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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-07-27, Page 10t^. PAGE .IO ---TIRE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, JULY 21, DOS Spor French shades Pontiacs 3-0 Don McVirhinney tossed a three -hitter as French shutout McGee Pontiacs 3-0 in Industrial league action Sunday_ McWhinney gave up two singles and a double. across seven innings to lead French to their 12th win of the season. French and Canada Company remain deadlocked in first place in the Dunlop Division with 24 points_ French scored the winning, tun in the est inning as Jim' McWhinney singled, advanced on a fielders choice and scored on a single by Bill Gallow_ Rob Standen increased the French margin to two runs in the second inning after he singled and scored on a hit by Wayne Kennedy_ McWhinney padded his lead in the sixth inning, knocking in the third French run with a two -out single that scored George Sutton_ McGees threatened once in the game, the sixth inning, when Rick Sowerby singled and with two out was held up at third on a double by Doan, Spitzig_ McWhinney ended =& e threat as Ken Meriamm popped up to the infield_ Callow led tine French offence with two hits inn three trips to the plate including a loable_ Rick Sowerhy had a double mad s: r Ile in three at bats for McGees_ The loss was the sixth of the seam for McGees and they are now four points behind Fisher in the Maitland Division race but they have two games in hand. French takes on Fisher Sunday at 4 p ra: and McGees will play Green and Parent tonight at 7.15_ Pawl aeehler of Sunset Golf Course presented the couples T©attzament trophy to winners Fred and Reva Palmer of Iridian h1111eo Sunday. George and Daup Joyce Bolton won the net championship on the one Flay event. The Palmers shot a combined score of 158- (photo by Dave Sykes) in sp , ks Little Bowl Mark Dauphin made an auspicious return to the Industrrial leage ranks, Thursday hurling an impressive two -hitter to Read Lithe Bowl to a 12-1 victory over Graham Electric_ Dauphin gave up the run in the ffirst finning as Rob . Snell, Dave Pat- terson and Glen Falkiner F.; the Little Bowl of- fence ffence with two hits apiece. One of Pattersons hits was a lead off homer in the sixth inning_ Snell scored three ruins for Little Bowl and Pat-.- terson, two. The win was the sixth of the season for little Bowl against nine losses and leaves them in fourth place in the Maitland Division. Dauphin struck out six batters in recording his first win of the season and walked one. John Verway took the loss for Graham Electric. Little Bowl returns to action tonight against Ziebart. • Lakeport railListowel downs Goderich Tykes tSteve Haggatt reached ally short to /ors �.':r.�ru.: T.,.97a' .. .. ^urs.-: S9"•^:.�-� ;.x� --wwsw,;2Gw�.�.��+� :i{� f .itar.`m< Corriveau_ A two -run homer by Wayne Doak and a key two -out sixth inning single by Dave Mclvor powered Ziebart to a 3-2 win over Lakeport in Industrial League action Sunday_ Ziebart built up a 3-0 lead but had to hang on as Lakeport scored twq rums in the seventh inning and left a man on third when the game ended_ Wayne . Doak broke open the scoreless game in the third with a two -run homer that scored team- mate Al. Sygrove_ They gave pitcher Simon Langlois a three -run cushion scoring a single in the bottom of the sixth as Dave Mclvor hit a two - out single to score And it turned out that Langlois needed the three -ruin lead_ Ed Jones Red off the Lakeport seventh with a single and Tim McLean promptly sacked a two -run homer to get his teamteamback in the game. Langlois got Larry McCabe to fly out but Frank Hagan added to his misery with a double. Carmen Fielder grounded out to third for the second out and Ron Miller shrunk out to end the game_ The win was the ninth of the season for Ziebart and they -remain in third position in the Dunlop Division_ The loss was the 1lth of the season for Lakeport in 17 garnes_ - London bowlers win Goderich tournament A successful Ladies' Doubles tournament was held July 19 at the Goderich Lawn Bowling Club with entries from London Elmwood Club, Seaforth, Exeter, Atwood, Lucknow and our local club_ The rain, although needed, held off until the third game ended to the great satisfaction of the bowlers. First prize went to the London Elmwood Club skipped by M. Churcher_ Second was claimed also by Elmwood, London, skip H. Barclay_ Third, fourth ' and fifth prizes went to Goderich club, skips "E_ Argyle, M. Robinson and B. Ballantyne_ A con- solation, high one game winner, went to Exeter skipped by L_ Pym. Investment Opportunity Lucknow Co-op *embers Speeial Meg.t. er Loans For new, building projects year member loan 91/z % annually 10 year member loan 10% annually 15 year,,member loan 101/2 % annually 20 year member loan. 11% annually Information avaikible from your directors or Co-op office Lucknour District Co-op PIM 52a4024 base on a walk, the only one issued by Dauphin in the gamine, and scored on an error. Dauphin held Electrics hitless the EIlec until the sixth raining wflnen sin Ile_ Th Il ttln hi geonyo er t was a seventh inning single by Strong. While Dauphin turned lin a fine pitching per-' -fformance, Little Bowl. bats carne to life for 12 runs b - hind a 12 -tri ht at- tack_ They built up a six - run lead after two innings of play and added three runs in botth .the fourth and sixth innings. The Listowel Tykes double' crossed the Kevin' Telford and Kelly bnnilt up" a sax -nun lead plate. The Victoria and Alltnheach had a hit for after two inningsand Grey tykes scored single • frhde>sich. Buchanan with coasted to a 12-5 win over runs • in the f tt' o rthf" fin a triple and Telford with .'