The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-07-17, Page 10PAQE 10,--•GODERICH SIGN'A '..-,STAR, THURSDAY, JULY i , 1975
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SANDY'S 13
" BRINDLES' P 0
Ken Daer chucked a five
hitter for his eleventh win of the
season as Sandy's demolished
Brindley Plastering 13-0 in
Thursday night's „Industrial
Softballfac,ion. Daer 'fanned
five Brindley hitters on his way
to the shutoutAhat pushed the
Clippers further into first place
in the league standings.
The Clipper.' bats made the
difference pushing a dozen runs
across in the first two innings,'
everyone in the Iine4up scoring
a run in the second. TW(.) walks
set the 'stage for Doug"Spitzig's..
two run double in the first and
Ken Daer brought Spitzig in on ,
a double fora three run lead.
The pitcher then stepped into•a
three homer 'after .Brindley.
errors had put two Clippers.on
base in the second •inning;
Brindley -hurler .Brian "Petrie
Couldn't, find "the mark and'
walked the ,next four batters
bringing in a run' and setting
the :'stage for Harry Ker"r's
three run double, Ker•r.c.ame in
on lion Sowerby's single and
then scored on an error to
round out the rally .at 12 runs,
Deb Shewfelt brought 'in the
final tally in the third after he
drew a walk.
D12MCo 11
BRINDLE' T 0
Don McWhinney.. threw a no ,
hitter as his teammates struck
for, 11 hits and as many runs
whipping Brrindley Transport
11-0 Thursday ,night,
McWhinney posted .the shutout
notching- his.. tinth win of 'the
LITTLE,POWL 4
S,ANT$Y'S 4
KenDaer gave up six hits:and
fanned' 14 butters 'blit Little
Bowl hung tin fur nine innings to
tie the league leading,Clippers
in Sunda, night action:. The
bowlers .pushed three across' in
the sixth with two ort to tie the
ga me
Harry ,Kerr led off . the
Clipper rally in the fifth with a
single- and scored' after Rick.
and Ron Shw erby caught Bruce
Stoll It r •back to back singles.
i,?ougR.Spitzig loaded the bases
on a walk *wild Tom, Crawford
smashed a two run double to
e the Clippers a three' run
edge. Ron So‘verby, Walked in
the seventh and scored on Ken,
Dare's single to force a tie.
In thea first� inning Glen
Falkiner drew a walk and drew
.,first . blood on Bill, Black's
double. The bowlers failed to
score again until"the,sixth when
Bruce Stoll led off'with a single.
Rob Snell singled to put two
men on with the, leading run' at
the plate and Dave Patterson,
hitting for Ron Ritchie, cleaned
up with a three run smash over
•the fence to.,put Little ,Bowl up
by one..The Clippers sored in
the seventh "to 'force the extra
innings and a league rule
forced the tie -after nine.
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BRINDLEY, P '(go)
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with the third Brindley run on
=Brian Hoy's double. Two walks
and an error in the' third
produced two more runs as
Brindley chipped away at the
''Fisher lead. Ron Harris drew a
walk in the"fuurth and moved
down on Brian 1-Ioy's single,
scoring on a one run double by
Doug Rotilston. , Gord Riley
doubled in Roulston and scored
on a double steal after Brian'
Bowman walked and Brindley
were only down by. four, Doug
Roulston got; a base on error;-••--
,,, Gord Riley; singled and John
Hoy harnrhered a triple to cut
the Fisher lead two to runs but
the builder defense tightened
up for five straightouts to save
,the win.
• A ,high scoring • offensive
battle' between DRMCo and
Brindley Plastering was called
after four innings because of
rain with DRMCo leading 12-13.
°The..game. wi:iibe played later
. season. - , , in the season.
Drawing first blood DRMCo FISHER 13
opened a four run lead in the • BRINDL'EY T.11
first.on singles by Bill Gallow, ' Fisher cameout of
" Don „McWhinney and 'Clare• their season long ' slump and
y Harmon and a one run double struck • for. 19 hits . off Jim
by Frank MacDonald and two F.arrish and" edged ' Brindley
run two, bagger by George ';Transport 131,1 in Sunday night
Sutton. Ron Klages hammered. 'Industrial Softball action ' in"
'asingle in the-second'to'bring in Benmiller. The win ,is Fred•
- Brian McLean and in the third , Pell.ow's fourthof theseasonas
a' Brindley errors comt,?ined with he gave up eight hits and struck
Brian'" MacLean's double. in- , out three. • °
creased ' the " DRMCo• lead to ' • Fisher struck early in the
nine. Two errors and a Ron 'game John Hoy leading off with
,. Klages' single rounded the final a double and. scoring on a
total out at 11 to seal the win'repeat ' 'effort . by Jack
after five innings. ' - MacKinnon., Chuck Jewell
. '' GORD'S 4 'singled for a two run lead and
LAKEPORT O moved down on a, Doug Fisher
Gore's Sports struck for four single• Fred, Pellow smashed'a
runs ryoff nine hits to shutout' two run doable ' and,. :scored
Lakeport Steelers and remain when Jim"'Durst stepped into a ,.
