The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-08-21, Page 6the third when Rick Sowerby a walk to g
One doubled in brother Ron who two runs. They scored again .
reached base on a fielder's single byWiIken'that scored the
back choice. They added another in tow runs. They scored again
the •.the fourth as.Tom Crawford, in the,third when Catto singled,
short who reached base on a single, stole second and third and
left 3cdred on Bud Yeo' s -double. scored on a single by Dupuis.
off • John Phillips opened Sandy's. Goderich got back in the
a side of the fifth with a single, game 'in the third when Del
a Ron Sowerby reached base on Mitchelmore singled with one
an error and Doug Spitzig and out, stole second and scored on
Ken Daer hit „,back to back' 'Rob McDonald's • triple, Jim
n doubles to produce-th"e winning -
ce rtiri.• r
Little ' Yeo led the Sandy's batters.
for with two hits in three trips to
as the plate. Five -other players
he managed one hit apiece. Ron ,
Corriveau and Simon Langlois,
each had two hits for Ziebart.
BRINPLEY.T>l2•, Daer went the distance for
FISHER• 18 Sandy's giving up four rir:ns on
',seven, hits and.; fanning five.
Brindley Transportexploded Langlois took the loss allowing
for eight runs inthesixthinning five runs on seven hits.
to erase a 10-4 deficit and rout
Fishers 12=10 in. industrial
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DRMCQ 5 league play last grndtiay.
BRINDLEY T 2 Fishers were coasting on a
DRMCo managed only two k0-4 lead into the bottom. of the
hits off Brindley T. pitcher Jim sixth inking before the truckers
Farrish, but took advantage of hammered losing pitcher Don
costly errors to ,.rout the McNeil ,for six hits and eight
Transporters, 5-2 in industrial runs to steal the win.
league action last week. • Fishers took advantage of a
DRMCo scored single runs in lax Brindley squad in the early
the first, third and fifth innings, going jumping on errorsand
on errors .and added two more . 'walks for three runs in the first
-in the sixth on a single by inning, four in the fourth and '
George Sutton, and a dpuble by •singles in the second third and
Don McWhinney who scored on sixth innings.
a fielders choice. The sixthBrindley scored two runsin
inning hits by Sutton and. the'sed''i3t?f'd"irrrii,ng,,.ta..add to first ,
McWhinney were the only and fourth inning sing -le
DRMCo hits of the game, markers before their sixth
Brindley T. touched winning ., inning outburst. Gord Riley led
BRINDLEY T 1.2
LAKEPORT8
Brindley Transport
unleashed a oras"sive 16 hit
attack ,to surprise Lakeport 12'18
in an industrial league game
played Monday. ' .,,...
The Brindley squad lead a 6-3
before their fifthinningsix run
outburst ' for a commanding
lead. Lakeport replied with fiy,e
runs in the seventh inning but
the rally ran out of steam.
John and Brian Hoy led the
I3rind1l� n+t;,�l +h three hits
Le
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ap
Farrish and Brian Bowman
added two hits each. Brian
MacKenzie and 'hil Turner
provided, most of the Lakeport -
offence as MacKenzie went
four for four at\the plate and.
Turner added, thee hits t"n-
eluding two double.
Ott
iece while teammates Jim Seel �,re,
Parish weiat-. distance in
the'win giving"up 12' hits 'in the
batters field day. fLpsing pit-
cher Mark Dauphin was raked
for 16 hits.
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SUNSET
NEWS
BY JOANNE WALTERS
,• V .V 1�
With the Sunset Men's another couple. Everyone is-
-. Invitational and the Junior welcome and sure to 'have lots
Invitational fast approaching, of fun!
available Cee', off r times are On Monday, August, 18, some
being rapidly reserved. If you of our junior members
plan to enter either tour- travelled to Seaforth to play in
nament, it would be wise to get the Junior Invitational there.
your name into the Clubhouse Winners were Kerry Willows,
as• soon as possible. Tickets are second low net •in the junior
now available for purchase.. division; .Dave Bedour, second
Men's Night was met wih a low gross in the juvenile
ood turnout on Tuesday, division; Steve Davey, second
August 12. Low gross for e ow
gross in the junior division;
night was Doug Spitzig andlow andBillLewis, fourth low net in
eewees c O m e net was Bob BBak. the ave the'Gloderi.'ision. The ch Sunset a fine
ton,s
Congratulations Doug -and Bob.' g•
pitcher McWhinney for four the .'attach w,�h three hits to .tether winners included: first " representation.
hits scoring a run in the second four trips too the plate and scor- - • flight, Bruce Lyndon, John Club Championship matches
inning on two errors and a - ed one run. J} Farrish andkAkinil
p Schneicker', Rick Sowerby, are progressing well . at' the
F' added two hits t Dennis Lassaline and Don Sunset. All our ,golfers have
B h f0 e
fielders' choice r ®� �
Bowman drove, in
run doubling in Farrish who John Hoy led the Fisher eight i .•
had singled.
