The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-08-30, Page 12PAGE 12 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1979
John Hoy, of Fisher Custom Builders, connects with a pitch in Pontiacs defeated the Fisher team by a score of 11-1. (photo by Dave
fastball action at Agriculture Park on Sunday evening. McGee Mufflt)
1'Tiitiiiy'hts
French Dry • Cleaners
used what few hits they
got to best advantage
Sunday night to dump
Ziebart 6-2 and sweep the
teams' best of three
playoff round in
Industrial league action.
French won the series
opener 13-2 and will now
advance to the 'league
semi-finals against'
Canada Company.
French' wasted no time
grabbing the first of their
half dozen runs.' Ron
Klages started the game
with a single, stole
second, and moved to
third on a throwing error.
on Bill Gallow's hit.
George Sutton singled
Klages•, in and moved
Gallow around with a
single. Gallow scored on
a fielder's choice to Phil
Turner.
Ziebart made it a new
game in the bottom of ,the
inning when Greg Hansen
tripled and Rick Duck-
worth drilled a shot over
the fence to even things
up.
French went right back
to scoring runs in the
second when Ray Klages
singled .to start the in-
ning. Klages' moved to
second on a sacrifice by
Wayne Kennedy and
moved to third on an
error that left Rob
Standen at first. Standen
moved to second an a wild•
pitch and Klages scored
on an error that moved
Standen over. He scored
on a sacrifice by Ron
Klages.
French added two
insurance runs in the
fourth when Ray Klages
and Kennedy • singled.
Klages scored and
Kennedy moved around
on an error and Ron
Klages lofted •a sacrifice
fly to score Kennedy. a.
Don McWhinney got the
Farniliar faces. gone
The ladies of the Sunset
have planned their an-
nual auction for this
Thursday.
Pee Wees win
The Goderich tegion
Pee Wees stage.d a
dramatic come from
behind one run victory
over Dashwood recently
to win a berth in the
second round of WOAA
playoffs. Goderich scored
the winning' run in the
bottom of the seventh
with two out to earn the
playoff berth.
Goderich scored big in
the late innings to erase a
four run deficit in the fifth
and move into the lead.
Dashwood jumped to an
early lead scoring twice
-in their first trip to the
plate but Goderich
responded with three
runs in the bottom of the
' inning to erase that ean.
Dashwood tied' the
game in the second inning
and scored four in the
fourth to take a 7-3 lead.
In the top of the fifth they
added three more and
started what looked like a
rout building up a 10-3
edge. '
The Goderich bats
came alive and along
with some tighter defence
the Pee Wees rallied to
get in the game and stay
in it.
In -the sixth Goderich
sent eight batters to the
plate and came away
with five runs.
Needing two for a win
Dave Almasi drew a walk
for the first base runner.
Richard Bedard
sacrificed to move him
into scoring position and
McCallum hammered a "
triple to tie the Score.
Madge struck out and
with two away and the
winning run at third
Gaynor slapped a single
to win the game and the
series.
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Verna Kane and Joyce
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winners were Betty
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Fourth flight was won by
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higher amount of points.
Della Bedard and Harold
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and Tony Bedard winning
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Bob Greer won low
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Dirk Wolterbeek winning
low net. First flight
winners were Stan
Connelly; Tony Bedard,
Ralph Schefter, Mark
Lassaline. _.Second flight
was won. by Bill Thom-
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Yungblut and Greg
Beacom. Third flight
winners.were Jim Green,
Mike Donnelly, Ray Cook
and Ron Bushell.
As school draws near
we will be losing a few
win on a six hitter.
striking out one while
Simon Langlois took the
loss giving up seven hits
and fanning one.
French opens the
. Maitland Division final
against Canada Company
Wednesday night at 7:30
p.m. at Agriculture Park.
The playoff round is the
league semi=final.
familiar faces around the
Sunset.
Tory will return to
Laurier in Waterloo to
'continue her studies in
business.
Kerry will return to
Windsor to attend,, his
second year at St. Clair
College in Electronic
Technology.
Dave will start his first
year in Toronto at
Humber College in
Business and Golf
Management.
Graham will continue
his education at G.D.C.I. •
Good luck to• -the Sunset
employees. We hope they
have served you well.
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men's and ladies' night
playoffs has been
scheduled for Saturday,
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McGe dumps
Fisher for win
McGee k Pontiacs out-
scored Fisher Custom
Builders 22-4 in two
games to win the teams'
best of three Industrial
league semi-final two
games to one. Fisher won
the series' opener 4-3, lost
the second game 11-3 and
the third 11-1.
The wins move McGee
into the Dunlop division
finals and ,league semi-
finals a8ainst Gord's
Sports.
Down one game
.IvlcGee's unloaded some
home run power in •re–
late innings to ttirn.a 5-3
game into a 11-3 rout.
Fisher had posted a two
run edge in the first using
singles by Doug Fisher,
Jack MacKinnon and Jim
Durst for the scores. That
lead stood until the
McGee third when John
Phillip connected for a
single, moved around on
a single by Ken Daer and
scored on a sacrifice by
Clare Harman.
In the fourth Russ
Pruder tripled and scored
on a single by Deb
Shewfelt to close the gap
to.•one..In the fi-fthsingles
by Clare Harman and
Doug Spitzig and two
Fisher- l istakes allowed
McGe'u- score three and
move into a 5-2 lead.
Thi ilders got one of
those back in the bottom
of the inning when
MacKinnon ripped a
triple and scored on a
Pontiac error. -
The stixthi.nning spelled
disaster for the Builders.
John PhiFlip stepped into
a two run homer to boost
the Pontiac lead to four
runs and Ron Sowerby
powered a Paul
Corriveau pitch over the
fence for a.10-3 lead.
Rick Sowerby scored
the final Pontiac run in
the seventh. Ken Daer
went the distance for the
Pontiacs giving up five
hits and striking out five.
Doug Fisher was the
loser giving up seven hits.
Paul Corriveau gave up
five hits, including both
home runs., in relief of
Fisher. ... •
Back to ,back home
runs in the second inning
were all the Pontiacs
needed in the .third and
final game of the set. The
•Builders scored in the
first when MacKinnon
used an error to get on
and scored on a single by
Barry Block. The Pon-
tiacs., got two quick runs
in the second with home
runs by Ken Daer and
Ron Sowerby to take a
lead they never
- relinquished.
In the fourth Daer
walked and scored on a
double by Doug Spitzig.
Spitzig came in on Ken
Meriam's single to make
it 4-1. McGee scored six in
the fifth"'and two in the
sixth for the berth in the
semi-finals.
Daer was the winner in
the third game giving up
four hits and fanning
three. Doug Fisher went
the' distance,for the
Builders givinup a
dozen hits and striking
out one.
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