The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-11, Page 13II
Gird sports came alive
• ,annd,Sports, cane alive Fisher pitchers for two
in Tnda,strial League runs in thea Second inning
action this week winning, and five in the.thlyd on. a
two games total of seven hits,
Fishers clawed back
with two runs in the fifth
and two more in the sixth
but their rally fell short.
Rick Mclean led the
Gords nine -hit pffen e
Fishers 7-6 and
Sun.. they recorded
their, gond win with a 6-
2 victory over Green and
,Parent:
Fishers -took a two -run
lead after one inning of
play in their game as
John Hoy nailed a double
to- score Dennis Lebrun
and scored himself on
Jack McKinnon's single.
Dave Scholl then set-
tled down on the mound
as Gords pounded two
y
c
withthree hits in three
trips to the plate. He
doubled in the second to
score a run, singled in the
third to score another run
and singled in the fifth.
Warren Watt chipped in
with two hits and scored
two runs.
Barry Bloch and Jim
PeeWees blitz Seaforth,
LPsetoWzngham
error.
Durst had two hits apiece
for Fishers. ScIjoll
stopped Fishers on nine
hits while striking out
seven batters. Paul
Corriveau, who releived
Doug Fisher in the third,
took the loss..
On Sunday Gords
scored four tidies in the
top of the eighth to clip a
stubborn Green and
Parent team 6-2.
The game was tied 1-1
heading into the seventh
and Gords seemed to
have it ..wrapped as . Des
Courtney led off with' a
single and scored on
Dave Scholl's single. But
G and P tied in their half
of the seventh as Mark
Frayne nailed a one -out
triple and scored on an
The • Goderich Legion
Pee Wees split two
baseball games this
week, blitiing Seaforth
26=6'ori'Tlnie� 4 -and- osing
to Wingham by a score of
9 ->,,on -June 9.
In the game against
Seaforth, 13 of Goderichs
26 runs came in the
second inning. Matt
Buchannan was the most
successful batter with six
hits for six times at bat.
David Almasi and Joey
Fitzpatrick shared the
pitching duties.
Wingham batted in
,t -,Qe- r3;ns -.in-. the..fi>ast.
inning, one in the fifth
and five i the sixth to
beat the Goderich team
on June 9. Goderich's
runs came from Peter
Nivens and Robbie
Gibbons in the fifth in-
ning.
Joey Fitzpatrick and
David Almasi were
pitching for the Goderich
pee wees.
Gords--made-s ure• vf-the
win in the eighth scoring
four runs on three hits.
° Jim Ginn provided a run -
scoring double and Dave
.S..h.Q,,•.and ...Long -G•inn,.
added run -scoring
singles.
Scholl and Jim Ginn
topped Gords batters
with two hits apiece while
Brian Rumig had two of.
Green and Parent's six
hits.
Courtney and Scholl
shared the mound duties
for Gords while Jim
Martin took the loss.
Reports from Industrial
Four games were
played in the Industrial
Fastball League this
week with two of them
played by the French Dry
Cleaners, two by Fisher
Builders, two by MeGee
Pontiac, and one by
Lakeport Steel and Hotel
Bedford.
The Cleaners 'played on
Sunday evening against
Fisher Builders and won
by a score of 11-3. Seven
of Cleaners' runs came in
second inning when the
entire line-up had hits.
Pitching for the
Cleaners team was Don
McWhinney, who allowed
seven hits from the
Fisher Builders and
pitched five strike -outs.
Doug Fisher 'plfeh6or for
his team.
The McGee Pontiacs
beat the French Dr
'gleaners on Monday
evenhrg:`by a score of 9-6.
McGee opened the game
with four runs on three
hits and a walk. Rick
Sowerby pounded in a
home run with two men
on base.
Sowerby had another
home run in the fifth
inning with a man on, and
Ron Sowerby pelted one
over the fence im-
mediately after his
brother.
Rick Sowerby and Ken
Daer shared the pitching
for the McGee team and
Don McWhinney pitched
for the Cleaners.
Lakeport Steel held the
McGee Pontiacs to one
run on Sunday _afternoon
to beat them 4-1. Brian
McKenzie pitched the
four -hitter and chalked
up four strike -outs.
Lakeport's runs all
came in the last inning
from Frank MacDonald,
Bruce Bowman, who hit a
•homer, Brian McKenzie,
and Carmen Fielder.
McGee's pitcher, Ken
Daer, also pitched a
strong game throwing six
strike -outs and five hits.