awhile Brian rice Fisher
e -
the second apiece. �• Bedour; second flight, Gerry � displayed enthusiasm and
hit^,�a.ttack with a single and a • '
double in three trips to the O V ' n e a r ' n e a s
CORDS 5
•
LAKEPORT 5 plate Six Teammates rounded w'
out the offence with 'one hit
•
Gords Sports turned an error apiece.
and a double into a run in their , Farrish went the distance. in Goderich Legion Peewee'Costello followed with a triple
last at bgain „bats toa tie with win giving up 10 runs on 'eight . won the. W.O.A.A• Peewee "C"scoring McDonald and came
cmpionship Sunday after .,home himself on.,a passed ball.
Lakeport in an industrial hits, Losing pitch -el -McNeil was
league , . contest played last hammered for 11 hits. "' " neon with a come from behind . Kincardine looked like they
8-7 win over Kincardine in had the game sown away as
Thursday. - ' DRMCo 9, extra inningstt„taking the best they scor,ed'a''single run in the
Stan Doherty who had reached B-RINDLEY P. 6
. Dennis Williamson doubled in two out of three series In two fifth ',oil a' single by Catto, his
base on an error in the seventh. .. DRMCo scored 'four runs in straight games.third of the game, and a three
their of the first inning and It was the second come from ?base fielding error, and three
inning to 'send the game into behind vi or
extra- innings. •The teams then coasted to a 9-6 victory over Y of the series for more in the sixth to lead 7-3.
played two extra inning,s P. ' but- Brindley P for their second win .the pee wees as they scored
neither' side . was able to
of the week. four runs after two' were out in In the final inning Goderich
the seventh inning Friday night
produce a run.' DRMCo spotted.. the came up with four big runs to
Cords took an early lead - plasterers two' runs in. -the top, in Kincardine to win 11-8. tic the game 7-7. McDonald and
half of the first inning, a lead In the Friday night game Costello singled. . •-Denomme
scoring two runs in the first Goderich gpened.the.scoring in
inning and added a single in the they. would .never again' enjoy. walked to load the bases and
DRMCo promptly scored four the third inning with three runs, Danny Maillet banged a key
second on successive singles by p Pt Y Dave Moore doubled, Jim
Phil Petrie, Jon Ginn and Stan runs_inthe bottom of the first Costello walked and was forced trie to score three runs and
Tri les in e
the scored himself when Larry
Doherty. They scored another and• adu�u a g
in the fifth on a walk to Dennis second, third .arid sixth innings at second by Willy Denomme.
and two in thefourth. Singles by Danny Maillet and
Williamson Watt,,
and double by Brindley didn't score again Mark Rowe scored more and
Warren Watt., ,, � Denomme, Ted Doherty
Lakeport did all their scoring until the fifth inning when Doug
Ludwig doubled and scored on walked and bandy Graham
in the second inning producing g• was hit by the pitch forcing in
' five runs on a walk, an error, a a sacrifice by Ron Hodge. Theyti
rallied for four more runs in the Maillet:
fielder s choice, � double by •sixth inningbut were unable to Kincardine • 'scored single
Frank Hagan and singles by Ed--• runs in the third and fifth inning
stir the offence in the final
Jones and Ron Miller, to narrow the gap. to 3-2, but
• Doherty gave up only four inning.
Don McWhinney led the ,Goderich went . ahead 7-2 •
inning; anddfanned 17 batters.
hits, three of them in the second DRMCO 13 hit attack with -three scoring four runs in their half of
Mark Dauphin went the hits in four trips to the plate. the sixth inning on singles, by
distance for Lakeport allowing Teammates Ron Klages, Bill Rob McDonald, Costello a walk
five runs on'eleven hits. Gallo,, George Sutton and to Denomme to load thebases,
' Williamson ked Gords sparked John Orr each 'chipped in with single by Moore and• doub.le;by
p two hits. ,.One 'of `Klages hits Maillet. , -,
offence with three hits in four
trips to the' plate including a included a first' inning leadoff '
Kincardine came back -in
double. Petrie and Watt home run. -their half, of the sixth inning to
chipped in With two hits apiece. Doug Ludes had four of score six runs and go ahead 8-7
Brindley's -se4en hits with a
' on ,three hits, two walks and
SANDYS 2 perfect evening at the plate. three Goderich errors: In the'
McWhinney picked up the ,win
LITTLE BOWL 1 final inning, • Goderich scored
Ken Daer fashioned a stingy while Jim Martin took the loss.. four unanswered runs after two
three hitter and drove in a run
as Sandys edged Little Bowl 2-1
in a game played Sunday.
