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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1979—PAGE 11
Fisher beats French 6-1, lose to Lakeport 6-4
Fisher Builders kept
one step ahead of
Graham Electric- in the
Dunlop Division splitting
a pair of games in
Industrial League
Janet Dick was the first woman competitor to finish the Goderich 10 Km. Classic
fun run and road race Saturday and was honored by Goderich reeve Eileen
Palmer. Janet ran the 10 km. course (6.3 miles) in 34 minutes and 44 seconds, over
seven minutes ahead second place finisher Linda Finley. A cup honoring the win
was presented to Janet. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
Frayne sparks 7-1 win
Graham Electric.
scored six run's irr the first
two innings and coasted
to a 7-1 win over Little
Bowl 'in Industrial
League play.
The - Electrics
unleashed a nine -hit
attack in scaring seven
runs in four innings to
record their sixth win of
the year. They remain in
fourth place in the Dunlop
Division, three points ouf
of third place.
Graham quickly
assumed control of the
game scoring three runs
in the first inning on four
hits. With two out, Mark
Frayne singled and
scored on a follow up
double by Bob Hnatyk.
Mark Frayne and Bill
Wraith added singles to
complete the first inning
scoring.
.The Electrics in-
creased their lead to six
runs with another three -
run outburst in the second
inning. George Klumper
led off the inning with a
double and scored ona
single by Steve I-Laggitt.
Haggitt scored as Bruce
Bowman reached base on
an error and Bowman
scored on a single by
Hnatyk.
Mark Frayne scored
the final Electric run with
a solo homer in the fourth
inning.
Little Bowl scored their
only run in the third in-
ning as John Crawford
singled and scored
error
Fastball action.
Last Wednesday Fisher
dumped French 6-1 but
then lost a 6-4 decision to
Lakeport, Sunday.
The split leaves Fisher
with a record of eight
'wins and eight . losses,
good for third spot in the
Dunllop Division.
Fisher capitalized on
six' French errors scoring
six runs on just five hits
in their 6-1 win last
Wednesday.
French led the game 1-0
after three innings of play
but Fisher sprung for
three runs in the fourth
and sixth innings to wrap
up the win.
Bill Kraft, Jack
MacKinnon ..and -_Doug.
Fisher scored fourth
inning runs for Fisher
and macKinnon, Fisher
and John Hoy each.
scored in the sixth.
Doug Fisher had two of
his team's five hits in the
game, a second• inning
double and a run -
producing single in the
fourth. Frank
MacDonald,Fred Pellow
and Kraft had the other
Fisher hits. -
Pellow went the
distance for Fisher
allowing one run on four.
hits while striking out
three batters. Glenn
Pontiacs dump Ziebart
to regain
The McGee Pontiacs
continue to lead the
Dunlop division of the
Industrial Fastball
league after recording a
5-1 win over Ziebart;
Sunday. . ,
The win was the ninth
of the season for the
Pontiacs and boosted
them into sole possesion
of first place following
Gords loss' to Canada
Company.
McGees got to Simon
Langlois right from the
start as they nailed him
for three runs on' three
hits in the first inning.
Bantams
division lead
Langlois walked Clare
Harmon in the first and
subsequent singles by
Rick Sowerby, `Doug
Spitzig and Ken Meriam
drove in three runs.
- The Pontiacs added two
runs in the top of the sixth
inning as Ron Sowerby
singled and Langrois
loaded the bases with
walks to Harry Kerr and
Mike Pitre. Harmon Then
delivered a two -out single
to score Sowerby and
Kerr.
Keil Daer held Ziebart'
to five hits in the game
and they scored tneir only
run in the fourth inning.
Greg Hansen singled,
advanced on an error and
scored on Rick Duck
worth's single.
Seven players shared in
the Pontiac's seven -hit
attack and Ziebart's
Hansen was the only inning and added a run
player with hits in the
game.
Daer gave up the one
run on five hits and
struck out two batters in
picking ,up the win.
Langlois struck out three
in a losing cause.
Ferguson. had two of the
French hits as he doubled
in the second inning and
scored and singled in the
seventh,
Lakeport turned the
tables on Fisher Sunday,
jumping on two Fisher.
errors ,in the sixth inning
to score two runs and
break a 4-4 tie.
Fisher had just tied the
game with a single run in
the top of the sixth and
then let it slip away with
two costly errors in the
,bottom half of the sixth.
Lakeport scored two
runs in the first inning
and added singles in the
third and fourth innings
before putting the game
away with two runs in the
last half of the sixth in-
ning.
Ti,in McLean and Ron
Miller led lakeport of-
fensively with two hits
each. McLean singled
and scored in the first
even record at
four wins, four losses
The Bluewater
International Bantams
travelled to Seaforth July
6 and'were defeated 7-6.
Seaforth led off with five
runs in the first, one in
the third and one` in the
sixth inning.
Goderich only got two
hits by Scott MacDonald
and Mike Chisholm until
the sixth inning. In the
sixth and seventh runs
were scored by David
Gallow, Mike Chisholm,
Kevin Adams and Scott
MacDonald to finish the
game. They hacl -11 ,hits
and six runs batted in.
Denis Kerr went the
ore on an distance on the mound. -
Goderich played host to
Frayne, Hnatyk and keter on July 7. The
offence with two hits
.Wraith led the Electric ,ternationals led off well,
apiece. Kernighan, id were ahead 10-0 after
Klumper and Haggitt �efirstinning,butended
) losing 17-16. They had
added one hit apiece and ' hits to Exeter's 11.
they each scored a run. hree runs each were
John Verway went the :ored by -David Gallow,
distance on the mound for enis Kerr, Chris Pitre,
Graham and allowed one No for Rick Stahl and
run on five hits while gel Bedard' and one
striking out four batters. piece for Kevin Adams,
John Crawford allowed 'like Chisholm and Jeff
seven runs on nine hits in )enomme.
the loss. On July 10 Clinton
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scoring single i'n the
fourth. Miller singled in
the first inning
to score
Brian MacKenzie and
added a solo homer in the
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Frank MacDonald was
the game's top batter
with three hits in four
trips__to the plate while
John Hoy chipped in with
two hits.
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were defeated by the winning pitcher. Their
Internationals, 10-4. "rectal now stands at four
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