22 - Denom me 1 1863- 19 - Champions 11 Beavers 13 - Park 7 LeafsA''0E-.Park 3 HURON CENTRAL LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE May 22 - Clinton Sluggers 17 - Clinton Buruma Const. 13 May 24 - Goderich Superstars 7 - Goderich Elevators 11 May 25 - Lucknow Noisy Ladies 35 - Gee Gee's (Garb & Gear) 15 May 25 - Goderich Sailorettes 1 - Clinton Housewives 19 May 29 - Goderich Elevators 31 - Clinton Bururna Const. 0 May 30 - Goderich Sailorettes 14 - Joe's Girls 15 remain winless after five league starts. The win was the second of the campaign for Gords against two losses and leaves them tied for second place with Green and Parent. Gords scored two runs in the second inning and added,a single in the third to complete the game& scoring. Dennis Williamson led off the second inning with an error and advanced to third on two wild pitches. -,,Miles Murdock then reached base on" a walk and both players scored on Chip Wilson's double. Gords scored their final run in the third inning as Jim Ginn singled and raced home on an error. Despite only three hits, Ziebart pressuredin the third innings as Don Parker hit a one -out single and Ron Whetstone advanced him to third with a two -out double. But Petrie, got Ron Corriveau to fly to right field and ended the rally. Don Parker was tagged for eight hits in the loss, his first start of the season. Jon Ginn led the Gords attack with , two hits in three trips to the plate while Ron Whetstone was the top Ziebart batter with two of their three hits. Gords returns to action tonight against Fishers 'and Ziebart will play Graham Electric Sunday at 8:30 p. m. Harbor Report ' BY RON GRAHAM May 24 the Algolake arrived light from Sault Ste. Marie for salt. May 25 the Algolake cleared harbor for Toronto with salt. May 26 the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Port Dover for salt. May 26 the Black liver arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. May 26 the Georgian Bay arrived light from Port Colborne for grain. May 26 the Black River cleared harbor light for Port Stanley. May 27 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbor for St. Joseph with salt. May 28 the Kingdoc arrived from Thunder Bay with grain., May 28 the Georgian Bay cleared harbor for Montreal with grain. May 28 the Canadian Coast Guard Cutter Rapid arrived. their first two games of the season, shut -out Graham Electric Sunday behind the one -hit pit- ching of Rick Sowerby and then jumped' on Ziebart pitcher Simon Langlois for four home runs Monday _. as they handed Ziebart their fifth loss of the season Monday night with a 7-3 win. The victories improved McGees ,record to, three wins against one loss, good enough for a share of first place with Little Bowl and Fisher. Rick Sowerby nailed down McGees second win of the season stopping Graham Electric on one hit while striking' out six. He faced only 24 batters in the game. Fred Schoemaker spoiled Sowerby's no -hit attempt with a lead-off double in the sixth inning, but he failed to score as Sowerby nailed the next three batters. Graham Electric had only( two other base runners1n the game as Mark Frayne walked in the second inning and Phil Black reached first on