�'`.)g.",)_ s `arra a double, each knocked -in league action in .Listowel. added their final three a run for Goderich in the Thursday. runs of the ball game in seventh inning. ' Listowel scored • for the seventh inning. runs in ttheir half of the first inning and two more in the second • to build up a six run margin before G •',lerich was able to push a run across. Goderich scored two rains lin the third inning as Joey Fitzpatrick and Robbie. Gibbons, with a. Insulate now with Insulspray foam ation. C ;b • A Reduce costly heat loss in your home.. In the average home. more heat es- capes through the walls than from anywhere else. Now there's a way to effectively reduce costly heat loss. it's new irgsulspray — a foam insulation that's applied directly into the outside walls of your home. Quickly and without mess_ Your home becomes more comfortable to live in and much more economical to live with_ It even becomes quieter. Save �n rising fuel costs year 'round with insulspray foam insulation. For a FREE estimate call Bluewoter Insulation Limited P.O. Box U$ Bayfield 565-2633 Mark Stephens An authorized applicator Insuispray as -a registered trademark of Borden. Inc. Robbie Gibbons, David Almasi, Matt Buchanan, :loofy Fitzpatrick went the distance on the mound for Goderich Palrners win Sunset couples tournament BY VALERIE JOHNSTON The results are now in from the successful Couples Tournament held July 23. Low gross for the day was-. Fred and Reva Palmer from Indian Hills Golf Course with a 158. Low net was George and Joyce Bolton from the Sunset with a 132. Other top Sunset winners .were Gerry and Art Mountford and Adele •dhd Mike Drennan. Many thanks goes out to Mary Lynne and Stan Telford and Ellen and Stan Connelly for their help during the ay. ttwas a hot and humid for Ladies' Night this st week. First flight low gross was Sue MacAdam and low net was Verna Kane. Second flight low gross was Grace Sale and low net was Joyce, Boltob. Low gross in the third flight was Pat Dockstader and low net was Ann Miller. No card winner for the evening was Cathie Hubick_ The ladies are reminded that . / this coming Sunday a brunch has been scheduled for 11 o'clock. Following the delicious pancake and sausage brunch which is prepared by our mem- bers nine holes of golf will be played. If you are interested in playing, .please sign in ,at the Pro Shop. July 18 was Men's ss. Night. Low gross. o was g g Paul Johnson and low net was Stan Telford. • First flight winners include Randy' Miller and Paul Baechler.. Second flight winners were Mike Russelo and Andy Smith. Third flight winners were Jim Mero and George W illiam s. It may be hard to believe but we have already begun to take names for the Men's Invitational on August 16. Men interested in par- ticipating in this event are asked to either write or call the Clubhouse for tee off times. In last week's paper I: overlooked Mike Russelo and Willa Williams who came in second in our last two ball. Sorry Mike and Willa! elevators undefeated The Goderich Elevators racked up their 12th straight win without a loss in Central Huron Ladies League action with a 17-0 victory over Seaforth Wednesday. It took the Elevators fiye innings to dispose of Seaforth as they scored three runs in the first inning, four in the second, three more in the third and capped the win with a seven -run rally jin the fourth inning. Linda Miller was the major offensive threat for the Elevators slamming three hits in four trips to the plate, including two home runs. She hit a three -run homer in the second inning with team-mates Joanne Chambers and Marg Kovacs aboard and added another three --run shot in the fourth inning. Team-mates Chambers and Kovacs had two hits apiece for the E levators. Bev Wright went the distance •on the mound for 0 the Elevators and had her e no -hit bid foiled in the final inning " as . she relinquished a lead' off single. She faced only 16 batters in the five in- nings, walking two and striking out seven. The Elevators put their undefeated string on the line tonight when they battle the Clinton Housewives in Clinton at 8.30 pm. .•t 11 .' r; If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call the 1T�o L - V TD hostess' at 5244654 or 524-2676 You'll be glad you did. DECO'ATING? hardware treasures from It's easy with coordinated C:I�y�ezde ,yOmerock v the entry:.. Li._ Coordinated design and se- curity too. A pieasanl way to welcome invited gusts. A secure way to keep al others out - 3 1 the kitchen... 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