The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-09-18, Page 4THE ODEitICH SIGNAL -STAR
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DUNGANNON FALL FAIR
FRIDAY, Sept. 26
Speed and Special Events
Mrs. E. :Irmstrong. .k114' Farms, Brampton, will present her
string of hackney and hurdle horses. These, and other horses
with fancy costumes. and riders, will take part in parade leaving
vipage at 1.30 pan. sharp.
" , -GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE .AT NIGHT
IN THE pARISH HALL.
President.. Secretary.
New Low Prices!
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4 PLY
SIZE h' Now
'440-450/21 10.15
625-550/:13 12.75
'525-550'17 14.25
600'16 14.50
FRANK A. GALLOW
GOLF
a •inateli at the Maitland Golf
efub vOtich, fifteen players entered,
Isadore Bedard wen the Vie .11aliott
trophy for ,hytiors for „this seaSon.
The contest was keen. and the winner
had to 'make the very good, score uf 78
for eighteen holes. to head the list.
"Ticker" Mew came second with a
score• of 82. This %new, trophy is a
vecy beautiful one and Fos preseuted
by Mrs, Elliott,?. who came from St.
Thoruas fur the occasiou. Mrs. Elliott
entertained all of the contestants at a
nice luncheon in the club 'house at
the conclusion of the match. This
encouragement for junior players is a
juniors Meet
Defeat at Dresden
Home Team.'s Classy Pitcher a
13ig Factor -
the Ga
1)1resden Juniors, Who have won the
_Junior B championship six times in
the last eight years, liVed ,to ad-.
vauce notices and took the first of the
Jiesday afternoon by a score uf 11-7.
The game was played at Dresden on,
that town's new baseball park, which
is a credit ta a town of' only two
thousand people. With a grass infield
tine gesture and is much appreciated, in big -league style, cement dugouts
by the club. for the players, and a complete outfit
of regulation rubber home base and
Immediately" aftvr the 'Vic Elliott pitcher's plate, the Dresden baseball
match, a club team played the third : laas are given every opportunity to
match of the seasuir with au R.C.A.F.. play good baseball. The Godericih boys
team, resulting in a win for the Air found the infield a little tricky, which
Force, who now lead two matches to accounted for a greater number of
one. After th'e matt:lithe players and tumbles than usnal, but on Ile whole
Wives and other members ad- the Lions have a better fielding team,.
juurned to the sergeants' Mess at the and with an -even break hope to turn'
Clinton station for a delightful dinner the tables on their rivals when the
and evening. All members enthustastie.,-4
411 ly agree that the R.C.A.F., both col-
lectively...alai individually, are perfect
hosts.
GODERICH JUNIORS HAVE
-tea-ins meet iu Goderich at 3 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon.
lari",sden trotted out for inspection
their star pitcher, Holmes, who is
going. to Pittsburg training camp .1u the
spring, and this big hoy had the locals
EASY WIN AT STROTJD more or less baffled with his speed ball.
, only five safe hits were garnered off
Goderich Lions Juniors journeved his delivery, bui. his support in the
up to Stroud last Saturday aftern.(ant neld A,vas not too good. and Goderich,
to fultil their engagement with that manufactured seven .rmis out of their
team. It was ti foregone conelusion luts. Goderich support in the
t ha t t he Lions would win. 4and they wa'. away below its usual stand -
did this by a seore of 13-0. Tht; .strou'd ard, alternating with brilliant plays
boys are out of their class in Junior '1')11"w"d t WO or three juicy errors.
B basebali; but the ,,lions found them 1.)". Warren contributed two of the
good sports and their suppbrters ready ,lielding gems of the afternoon and then
.to give credit to a visiting team which pi..ontptly booted a double -play ;tad-
go1 e them a .good exhibitiojio of base- Jim Bisset, a fter„, covering miles to pull
ball. Apart front the. long tYip-bv bus,. du" what looked like a sure Texas
the boys eajoyed the outieg, but' it is leaguer. in his anxiety to complete a
(hada° play dropped 'Warren's perfect
peg to load -the, saeli.s. The. Lions
inner defence excels Dresden in ttefd-
ing. and their throwing seemed to be
more accurate. It is in, the batting
department that the 1)resden team
eXcels, and Don Ainslie had to be good
to limit them to eleven hits. Don was
steady in the pinches, and \vitt' a little
better support- might have- pulled ont•
a --victory. Dresden are' hard hitters,
and playing in Intermediate company
all Season are just now in peak .form.
