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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-21, Page 11• Li • BY D. R. BUNDY Strong southerly winds produced ideal sailing conditions last weekend much to the delight off dozens of Goderich lub_t -c ompiete sailors. Three races in the spring serieshave been completed, with one more next Sunday afternoon. Last weekend's races were, to quote one avid sailor, "The most fun yet!" with some close tacking duels, some excellent spinnaker handling, and a lot of A member of Canada Company belts out a hit in an Industrial Fastball League game against Gords Sports. Gords won the . game 2-1 to hand Canada Company their second loss of the week. Gords is tied for the lead in the Dunlop Division and Canada Company shares the lead in the Maitland Division with French. (photo by Dave Muffitt) Companyshares first with French BY DAVE SYKES Canada Company lost the distinction of maintaining the best record in the Industrial Fastball League losing two games last week. Last Wednesday Gords edged the Company 2-1 and Sunday it was McGees turn as they whipped Canada Com- pany 7-2. The losses allowed French to move into a tie with Canada Company for first place in the Maitland Division with 12 points. The wins were also important for Gords and McGees as they moved into a tie with Fishers for first place in the Dunlop Division. All three teams have 10 points but Gords has a game in hand. An error, speed and a timely single combined to produce the winning run for Gords in '$their 2-1 victory over Canada Company, Wednesday. With the game tied 1-1 in the sixth Phil Petrie reached base on an error. Petrie was put out at second on Warren Watt's ground ball, but Watt- made attmade up for it by stealing second base and scoring on Dennis Williamson's single. Gords took the lead in the first inning on Petrie's two -out, solo home run. Canada Company tied the game in the third on Tom O(Brien's single and a run -scoring double by Bill Durst. Petrie and Williamson and two hits apiece for Gords while O'Brien had two of the Company four hits. Des Courtney went the distance in the win and Stan Doherty tootthe loss. McGees got to Doherty for five runs in the first two innings Sunday and coasted to a 7-2 win. Canada Company opened the scoring with a single run in the top of the first by Rob MacDonald but the Pontiacs replied with three runs in their half of the inning. Clare Harmon singled and Rick Sowerby hit a two -run homer to score Harmon. Ken Daer followed with a single and scored on a single by Dennis Lassaline. The Pontiacs added two Green and. Parent win 9-5 Greek and Parent struck for seven runs in the third inning and breezed to a 9-5 win over Little Bowl in Industrial League action, Monday. Green and Parent combinedfour hits and four errors to score seven runs in the top of the third and added two runs in the fourth en rout to the win. Little Bowl leads -coring a single run in the first inning but fell behind after the seven run outburst by Green and parent. Little Bowl scored four runs of their own in the bottom of the third inning to trail 7-5 Listowel rips Jays 16'.O The Goderich Blue Jays were shut out 16-0 in WOAA midget baseball action. in Listowel Monday night. Listowel got a strong one -hit performance from pitcher Darwin McCutcheon who silenced the Goderich bats after giving up a scratch single to Dan 'Maillet in the first inning. Mike Hodges was the starting and losing pit- cher for Goderich, giving up 1.2 runs on seven hits and seven walks in the first two innings. Maillet came in on relief, giving up four runs on four hits, two walks and two bit batters in the four innings he worked. The loss leaves the Blue Jays with two losses in league play, bothagainst Listowel. In their season opener, the Jays dropped a 7-6 decision to the Listowel team. Last night (Wed- nesday) the Blue Jays were scheduled to°play in Crediton. Their next home start will, be here Sunday af- ternoon at 2 p.m. against Exeter. ouse league motocross House league motocross action con- tinued at Hully Gully last week in eight divisions. • Hugo and Charlie Maaskant finished first and second respectively in the Novice A final while Dean Armstrong took first place in the Novice B final. Dan Cozern won the Enduro A competition and Randy Ford was the B division winner. Adrian Kemps of London was the top rider in the Junior A final while Wayne Ryerson of Clinton took the Junior B category. Randy Ford of Grand , Bend won the peewee °A final and Brad Arm- strong of Goderich finished second. Scott wilson of London took the Peewee B final. 