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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-04, Page 101 PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1979. SPORTS P. Bantam's rally falls short in 121Oioss Walkerton defeated the Goderich International Bantams 12-10 Tuesday to win the WOAA bantam title in the'•' third and deciding game of the series in Goderich. Walkerton won the first game of the series here Saturday but the Goderich bantams forced the third game with a 7-3 win in Walkerton Sunday behind the fine pitching effort of Kevin Adams. Walkerton clinched the title with the two -run victory Tuesday but the Internationals deserve credit as a scrappy, battling team. They trailed 10-3 after three innings of play and Walkerton increased that lead to 11-3 after four innings of play. But the Internationals bravely fought back and chipped away at the Walkerton bulge before finally surrendering the 12-10 decision. Adams started the game for Goderich but gave way to Denis Kerr in relief. Kerr pitched the final 'six innings and held Walkerton to a single run giving his team-mates a Vz BY TD chance to produce a comeback. Hall and Adams led the Goderichf offence with four hits apiece. Hall had three singles and a triple and scored two runs while Adams chipped in with three single a triple and one run. Team-mates Chisholm and Rick Stahl added two hits apiece. One of Stahl's hits was a leadoff solo homer over the left field fence in the second in- ning. in the first inning. After five innings of play the score was 5-2. The Internationals played nine hard innings and the win was well deserved. Chris Pitre was three for four and scored three runs. Kevin Adams came through again. with three more big hits and scored one run. Next was Rick Stahl with two hits and scoring one run. One hit and one run apiece went to Jeff D me and In WOAA Bantam championship' finals the Goderich Bluewater Internationals lost their first game to Walkerton by a score of 15-9. The game was close up to the fifth inning with the score 6-4 in favor of Walkerton. In the.. sixth inning Walkerton broke loose and scored six more runs. Goderich tried hard in the eighth to make a comeback scoring five runs. Leading 'the Internationals was Kevin Adams batting four for five and scoring two runs. Denis Kerr, Mike Chisholm and Rick Stahl had two hits and two runs apiece. Chris Pitre had one hit and scored one run and one hit apiece went to Gary Abbott, Scott MacDonald and Jeff Denom me. The pitching duties were shared by Kerr, Pitre and Adams. Sunday was a different Inter - Scott MacDonald. Kevin „story as the Adams went the distance nationalskerttraveled out- onCthe mound pitching an Walkerton and g outstanding game for the them, tiedg and outscoring 1 - Internationals having12 them, scoreup the series 3. 1 by a of 7-3. strikeouts and only giving Walkerton jumped into up five walks• the lead scoring two runs s wiz -16-12 The GDCI Vikings are still undefeated in Huron - Perth Conference foot- ball, but it. took a touch- down with only six seconds left' in the game togive the Vikes a dramatic 16-12 victory over the Stratford Cen- tral Ramblers in Strat- ford last Thursday. • Fullback Dennis Donnelly dove two yards for the winning score, wiping out a 12-9 lead gained by Stratford when Rambler quarterback ChrisHouston hit Kevin O'Donovan with a 15 -yard touchdown strike with 1:50 remaining on the clock. Following that score, the Vikings began to scrimmage from their own 35 -yard line, moving down the field in nine, plays, the longest of which went for 13 yards, scoring. " to set up Donnelly's last Darryl Beattie got the second game winning Vikings on the score. Eric Mitchell scoreboard in the first kicked the convert to give quarter with a touchdown the Vikings their .four on an 80 -yard punt return. point edge. Eric Mitchell added a 30 - Viking coach Ray yard field goal in the Donnelly had nothing but second quarter before the , admiration for • ' the Ra blers scored. Ramblers, describing Pete Herwyn•en went them as an excellent over for a Stratford team both offensively and .touchdown on „:a seven - defensively and felt his yard dive before the Vikings showed what quarter ended, leaving they were made of. to the Vikings with a 9-6 lead come through with the at half-time. victory. ., In the final analysis it The game was a dandy was the superiority of the right from the beginning Vikings' specialty teams with both teams playing which gave them the sound football. victory in what many •The Ramblers -observers felt was the demonstrated a superior best high school football air' attack, completing 13 game they had seen in of 21 attempts. The years. Vikings were able to The Vikings play at comeup with three in- home today (Thursday) terceptions, two of them against the Listowel deep in their own end to Lords who are winless in keep Stratford from their first two games. Garb and Gear wins ladies title The Goderich Garb and Gear ladies softball team defeated the Goderich Elevators 15-10 last week to win the Central Huron Ladies Softball League B championship. The win was the second of the series for Garb and Gear and came in the deciding game of the best -of -three series. The teams wasted no A member of the Goderich International Bantams was called out on this play at third base in a playoff game against Walkerton. Goderich lost the WOAA bantam final to Walkerton in the third and deciding game of the series in Goderich, Tuesday by a score of 12-10. (photo by Jeff Seddon) GMHA all-star tryout schedule The Goderich Minor Hockey Association has released a tryout schedule for it's travelling teams from Saturday October 6 to Sunday October 14. SAT.00T.6--Atom-9-10 a.m.,Peewee, 10-11 a.m.; Bantam 8-9 a.m.; Midget 11 a.m-1 p.m. and Juvenile 1-2 p.m. SUNDAY, OCT.7-- Atom- I -2 p.m.;' Pee wee -8- s 9 a.m.; Bantam 9-10 a.m.; Midget2.4 p.m. and Juvenile 4-5 p.m. MONDAY, OCT.8-- Peewee-4.30-5.30 p.m.; Midget- 5.30-7.30 p.m. and Juvenile -7.30-8.30 p. m. TUESDAY, OCT.9-- Atom-4.30='5.30 p.m.; Peewee -5.30-6.30 p.m.; Bantam -6.30-7.30 p.m. and Juvenile -7.30-8.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, OC- T.10--Bantam-4.30-5.30 p.m.; Midget -5.30-7,30 p.m. and Juvenile 7,30- 8.30 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT.11-- Atom-4.30-5.30 p.m.; Peewee -5.30-6.30 p.m.; Bantam -6.30-7.30 p.m. and ' Juvenile 7.30 8.30 p.tn• FRIDAY, OCT.12-- Atom-4.30-5.30 p.m.; Bantam -5•.30-6.30 p.m. and Midget -6.30-7.30 p.m. SATURDAY,OCT.13-- Open House Other In -Store Specials... Come onin and check 'em out. We've got it - more Moto -Ski® for 1980. There's more power and performance than ever before in models to suit every i' , taste. 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The Elevators got back in the game in the fourth inning with a three -run rally to again tie the game. But Garb and Gear then took control of the game and scored two runs in the fifth and sixth in the sixth inning to cinch the championship. The Elevators rallied for three runs in their final at bat. Lori Keller and Susan Moore led the Garb and Gear offence scoring three runs apiece. Team- mates Kim Green, Anne Marie Murphy and Brenda Pollock chipped in with two runs apiece. The members of the winning team are Lisa Moore, Ann Marie Murphy, Sheila O'Brien, Brenda Pollock, Joni thompson, Kim • Green, Bev Rutledge, Lori Keller, Laurie Tigert, Mary Burns, Susan Mo re and Margo Moore. Grab and Gear reached the final with a semi-final win over the Goderich Sailorettes while the Elevators eliminated • Joe's Girls in the other semi-final. 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