an error in the fifth inning. McGees scored single runs in the fist and fourth innings and added two insurance markers in the top of the sevZnth.'1'' Ron Sowerby snored in the first inning after he singled, went to second on a wild pitch and scooted home on Deb Shewfelt's single. Harry Kerr scored the second run in the fourth inning reaching base on an error and scoring on Ken Meriam's double. The Sowerbys were responsible for the two runs in the seventh as Rick led off with a double and scored on Ron's triple. Doug Spitzig then singled in Ron for McGees fourth run. Ron Sowerby, Ken Meriam and Doug Spitzig led the McGee nine -hit attack with two hits apiece. Sowerby also scored two runs. McGees racked up their third win of the season Monday with a 7-3 victory over Ziebart. McGees relied on home run power in handing Ziebart their fifth loss of the season, as four of the teams six hits off Sirpon Lanlois, were home runs. Doug Spitzig hit a solo shot in the second inning and Rick and Ron Sowerby followed with back to back shots in the third inning. Ron Sowerby hit his second, a two -run shot, in the fifth inning with Pat Kelly aboard. The home runs ac- counted for six of McGees runs as Langlois gave up only a double to Ken Meriam and a single to Rick Sowerby the rest of the way. But walks also played a crucial part in the game as Rick Sowerby homered after John Phillips had walked and Ron Sowerby homered after a walk to Kelly. Ziebart scored a single run in the fourth inning as Langlois singled in Greg Hanson and added two in the fifth on a two -run double by Ron Whetstone that scored Dave Ross and D. Lassaline. Ken Daer went the distance for McGees and was touched for only five hits while striking out four batters. McGees nailed Langlois for six hits and the Sowerby brothers were respon- sible for four of those. Langlois struck out 12 batters in the game. Baseball at Brookside Baseball continued at Brookside with the following scores: senior girls - Thunderbirds 12, Hotcatchers 3; Heavy Hitters 13, Busy Batters 5; Heavy Hitters 10, Thunderbirds 8; Busy Batters 8, Hotcatchers 8; and Thunderbirds 2, Busy Batters 1; senior boys - Giants 4, Hot Shots 3; Hillbillies 4, Cool Cats 3; Giants 8, Cool Cats 2 ; Hot Shots 8, Hillbillies 3; and Giants 8, Hillbillies 1; junior boys Fatcats 5, Grand Stammers 0; Fatcats 3, Road Runners J.J..K&L i.® OUTFITTE 860 VICTORIA STREET KINCARDINE, ONTARIO PHONE 396-2974 1; junior girls - Batters 3, Bluejays 3; Expos 5, Batters 4; Expos 9, Bluejays 6 and Bluejays 5, Batters 2. James Kirkpatrick of Victoria, Australia came, to the school on Thur- sday, May 18 to speak to the Grade 8 classes about Australia and to show some slides. James is. in Canada as• a 4-H Club representative and spent last week as guest of Murray Irvin at the home of Mr. an Mrs. Russell Irvin. Mr. Liddle's Grade 7 class went on an over- night camping trip to Camp Menesetung on May 17-18. They learned many camp skills, conducted science exercises and enjoyed the outing very much. The Brookside Field Day is being held on May 26 at the school. The top three winners from each event will go on to the Regional Field Day on June 1, also at Brookside School. - SPECIAL JUNE GUN SALE! PRICES SHOWN APPLY TO OUTRIGHT CASH OR CHEQUE SALES. & ARE EFFEC- TIVE JUNE 1, 1978 TO JUNE 17. 