1 CAHLTON ZHUWDAND Sponsored by Seaforth Lilmti (,lut> NEXT SATUR NIGHT JUNE 23 9.1 a.m. - lunch provided Tickets $6.00 each Tickets are limited and are available at @ob and Betty's, Vincent Farm Equip- ment, The Huron Expositor, and from Seaforth Lions or order by phone. Call 527.0120, 527-0373. Any remaining tickets will be available at door Saturday night. but Dan Duncan smacked a two -run homer in the fourth to clinch the win. Larry Donnelly led Green and Parent of- fensively with two hits in four trips to the plate. He produced a run -scoring single in the seven -run third inning and singled again -in the fifth. Duncan_ chip'$' d in with the two - run homer. David Patterson had. two hits for Little Bowl. Lakeport returns to action against Green and Parent Sunday at 7 p.m. more runs in the second on doubles by Daer and Harmon. Singles by Sowerby, John Philips and a double by Harmon in the foul-th produced two more^runs. Dave MacKenzie doubled in the third in- ning to score MacDonald for the Company's second run. Harmon sparked McGees with a four for four performance at the plate. He belted two singles and two doubles, , scored three runs and drove in one. Team-mates Daer and Sowerby added two hits apiece and both scored a run. MacDonald had three hits for Canada Company and scored both" their runs. THE GODERICH 10 KILOMETER CLASSIC ROAD RACE FUN RUN Open to all runners and joggers JULY 14, 10 a.m. PRIZES: Beer steins to 1st., 2nd and 3rd place finishers in each. FREE T-shirts for all division finishers. FEE '3." per person LATE FEE 14.D0 Registration must be submitted by June 30 For more information call the recreation of- fice at 524-8373. COMPLETE SALES, SERVICE, PARTS COME TAKE A LOOK! WE'RE THE ONE WHEN IT COMES TO VOLVO & MAZDA M -W MOTORS LIMITED 184 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-7212 OPEN: Mon In Fri .8 6 Sol 0 1 Solos Dep/ open othe. hour, by appointment y.OW 10 `IND LIS HEADING SOL.11'H ON HWY NO 71 VIC10RIA 51 • TURN LIF] ON 05.1 51 PROCEED 'WO BLOCKS • good sailing. We had one visiting boat from Bayfield that gave "Cherries Aweigh" its closest finish yet. Mike Gozzard in "Ari" was a scant 34 seconds behind "Cherries" which would have put him in second place in our club race. We hope you come up again Mike! Nine boats finished the Olympic course in the M.O,R.C. division, with corrected time results as follows: first "Cherries •Aweigh" (Paul Parsons) 1: 09.266; "Obsession" (Tom McGill) 1:10:16; third "Tantalu" (Sam James) 1:13:29; fourth "Clairvoyant" (Ken Bauer) 1 :13:34. In the P.H.R.F. Division, only two boats were out, and for the first time in a long while, Lynn Meyers didn't finish first! Dick Taylor, in "Windpiper" took the Soling by a scant seven seconds, finishing in 1:17:19. The three stalwart a. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1979 --PAGE 11 • Laser sailors were out again, and once again, Dave Parsons finished in the lead in 1:14:09 with Dave Smith second in 1:17:21 and Mark Taylor third. Starting June 30th there will be a Saturday afternoon race; followed by a "bring -your -own-'] barbecue. Sunday raees in the summer -series will start at 10 a.m. with another afternoon race to follow wherever possible. ROLLER HOCKEY Beginning June 24 SUNDAY EVENINGS 5:45-6:45 P.M. - s i rea per person 5O° skate rental Goderich and District Memorial Community Centre, 4, VOUR BEST BETI POST TIME- MON., WED., FRI. & SAT. 7:30 P. M. WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY Queen's Park London,Ontario G SALE PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 20TH TILL JUNE 30TH, 1979 PZ1 3TIER WALK-IN DOOR APPROX. 90" H. 8 GRAIN BINS: • SIMPLE TO ERECT • INDEPENDENT STEEL FRAME • MANHOLE ROOF SHEET FOR EASY ACCESS • DOOR BOARDS (INCLUDED). • AUGER OPENING • (NEW) DOOR DESIGN 2 TIER DOOR Nu. HATCH STYLE APPROX. 6V H. 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