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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-08-16, Page 4Guelph Wins Lejion Golf A Guelph t 'a.nc of C. Leitch, C. ] aber, w.Turban and B. Gunlley Walke !off,with the annual golf 'Wilma eatof Oistrict ' C" of the Canadian Leltl-riheld at the Mait- land Golf Club on. Sunday,. This marked the third co ecutive ,time Or the Guelph entry to win the Galltmntley Trophy. With 75 veterans taking part, the Goderich Swee.ps Trebles Tourney event was the largesi ever.. held in the district. - Stratford had the largest entry with 37 players whirr others ,were from Harriston, Wing- ham, St. Marys, Guelph and Gode- rich. Stratford placed second with the team of P. Robinson, 0. Hoffman, T. Thomas and M. Libert. Frank Reid, of Goderich, finished with a 72 low gross while Charlie Thompson, of Stratford, had a low net of 71. It is expected that next year's tournament wall be held at Guelph, EXCLIUSWVEI PLAY-BY-PLAY coverage by KEN ELLIS Saturday, August 18, 2.35 p.m. Sunday, Aog. 19, 2.35 p.m. (s ;.S.T.) (D.S.T.) Detroit at Chicago Detroit at Chicago CFPL'° oor+000 cennoe Three Goderich entries took top spots while a Lucknow rink placed fourth in the Fred Hunt Trebles Tournament of the Goderich Lawn Bowling Club Friday evening. The entry of Cliff McManus, skip, with Ned Sale and Jack McLeod placed first vvith thred wings and a• plus of 17. Len second spot was the entry of A, Townsend, A. Kitton and 0. Sonley. The rink of C. Allison, E. Harris and S. McLean placed third., In fourth spot was the Lucknow rink of G. Westlake, W. Schmidt and F. Jackson. There were 16 entries for the annual event. Worsell's Midgets Enter Playoffs Barry Worsell's Midgets have finished their schedule in WOAA baseball with a record of only two losses in 10 games, tieing Exeter at the top of the group. They will next meet either Walkerton or Listowel, now in playoffs in a northern group, with the first game of this round next week. THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR DODGERS INTO • ‘; OASA PLAYOFFS Finishing on the top of the l:xg Four Ladies' Fastball League, Goderich Dodgers moved into the. first round of the OASA playoff against Stratford Kroehlers here last night. In actual fact, the last game of the Big Four schedule hasn't been played yet, but it won't affect the standings much. The remaining game of/ the schedule involves the Dodgerg and Sarnia Imperials, who are one game behind the locals. From a Goderich vievrpoint, the worst that could happen would • be a first - place tie if Sarnia wins. So far, it has not been decided when the last game will be played. In the meantime, both Dodgers and Sarnia are involved in play-offs with other teams. Big Four standings, complete except for the above mentioned game, are as follows: Won Lost Points 10 7 20 9 8 18 9 9 18 7 11 14 (1-ACK.POT OF $45.00 FOR FULL HOUSE IN 51 CALLS. lst GAME STARTS AT 8.30 P.M. 6+Ars. icksan, of Clinton, won the jackpot and the share -the -wealth dor $117.50. Goderich Sarnia Florence Stratford The one -hit pitching of Kay Alex- ander sparked Dodgers to a 3-1 win over Stratford Kroehlers in a regularly scheduled Big Four en- counter in Stratford on Wednesday of last week. The only hit yielded by Kay was an infield single by Gladys Skinner in the opening inning, It was not all smooth sailing for the Goderich hurler, however. Five walks, a hit batsman and five er- rors by her mates kept her in trouble in the late innings. In winning, Dodgers collected only four hits themselves, but they were aided by six walks off Strat- ford starter, Barb McKinnon. and two crucial errors by the Kroehlers. The Dodgers' first run came in the fourth when Audrey McCabe's grounder, which was muffed by Stratford, brought in Donna Hoof. The winning run was scored in the fifth when Audrey Harrison's blow scored Kay Sharp. Audrey McCabe scored on Dor- othy NlcCabe's infield out to give Goderich its final run of the, game R 101/E Goderich 000 111 000-3 4 5 Stratford 000 001 000-1 1 .2 As stated, the first game of the first round of the OASA .finals was to be played in Goderich last night. The second game will be in Strat- ford Friday. If a third game is necessary. the teams will probably toss for home grounds. 0 0 0 rrs;r At Work THURSDAY, AUGUST 10th, 11950 �S lj WITH A&P'S APPEALING FOODS! 61055 UT5IDE WHI USE "ARMADA." GLOSS OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE AIN1'—Mado from She overapray and residue of the finest appliance enamels as used on refrigera- tors, automatic washers, etc Contains "titanium", the long - wearing "whitest White". 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Quality -tested --al big savings. 00 49 10(404.0' 4t7 xtta> e'rYy""i 30 QU ART GALLON 5.15 THITING Ti tmnn .13 TO .78 Oa/Side Gloss White, Shutter Groan, Bright F o0 C4RIAlirh 1.65 GALLON 5.75 Walter Rathburn, president of Goderich Booster Club, ex- pects that, by the end of this week, the club will have reach- ed its objective of selling 500 hockey booster tickets at two bucks each. The plan is to raise enough money to assure a successful hockey operation here this winter. Manager Jack Evans has al- ready made contact with sev- eral players who are prospec- tive members of the 1956-57 Intermediate "A" Sailors, says Mr. Rathburn. o a ----o PLAYDOWN FOR GOLF CHAMPION (By A.G.K.) With the playdown for the club championship of Maitland Golf Club now at the semi-finals. four. golfers are this week scheduled. to fight it out. Tony `Bedard, last year's champ- ion,, will be going against Fred Rouse and Issy Bedard will tee off in match play with Don MacEwan. Fred Rouse appears to be a strong contender this year, having combined a pair of 35's to elimin- ate Jeff Martin over the week -end. The winners of this week's semi- finals will next play 36 holes of golf for the club championship. The men's handicap tournament for the Lloyd Trophy is well under way and Jim Reid and Joe Banville look like favorites in that contest. Entries are now being taken for the annual mixed ladies and men's handieap tournament for the Gar- row arrow Trophy. All club members are asked to get in on this event. 0 o Q O.B.A. xecutive Holds Meet Here "Ono "Coat" White HOUSE PAINT 4,olf-cloaning—stays white. Ono coat does a perfect two -coat job an pro- viously palntod surfacoa imn ronaon- ably good condition. Cuts labor in half --saves paint, too. Quart 1 .79 9 Gabon 640 The first Ontario Baseball As- sociation executive meeting ever held in Goderich took place last week -end. During their visit here, tie members and their families enroyed a picnic at Harbor Park. It was announced at the meet- ing that about 1'85 teams will par- ticipate in the various classifica- tions of the ORA play-offs this year. Among the executive members pre- sent were T. J. Turow, of Galt, president; Hugh Hawkins, of Clin- ton, past president; Johnny Bell, of Listowel, second vice-president, and Nelson Hill of tGoderieh, presi- det ;t of, the Westert .Ontario Ath- letic Association. (b o Port Albert Plays In Group Finds Two 'ureil-ialatelied vnen's Inter- modrate 'll'J.O.A.A. ,softball teams. Port Albert and Riplr, will rnet in a best four.out•ofaseven series, to decide the group charaniondhip: All Port Albert games will be nlay- ecI am the. Good rieb diaa.mond. Game time for series will be 9 n.ln. 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