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Langlois hot
Ziebart win
FRENCH CLEANERS 1 Shoemaker setting .tip 'Phil
' McGEE,O Black's' three run drive over
A heads up play by. Frena the fence. All Nevins drew .a
...Cleaner shortstop . George walk .to keep the 'rally alive
Sutton' .iii the seventh inning but• George; •Vanderburg•
. allowed 4he•Cleaners to hang .. snuffed it snagging'a long fly
On to'a 1-O lead and a•winover in right field • off the bat af•
McGee Pontiaes in Goderich ' Eric Stewart. Jim Martin
Industrial Softball action gave up nine hits in the loss. .
• Thitz sclay night.FISHER& LAKEPORT 4
The play• developed when . A five run third inning . •
John Phillips drew a walk in wiped -out. a four run defecit
the top of the seventh to lead and boosted Fisher Custom
off the McGee effort. Phillips • Builders to a 0-4 win over..
'moved to second on a.bt nt by . Lakeport Steelers. Lakeport
Harry Kerr 'that drew the . jumped out front in the first •
first baseman off the bag., inning taking advantage of a
Both runners moved around • Fisher .:error. to Brian
on a pass ' ballsetting up . McKenzie that left the pitcher
_Sutton's game saving play. on. first:. Tim McLean' singled_
Theshortstop 'bobbled. John and •Carmen Fielder' loaded,
Warr's pop 'up and felt the bases.•A pass ball allowed
making the catch. Phillips .Wayne. Draper to go to first.
tagged up and went for home and scored McKenzie. Ron
• trying to catch the grounded Miller earned an RBI on a
shortstop off guard. Sutton walk . and Frank Hagan
sat up and fired a strike to jumped on a.pitch to single •in
catcher Jim McWhinney who two more runs. The hit scored
tagged Phillips out making the last Steeler run before
the double play. Deb.Shewfelt 'Fred Pellow took over Harry Kerr of
. flew out and ended the game. strikingoutseven bailers and heat the throw
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McGee `Managed only two giving up three more hits for
McGee Motors races to first base trying to
of French third baseman Ron Klages. Clare
hits • off . French's Don the win. second on Rick Duckworth's• '
McWhinney. The Builders took over the" sacrifice and third on an
.• The Cleaners caught Rick lead and the game in the third' ,. error to Simon Sanglois. Lee.'
•' .Sotverby for seven hits but sending 4dozen batters' to the Arbour drew •a walk to load
won the game on an error._ plate and pushing_ five runs the bases .and Dave Mclvor
Ron Klages scored the winner over. Jim Durst led off for the managed a single on'a Bowler
in the•third after doubling off Builders with a single and error that scored a run. *ally
Sowerby. Klages went to - moved around on a one Pearson walked 'another run.
third on. Frank- MacDonald's bagger by Chuck Jewell. ' in when he was hit by a pitch
sacrifice ;and . scored on a Durst was calledout on a lead.? and Tom Love singled ~'t'o
McGee error on George off and Doug Smith walked to
Sutton's hit: The Cleaners left move Jewell into scoring
men on base in the. final four position. Jim ' tell singled •
innings but couldn't push the. Jewell and Smith in and
insurance run across. moved to second on a. walk to.
ZIEBART 5 FISHER 2 ' John Hoy. Jack Mackinnon
Fisher Custom Builders • beat out a fielder's choice".
grabbed just three• hits off'•that got Bell at third. Gerry.
__Simon. G Langlois and the,
Ziebart defenCe.held them off.
the board protecting a four
run lead the Rustoproofers
grabbed •off Fisher_ starter •
Don McNeil.
Ziebart tagged McNeil for
sik hits, and four runs in the
first • three innings before
Fred Pellow took over onthe
mo ifid for . Fisher. Rick
Duckworth started the spree
off in the . second with a
double. Al Sygroye doubled in,
Duckworth •and then scored
Durstsingled to load the
bases and Fred, 'Pellow•
earned an RBI on a walk.
