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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-22, Page 14e Sports Three .homers boost Company to easy win Canada Company drilled Graham Electric for 16 runs on 13 hits as they rolled to their sixth victory in eight starts. Canada Company defeated Graham Electric 16-3 Sunday in a game that was halted after five innings of play since the Company led exceeding 10 runs. Canada Company scored three runs in the first inning, four in the second, three in the third and capped the evening with a six -run rally in the fourth inning. Company combined the 13 hits with five walks and five errors in recording their sixth victory. Brian' Bowman started the company assault with a three -run homer'in the first inning and team-mates Stan Doherty and Tom O'Keefe followed suit with homers later in the game. Doherty stroked a two - run homer in the second inning and O'Keefe added a three -run shot in the fourth. Glen Tigert, O'Keefe, Doherty, Terry Austin, Don Bogie and Bill Durst had two hits apiece for Canada Company: Bowman's homer was the other Company hit. Graham Electric scored two ,runs in the second inning on a walk and an error and Bruce Bowman added the other Electric run with a homer in the third inning. Graham Electric managed five hits off Doherty in the game while five went down swinging. The win was the sixth of the season for Canada Company against two losses and leaves them two points behind French in the Dunlop Division. They return to action Sunday afternoon against Fisher. Clinton raceway: Sunday entries RACE 1 Pace 3350 GLENFORD DUKE N. McKnight Sr. JOANNA DALE V. Vanstone GOLDIES HIT F. McDonald LADY'S LASS B. Leitch DIANNE Ch.M. D. Kennedy HAZY DARES 'PRA. BILLY WAVE '. D:`9'ewitt A.E. KIN -O -WAVE T.B.A. DILLERS DEMON Tim Robinson RACE 2 Trot 3400 RICKY COMET R. Rule BROOK CAMP T.B.A. STAGE DANCER B. Calvin MERRYWOOD HOOT D. Jewitt CAMP SUSAN B. Maguire SKIPPER ROB M. Glavin CHEROKEE CHARLIE J.H. Lester A.E. CHESTER GREAT V. Vanstone RACE 3 Pace SOUTHGATE JOE CLAYBROOK SIERRA CATHY CHECKOUT. JEFFREY HI SCOTTISH ROSE G.B. MISTER JOHN BOB RACEWAY FAYE A E. LEMBO GAIL ORPHAN DELIGHT 3300 T.B.A. J.H. Lester T.R.A D. Kennedy T. Robinson R. Taylor . D. Virag G. Girling T.B.A: RACE 4 Pace $325 CHAMPION HIT D. Jewitt CAROL'S PET F. MacDonald VAN ORDER D. Jewitt ACKWIN S. Maguire SILVER CREEK CREED T. Kerr WAVERLY DON J. Muir CLAYBROOK SUDDEN T. Robinson A.E. RAG TIME KID J. Meriam BANKER F. Sadler RACE 5 Pace 36,063.78 KEN DEE HERBERT T. Kerr PATENT PENN J. Hayes Jr JUMBOBE GOOD R. Hutton SAKY'S BARON S. Sakaloff SKIPICKA B. Fritz JUMBO CAT N. McKnight AIR TRAVEL S. Rowe RACE 6 Pace 3350 WINNIE ENSIGN V Vanstone HULLET't' ROSE D. Jewitt NANCY MEADOW G. Roebuck RAY PRODIBY R. McLean SPITFIRE SUE F. MacDonald HOPEVILLE TOUR R. Hutton IMSHI ALLA N. D. Jewitt A E. AUSABLE BABE J. Bryon PACE 7 Pace HARLO CHAMP JOPAGA CARELESS ANDY CHAPPY HERBERT GREENWAY JODI R.H. RONALD KIT LEE A.E. REPLICA LAD JODIE BAY 3406 H. Gibbings N. Campbell , J. Muir D. Jewitt G. Woodburn D. Jewitt R. Henry D. Wall ' M. Glavin RACE 8 Pace Stake SHORTY POWF.r.r PENN'S POWER W1NTARIU SCOTCH KPJNEDY FERRICMIR SNAP PIKE POLE RACE Lll1SI.ADY R.H. A1NIE DAINTY MEADOW TONY BAY BOLD TAR HEM GEORGE LOBELL SORT'S HONEY A.E. ITtotalaRTONK Pica P ta,•63.78 T. Kerr A. Bedard N. Campbell P. Hamilton B. Friti D.Stevens B. MacDonell S. Maguire C. Young V. Vanstone T.B.A. D. Jowitt N. McKnightSr. R. McLean R. McLean RACE 10 Pace TREFOIL PENN SAMUEL SEELSTER KEAN HERBERT CP DIRZEN AMBRO TORONTO ARMBRO TORRID AR11MBO' 'HA&IES• 46,063.75 D. Steven N. McKnight G.,Payne T.B.A. Scoreboard WOAA Bantam Boys Exeter 10 Goderich 6 Future Games Seaforth vs Goderich Thurs. 