The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-05, Page 5McGees win
12=7 slugfest
The McGee Pontiacs used
a. five -run first and four -run
second inning to lead them to
a 12-7 win over Gord's Sports
Monday night.
McGees jumped on Gord's
starter Dave Scholl for five
first inning runs when Ron
Klages followed Paul Kelly's
single with a home run, and
Clare Harmon banged a'
three -run homer that tipped
off Rick McLean's glove and
fell over the fence.
They added four in the
second to, lead 9-0. Gord's
closed the gap to 10-7 using
home runs by Scholl and Bob
Riehl but McGees put it
away with two in the sixth.
Leading McGees was Ron
Sowerby who had three hits,.
while Kelly, Klages, . and
Doug Spitaig, had two each.
Scholl, Reihl, Warren Watt,
and Dentis Williamson had
two each for Gord's.
Bogie has good game
on mound., at bat
Don Bogie threw a four-
hitter and went three for
three as French beat Green
& Parent 3-1 1astWednesday.
G&P scored first in the
first inning on singles by
John Warr and Brian Rumig.
French tied it in the second
on Bogie's triple. They took
the lead when Rae Mailers
scored from third on a
ground out. They added one
in the sixth when Bogie
doubled and scored .on Glen
Linner's single.
Loser Jim Martin gave up
just five hits in the game.
Rumig had: two hits for G&P.
Steve Johnson played a
strong game at short, filing
in for the injured George
Sutton.
Langloislea d s team
Simon Langlois threw a
four -hitter and banged out
two himself as Lakeport
Advertising defeated Green
& Parent 8-3 Monday night.
With the score tied 2-2,
Lakeport used two hits and
four G&P errors to score
four unearned runs in the
fourth inning. That proved to
be the difference as Langlois
allowed • only one hit the rest
of the way.
, Langlois, Ron Corriveau
and Dave Ross had two hits
apiece for • Lakeport.
Langlois struck out seven
batters in taking the win.
Jim Martin took theloss
falling victim to seven G&P
errors.
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GIFT. STANDINGS
As of Monday, August 3
GP W
23 18
22 15
21 12
23 10
22 11
24 10
23 9
20 8
22 ' 4
Team
Lakeport Steel
McGee Pontiacs
Gord's Spurts
Lakeport Advertising
Fisher Builders
French Cleaners
Green & Parent
Canada Compapy
Hotel Bedford
L T Pt.
3 2 38
6 1 31
9 0 24
11 2 22
11 0 22
14 0 20
14 0 18
12 0 16
17 1 9
G!FL TOP TEN BATTING AVERAGES
R. Klages (McGee's)
P. Turner (French)
R. Riehl (Gord's). '
G. Durst.( Fisher's)
P. Kelly (McGee's)
G. Sutton (French)
J. Durst (Fisher's)
J. Crawford (Bedford)
D..Cruickshank (Bedford)
M. Murdock (Gord's)
R. McDonald (Canada Co. )
H AB P
37 - 73 .507
31 65 .477
30 63 .476
25 57 .439
35 80 .438
27 65 .415.
26 63• .413
29 72 .406
23 57 .404
24 60 .400
24 60 .400
GIFL'1'OP TEN ON BASE AVERAGES
OB AB Ave.
R. Riehl (Gord's) 36 63 .571
R. Klages (McGee's) 45 80 .563
M. Murdock (Gord's) 37 68 .544
F: MacDonald (L2keport Steel) 41 76 .539
G. Sutton (French) 38 72 .528
P. Turner (French) 36 70 .514
J. Durst (Fisher's) 35 70 .500
P. Kelly (McGee's) 42 84 .500
G. Durst (Fisher's) 29 58 .500
J. Crawford (Bedford) 36 75 .480
J. Hoy (Fisher's) 36 75 .480
Player of the week
Wayne Draper threw a
two -hitter in his second start
of the season to, take the
honor. Honorable mention
goes to Simon Langlois who
pitched two strong games,
Don Bogie, who threw a four -
hitter and had three hits to
lead French, and Jim Durst
who had three hits in
Fishers' win.
Batting 1-2 for McGee's,
Paul Kelly and Ron Klages
take player of the month
honors. They .have both hit
. well over .500 in the month of
July to lead McGees to
second place.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1981—PAGE 5
A little to the left
The Goderich Sunset Junior Invitational gplftournament
was held last Wednesday at Sunset Golf Clilb. There were
102 entries,ia the day -long event, with golfers coming from
as far away as London and Windsor. Last Tuesday's rain
left the course looking ripe for Wednesday's tournament
under sunny skies. (Jason Ainslie photo)
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' Mayor Harry Worsell, Coucillor John Doherty, and Doug
Bundy were on hand to. welcome the American sea cadet
training ship with its commanding officers, Lt. Comm. Joel
Frank, left and LCDR Luther Clyburn Friday morning. The
boat was open to the public during its stay until Sunday
morning. ( Photo by Cath Wooden)
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The. Pine River team's third baseman motions for the outfield tothrow the ball to home
plate as the Auburn team's; runner rounds the bases during slow -pitch tournament action in
Dungannon on the weekend. Pine River defeated Auburn 9-5. The Lucknow Legion team
won the A championship and the Port Albert Bulldogs won the B championship in the annual
tournament. (Ilioto by Joanne Buchanan)
Squirts shut out visitors:
Last Wednesday, the
Goderich Squirts continued
their unbeaten season with a
decisive 5,0 home victory
overSt. Columban.
Centre-forwar'd Steve
Tzioumis scored two goals,
with Corey Adams, Cris Erb,
and Trevor Worsell adding .
singles. •
In Squirt house league
action, previously unbeaten
Giants were upset 5-1 • by
second place Viking
Powerful Corey Adams -went
on a one man scoring
rampage in the second half,
netting three goals each on
breakaway runs of over forty
yards.
Aaron Duckworth and
Sean Block added ,single.
goals for the fired -up
Vikings. Steve Tzioumis
scored the lone goal for
Giants.
Over 200 riders
compete at Hully Gully
The second half of the 1981
Motocross season kicked off
with a bang as over 200
riders competed for $1,200 in
cash and prizes. Riders from
across Ontario and
Michigan, including Top
Canadian at the 125 World
GP, Rob Hodgson, battled
both the competition and the
rain to put on a fine display
of athleticability and
An intermission special
included an exhibition race
between CKJD Radio and
the House League Old
Timers. Some of the class by
class results are as follows:
School Boy ;>I A - Randy
Marriage, Clinton; John
Sharp, Guelph; Scott Wilson,
London. School Boy 100 -
Sean Van Dongen, Clinton;
Stephen Luy)6 , Dorchester;
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to a 0-0 draw in a tense
defensive struggle. Todd and
Chad Papple were standouts
for Bombers, while Kelly
McDonald and Mike Hunter
worked hard for Raiders.
With three weeks of
competition • remaining,
Giants (19 points) hold a
slender two-point lead over
Vikings with (seven points).
Bombers (five points) are in
third spot two points ahead
In the second game, the of last 'place Raiders (three
Bombers and Raiders fought points).
Tennis team winstourney
Marg Conlonand Bob Dick
travelled to Mitchell last
week to compete in the Buick
Challenge a tennis tourna-
ment. .
This tournament will even-
tually determine Canadian
national mixed doubles
champions after regional,
district and provincial
playdowns. After defeating
three other teams, Marg and
Bob were awarded hand-
some plaques for, winning
the district championship.
This victory qualifies them.
for the regional champion-
ship in London.
Bob Dick. also entered the
men's singles. competition.
Bob won three matches and
the championship plaque
provided by G.M. of Canada.
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