1918 IN- CLUSIVE OR UNTIL STOCK SUPPLY ; IS EXHAUSTED. 22 CAL RIFLES (RIMFIRE) 520 Semi -Auto 4(takedown) • Browning Bar -22 Semi -auto Browning BL 22 Lever Action Deluxe Grade Browning BPR -22 Pump Action Cooey 600 Bolt Action Repeater with 4x scope Harrington + Richardson Semi -Auto (22 Magnum) Ithaca 72 Lever Action Remington Nylon 66 Mohawk Brown Semi -Auto ,,Remington 572 BDL Deluxe Pump Action Vostock T0212 Target Rifle Winchester 490 Semi -Auto Winchester 9422 Magnum Lever Action Weatherby MKXXII Semi Auto HIGH POWER RIFLES Browning 78 Lever Action 2.2-250 + 6mm Rem. CaI. Browning BLR Lever Action 243 + 308 Cal. Browning Bar Semi -Auto 270, 308, 30-06 Cal. Browning Bar Semi -Auto 7mm + 300 Magnum Cal. Remington 788 Bolt Action 222 + 22-250 Cal. Remington 700 BDL Deluxe Bolt Action .17,222, 22-250, 243, 6mm, + 30-06 Cal. Remington 760 Pump Action 243, 6mm, 270' + 308 Cal. Remington 742 Semi -Auto 280, 308, + 30-06 Remington 700, BDL Deluxe Heavy Barrel Varmit Rifle 222, 22-50, 243 + 6mm Tikka 55 + 65 Deluxe Bolt Action Std. Cal. Tikka 55 + 65 Deluxe Bolt Action Magnum Cal. Weatherby Vanguard Bolt Action Ass. Cal. Avail. Weatherby MKV Bolt Action Ass. Cal. Avail. up to 340 w.m. Winchester Mod 94 Lever Action 30-30 CaI. SHOTGUNS l Beretta A301 (previously called A1-2) Semi -Auto takes all 234" Light, Magnum + 3" Magnum Loads 30", Full, Vent Rib Browning Shotguns (All Models) Ithaca 500 Over + Under 20 ga. F+M Ithaca XL 900 Semi -Auto 12 ga. vent rib Remington 870 Pump -Action 12 ga., 30" Full Pl. Remington 1100 Semi -Auto 12 ga., 30" Full, PI. Remington 1100 Semi -Auto Magnum 12, 30, F. PI. Mossberg 400G Pump -Action Magnum 12, 30, F. P1. Weatherby Centurion II Semi -Auto 12 ga. Magnum BLACK POWDER GUNS & ACCESSORIES Hawken Percussion Rifles 45 + 50 Cal. Same As Above In (Kit Form) Connecticut Valley Arms Mountain Rifle Same As Above In (Kit Form) Ruger KBP-7 Old Army 44 Cal. Handgun (stainless steel) Euro Arms 1858 Remington New Army 44 Cal. Handgun with Deluxe Micro Adjustable Sights CVA -Green River' Knife + Sheath Kit SCOPES Ruko 4x-40mm 1" Scopes with crosshair Ruko 3x-9x-40mm 1" Scopes with crosshair Bushnell Scopes Redfield Scopes 22. Cal. Rifle Scopes 34" 4x15mm SUGG. LIST 160.00 240.00 186.00 220.00 90.45 225:00 160.00 119.25 168.25 160.00 126.00 260.00 400.00 400.00 347.00 440.00 466.50 219.50 351.25 307.25 350.00 370.00 425.00 440.00 550.00 SALE PRICE '95.00 '199.00 *149.00 '179.00 '59.95 '179.00 '119.95 '79.00 934.95 "129.00 '89.95 '189.95 '296.50 '349.00 '269.00 '349.00 '369.00 '159.95 '259.00 '229.00 '259.00 '279.00 '319.00 '349.00 '429.00 780.00 , '629.00 195.00 '149.00 530.00 '349.00 retail less 20% 611.00 '349.00 380.00 '279.00 267.25 '198.00 345.00 '259.00 376,25 '279.00 160.00 '109.00 500.00 '399.00 235.00 189.00 280.00 190.00 '179.00 '139.00 '219.00 '149.95 289.00 '249.00 205.00 '159.95 17.95 '14.95 78.00 '41.95 119.50 '69.00 AT LEAST 30% OFF AT LEAST 25% OFF 18.95 •8.95 HOURS SUNDAY & MONDAY - CLOSED TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY -10 A.M.-7 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY -10 A.M.