6:30 p.m. Goderich vs Seaforth Sat. 1 p.m. WOAA Midget Girls Goderich 5 Tavistock 0 Future Games St. Marys vs Goderich Fri. 8:30 p.m. Goderich vs Shakespeare Sun. 2:30 p.m. Kinkora vs. Goderich Tues. 8:30 p.m. Goderich Tykes Goderich 12 Listowel 6, Future Games Walkerton vs Goderich Sat. July8 MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE W L T Pts Beavers 7 0 0 14 Leafs . 5 2 0 10 Firemen ... 4 2 1 9 1863. 4 2 1 9 Church . 3 3 0 6 Park 3 3 0 6 Denomme 2 6 0 4 Orphans 3 4 0 6 Coyotes 2 5 0 4 Champions 0 6 0 0 HURON CENTRAL LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE 1978. SCORES: June 7 Noisy Ladies (12) Goderich Sailorettes (11) Clinton,Housewives (9) Goderich Elevators (13) June 8 Goderich Superstars (14) Clinton Sluggers (15) June 14 'Noisy Ladies (33) Clinton Buruma Const. (16) Clinton Sluggers (12) Garb & Gear (GEE GEE'S) (7) GoderichElevajors (13) Goderich Sailorettes (5) June 15 'Goderich Superstars (4) Clinton Housewives (21) June 19 Goderich Superstars (21) Clinton Buruma Const. (9) June 20 Joe's Girls ,(2) Goderich Elevators (26) Hamm top scorer George Hamm of Blyth was the lone perfect scorer at the Vanastra Gun Club trap shoot on June 13. Glen Mogk of Bornholm, John He.ssel of Goderich and Jeff Darling of Exeter eaoh• hit 24 traps. Jamie Caldwell of Kipper Jim Butcher 'of Clinton and Bill Boussey of London all had 23 hits each. Mery Batkin of Clinton and Jack Mills of R. McLean Guelph had 21. S,ssoleff _ Dant1�.,,Crerar of Kippers W.Oehring hit *., targets" and' Harrisoiy' Schock . of Zurich came last with 18. In the skeet shoot held on June 17, Bill McNutt and Randy Stanlake of Exeter had the high scores of 24 points. Jeff Darling, Harrison Schock and Bill Boussey each hit 23 skeets. "John Hessel and Glen Mogk had 22 points each. Mery Batkin, Paul Giles of London and Bill Stewart of Goderich had 21 hits. Shooting 20 skeets were Paul Haggitt of Zurich, Joe Kenda of Zurich and- Bob Sne11 of Exeter.' GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1978—PAGE 13 - Sunset plans two -ball party Sunday BY VALERIE JOHNSTON The big event for this week at the Sunset will be the two ball party which will be held on Sunday, June 25. Members and greenfeers who- wish to participate are asked to sign in at the Clubhouse. A brunch will be served at 1 p.m. after which 18 holes of golf will be played. June 13 was a cold and gloomy day but that did not stop a good turnout for Men's Night. Low gross was Bob Greer and low net was Greg Beacom. First flight winners were: Stan Connelly, Brian Reeve and , Paul Baechler; second flight: Harold MacPherson, Dale Matthies, Jim Whalen, Bob Boak, Dave Graf and .`Mike Drennan; and third flight: George Williams, Walter Sheardown and Mel Bogie. Matches for Club Champion and Scotch Two Ball Champions are now posted in the Clubhouse, Members are asked to arrange a stl•itable time for their match with their op- ponent in the next two weeks. The Men's Field Day on Jive 18 was a great success. Winners for the day included: first place, Mike Russel° and Bob Greer; second place, George Willipms and Paul Baechler; and third place, Dave Graf and Stan Connelly. Brunch was served following golf. June 15 was Ladies' Night at the Sunset. Winners included: First Flight: Sue MacAdam, Renovations at Maitland club Renovations to the club house are in full swing at the Maitland -Country Club. The exterior of the building has received a fresh coat of sparkling white paint, the roof has been shingled and minor repairs to the outside of the building done. More room in the lounge and dining room is being realized by the removal of the wall separating these areas from the porch. Soon diners will•' be able to enjoy their meals while