in second place in Industrial ' two bagger. Durst came in on
- Softball league,standings. Stan ' Jim Bell's single to open a'six
.Doherty struck out tel giving run Fisher lead. Chuck Jewell,
' up three hits on his way to his smashed a •, home run with
' tenth win, nobody on in the second to give
The game scoreless inthe top the ,builders -a seven ,run -lead
of the fo_u_rth Denny. Williamson,. " and two walks, an error, singles
., - _____. -..tt.__._..b Jim Durst -and Ji-m-13-elland-•-
smasled �a double to start the Y
Gord's rally and, came around• doubles by Chuck Jewell and
on 'a Lakeport error that nut Gerry Durst produced six More
Jim Ginn on' second. Jack Fisher scores in the third and
` Kellough'stepped into:°a`'two run' they held on to hip Brindley for
double and Gord's were on their the win. • . '
way. In the fifth Phil Petrie Brian Bowman singled in the
beat out abunt and mo'ved second and' cart—ie.—in .on John
down cin Brian ,Rumig's walk. 'H'OY's - double ,to open the
.Williamson 'caught a single to Brindley scoring. -Bruce
bring two irrand seal the win. - Bowman singled and came in
• ZIEBART -4
SAY'S 1
Simon Lang-Ws-realup three
, hits and fanned seven, Clippers
as Ziebart nipped the league
• leaders 4-1 Monday. night to
strengthen their hold 'on the
fourth and final playoff spot,
Langlois had a shutout going
• until the seventh when Tom
Crawford° caught him •-for the
third Clipper hit, a single,
bringing in Ken Daer after
Daer Had walked. -
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• Zielrt struck early -when
Greg. Hanson caught a single
`arid moved' to third on Ron
Whetstone's double. ., Simon
Lanlois stepped into a two
bagger bringing in two 'runs
'and giving-Ziebart the lead. In
the fifth Jim McIver, Greg
Hanson and Ron Corriveau
singled . and Ron Whetstone
stepped into his second hit of .
• the^match a two run double that.
iced. : ,the win for the rust
proffers.
• BRINDLEY°T 9
LAKEP..ORT 8
A six run third inning was all
Brindley Transport needed to
'hedge Lakeport- Steelers '9-8 in
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Monday' niglht's." actions Btin-
dley took a wo run lead after=
the opening inning on singles by
Bryan Hoy and Bruce Bowman
and a 'Lakeport error. In the
third Bryan Hoy ledoff with his
second single of the game and
was followed by singles from
Bruce Bowman, Brian
$.owman; John Hoy, ,Bruce
Fisher, Jim ,.Fa.rrish{ and Ron
Harris and the truckers were
up by eight. Bruce Bowman got
what proved to be the winner in
th.e,four.th after he drew a, walk
and came in ort Bruce. Fishen's
double, , • ,
Lakeport chipped away at the
Brindley lead starting in the '
second when Wayne Diaper
'caught a double and came in On
Ed Jones' triple. Jones scored
on a'sa,erifice. In the third Phil
niftier tripled and scored on
Wayne Draper s single. Draper.
scored •on a shot by Ed Jones
and a double by•Ray`Nickolas
. brought the S feelers within four
of .the tie. Wane Fisher led off
"•the fifth with a single and
,stored when Phil Turner
tripled. -Turner came in when
Wayne 'Draper repeated the
effort with a three bagger.' Al
Miske went to the plate for
Frank Hagan in the sixth and
drove one over She fence --with -
nobg1y en but' the steelers
couldn't get" theequalizerW
across. •
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INDUSTRIAL
SOFTBALL STANDINGS.
Won
• Sandy's Clippers'' 11
Gord's Sports 10
DRMCo' 0.
Ziebart. .8
Little Bowl ” ., ,„6
.-B`i'indl•ey T ` 4
Fisher 0 4
,. Lakeport " 3
Brindley P 2
Lost . Tied Pts.
3 –2 24
5 0 20'
3 .• '18.