-8 P.M. SATURDAY - 9:30 A.M.-4 P.M. HANDGUNS Browning 9mm Semi -Auto with Adjustable Sights Colt Gold Cup 45 ACP Cal. (Steel, Blue) Coll Combat Commander 45ACP(Steel, Blue) Colt Python Revolver 4" barrel Dan Wesson 15-26 357 Mag. with extra 4" vent rib barrel German Made "Reck" Revolvers 22 CaI. 6" barrel Ruger Super Single Six "Convertible" 22 + 22 Mag., available 5 + 6" Barrel Ruger "Blackhawk" Rev. 357 Mag. 612" barrel Ruger "Super Blackhawk" Rev. 44 Mag. 712" barrel Ruger Security Six 357 Mag. 4" barrel with ADT. Sights Ruger MK I Target Pistol Semi -Auto 22 Cal. Ruger MK I Bull Barrel Semi -Auto 22 Cal. Smith+Wesson Mod. 66 available in 212" + 6" barrel 357 Mag. Smith+Wesson Mod. 28 6" barrel 357 Mag. Smith+Wesson Mod. 17 6" barrel 22 Cal. Smith+Wesson Mod. 19 6" barrel 357 Mag. TRAP & SKEET GUNS (Target Ammo) Ithaca 600 12 Ga. Skeet Gun (1 only) Winchester Super -X Model 1 Trap Gun with M.C. Winchester Model 12 Trap Gun with Monte Carlo Winchester Model 96-Xpart Trap Gun With M.C. Winchester Model 96 (same as above except also has win wide rib) Winchester 101 Pigeon Grade Trap with Monte Carlo Winchester 101 Presentation Grade Trap with Monte Carlo Winchester Double A 12 Ga. trap + 20 Ga. Skeet Load (per case 500 rounds) Winchester T22 Target.Ammo (per case -5000 rounds) RELOADING COMPONENTS Winchester 209 Shotshell primers (per 1000) Winchester AA 12 ga. Wads (white) (per 1000) Winchester AA 12 ga. Hulls (Per 100) Winchester 452AA + 473AA powder (per 10 Ib. keg) Lead Shot No. 712 - 25 Ib. bags Clay Pigeons (Flor. Orange) (Per Case) Sierra + Winchester Bullets Redding Reloader Special (rifle or pistol) (Kit includes 1 - improved C Press, 1 -Priming arm, 1 master scale, 1 set dies, 1 shell holder, and 1 case Lub. Kit) MISCELLANEOUS (COLLECTORS, ETC.) Winchester Legendary Lawman Commemorative Winchester Mod. 100 in.„284 Cal. New in Original Box (1 only) Marbles Game Getter Over + Under Pistol with Folding Stock + Holster (Upper Barrel .22 S.L.Lr. + NRA) (Lower Barrel .44 + 410) Kurt Muller Binoculars 7x35 coated optics (367' at 1000 yards) with carrying case Browning Nowmad Compound Bow Adj. 45-60 lb. New! Winchester XPediter 22 Cal. Ammo (per box) Winchester .22 Magnum Hollow Point (per box) Winchester 222 50 GR. PSP Ammo FISHING Quick 330N Spinning Reels Algonquin 5500 Spinning Reels Gladding 730A Spinning Reels All Fishing Rods Sugg. List . 465.00 550.00 410.00 619.00 425.50 150.00 205.00 245.00 295.00 275.00 185.00 185.00 315.00 272.98 255.00 300.00 760.65 620.00 996.00 696.00 772.00 960.00 1965.00 136.00 215.00 21.15 17.85 10.35 79.95 17.50 SALE PRICE '379.00 '449.00 '319.00 '449.00 ' 359.00 '79.00 '179.00 '219.00 '259.00 '239.00 '159.00 '159.00 '279.00 '239.00 '219.00 '249.00 '495.00 '419.00 '689.00 '469.00 '519.00 '659.00 '1295.00' '86.95 ' 139.00 '15.95 '12.79 '7.49 '56.95 '12.95 7.50 '3:89 '30% OFF 167.17 500.00 50.00 151.95 3.00 6.50 8.60 ' 119.00 '449.00 '349,00 '369.00 '36.95 '119.95 '2.19 '4.29 '5.49 61.95 '28.95 27.00 '13.95 20.00 '10.95 AT LEAST 33 '/a-40% OFF *PRICES SHOWN ARE SUGG. LIST AND ARE NOT NECESSARILYn LOWEST & OR USUAL SELLING PRICE. JJ.' JACK KIRKPATRICK (PROP.) •' 860 VICTORIA %TREET, KINCARDINE' TELEPHONE (319) 396.2974