The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-02, Page 84
PAGE 11-0ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,1975
ZIEBART 9
DRMCO 3.,
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On TheDiamonds,
—burst. ick Sowerby 'went- -to
first after he was struck by a
4. pitch and m ved down on a
The Ziebart Rustproofers single.from Won Sowerby. Ken
moved into the final round of Daer hammered one out oT the
Industrial Softball playoffs park to clean the bases and
Thursday night when they send Sandy's into what looked
rousted DRMCo 9-3 behind a like a playoff berth. Doug
three hit effort by pitcher Spitzig notched the other
Simon Langlois. The Rust-
proofers caught hold of ten hits
and took' advantage of four
DRMCo errors to run up their
lead early in the game.
Ron Whetstone and Ron
Corriveau led off the first in-
ning for Ziebart with a single
Clipper run inwthe third after he
chipped a single, went to
second on a single from Ken
Daer and beat out a close play
at the plate" after Torn
Crawford caught a single, the
last Clipper hit until the
seventh inning.
each and Whetstone drew first . Gord's went on the comeback
blood when Greg Hanson forced trail in the second inning when
a DRMCo error that left him on they began to collect their 15
second. Rick ' Duckworth hits.' Stan Doherty led off with a
managed a double from single and moved to third on a
another DRMCo mistake and single from Warren Watt. Phil
the Rustproofers were by. Petrie hit into a sacrifice to`
three.
In the third Lee Arbo :.and
Rick Duckworth cracked, ,a
single each and an error to Don
Parker loaded the bases for
Ziebart, Ray Volland landed on
second after the third DRMCo
error that allowed Arbour and
Duckworth to score. Jim
McIver and Ron Whetstone hit
back and back singles to score
' Parker and Volland and
Ziebart was on top by seven. •
In the fourth Ziebart rounded
,'•o(i the, scoring after Greg
Hanson outran another DRMCO
error for a double and .carne in
when Simon Langlois smashed
a triple. Langlois came in when
DRMCo went to first on a force
out.
DRMCQ pushed their three
runs across in the fifth inning
when Clare Harmon led off with
a walk. Jim McWhinney Little Bowl clinched a spot in
stepped into a triple to score the consolation finals against
Harmon and then came in with
push' Doherty across with the
first run. In the geeond Jim
Ginn beat out a fielder's choice
for a single, moved to third on a
single from Stan Doherty and
scored on a hit by Warren Watt.
Down two runs Gord's tied
the game in the sixth after Jack
Kellough singled and moved to
third upn 4a single from Denny
Williamson. Both runners came
in when Ken Vanderburg
smashed a base clearing triple.
The Sports hit through the
order in the final inning
pushing five runs over on hits
from Bob Riehl, Stan Doherty,
Warren Watt, Jack Kellough,
Ken Vanderburg and Des
Courtney. Stan Doherty got the
win giving up six hits/
LITTLE BOWL 5
BRINDLEY P 3
Ziebart through the ball away
on a hit -by Ron Klages. Klages`
then scored on sacrifice hits by
Frank MacDonald and Bill
Galiow. '
GORD'S 9
SANDY'S 4
. ,Gord's Sports won the right to
meet Ziebart in the Industrial
League finals this week when
they romped over Sandy's 9-4:
,Gord's pulled the game out in
the final inning. after fighting
back from a 4-2 deficit to tie the
game in the sixth.
Sandy's went out into a three
run lead after a first inning
TOWN TALKI
Mrs. Marie Boyes, 136 Elgin
Ave. E., Goderich, was the
winner of the Zenith Color TV
draw- at McGee's New Car
Showing last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gerrard
and daughter Pamela of
London . visited over , the
weekend With their grand-
mother Mrs. Rita Scrimgeour
of Goderich.
Congratulations
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m'Fisher°Buitdin•gthinweek-a ter
they squeaked by Brindley
Plastering 5-3 in the fifth and
final game of the semi finals.
The bowlers took, their third
game iri a row from Brindley
winning the fourth game 10-6 in
a batter's battle. The bowlers
led throughout the fourth game
• going in to the final inning up
„ seven runs. Brindley rallied for
three runs in the seventh but
fell short of the Little Bowl'
lead.
In the final game Little Bowl
hit through the order in the
thjrd to push five runs over and
held Brindley off for the rest of
the game for the win. Dennis
Miske led -off the big inning with
a double and scored the first
run when Doug Stoll followed
up with a single. Ron Ritchie
cracked a single that sent Stoll
to third and both runners came
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,.. _ ..ae ross-on-na--s Oli d -double ,by..
Black. Glen Falkiner single'
Black in and moved 'to second'
on a fielder's choice to Mike
W ildgen. Dave Patterson
blooped a single to the outfield
to score Falkiner and the final
bowler run. Bruce Stoll got the
win giving up four hits and
fanning two.
Jim Harrison. got the first
Brindley marker in the third
scoring on a bowler error to
Ron Hodges. Harrison had
landed on second after beating
out a Little Bowl error on his
• hit. In the fourth Carman
Fielder slammed one out of the '
park with' nobody on for the
second run and Jim Martin took
advantage of another series of
bowler errors to score the third
`and final Brindley run. Jim
Martin gave up a dozen hits and
struck out one for the loss.
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Senior squad
wins tourney
in Wingham
In the first boys' volleyball
tournament of the year played
. fin_. 'Wingham; -t-he - •Goderich
Senior team won both its,
matches against South Huron
(Exeter) and Wingham.
They 'defeated the Exeter six
15-9 and°15-7. Against Wingham
they won the first game 15-9,
lost the second 16-14 and took
the match game 15-8:
Members of this year's team
are Mike Andrew, Jeff
Baechler', Greg Beacom,
Dennis Hirst, Eddie Johnston,
Steve Johnston, Glen Linner,
Scott Miller, Dale Nivins, Jay'
Smith, Kevin Such, Susil
"Zeke" Weerasooriya and Phil
Young. The coach is Bill
Worsell.
This ' Wedne,,sday the team
travelled to Clinton for matches
against Wingham, 'South Huron
and Clinton. It is Hoped that
they can retain first place in
Huron County.
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