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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-19, Page 9Cyclists in the 14 and over amateur division come off The Square onto West Street during their six kilometer race Sunday. About 125' pro and amateur bikers competed races throughout the day. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Bantams overcome Wingham, meet Walkerton in WOAA finals After a slow start, the Goderich Bantam `hardball team came back and beat Wingham twice in a row to win their best -of -three WOAA semi-final playoff . series. In Wingham on August 11, the local boys tied the series with a 5-3 win. Pitcher Jim Keller opened the scoring in the second inning, then the team went ahead 3-0 in the third on runs from Trevor. Erb and Dave Smith. Wingham comeback in the bottom of the third to score twice, but Goderich spread the score in the fifth with a run from Rob Gibbons. Once again, Wingham brought the score within one with a tally in their fifth. Gibbons scored his second run of the day in the seventh and the boys won it 5-3. The Bantams took the series the next night in Goderich with a decisive 13-6 score. After going. ahead 3-0 in the first inning on runs by 4Viiatthew Buchanan, Ken lamer and Jim Keller, the boys exploded for nine runs in the fifth innings. Rob Gibbons scored 'twice in the inning and single runs went to Trevor Erb, Buchanan, Lipner, Keller, Shawn Rahbek, pitcher David Almasi, and Darrell Madge. Keller scored his third run in the sixth inning. The Goderich boys opened their best -of -three WOAA final series against Walkerton . Monday night here but came out on the bottom end of a 12-2 score. . Walkerton scored six runs in the second inning and six in the fourth off pitchers Jim Keller then David Almasi for the win. Keller scored one of Goderich's runs in second after Shawn Rahbek's double. Darrell Madge got the other run inthe fifth inning. The boys travelled to Walkerton last night° for the second game of the series. Athletes compete at Sportsfest '81 Sportsfest '81 was held last weekend in Owen Sound, and several people from Goderich competed in events. In the Fun Run, Connie Macauley placed first in her age division which tan five kilometers. Scott Macauley ran in his 15 km division and placed fifteenth. Earl Pennington organized a slowpitch team for Spor- tsfest which won their first game against Owen Sound, but lost to the Bayfield Flyers who were the even- tual A champs. The Port Albert Pirates won their first game, but lost to Listowel Little England. Sid Hall took a Mosquito soccer team -and the they -beat Listowel. in ;their first game then lost to Elmira. Susan Stadleman com- peted in the table tennis event and won her first game in the 14 and over division, but lost her second game. In tennis, Brian Warrilow teamed up with Fred Jewell one day and Mel Gilbert the other -day, and between them managed to win the men's doubles consolation. Mel and Val Gilbert were runners-up in the mixed doubles. Fred Shoemaker organized a ball hockey team that won their first game against the Listowel Sonics and then were defeated by the Owen Sound Bullets. Riders from all over Ontario race in Goderich One hundred and twenty- five professional and amateur cyclists raced in -Goderich on Sunday for trophies and prize money. Seven bikers from Goderich competed. In the amateur classes, the following people were winners: 8-9 year-olds, Mark Decrie, Bramalee, Micheal Hrabb, Kincardine; 10-11. year-olds, Robert. Beraldo, Burlington, Chris Hrabb, Kincardine, Kendra Brough, W ndsor; 12-13 year-olds,. Ralph Neumann, Scarboro, Teus Streef, Woodstock, Darell Pearce, London; 14 and over, Steve Torrers, London, David Jackson, in London, Pierre Zabel, London. 'tile following were win- ners of $1,000 inrpriiee money in the pro classes: Cadets, Ed- Maset, Weston, . Andy Lubczynski, Hamilton, Brian Mateljan, Missisauga; Ladies, Laura Robinson, Toronto, Catherine Leigh, Toronto, Valerie Hodson, Peterborough; Junior; Noor Ahmed, Stratford, Howard Lex, Orillia, Pierre Quen- neville Windsor; Veterens, Orlando Govetia„Windsor, J. Parkinson, Waterllo,- R. Kiely, Scarboro; Senior C, Mauro Grgacerina, Hamilton, Greg Petrie, Scarboro, Ken Brough, Windsor; Senior A, Jocelyn Lovell, Guelph, Rob Vellend, Guelph, Edward Smolinski, Toronto. 6 GODERICf SIGNAIr$TAR,. WEDf1T,C$... DAY, AUGUST 19, -PAc 9 WE'RE CELEBRATING QUR SECOND ANNIVERSARY JUDI AND JAN WISH TO THANK ALL THEIR CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR PATRONAGE OVER THE LAST •IW(YYEARS - In Store Specials THURSDAY. -FRIDAY. SATURDAY From our NEW peanut Nutter grinder PEANUT BUTTER Reg. 2.891b $2.39 LB COFFEE BEANS Reg 5 50 lb J. $4.98 LB. ALL VITAMINS _ 20% OFF WICKER BASKETS, -Etc . 20% OFF PEANUTS Reg 2 55 Ib $2:1 O LB. 