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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-17, Page 12i 42 Th4 Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, August 17th, 1961 Local Bowlers . W�nr Winthrop andGoderich Foreseen Prizes P li on Pete Bisset and Earl .Al s 4 Huron Soccer League Finalisi (By Stan Profit) Although the league schedule i notyet complete, it is knows} that' Winthrop- . is again Huron, ;lC t 0:10o, , ch trmpiens K In r mw n, '' vas li•: R�1'l'Y� v)' • throp has played and *on seven games. Their one remaining game is against second-placle Goderich Athletic, here on, Mon- day,- August 21st. After playing Six' games, Goderich find them- selves with three wins, two ties and one defeat, thentlefeat being ,.at.the hands_ of champions, Winthrop. In third place is Clinton RCAF, who are four points behind Goderich. Brus- sels is next in line with three points, one legs than Clinton. In the basement is Wingham, l?.y T V and RADIO . TUBES OPEN NIGHTS Until 11.30 FREE Tube Testing Service Goderich News Stand D. On the Fincher, Prop. ' Square at Colborne Street 19tf SP4RTSNfffot arecotEDGES BISSETS S able prizes at bowling greens • around the district. At Sea: forth onWednesday of last week,3 ..2 IN. FIRST Of FINALS eek, they placed second in the men's doubles to return home with lovely wrist watches. 'In the same tournament, How- ard McNee and.. Ernie .Pi.dba Harry Williams and Percy Liver- more, of Clinton, fourth. A rink from Waterloo was first. At-Lueknow, on Monday evert- ing, vening, Earl Allison, Harvey Scrim- geour and Bill Maclaren, of Goderich, won the joint trophy in the trebles tournament. who have only one point. In the play-offs the first team - plays the third, and the second team plays the- fourth. ,With only a few more ganres to be 4 r. x c�lie p ac in s`be�a e' ted. � �il�" Therefore, it looks as if Win- throp will play Clinton, and Goderich will play Brussels the semi-finals. As Winthrop have beaten Clin- ton twice already this season, Winthrop shouldn't have much trouble disposing of Clinton . in the- first semi-final. .1 think they will ;win the best of three series in two games. In the other semi-final I fully expect Goderich to defeat Brussels, also in two games. So, I am, in fact, predicting a Winthrop-Goderich final. If so, I think this series will go three games, and you pick the winner. On behalf of Goderich Athletic, and the rest of the clubs in the Huron County Football Association, I would ' like to offer heartiest 'congratul- I ations to the Winthrop boys, on winning the league title. Here are the league- placings and details to date: ' Goals PWLT F.A. Pts. Winthrop 7 7 0 0 28-3 14 Goderich f 3 1 2 13-9 -8- Clinton 6 1 3 2 6-9 4 Brussels 6 1 4 1 9-20 3 Wingham 5 0 4 1 0-15 1 SEALY GOLDEN SLEEP-- SALE .4 EXTRA FIRM SEALY FLEX GUARD MATTRESS with NEW Edge -Guard Construction - $59.95 Matching Box Spring at the same price ECONOMY SPECIAL MATTRESS $39.88 — BOX SPRING $39.88 Compare the features with those on mattresses selling for $59.40. - •' DELUXE GOLDEN SLEEP MATTRESS MATTRESS $49.88 BOX SPRING $49.88 Compare it's features with those on mattresses selling for $69.50. BLACKSTONE FURNITURE 34 WEST STREET — GODERICH JA 4-7741 NNW SAVE Pee Wees Drop District Final After reaching the District C finals, the pee wee baseball team of Branch 109 Canadian Legion lost out to the Kitchener Legion Branch 50 team by a 13-3 score at Kitchener on Saturday.' The Kitchener team now en- tors the Canadian Legion Pro- vincial finals to be played at Kitchener August 25 26. There will be teams from eight of the nine Legion districts participat- ing. Kitchener got six runs'in both the fifth and sixth innings and one in the seventh.. Goderich got two runs in the siAh inning and one in the seventh. Kitch- ener got nine hits to five by Goderich and had one error to the, two, which Go.derieh battery for Goderich was P. Smith, --B.-1.>ra'rion, Ed. Curry and J. Robinson with F. Gilbert catching. Other Goderich play- ers were: B. Smith, G. Gould, B. Rush. T. Creedon, L. Creedon, B. Willis, G. Schram and B. Mask. Howard Carroll. was 'Man- ager of the team, Robert Rush was coach and Gordon Mask, assistant coach. H. PROUSE, J. GILBERT TIE IN TROPHY SHOOT Although' high winds played tricks -•with accurate shooting, Hedley Prouse and Jack Gilbert' tied with scores of 58 out' of 75 in a Trophy Shoot last week. The final shoot will be held on Saturday at 6 p.fn. Following were the scores out of a possible 75: . Dave Wilson, 48; Ashley Gil- b,ert, 49; Ted Horton, 52; Ernie Horton, 37; Helmut Krohfner, 51; Manifred Dierolf, 57; Francis Prouse, 46; Charles Prouse, 48. These were the scores out of a possible 50: Horst Muller, 32; Bill Lumby, 29. MRS. G. BRUCE WINS Ladies' Day