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league'. semi-final action; The,
Builders dumped the
.-Cleaners 8-1 in the-, opener
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innings in the secopd game to
win at shot at ZIebart Rust-
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Ron Klages scored in the:
first inning .to give. the
Cleaners a short lived lead in:
the first game. Klages
singled, stole second-, and
came in on Bill Gallow's
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hfte' the Cleaners, scored'
and rallied behind four hit
pitching by tied 'Fellow
across the final six innings to
grab the win. I
John Hoy got the equalizer
in the third whrn he sinnshed ,
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r tii'ight) o ind an Hills golf course wot 0(10 e Goderich
en's Invitational golf tournament last Wednesday. Bill shot a low gross of 79. His
score was 61. Here, Paul Baechler, owner of Sunset Golf Course, presents the
nd his congratulations. Over 150 men played in the annual tournament. (staff
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gllnemen. Mike Lapaine of the GDCI senior Vikings practices offensive blocking
ammate in a workout held at the school Tuesday. (staff photo)
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Steelers
Little Bowl grabbed a berth
in the Dunlop divisional
championship in Industrial
softball by winning their best
of three series with Lakeport
Steelers 5-2 and 6-2. The
Bowlers now enter a divison
championship against McGee
Pontiacs,
In the first game of the set
the Bowlers scored three
times in the sixth inning to
break a two run tie. They held
a two run lead -until the fifth
when the Steelers scored two
and won -the game in the
sixth.
Glen Falkiner opened the
scoring when he drew a walk
to start the Bowler second, He
moved to second on a Steeler
error, stole third and then
scored when Rob Snell's hit
was bobbled by the Bowler
defense. Snell went to second
on the mistake, moved to,
,third on a sacrifice by Bill
Chisholm and scored on a
squeeze play by Dave Pat-
terson.
Tim McLean drew a walk to
start the Steelers' big inning.
Jack Kellough hit into a
fielder's choice that got
•McLean at second but Larry
McCabe slashed a double to
put the Steelers on the board.
Barry Bloch singled McCabe
• to third and a wild pitch'£ied
the game. Bloch tried to get
the go ahead run but was
gunned down at the plate by
left fielder Chisholm. '
Bill Black grabbed a one,
out single in the sixth to start
the Bowlers on their winning
drive. Falkiner beat out an
error to get aboard and Snell
singled to score Black with
the winner. Chisholm' ripped
a double to score Snell and
Falkiner and Bill. Black
pitched to four batters in the
seventh to win it. Black gave
up four hits in the win while
loser Wayne Draper was hit
five times,
Little Bowl held off a late
charge by the Steelers in the
second game of the set and
went on to win 6-2. - The
Bowlers took a 6-0 lead to the
bottom of the seventh but the
Steelers refused to die and
scored two and left one on
before? Mark Dauphin
managed the final out.
Mike Wildgen scored the
first run leading off the first
inning when he slashed a
double and scored on a single
by Bill Black. Wildgen
hammered another double in
the fourth to score Dave
Patterson' after Patterson
managed a walk.
Glen .Falkiner started the
fifth....with a single, moved to
second on Snell's sacrifice
and scored on .. an error on
Chishgrm's shot. Chisholm
scored Tile fourth run on more
Stecler mistakes. Patterson
started the final rally in the
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Representing the Community Newspapers of Canada,
is pleased to offer its sincere
CONGRATULATIONS
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A WINNER
IN THE ASSOCIATION'S 1977 BETTER NEWSPAPER COMPETITIONS
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sixth when he doubled to lead
off. Mike Wildgen was given a
single when the Steelers
chose to . hold Wildgen at
second but Black smacked a
two run double to clinch the
win.
The Steelers came alive in
the bottom of the final inning
when Bloch chipped a single
to start things moving. Ron
Miller doubled Bloch home
but was caught trying to steal
third. Draper doubled and
scored on a two bagger by
Carman Fielder. Tim
McLean popped up to second
base to end the inning, game
and series.
Dauphin won the second
game with a nine hit effort`
striking out seven while
Draper took the loss with an
eight hitter.
a l ad;off hotii er Jiro -Bell got tWeil ,9,ver'
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ner in the,fourth when
he started off the inning'with
a single,' Jack MacKinnon
slashed a triple toscore him
and MacKinnon raced over on
a squeeze. play by Denis
LeBrun.
Hoy singled in the fifth to
start three•run burst for the
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.aboard on a'.fielder's choice
and Huy -was -sent -to-third-on
an interference call. Smith
stole second and went to third
on .a fielder's choice by
Pellow when ..the Cleaners
tried ' unsuccessfully to. get
Hoy at the plate. Smith stole
home and an error and a
single .by Jim Durst scored
Pellow with the sixth run.
Durst hit into a fielder's
choice in the final inning and
moved around on a single by
MacKinnon. 'Denis LeBrun
chipped a single to score
Durst and two errors brought
MacKinnon over with the
final'run.
Pellow was the winner
giving up half a dozen hits
and striking out two while
loser Don McWhinney gave
up nine hits and struclt out
one. -
The Builders scored the
winning run in the bi ttom of
the first extra inning of the
second game to break a' four
run tie and win the series.
Despite a 10 hit performance
by Fisherwell timed strike
outs by McWhinney combined
with some fine fielding by the
Cleaners kept them in the
game. Pellow threw a five
hitter and fanned three for
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Fishercutthe lead in half in
the bottom of the fifth when
Hoy smacked •a : one out
double and Pellow hammered
a homer to score two. Hoy
drilled a home run in the
bottomof the seventh after
Denis LeBrun had singled to
take the game into extra
innings.
In the top of the eighth
Pellow walked Harman and
George Sutton to get himself
in early trouble. Two on with
none out he got out of the
mess getting McWhinney on a
sacrifice and Jim McWhinney
grounded to first and Brian
McLean hit back to the box
for the third out.
A two error in the bottom of
the eighth pushed the winner
over for the Builders. Larry
Donnelly and Bell started the
inning with singles and both
were stranded as McWhinney
got MacKinnon to fly out and
fanned. Gerry. Durst. Denis
LeBrun hit a. shot back to
third and used his speed to
cause the error. Checking
Donnelly at third Klages
scooped up LeBrun's shot and
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August 15 the .Pic ,lvver
cleared harbor- for" ebec
City with corn.
August 19 the . Algorail
arrived from Sombra for salt.
August 19 the "Labradoc
arrived from Thunder Bay
with grain.
,August 19 the Algorail.
cleared harbor for Kingston
-with salt.
August 20 the Labradoc
cleared harbor for Botwood,
Newfoundland with salt.
August 20 the Shelter , Bay
arrived light from Port
McMichael for grain.
August 23 the Shelter Bay
cleared harbor for Owen
Sound with wheat.
August 24 the Algolake
arrived light from Sombra for
salt.
?august 24 the Algolake
cleared harbor for Montreal
with salt.
August 25 the H.C. Heim-
becker arrived light from
Thunder Bay for grain.
August 28 the Agawa Canyon
arrived light from Sombra for
salt.
August 28 the H.C. Heim-
becker cleared harbor for
Owen Sound with wheat, -
August 29 the Agawa Canyon
cleared harbor for Sault Ste.
Marie with salt.
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