watching a hole -in -one on the seventh green, or someone chip in on the ninth. All golfers, members or Otherwise, find the walk from the sixth green to the seventh tee much less hazardous, due to the new double flight of steps recently installed. Much of this work and more, has been- done by volunteer help! Many. thanks are due to everyone who gave of their time and talents to the projects - the results are there for all to see! The results of Men's Night, June 5, are as follows: K. Campbell, low net 29, T. Bedard, Sr., 30� J. Hoffmeyer 30, M. Matthews 301/2, T. Bedard Jr. 32, W. Palmer 321/2. Ladies' Night, June 6, saw thirty-eight ladies on the course. Winners were: first flight - Hazel Beaver, .Doris Paquette and putts Verna Kane. Second flight - Jean Papernick, Edna Looker and putts Joan McDougall. Third flight - Verne Frith, Jean Hanly and putts Sally McEwan. Fourth flight - Auleen Curry, Sandy Braid and putts Marilyn James. Special flight - Marianne Dempsey, Joanne McCallum and Marjorie McPhee putts. Overheard in the lounge: old golfers never. die, they just .lose their drive, June22nd_. JuIy 8th 0 ALL MERCHANDISE OOFF IN STOCK , Sirnpi CL tq. A McGraw -Ed son Produce MODEL 875 automatic WASHER & DRYER AUTOMATIC WASHER -Exclusive energy saving solid tub -Fabric softener dispenser -Positive fill -Available in White, Harvest Wheat and Almond -2 yr. parts replacement warranty -5 yr. transmission replacement warranty AUTOMATIC DRYER -Fully programmed dryer for all fabrics -Push-button selection =Glant in -a -door lint screen -vacuum drying -Permacote drum with 5 -year replacement warranty , -Porcelain top -2 yr. parts replacement warranty -Available In White, Harvest Wheat and A,Imond GRAHAM ELECTR1C LTD. 64 CAMBRIA ROAD GODERICH 524-8670 STORE HOURS: MON-FRI ® 8:00-6:00 SAT 8:00-12:00 NOON Verna Kane, and Gerry Following golf, .the Mountford ; Second ladies played progressive Flight: Betty Helesic, euchre. Overall winner Joyce Bolton and Ellen for the evening was Gail Connelly; Third Flight: Allin. Thora McCabe, Dorothy In addition to the Bogie and Diane Arm- regular activities, this strong; No Handicap past week the Sunset has Flight: Nancy Beaver. been host to four tour- naments: the West Wawanosh Fire Insurance, Domtar Chemicals, Fonresters and Kinsmen Club. The Sunset enjoyed your patronage and hopes to see you again next year. Courtney leads Gords to win Des Courtney smacked two doubles, scored a run and fashioned a three hitter to lead Gord's Sports to a 5-2 victory over Graham Electric in Industrial League action. Courtney held the Electrics to just three hits across seven innings and went two -for -three at the plate in leading his team to their fourth win of the season. The win leaves the Sports in third place in the Maitland •Division, four points out of first place. Graham Electric took the lead in the first in- ning of the game as they combined one hit with three errors to score their two runs. Phil Black and Glen Linner scored the Electric runs. Gord's got those back in the third inning as Courtney led off with a double and scored on Warren Watt's single. Jon Ginn scored the second Gord's run, reaching home on Phil Petrie's double. Gords took the lead for the first time in the game in the fifth inning as Watt tripled and scored on Ginn's sacrifice. They added two more runs in the sixth inning on doubles by Rumig and Courtney. Watt, Petrie and Courtney had two hits each for Gords. Bob Simpson, Phil Black and Glen Linner had a single each for Graham.. Phil Black took the loss for Graham allowing five runs on 10 hits. He struck out three batters and walked three. Courtney struck out three and walked none. 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