was -held on Tues- day at the Maitland Golf Club. Low gross went to Mrs. G. Bruce; low net to Mrs. Evelyn Wilkinson and hidden hole to Mrs. Elsie Gardner. Refresh- ments were served. ,after„ the games at the club house. (By L.A.) game. Te advanced to second Stratford Kroelilers edged"on a passed ball and scored x11 µ"'1� , aIIWIZil, ''6 brsr;a o ® eia1e first base only' to hit the runriex' gue Northern Division finals.. Score was 3-2 in 10 innings of in the back with the ball caus- ing the ball to go wildly. Goderich opened the scoring- as a very close aslid excit- in the top of the first inning jug game with Goderich collect - when Deb Shewfelt led off with ing ten hits to Stratford's three. a single and scored when Len Careless base sinning didn't Willis drilled a single to the help the cause as Scoring loft -fielder-. The. latter bobb-1 chances were wiped out and the 'ball momentarily, enabling chances were provided for "Strat- Shewfelt to ' slide under the ford, by six Goderich errors. throw to home plate. Stan Doh- Stan Doherty went the route city, on the mound for the for Goderich and deserved to Bissets, held the Kroehlers at win this game as he pitched bay for six innings and Gode- three-hit ball and struck out rich added another run in the nine. top half of the seventh to take Clinton Eliminated a 2 0 lead. In the bottom half Goderich Bissets swept the of the seventh, Kroehlers scored best two of three semi-final two runs on three Goderich series against Clinton RCAF errors and a walk to knot the when they defeated the Clinton count at 2 -all. In the top of `crew last Friday night in Clin- the tenth, Goderich threatened- ton by the score of 13-5. when Shewfelt singled, advanced Grant Chisholm, on the mound to -third on Russ HhfTmeyer's for. the Bissets, hurled shutout hall for five innings and limited the Clinton crew to 10 hits, four of which came in the last inning when Clinton picked up three of their five runs. Bear- ing down in the clutch, Chisholm registered 11 strikeouts. In the second inning the leadoff man double but was nipped at the plate. when he attempted to score on a sacrifice bunt. Strat ford scored their winning -run in the bottom of the tenth when, after two men were out, Hutchinsonrthe Stratford short- stop, drew his third walk of the • .s • • • • a • • • • sRAC:ES! WE HAVE THE FINEST DRIVERS • • • • • i • • • • • • • • • • • i • yrv■w.-• • CAR •• • • • • .. • • • • • • •• • •O • • • IN NORTH AMERICA • •• • SEE EUROPE'S FASTEST CARS In Competition on a Good Track 0 • SAT., AUGUST 26 1 10.30 A. M. • • • • Green - Acres Racing - Circuit . 1 Near . Port Albert i Highway 21 12 Miles North o(Goderich • ••••••••••••••••••••NN•••••••••••••••••••• for Clinton hit a triple only to be stranded there when Grant struck out the next batter, threw the next hatter: out at first while holding the runner at third and then proceeded to strike out the next man. It was the inspiration the Bissets needed as they pro- ceeded in their half of the third to run up five runs. From this point on, they were never head- ed. They added three more runs in the fifth, three mare in the sixth inning and completed their,.sc="4ariz-byth• Eight Goderich batters shared the 16 hits, with Don Goddard three .jingles. Larry Aid' ham had two home runs. Bill Black had a single and a double while ')Len Willis, Russ Hoff- meyer, Grant Chisholm and Ron Carter had two 'Singles apiece. Al . Charters led thg __ Clinton, team with two singles, a triple and walk in five times at bat. The Bissets now advance to the finals of the Memorial Lea- gue Northern Division against Stratford Krbehlers in a .best two -out -of -three series. Strat- ford have three top hurlers in Templeton, Lortie and McKen- zie and this series should pro- vide topexciting softball with Grant Chisholm and Stan Doh- erty, now in top form, for the Bissets. In their four meetings this year, the Bissets have defeated the Kroehlers three times, 6-4, 5-0 and 3-1, while losing by the close score of 2-1. Attend- ance at the local diamond has been the highest in many years and local fans are assured of exciting softball when the -Kroe- hlers and Bissets hook up. ti GALT WIN LADIES' FASTBALL TOURNAMENT Galt Gaytops ladies' fastball team won the annual Central Ontario ladies' fastball .tourna- ment at Stratford on Saturday. They were undefeated in the, elimination schedule of games in which live teams took part: Glen Mills, St. Marys, Goderich, Waterloo, Galt. Goderich was eliminated,. when Waterloo a.eDodgers de- feated d the o ears 4-0. iYk a if Mr. mid Mrs. A. M. Hoiriuth, Shirley Ann- and Ronnie, Wel- lington street, are spending two weeks at The cottage of Mrs. Homuth's brother, Carl Pinkney, Midland. 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