The game here on Saturday should
be the best of the.seasOn, and if the
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LYRE BEST AT BAT
BUT LOSE GAME 7-4
a 7-4 deeision to St. •Mawys in the
Intermediate "lir 0.11,,A. playoffs on
Erratit, base running and a -bad first
innings proved costly to the Flyers.
St. Marys chalked up four.runs in the
'first innings when Flyer errors. ao-
ceunted for two and a wild throw
sent* in the other two. The Flyers
got two back in their half of the
first on two doubles and a walk, and
then tied it up in the third with two
'Tuns on three consecutive singles.
St. Marys went one,up in the fourth
innings' on a walk and a single while
the :dents of Graham, the St. Marys
pitcher, and tight fielding by his team-
mates, ,held the Flyers scoreless. St.
Marys' added two runs. in the sixth
inaings to clinch the game.
Tubes
1.95
2.30
2.45
2.70
2.70
2.70
doubtful if this „kind of competition,
helped the 'Limit- in preparation for
the series with Dresden, Ainslie went
all the way for kloderich. with Scott as
his battery noire, .and accounted for
seventeen' Strikeouts.
The -teams linett.up •as follows:
STROUD—A. Bowmiin c, C. Wright
Campbell if. and E. Webb rf.
GODERICH—H. Warren 3b,
PHONE 599 14 NORTH ST.
Congratulations and Best Wishes
TO
Placed by Patterson in the 8th). Lions can field their full team they
GODERICH MIDGETS have More than an even chance of
eN'ening the score. making a third
- game. probably London.,necessary.
ELIIVIINATE PRESTON The' umpires, 'Milligan •and Pe'ardon,
provided by the ().B.A.: gave good satis-
Goderich and_ Preston. Midgets played faction. and their remarks at the. end
of the game that Goderien Lions lilid
a well -coached tettin.ef perfectly -man-
nered players were appreciatethby„tbe
'Lions management.
The teams lined up as, follows:
DRESDEN—Johnston ss. Lovell ef,
Hurley lf, Wicks c; 3b, Holmes
GODERRII IL Warren 3b, D.
W. 'Craig cf. j. Donnelly lf, M. Wilson
rf ( replaced by Needham 'in the Oth),
J. Evans lb and D. Ainslie p.
,, Summary of the game:
Dresden -11 hits, 11 runs and 9 errors..
Struck out bY flohaes, 14; by
1 Ainslie. 3. Walked -by Ainslie, 2;: by.
Holmes. -Hit by' pitchers --.Holmes„
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IVAN LOUZON HOST
- TO HOCKEY .CHAMPIONS
the third game of their series on
neutral ground at Stratford on Friday'
afternoon. and the Goderich boy§ came
off victors with the score of 15- to 10.
The winners had a big first innings.
scoring eight runs. Preston threatened
in the ninth innings. when they tallied
five rats before they were retired.
Wilson pitched eight innings for Gode-.
rich.*Fulford relieving- in the, ninth,
MR. and MRS. A. L. BRERETON
PARK HOUSE
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ELECTRIC
The FlYers missed a number of
chances to score when base -runners
were caught off the sacks. They
showed surprising ,poWer at the plate,
coming through with ten hits. three of
these for extra bases.
'--.The next game will be played at St.
Mnrys on, Saturday afternoon.
:1 errors. Goderich-4 runs, 10 hits,
R. Noble, A. JaCkman, Swan, Grasby,
GODERICII—Mero, W. Westbrook,
Westlnke, W. MacDonald, Worsen,
-Hayter. 11. Westbrook,. Worthy,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Federation of Agriculture. — The
regular monthly Meeting of Goderich
'Township Federation of Agriculture
\al heid on Tuesday, September,
vide. The National. Film Board will'
show a number of films and it is 'also.
hoped to develop .considerabi'y more
interest in this, tewnship in the county
hospitalization plan. School children
should attend the film shOwing at
2.30 pan. in the same school on same
day. -38
SCHOOL RECORP
Charts, Records, a d Music, by ECA Victor, as rqcorome,Eded
by the Ontario Depart ent. of clucatio , now *tillable,
II, III
A Teacher's Ha dbook on "A Stu.dont's Workbook
i Music Appreciatio ."