• •
SANDYS 5 were out on singles by Costello,
ZIEBART 4
The Clippers took the lead' on ' Sandy's Clippers rallied, for
a two out• run producing single three
a walk to Denomme and a
double ,by Maillet that scored , especially Rob .Trebish and
runs in the fifth
Madge bounced one back to the
pitcher.
In the extra inning Kin-
cardine went down one, two,
three,.. but in the Goderich half
of the inning Moore walked,but
was out at the second trying to
steal, Mitchelmore struck -out
but with two out McDonald
Singled,, stole second, went to
third on a 'single by' Jim
Costello and scored ern a single
by Willie Denomme to,win 8-7„
Goderich now advances to
the O.B.A.'peewee "C" playoffs
in a tournament at Alliston
August 23,-24.
Coach Tom Thompson and
manager Howard Carroll both
felt that the two wins over
Kincardine and Listowel, both
' of whom' were considered the
team to beat in the league, were
a tremendous team effort by all
the players on the team
inning for Moore -who had walked, and Brian -Shewfelt who did not see
�,� Costello. • Rowe followed with a any action but helped the team
by Daer that scored Ken ” a 5-4 come from behind4victory.
single that scored Denomme with their constant chatter
over Ziebart in industrial g . Po
Doherty who. led off. the inning and Maillet. from the bench.
with a . single .and moved to league play Monday. , •'' .
second when Deb Si?ewfelt was The Knights scored two runs In the Sunday afternoon ,
•
hit by a pitch. 1, in boththe first.and fourth • garne Kincardine came on O P P ��
John Warr scored what innings dor a'slim 4-2 lead. The strong scoring two runs in• the Sj H O
proved to be the winning run in- Clippers scored a single run in first inning on a single by Catto,,,
Davidson a single by
the , fourth inning after
smashing a single with on
down.
Little Bowl fought
scoring one run in the top of
'seventh but the rally, fell.
and the tying run was'
stranded.. Bruce Stoll led
with a double, advanced on
,fielder's choice and scored on
sacrifice fly by Rob Snell.
Ron ,Sowerby and John Warr
were the top Clipper bat
with two hits apiece. Bru -1
Stoll provided 'most of the Litt
Bowl offence connecting
two 'of their 'three, hits Tri
many. times• at� bat and
scored their only run. ,,.,-.�•
Lassaline Tim O'Brien, Don
.4Ellcott, oy
fellowship in their golf mat
• R Telford,' Mike ches. The final outcome should
Drennan, George Bolton and
Leon Gaynor; and third flight,
Mark McKenny, Cliff Kennedy,
Cy Murrell, Don Siemon• and
Walter Sheardown.-
Low gross on Ladies',. Night,
August . 14, went to Shirley •
Baechler, Congratulations,
Shirley! ' '
Other wins went to W illie Low
and Jo Anne Telford, first
flight; Isobel MacDonald, Cris
Spitzig, Joyce Bolton and Pat
DoGkstader, second flight;' Pat
Clifford, Marj .Smith 'and Ellen
Connelly, ` third flight; and
Jackie Harrison', Betty Helesic
and Nadine Brown, fourth
flight.
On Saturday, August 16,
there 'was another mixed
Scotch two ball at the' Sunset.
The winners were: Bill .Brown
and Adele, Drennan, first; Ab
Middel and Isobel MacDonald,
second; Mike Drennan- and
Marilyn.: Clark, third; Bill
Asher -and Jackie Harrison,
fourth; Don Fuller ,and Mary
Lynn Telford, fifth; and'George
Williams and Willa Williarns,
sixth.
The next .mixed Scotch two
ball will be held on August 30. It
will be'' followed by a feast of
German food and a dance a
pre October -fest celebration !
So, come. on out and bring
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Diamondsho!d off
Sailorettes late rush'
The Goderich Diamonds
s ycd off a la-te4n-a-i a1Ly kyr
the Sailorettes and hung on for
21-18,victory in Ladies
Recreational Softball.League
play last Thursday.
The,Diamonds were sparked
b,y two seven, run innings and
their final two runs in. the
seventh inning padded their
lead to `21-14. The pesky
Sailorettes managed .to push
four runs across in their last at
bats but the rally fell short.
Gale Schneiker and "Sylvia
Harmon 'had three hits apiece
forthe Diamonds. Joy Orr, who
went three for six at the plate,
picked pitching decision.
Up
the
In a ,game. played Monday
night the Diamonds routed the
hapless Superstars -29-5. - `'
The Diamonds spotted the
Superstars a 3-1 lead and then
exploded for seven runs in the
second inning to take a lead
they , never 'relinquished. They -
added two runs in both the third
and sixth innings, three in the
fourth and five in the fifth.
After a three run first inning
the Superstars managed only
one base runner until 'toe sixth
inning when 'they scored two -
runs. Joy Orr went the distance
in the win while Dale Oke toiik
the loss.
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