'lO% OFF TRAIL MIXES Ticket on wicker. chair with every purchase over 'IU.00 OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 5:3U'P M 75 HAMILTON ST 524-7561 PARAGON ,i 1`,.1AVI A biker in the Cadet class crosses the finish line in a blur during the pro cyclist race on Sunday. $1,000 in prize money was divided among several pro classes, and trophies were awarded to winners of amateur classes. About 125 racers from all over Ontario competed in the event: (Photo by Cath Wooden) Gord's closes out fastball season with two wins Gord's Sports closed out the regular season in fine fashion by defeating Canada Company 8-5 and routing Green & Parent 11-1. Against Canada Company, Gord's overcame a 4-1 deficit to win. C.C. took a 4-1 lead on Brian Bowinan's solo homer and Dean Doherty's two -run single. They lost the lead in the sixth when Rick McLean, Jim Ginn, and Phil Petrie knocked in runs. They added two more in the seventh to ice the'contest: Dave Scholl, Petrie, and Ginn led Gord's with two hits apiece while Tom O'Brien; Bowman, and Doherty had two each for C.C. In their win over Green and Parent, Gord's - took advantage of seven op- position.errors in routing the seventh place Thunderbirds. Gord's scored seven runs in the second inning. With the outcome decided early, the on base per- centage race between Bob Reihl and Dave Scholl became the focal point of the game. Scholl reached base twice to nip Reihl who was on three times by .003. Dennis Williamson and Dave McDonald each had two hits, 'with both of McDonald's coming in the seven run second inning. Scholl' and Des Courtney held G&P to just three hits McGees flex muscles Mike F rayne unloaded two home runs to lead a 15 -hit attack as McGees pounded Canada Company 11.5: Canada Company jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on Dean Doherty's RBI single and Brian Shewfelt's ' two run single. McGees tied it in the third and put the game away in the fifth on the strength of Mike Petre's three -run homer and Frayne's first homer. League batting champ Ron Klages had two triples and a double while Paul Kelly, Rick and Ron Sowerby, and - Petre had two hits for the Pontiacs. Tom O'Brien and Mike Donnelly had two hits each for Canada Company. Pit- ching competently in the his first start was Bob Tigert who fell victim to McGees fearsome attack. Rick Sowerby and Ken Doer shared mound duties for McGees. FASTBALL LEAGUE 1981 Final Standings W 19 17" 15 11 11 10 9 8 5 Lakeport Steel McGee Pontiacs Gord's Sports Lakeport Advertising Fisher Builders . French Cleaners Green & Parent Canada Company -Hotel Bedford L 3 6 •9 1'1 '13 14 15 16 18 T P 2 40 1 35 0 30 2 24 0 22. 0 20 0 18 0 16 1 -11 FINAL GIFL TOP 10 BATTING AVERAGES H AB Ave. 42 82 .512 R. Klages (McGees) P. Turner (French) R. Riehl (Gords) P. Kelly (McGees) G: Sutton (French) J. Crawford (Bedford) R. McDonald (Canada Co.) B. Black (Bedford) J. Durst (Fishers) J. Ginn (Gords) 31 30 40 27 33 29 20 27 22 65 68 91 65 80 73 51 69 58 GIFL TOP 10 ON BASE AVERAGES OB AB 27 47 40 70 50 • 89 38 72 42 80 36 •69 39 75 43 84 47 95 38 77. D. Scholl (Gords) R. Riehl (Gords) R. Klages (McGees) G. Sutton (French) F. MacDonald ( Lakeport Steel) P. Turner (French) M. Murdock (Gords) J. Crawford (Bedford) P. Kelly (McGees) J. Durst (Fisher) .477 .441 .440 .415 .413 .397 .392 .391 .379 Ave. .574 .571 .562 .528 .525 .522 .520 .512 .495 .494 Langlois leads Lakeport Simon Langlois threw a three -hitter and struck out 12 batters as Lakeport Advertising beat Fisher Builders' 9-2. Lakeport overcame an - early 2-0 deficit with eight fifth inning runs. Fisher's pitcher John. Verway was working on a shutout when he was hit by a shot off Bill Gallo w ., He was forced' to leave the game and opened the door for Lakeport's victory. . Bill Ga llow, Len Kolkman, and Arnie Parker had .two hits each' for Lakeport. Denis Lebrun had a home run for Fishers. Hotel Bedford 6-0 in the first game .of their best of three playoff series. Canada Company scored three runs in the first when Rob McDonald singled and scored when Brian Shewfelt's bunt was thrown away. Following a walk to Bill Tigert, Shewfelt came home on Tom O'Brien's fly ball. Doherty singled in Tigert. . They added to the three when Tigert singled in Brian Bowman. Brian Shewfelt and Bob Tigert -also added RBI singles. Shewfelt sparked an errorless Company defence with a diving grab behind second base to force a runner at second. Doherty held the Dukes at bay scattering five hits. and walking non. Rob Plunkett took the loss. Doherty leads Player of the week C.C. to rare win Dean Doherty threw a five - hit shutout and went two for three as Canada Company broke a six game losing streak by whitewashing Dave Scholl is player of the week after ' winning two games and hitting .540. 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