The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-26, Page 80
PAGE 8—GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,1981
antas title hopes ' ashed
The Goderich Bantams'
hope of being the WOAA
hardball champions came to
an end last Tuesday as
Walke6ton beat thein 11-6 to
take the final series in two
straight games.
Goderich scored five runs
in the second inning to take
the lead. Jim Keller and
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Shawn Rahbek were both
walked, and -after two outs,
Dave Smith connected for a
home run. Doug Smith then
got on base and Was batted in
by Trevor Erb's triple. Erb
then' came home on Rob
Gibbons' single for the 5-0
lead.
Walkerton got one run
back in the second, then
scored six times in the third
to turn the game around.
Goderich managed only one
more run from Ken Lipner in
thefifth.
Jim Keller and David
Almasi shared duties on the
mound for the Bantams.
Tykes win tourney
The Goderich Tyke soft-
ball team completed their
season on Saturday, August
22 ata tournament held in
Varna.
The team, made up of boys
and girls seven to nine years
of age, went undefeated all
year in games against
Tuckersmith, Stanley, and
Colborne Township teams.
In the tournament, Goderich
met Zurich defeating them
21-5 and went on to defeat
Stanley in the final game 25-
4.
The Goderich team was
presented with medallions
for their championship
victory.
The team was coached by
Lana Fagan and Nancy
MacKinnon and was made
up of Ian Bowman, Jeff
Hodges, Jason Pearson,
Justin Fagan, Ryan Fagan,
Mark Armstrong, Collin
MacKinnon, Wayne Pellow,
Kevin Moss, Paul Sandy,
Jason Cook, Paul Hamilton,
Robbie Sowerby, Bart
Drennan, Ken Kokanie, John
Allan, Chris Sutton, David
Crothers, Marc Melick,
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McGee third baseman Paul Kelly didn't get to Green & Parent runner Leroy Meriam on
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McGees rally
to finish off G&P
Thunderbirds
The McGee Pontiacs
overcame a one game deficit
to score two impressive wins'
over Green & Parent in
Industrial Fastball League
quarter -final play. In the
opener, Jim Martin shut
down the awesome McGee
hitting machine allowing
just three hits as G&P
downed McGees 2-0. G&P
took advantage of two errors
as Brian MacLean 'singled;
and scored on an error as did
Bill Wraith.
That proved to be all
Martin ceded in his best
outing of the year. Ken Daer
pitched well in relief
allowing two unearned runs
on five hits while fanning
eight. Mike Petre had' two
doubles in a.losing effort for
McGee s.
In the second game, it was
G&P who made the
mistakes, committing four
errors °' and walking four
which resulted in a 7-1 vic-
tory for McGees. McGees
took advantage of G&P
miscues to score in • every
inning but the first and last.
Leading the attack for
McGees was Ron Klages who
rebounded from a hitless
first game to bang out two
hits. Walter Bell had two hits
for t&P. Ken Daer allowed
only three hits in his second
impressive outing in a row.
In the rubber match,
McGees scored four first -
inning runs and coasted to a
6-2 victory.
McGees jumped on Jim
Martin early as Paul Kelly,
Ron K'lages, and 1Rick
Sowerby all singled. Ron
Sowerby added. a : double..
Mike Petre fdflowed with a
single.
G&P scored a run in the
first on Brian Rumig's RBI
single. McGees put the game
away in the third as Mike
Petre singled and Ken Daer
reached base on an error.
Clare .Harmon then singled
to score both.
G&P added a late run.
Leading• McGees were
Klages, Ron Sowerby, and
Mike Petre with two hits
while Rumig led G&P with
two hits. Daer threw a four
hitter to take the win:
Doherty, Tigert
lead Company to win
Bob Tigert had two singles
which led to two runs and
Dean Doherty threw a four -
hitter as Canada Company
eliminated the Bedford Hotel
in a 2-1 thriller Wednesday
ht.
The Dukes opened the
scoring in the second when
Ron Austin singled and
wound up at third on an
error. Del Mitchelmore
followed with a single to
score Austin.
That proved to be all for
the Bedford as Doherty
allowed only one more.hit the
rest of the way. Canada
Company tied it in the third
when Bob Tigert singled but
was forced at second by Rob
McDonald. Brian Shewfelt
unloaded a triple to• score
McDonald and tie the game.
They won it in the sixth
when Rob Standen reached
base on a fielder's choice,
stole second, reached third
when the throw was wild and
scored on Tigert's . clutch
two -out single.
Doherty held the Bedford
hitless over . the last three
innings.Also pitching an
outstanding game was Rob
Plunkett who held C.C. to
just five hits"in a losing ef-
fort.
Langlois a "one-man
wrecking ':crew"
Simon Langois proved to
be a one-man wrecking crew
as he belted two home runs
and knocked 'in all four runs
as' Lakeport Advertising
ousted Fisher Buildersfrom
the playoffs with a 4-2 win.
Lakeport opened the
scoring in the first with the
aid of the opposition as Bill
Galldw and Greg . Hansen
both reached base on errors.
Langlois then unloaded a
three -run shot to put the
Advertisers up 3-0.
He added a solo blast in the
third and also had a sixth
inning ,single. Fisher's
scored one in the fifth when
Dennis Lebrun"tripled home
Jim -Bell who singled, and
added on in the seventh when
Gerry•Durstsingled in Bell.
' Fishers wasted a golden
opportunity in the sixth when
they had three consecutive
singles but failed to score.
Loser John Verway gave up
only five hits in the loss while
Fishers tagged Langlois with
nine hits but left nine
stranded on base.
Pla er of the week
Honorable mentions go to
Ken Daer with two im-
pressive wins and Simon
Langlois whose two homers
beat Fishers, and C.C.'s
Brian Shewfelt who had six
hits in three games.
Dean Doherty, perhaps the
most consistent pitcher in
the Industrial Fastball
League, won three games as
he allowed only six runs and
13 hits to lead Canada
Company to their series wins
over Bedford and Lakeport.
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