4 . 1 . 17
6 1 13
9 1 9
9 0 8
9, 0 6
9 1 4
GIMES TONIGHT
DRMCo vs Little Bowl
Brindley P vs Fisher
G'1MES SUNDAY ; •0
DRMCo vs Ziebart
Brindley P vs Lakeport
Fisher vs Little Bowl
"Brindley T vs•Gord's
(BenenjIler),
GAMES MONDAY
.Sandy's vs DRMC6-,
Gord's vs Brindley T
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Sailing
second
round
The Goderich Sailing Club;
Instruction is now well , un=
° - derway, One circiiit of the three
levels has been completed and
level I is being repeated for the
Second,- time „and Level If in-
'struction commences • next
Monday, . This level includes
instruction on boatItand 'Sailing
terminology, practical' and
theoretical applications of the -.
basic points of sail and in-
struction on acting as helm-
sman and -crew,
The adult course is starting.
"into its first week of level II this
'`yweek., More participants would
be welcomed,
In the junior. section .. the
turnout has been good so far,
In Level I certificates were
granted to the 'following
students: Gary, Bi{yly and John
Peters, Donald Coughlan, Joey
La•ng.,. Nancy., A:1in, Kevin
-Bundy, Doug 'Cruickshank,
- Robert MacKenzie and Lucie
• Turcotte.
In level II the following
,. ~pckle .,„received their • der-,
tificates:, Robert I re enzie,
Barb Pamminger, Mrs.
Larone, Jon Mi"lle'r, Dave
Townslend, Mark Taylor, Lisa
Taylor; Anne Marie Murphy,
and Doug Cruickshank.
The following people passed •
level III: Lisa Taylor, Mark
Taylor, 'Robert MacKenzie,
Barb Par'nminger, Eamon
Doody, David Smith and Doug,
Cruickshank.
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l3 em:la-Fish,& of the Godetcieh Saitorettes shows good form at the plate but unfortunately she
failed to. Make contact with the ball. The S'ailorettes defeated -the Superstars in Ladies'
Recreational Softball League.play iast Wednesday. (staff photo)
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ladies win b
then slump
The Goderich Midget Ladies and load the bags when Lori
wee one for-' 'three' last week . Keller smashed a triple down
blasting.,Rostock 20-14 ante •the left field line for three
dropping two close ones to more.
Mitchell 11-9 and Brodhagen 5- „Goderich loaded the bases
4, again and Darlene? Chowen
The ladies treated their fans drew a walk that earned a run
'to an offensive display scat- and a 'Rostock throwing error
tering 18 hits across, six innings op Dawn Oke allowec the final
to rout Rostock 20-14. three runs in to end the
Singles by Lori Cruickshank, Goderich'attacjc.
, July Langridge and Dawn Oke "'Rostock pushed two across in
and a three run'doubl'e by Jud' their hail+ of the seventh before
Cruickshank in the opening „ the ladies retired the side to
inning gave the�gitls„a five run seal the win,, w • • •
lead. Rostock refused to give playing thei"r,second game in -
up and hammered away at the as many days the -ladies left the
•' lead giving up six runs and tieing run on third in the sixth
scoring a dozen for a one run and seventh inning dropping a
lead going into the sixth inning, one run decision -.to Brodhagen
The Goderich ladies weilded - 5-4.
their big bats» in the sixth 'Fighting .back*'from a three
sending 13 batters ,to the plate run deficit Goderich tied the
'foe., a nine run inning. Judy, match in th? fifth inning
Cruickshank,,Darlene Chowen;-.scoring on, singles by Diana
Dawn eke. and Jan Ginn each Glousher, Jan Ginn and Judy
hit €or'singles-to bring in a run Cruickshank. An error .in the.
INDUSTRIAL SOF"T"BALL
'LEADING HITTERS
'Player • Team
"Russ Pruder' -- Sandy's
Frank MacDonald — DRMCo.
13111 Gallow DR.MCo
Gregllanson Ziebart
Bill Black `-.;Little Bowl
Ron Sowerby — Sandy's'
Ron Kluges — DRMCo
Ken Daer — Sandy's'
Ilbn McWhinney — PRMCo°
G brge Sutton----DR,MCo .-
Chuck Jewell — Fisher ..
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bottom of the sixth allowed the
winner across, Goderic.left
Diana Glousher on 'third after
her sixth inning single and Kris
Maillet ort third in the seventh
after she smashed a double."
Trialing 7-5 after:six innings,
the •Goderich midgets gave up
t‘Co triples and,a single in the '
seventh and committed':arc
error allowing Mitchell to Rush
friar markers across and take a
six run lead. Batting in the
bottom of the seventh, Darlene
Chowan and Diane Mit-w
chelmore led off with walks and
were • m.oved around on Barb
Straughan'sshot to the infield.
Errors' on 'Brenda Lougheed
and Judy Cruickshank alloy+ed
Goderich four runs but Mitchell ,
tightened,'Up retiring the side '
two short of the tie 11-9.
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