ECO 5 SUCH AS:
"Carnival of the Animals"
"Nutcracker Suite"
"William Tell' verture"
No second-hand or "Juke" •box records Sold hese.
The- only store where yon can liuy gentine RCA Victor
and Columbia Records.
COME IN AND HEAR i'HEIVLAT
GODERICH HOKE APPLIANCE SHOP
PHONE 141
WEST ST.
John Smith happened to vattiess
inittor holditp. In due time the police
arrived, and one•officer asked the wit,
ness his name. "John Smith," said
Smith. "Cut the comedy," snapped the
cop. "\\*Intt's your name?" "All
right," said Smith, "put me down as
NVinston Churchill." "That's more
like it," said the officer. "You can't
fool me with -that Smith stuff."
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Fred's Rendezvous
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SUMMER IS PAST
But Not With Your Hair.
WHY?
LOA Nxinter's successful hockey sea-
son was recalled when Ivan Louzon
was host, at a banquet tendered to the
victorions -Flyers. winners 4)f ..jhe
:Junior "C- (LILA. chamPionship, at
the Park House on Friday might. With
ists, the gathering numbered aftyalYe.
alayor D. D. "MooneY was chairman.
- sumptuous chicken dinner was
served and during the evening hand-
some jackots and medals were pre-
sented. id' tht• champions. Gerry Ginn
I for the players thanked Ivan 'for his
dance and singsong-. ArnOld
1 Schutz at the piano and Mrs. Schutz
'ainl Bill Newcombe providin`g
Mk PARK HOUSE . . , a good place o eat
MIDGETS TAKE A DRUBBING
IN STRATHROY GAME
.; At Sirathroy ,yesterday the -.home
team defeated the Goderieh Midgets
13-0 in the Irrst ganft, of the .0.14.A.
Wilson started ott the mound for .
Goderich and after allowing. six hits:.
land five walks was rt•lieved )11 the
fifth lift' ings by Fair ord, w ho go ve up
three walks and six hits. The Strath-
roy pitcher. Putter. ww:i• the Standout
for his 0100. only four hits: were
scored on him and be sent oulS one
nom -hast, on balls. He had liTst-
only one error, while• the Goderich
hoys piled up 11 score of six iniseue.
Strathroy.bas the strongest team the
local boya; have met- this seaSon, and
will be hard to heat, but the young
',loos will t,ry to make very different
snowing when the seeond game is played
here tomorrow (Friday t 'at 4.3.0 pan.•
.GODERICTI-L. Doak- e; Wilson4 and.
Fulford p. Holmes 'lb. Maephail 2b,
Price 39, Erskine and NIeriam lf, Mac-
ef. Holland rf, Westbrook ss,
Galp--(pineh hitter).
STRATHROY—P. Marshal c, Fulton
lf, Emmons Vf. H. 'Marshall ss, Durston
ef. Doxtalor lb, Ev•ans 3b, Martin 2b,
Bntler p.
FIRE AT BENNIILLER
A fire at the home of Albert
Kursehenski, near Benmiller, on Wed-
nesday evening caused considerable
damdke before it was extinguished by
neighbors using water from a well.
'Mr. Kursehenski was:away from home
fire. originated.
WEST ST: PHONE 692
YOUR CAR
15 BEING,
RECKED
FROM -
BELOW
Because, while you were protecting
your body from the injuries of the sun
(Ultra -Violet Rays) you were neglec-
ting the fact th,at the same rays were
injurious to your
However, hope is not lost as we can make the repairs
necessary to give your hair the beauty and lustre that is
trulk yours, with our hot oil and steam treatments.
Remember, the professional treatment cannot be bought
in a box. . Patronize your hairdresser.
Verna's Beauty Salon
PHONE 1095 FOR AN, APPOINTMENT. .
of our Coffee shoppe
Our Dining Room Hour,. are
Menu
. for Sunday Dinner at The P ark House -5 to 8
(May we- ask that you make reservations 'fox' aunday Dinner-I–Phone 685 or, 942).
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or
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STUFFED CELERY HEARTS SWEE'y PICKLES SLICED TOMATOES
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