Hotel Bedford and
Fisher Builders played a
low -scoring game last
Wednesday, June 4 with
Fishers emerging vic-
torious by a score of 3-2.
Bedford held a 2-0 lead
until the fifth inning when
Dennis LeBrun and Jim
Bell scored for Fishers.
Bell scored again in the
final inning to wrap up
the game for Fishers.
John Crawford pitched
the nine -hitter. for Bed-
ford and Fishers' John
Verway ' allowed seven
hits.
G.D. C.I. students
rdo well at OFSAA meet
BY TD
Dry Threes GD_CI_track_-and^fin her treat with a
field athletes took part in
the ry all -Ontario OFSAA
championships at Cen-
tennial Stadium in
Etobicoke last Friday
and Saturday. The
championships brought
together 2,155 athletes
vyho „were winners in
regional meets acrossthe
province,„:.
Debbie "Mitchelmore
topped the local effort
with a sixth place finish
in the finals of the midget
girls' 800 metre . run.
Debbie had finished
time -.of 2:24.4 but im-
proved .considerably on
that to move up to her
sixth place finish in the
finals.
Sue. Muffitt finished
14th in the midget girls'
discus with a throw of
27.70 metres and Robin
MacDonald was 22iid in
the midget girls' discus
with a distance of 23.90
metres.
The GDCI athletes
were coached by Barbara
Anne Ottewell and John
Smallwood.
19s tie. Dorchester 4-4
Dorchester and the
Goderich under 19 soccer
teams battled to a 4-4 tie
Saturday at Agriculture
Park.
Colin Murphy gave
Dorchester a 1-0 lead in
the game. Grahame
Booth evened the score
for Goderich after being
set up by Randy Stoddart.
Goderich took a 2-1 half
Sunset ladies miss
PinDayon Sunday
by Betty Helesic
Watching golf on
television was more
enjoyable than playing on
Sunday as most of us
ladies missed our first
Pin Day because of high
winds and cold tem-
peratures.
Men's Night, low gross
and low net, for June 3rd
was a family affair, with
low gross going to Dave
Bedour and Leroy Bedour
winning low net.
First flight winners,
Issy Bedard, Stan Con-
nelly and Tony Bedard
Sr. Second flight going to
Bob Sproule, Gary
Chambers and Gerald
Morgan, while Ray Cook,
Ron Stanley and Vic
Powell were the winners
of third flight.
Thursday, June' 5th
ladies' night, first flight
winner was Shirley
Baechler. Second flight
winners, Thora McCabe,
Joyce Bolton and Anne
Miller. Third flight was
won by Rocky Whalen
and Betty Helesic, while
Dorothy ' Bogie, Evy
McDonagh, Pat
Wilkinson and Pat
Dockstader were the
fourth flight winners.
This Thursday, June
12th will be a Pin Round,
so ladies plan to play 18
holes.
After an on -again, off -
again two -ball, because
of bad weather, it finally
cleared for the event to
take place on Saturday,
June 7th, and from
reports from Anne, it was
another successful event.
The two -ball winners
were: Jim Whalen and
Joyce Bolton; Stan
Connelly and Joan
McDougall ; George
Bolton and Shirley
Baechler, with 'least
putts' also won by George
and Shirley.
The next Two -Ball is
planned for Sunday, June
29th. Brunch will be
served at 1 p.m. following
18 holes of golf.
time lead when Eric
Mitchell scored on a
penalty kick. A free kick
from 20 yards out
resulted in a- goal for
Tony Vandomnel of
Dereh-ester . -
Fine play by Brian
Shewfelt and Mark Webb
helped give control of the
game to Goderich. Eric
Mitchell scored his
second, connecting on a
fine pass from Grahame
Booth.
On the fourth goal,
Mtke Reynolds and
Randy Stoddart worked
the ball up the wing only
to have Reynolds' shot hit
the cross bar. However,
Booth was able to drive
home the rebound.
The game turned
completely around with
about 12 minutes left
when Dorchester scored.
From this point Dor-
chester pressed hard,
tempers were short and
several warning cards
were issued. The tying
goal was scored by
Brendon McDonald on an
innocent looking free
kick.
Neither senior team
had league games last
week. However, the B
team played an
exhibition game with the
under 19 team, losing by a
4-3 score, but won against
the Oldtimers 2-0.
Home action this
Saturday sees both the A
and B teams playing with
kickoff at 6:OOp.m.
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