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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-30, Page 14A STAR, T i I -A-Y SF.1 MB.:I R 30, 1978 French- caps streak wit French Cleaners have been tournament in Goderich and on a winning streak for the their playoff gauzes in the past moth and have ridden Goderich Industrial Softball their -..-stteak •through the league championship which annual' Labor Day Softball they won Thursday night. The Cleaners blanket; McGee Pontiacs 1-0 •in the third game of their best of five, series. to . sweep the championship in six. straight i chdmpionship games, They got by Ziebart in three_.stra.ight.` P Ron Klages' fifth inning two out double scored the only run in the championship game. Jon Barz, backup quarterback f.or.the GDCI Senio>'Vtking's, sheds off. three Clinton Redmen and heads for the goal line. in the teams' contest Thursday in. Goderich: Barz turned the quarterback keeper into a major' to help his team to a 52=0 ,.ro'mp over the Redmen in their season opener. The Vikings are. in Exeter'today for. what Coach Ray Donnelly calls their firstbig test of the season. (staff -photo) . . Ray 'Mathers caught a single with one out in .the inning but was "caught at second on a fielder's choice to Jim McWhinney. McWhinney scored from first on Klages' double.' The Cleaners managedjust one other hit off Ken Daer, a single by Clare Harman in the second inning. Daer pitched through that hit by. fanning two. Cleaners in a row. Don McWhinney gave up just tvvo hits to the Pontiacs for the win,.' Ron Sowerby led off with a: round tripper for the Pontiacs in the second game of the series but his club, ceeldn't hold the •C1`eaners`"at bay and dropped a 2-1 decision to French, Sowerby doubled again in the fifth with one out. and Don Johnstone ort first. after :he had drawn a walk. Johnstone was grabbed at third • .on the Sowerby crack when .centre fielder Ray Mathers gunned him down on the play. The Pontiacs managed just two other hits in the game, singles by Ken Meriarn and Russ Pruder in. ' the .second and fourth stan, zas. Ron Klages tied, the game for the Cleaners i rthe third with a two out home run blast withnobody on: George Sutton notched the winner in the seventh after he led off the inning with a single. With • two out in the inning,.Mark Dauphin caught a double that. Sutton used to.score. Dauphin • was the' winner ' on. •the strength of a. four hitter while. Rick Sowerby was tagged with the loss giving up 'five: hits. h ikings hammer Clinton in opener. T.D. The GD Vikings trounced the Central Huron Redmen 52=0 here last Thursday in Huron -Perth Conference senior football. The game was the first in league. action for bothteams. 'Redmen„ are defending 'champions but,: judging from their performance here, .will have• a hard . time, repeating. • The Vikings, on the other hand, impressed observers with their . outstanding. of- fensive . and defensive strength. Tom • O'Keefe was 'the outstanding offensive player of the game, scoring three touchdowns and. 'piling up a tptal of 179 yards rushing. His toUclidowns :were all short yardage .situations, capping. • long Viking drives in each of the second,. third .and fourth, quarters. Lee Arbour, who was in- jured , later in the. game, started the Viking scoring parade with a 12 yard off tackle' touchdown run, in the opening ' quarter. Ted De Jong, Jon'Barz and Bill Gauiey each ; scored single touchdowns for the ' Viking while ,.Grant' Shelton was credited with a . two point • • safety touch .when he sacked the Clinton quarterback behind the . goal -line. "' Iain Lambert kicked six'Converts „for the Vikings and a pass -from Bill Walters to- Perry Teichert" accounted` for, another two point convert. Pete Vogt was .the out •standing defensive player for the Vikings., .making; many,, tackles`"ori both the deeie ' -arid teams.• The Vikings 'poaching staff of Ray Donnelly and George Young are expecting a stiffer test in their second start today in Exeter against last year's finalists, the South Huron. Panthers. With a good number of last year's team returning, coach Ron Bogart's' Panthers are rated as .the , team to beat in . the • 1 • "•. Reverses Decision ,On • Our Sincere Thanks to all those who took time to write the C._R.T. C. and -or . Mr. R. E•. McKinley M.P. Thanks to Mr. McKinley M.P. for conveying your thoughts and feelings .to.the C. R.T. C. in Ottawa. BLUEWATER: T.V : CABLE: LTD. R. 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