Doug . Fisher singled Hoy in
and Jim Durst. singled
MacKinnon in before Jim Bell
smashed . a double 'to score
Durst and the winning. run.
John Hoy flew out to end the
inning. Fred Pellow and Doug
Fisher, walked .to lead off the
fifth 'and Jim Durst doubled to
score . Pellow • and the in-
surance .;'marker. • . Brian
Isli Kenzie ,gave up eight hits
on a third double by Wally to the Builders in the foss.
Pearson: Ron Corriveau led , ZIEBART 5
off the third inning for Ziebart LITTLE BOWL 0
\ with a triple and scored on a Simon Langlois gave up two
single by . Greg Hansen. singles to Ron Ritchie and
Hansen" scored on another fanned 17 batters to give
triple, • this one by Simon Ziebart. Rustproofers a 5-0
Langlois before Pellow took decision '.over Little Bowl.
'over.and retired the side. The.. Ritchie' singled :in, the fourth
' : reliever gave up just four hits and .seventh innings but
in five innings, one of the hits Langlois bore down and
for a run. Greg Hansen struck out the final batter
singled in the fifth:apd scored' . both.: times to keep the
• on a double by Tom Love. Bowlers off the board: • •
• • Simon Langlois gave up a ' 'Al. Sygrove scored for
• run on balls and a home run to Ziebart in the fourth inning -to
Dennis LeBrun on his way to break -a scoreless tie: Sygrove
the win. He • fanned • nine drew a walk, moved tothird,
Fisher .batters in -the •late ' .on a single'by Dave 1VIcIvor`
.innings to seal the win. • and scored on apass ball. Ron
Gerry Durst -kept the' Corriveau started off the fifth
Builder .hopes alive in the inning with a walk, moved to
second inning .scoringafter
drawing a walk. Durst moved
to 'second on 'a sacrifice :by
John Hoy and then stole
second and third on Ziebart
errors to' make it a 2-1 gaine.
Dennis ,LeBrun moved the
;Builders Back to a two run
defecit with a third inning
smash" over the' right field
fence for the final Fisher, run:
GORD'S85BRINDLEYP4.
Gard's • Sports-' stopped
Brindley Pia§tering short on
_ a final inning rally to save a 5-.
4 winin league action Monday
'afternoon: Brindley batters
started a rally 4n• -the bottom
of the seventh pushing four
• runs across andleaving a
Mari on base before Gord's
retired. then'i .
• . € ord's started scoring
early when Jon Ginn caught a
single in. the opening inning.
Ginn .went tO second, on an
error and moved to third on a
fielder's choice that Phil
Petrie beat out. Petrie stole
second and both runners
scored on a two base slash by.
Dez Courtney. -
Jim Ginn,led .off the second
inning with a single and
loved .down on a •pass ball.
George Vanderburg,•, who
came out of retirement this
season, stepped into a double
• that stored Girin:and then he
scored himself on. Jon•Ginri's
second single in as many trips
to the • plate. Ginn' moved to
second on a Wild l'pitCh- ani'
''third on apass ball scoring on
Phil Petrie's single.. Dez
Cottrtney got the Gord's win
on the strength of a six;hitter.
Brindley. rallied in, their
half of the final inning
starting with a single by
Richard Shoemaker.
Shoemaker moved to second
Oft .a pass ball, and thirst on a
ehigl4 by Jobst . I1akkers. A
X • atingle by aim Martin scored
Harman,
photo)
who raced in to field
the
bunt looks on.
(staff
score Arbour and. Hansen
before the Bowlers retired the
side. Bruce Stoll gave up
seven hits in the loss.
MC:GEE 4 CANAD.A.CO. 1.
Rick Sowerby- threw a two
hitter for McGee helping°
them to a 4-1 win over Canada
Co. Sowerby helped his own
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