The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-08-31, Page 13Woman wins
At the annual Zurich
Bean Festival last
Saturday, the Seaforth
council of the Knights of
Columbus held its annual
$1,000 bill draw which
was won by Leona
Bedard of Seaforth.
Winning the $200 was
Earl Bondy of Chatham,
and the $100 bill was won
by Bev Brown of
Biuevale-.
The Knights would.iike
to take this opportunity to
indicate their ap-
preciation to all who
participated by buying a
ticket which helps the
Knights fulfill their
commitments to the
Arthritic Society and the
Pro Life movement.
Scoreboard
GODERICH AREA MEN'S
SLO-PITCH LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS
WL TP
Paper Leafs 15 3 0 30
Stothers Bricklayers 14 4 `0. 28
1863, 11 5 2 24
Meneset Park 11 7 0 22
Firemen 9 5 3 21
Bethel 7 9 2 16
Denomme 6 11 1 13
Coyotes 6 12 0 12
Orphans `, 5 12., 0 10
Champions 1 17 0 2
In quarter -final playoff action, 1863 eliminated
Bethel in a best -of -three series and Stothers
Bricklayers ousted Denomme. Stothers. now___
meets 1863 iii the semi-finals. Another quarter
final, Firemen against Meneset Park is tied 1-1
with the deciding game to be played this week.
The winner of that series will take on the Paper
Leafs in the semi-finals.
INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE
McGee Pontiacs and Canada Company each
ended the season with 30 points, tying for second
in the 10 -team league. The teams played a
sudden death tie-breaker last week, McGee
-coming out on top 3-1.
SEMI-FINAL PLAYOFF RESULTS
Canada Co: 2—Ziebart 1
Zieb art.7—Canada.Co. 3..
Lakeport Steel 3—French 0
French 7—Lakeport 6 (11 innings)
Gords 3—Fisher 2
Little Bowl 9—McGee 4
' GAMES THIS WEEK
On Thursday, Sept. 7 Lakeport Steel will play
French Cleaners at 7:15 p.m. Ziebart will meet
Canada Co. at 8:45.
HURON CENTRAL LADIES
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
SEMI-FINAL GAMES RESULTS
Clinton Housewives I5—Goderich Superstars 6
Clinton Housewives 9—Goderich Superstars 6
Clinton wins the best -of -three series and now
gets a bye into the finals.
,Clinton Sluggers won their game over Garb
and Gear by a forfeit.
Lucknow Noisy Ladies 16—Goderich Sailorettes
8
Goderich Elevators beat the Lucknow Noisy
Ladies 10-2 in the first game of their best -of -three
semi-final series on Tuesday night. Second game
of the series is scheduled for tonight in Lucknow
at T:30 p.m. The winner of this series will meet
the Clinton Housewives.
-Clinton Buruma Const. 11—Joe's Girls 7
Clinton Buruma Const. were to have played in
Clinton Wednesday night. Clinton Crown
Sluggers will also play Garb and Gear in
Goderich this week.
LET'S
GO
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RE -OPENING
TUESDAY,
SEPT. 5th
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Roservations, please contact
your team Capt. from last yr.
All new Bowlers lust cell us at
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Tough battle raging
DiiJiJLcp:quarter4inal
The Dunlop Division
quarter -final series
between Canada Com-
pany and Ziebart is
shaping up to be a real
battle, as ,,the two teams
split a pair of games this
week.
On Sunday, Canada Co.
squeaked by Ziebart. 2-1
but dropped a 7-3 contest
to the revitalized Ziebart
squad on Monday night.
In regular Industrial
League play this season,
Canada Co. beat out
Ziebart by five points to
take second place, but
obviously have their work
cut out for them if they
want to advance to the
semi-finals.
The third and deciding
game of the series will be
played on Thursday,
Sept. 7 at 8:45 p.m.
to Sunday's game,
Canada Co. got off to a
"good start with runs from
Pat Conlon and Terry
Austin in the. first two
innings and held on foi
the next five innings to
secure the win.
Ziebart's only. run of
the game came in the
third inning, when Ron
Whetstone crossed the
plate.
Winning pitcher Stan
Doherty allowed four hits
and struck out five
batters on the way t'o the
win, while loser Simon
Langlois gave up five hits
and struck out three.
Monday night, Canada
Co. starting pitcher Glen
Tigert blew up in the
third inning, allowing
four Ziebart batters to
score. Tigert was
replaced by Doherty on
the mound, but a strong
defensive effort by
Ziebart held Canada Co.
off for the rest of the
game.
With the score 7-1 going
into the sixth inning,
Canada Co. picked up two
more runs from Pat
Conlon and Tom O'Keefe
but it was too late.
Langlois picked up two
runs for Ziebart with
single. markers going to
Whetstone, Greg Hansen,
Rick Duckworth, Wayne
Doak and Dan Duncan.
Langlois allowed nine
hits and struck out three
for the win while Doherty
and Tigert had four
strike -outs and gave up
nine hits.
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CELEBRATION
Stothers Bricklayers defeated Denomme 17-13 in Men's Slow -Pitch playoff action
Monday night. Bricklayers' player Bill Hutchinson is shown scrambling back to
first base during the game's early action. (Photo by Jim Hagarty)
Cleaners stay alive
in 11 -inning thriller
French Cleaners
- staved •off elimination
from their quarter -final
series against Lakeport
Steel on Monday night,
with George Sutton
bringing in a tie -breaking
run in a game that went
11 innings.
French edged Lakeport
7-6 in the game, to force a
third game in the best -of -
three series, after losing
a low -scoring 3-0 contest
on Sunday.
The series will be
decided on Thursday,
Sept. 7 -at 7:15 'p.m. when
the two teams will meet
again.
Lakeport pitcher
Wayne Draper gave up
only two hits in Sunday's
contest, with excellent
infield play keeping the
French batters scoreless.
Brian. MacKenzie
blastedout a home run
with nobody on base in
the second inning to put
Lakeport on '.the
scoresheet and in the fifth
inning Lloyd Tigert got
another homer, bringing
Frank Hagan across the
plate.
- Losing pitcher Ron
McWhinny gave up five.
hits and picked up four
strike outs.
Clare Harman scored
in the second inning of
Monday's game to give
French a 1-0 lead held up
until the fifth inning when
Lakeport tied the score
by, virtue of a home run
by Carmen Fielder.
Lakeport exploded for
four runs in the sixth
inning. making it a 5-1
game, but French battled
back with four runs
in the seventh inning to
even the score.
With the score tied at
the end of regulation
play, the two teams went
into extra innings to
decide the game. In the
eighth inning, Tim
McLean raised
Lakeport's spirits with a
home...ru.n, but French's
Brian McLean crossed
the plate to even the score
up again.
Neither team was able
to score in the next two
innings, and finally in the
11th, Sutton made it home
to salvage French's
chances of proceeding in
the playoffs.
Lasing pitcher Draper
gave up 12 hits and struck
out six, with French
pitcher McWhinny
allowing nine hits and
picking up four strike
outs.
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