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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-28, Page 13111/0 pag shades Sports 3-2 BY DAVE SYKES French scored a single run in the tap of the eighth inning to shade Gords 3-2 Wednesday and stay in the hunt for first the win while French scored three runs on seven hits. Gords recovered from the loss Sunday as they outlasted Little Bowl 9-7 to enter a three-way tie place in the Maitland for first place in the Division. Maitland Division with Ron Klages scooted fisher and McGee home with the winning Pontiacs. run in the eighth to lift Gords had to rally from French to their seventh a deficit Sunday. as they win of the season. French trailed 6-4 before scoring is now two points behind four runs in the bottom of division leading Canada the fifth inning to take an Company but has a game 8 6 lead. They added a in hand. single run in the sixth Klages sparked the inning. extra -inning win along Dave Scholl led Gords with Wayne Kennedy as 13 hit attack with three the duo slammed out two hits in four at bats. He hits apiece and scored all singled in the third and three French runs. fifth inning and doubled Gords scored the first in a run in the sixth. run of the ball game as Team mates Phil Phil Petrie scored on an Petrie, Jon Ginn and error in the fourth inning. Warren Watt added two French finally pushed hits apiece and they each two runs across in their scored two runs. half of the sixth inning as David Patterson and Klages and ., Kennedy Bill Black were combined to put French responsible for much of ahead 2-1. Klages doubled the Little Bowl" offence with one out and scored with three hits apiece. on Kennedy's single. Phil Patterson had two singles Turner follwe.d with a and a double and scored two -out triple to score four runs. Black chipped Kennedy. in with a single, double Gords tied the game.in and triple while driving in their half of the sixth as two runs and scoring Jon Ginn reached base on another. an error and scored on Scholl and Des Cour- singles by Petrie and tney shared the mound Warren Watt. . duties .,for Gords while Klages clinched the win- John Crawford took the in the eighth after he loss. singled and scored. Gords returns to action Don McWhinney gave Sunday with a 7.15 p.m, up just four hits across contest against Green eight innings in claiming and Parent. iY • Four members of the Goderich Karate Club won awards at the Rob Daglelsch Memorial Cup competition at York University, Toronto June 16. The winners included; Chris Graham, first in KATA orange -green division; Lisa Moore, first in women's KATA white -orange division; Janet Gardiner, second KATA, and Dennis Reid, third in KATA white -yellow division. (photo by Dave Muffitt) Fisher swamps Little Bowl Fisher Builders doubled the score on Little Bowl ina 12-6 Monday in a game that produced 27 hits between the clubs. The win improved Fisher's record to six wins against four losses and leaves them tied with Gords and McGees for first place in the Dunlop Division. Fisher laced two Little. Bowl pitchers for an incredible 18 hits in the game, 17 of which came in the first four innings as they piled up 12 runs. Jim . Bell was the top batter with three hits in as many trips to the plate. He doubled in the second inning to drive in a run andosingled and doubled .in the six -run fourth inning. Frank 'MacDonald, Doug Fisher, Barry Bloch, Bill Kraft, Bob McBride and Jim Durst added two hits apiece. Many of the Fisher hits went for extra bases as MacDonald tripled, Fisher doubled in the fourth and Kraft and McBride added a double and triple each. Little Bowl scored their six runs on nine hits. David Patterson, Jim Crawford and Ron Hunking collected two hits apiece. Hunking's hits included a run - scoring double and triple. Despite the 18 runs in Bantams defeat Dashwood The Bannister Bluewater Internationals won back to back games against Dashwood last week. Last Monday the Bantams travelled to Dashwood and defeated them in a close game by a score of 5-4.. The .gcore remained 0-0 into the fourth when Goderich outscored them 2-1. They went well ahead with two more in the fifth and finally scored one more run against Dash - wood's three to endthe game 5-4. Chris Pitre, Denis Kerr, Rick Stahl and Bi14. Hall all had two hits each, with Pitre and Kerr scoring twice each and Stahl once. Chris Pitre. pitched a strong game for the Internationals. Saturday the score was a different story as Goderich defeated Dash- wood 13-6. After the first inning Dashwood led 3-0, but Goderich came back, in the second to tie it up. Dashwood got two more in the third and then' Goderich went way ahead with four runs in the fourth. The Bluewater Internationals got three more in the fifth and three in the sixth. Dash- wood only managed to score once more in the fifth to end the game. Rick Stahl and Bill Hall were four for four with three hits and one walk each. David Gallow, Kevin Adams and. Mike Chisholm got two hits each and singles by Chris Pitre, Scott MacDonald and Jeff Denomme. Stahl and ` Hall each scored four runs and Chisholm scored two, with Denomme„ Adams and Pitre scoring one each. Denis Kerr went the distance on the mound for the Internationals, � HURON e���Re cFNTR 112 524-7924 • SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH INVITES YOU TO TRY OUR MAGNUM 35 PROCESSING When you have your 35mm film developed at Huron Camera Centre with our Magnum 35 processing we will give you 4 x 6" prints for only an extra 3c each. That's an extra 37% LARGER than the 3Y," x 5" and of course its done on silk borderless Kodak Paper. 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Fisher scored one run in the first, two in the second, three in the third and wrapped the win with the six -run binge in the fourth. Doug Fisher went the distance in the win and John Crawford took the loss. VANASTRA POWER SKATING SCHOOL VANASTRA ONTARIO PHONE 482-9667 OR 524-2239 UNDER DIRECTION OF: RICK PETTIT -SUMMER SESSION: JULY 23 - AUGUST 30, 1979. SESSION HELD: 6:00 P.M. - 6:45 P.M. MONDAY OR THURSDAY FREE: $18.13° COVERING ONE DAY PER WEEK $30.°O COVERING TWO DAYS PER WEEK • REGISTR-AT-ION-DAYS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JULY 18 & 19 TIME: 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. PLACE: VANASTRA ARENA 1 THEY'RE OFF...: This is the first of four Ontario Sires Stakes races to be held at the Clinton Community Park this season. Dates for the other events are next Sunday, July 8, Aug. 12 and Sept. 30. Sunday afternoon enjoy the excitement of Ontario- Sires Stakes racing action at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway. 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