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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-09-21, Page 10e 00deria Sigata,r, Thursday, September 23, 101 " `Goderich Props Pirst of Finals To Winthrop; Here Again on -Sat. - YOU NAME IT - WE DO IT • • • RIGHT! "-"4-.4rtiAgifskY =URI . Fall Chinge-over! STEERING - Have your steering put into dtape for WINTER DRIVING. . -ENGINt"PUNR-UP--;-.-f-Qr-sux-er-stqxtin on cold mornings. BRAKE CHECK -- for even stopping. ' MUFFLER SERVICE - Protect yourself from dangerous fumes. OUR. GASSLINR Muffler Service is avail- able it 15% Discount on all Glassliner Mufflers, in Stock , b BODY REPAIRS ENGINE OVERHAULS (By, Stan Profit) Goderich Athletic were beaten 3-0 by Winthrop on Saturday in the first game of a beg of five series, for the Huron County Football championship. Gode- rich hold their own in the first Wt,,,nn, fact,4.54u/d.,..hay,e, 'Oored'"A-touple-tif"gealti, Nearing. half time, Winthrop seemed to be warming up, and were beginning to be more dan- gerous in front oK the goal. The second half started as the first half ended, with Winthrop on DAVIDSON TEXACO SERVICE HURON ROAD GODERICH JA 4-7231 couscr OM GOLD BOND GIFT STAMPS4- • e uh- n • • • • • • • • • • • , • , the attack. As the game, con- tinued, Winthrop gave the Gode- rich defence a real roasting. The' Goderich defenders were happy to deflect many Winthrop shots on goal for corner kicks. Winthrop scored mid - way 412.rouglx, ibis half, anti fOr hi 4,iez,lodiceit;454,thotret-,,Galle. rich were going to hold Win- throp to one goal. But Win- throp were really going now, and ,added two more goals be. fore the end. It was all Gode- rich could do to keep the score • down to three and at this time they offered no threat to the Winthrop goal. At the end, Goderich were a well beaten side. If The Athletic eXpect to pre- sent a real challenge to Win- throp in this championship final, they will .have to play a lot better than they did last Satur- day. Come on now, boys, lets see a bit more determination in your play when you oppose Win- throp m the second .game here n.-,igailetich.: on $opuday , tembr 23..: the kick off ia'Xe for 0.00 p.m. Fine Food - Expettly Prepared Open Daily from 6 a.m. to 12 midnight Full Course Meals Lunches - Coffee Counter MAIN COURSES_ARE CHANGED ,DAILY • 6 • • • : 0 0 o _a • I OUR „ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOM • • IS AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS • 0 • • o • 32 KINGSTON ST..- GODERICH • ,.', • • JA 4-8168 • . • • ... _... • e••••••••••••••••iiiiitoikii••••••••••oosoiiiise 1 REMINGTON LIMITED SOUTH STREET GODERICH FRESH GRADE "A" First Hockey Here Nov. 3 Frkzlax, November 3, has been set as ,be opening home game for .the "Ooderich Junior "B" hockey team. The op- , Rosing"m teawill be St. Thom- as, anew team in the group in which Goderich is to play. The other teams are St. Marys, Tillsonburg, Sarnia, London, Woodstock and Goderich. No coachlias been appointed for -G the oderich Juniors xs yet, contrary to a report in a Ln don newspaper that it would be Bill Hartsburg, of Strat- ford. Attending a meeting at Sarnia on Saturday to draw up a schedule were Jack Evans, Vincent Young and Bill Kirky. . 24 Enines For Mixed Doubles 1PORTS NEWS SOUTHERN ONTARIO FINALS CULBERT'S WEEKENDSPECIALS BISSETS OUST PORT ELGIN; PICTON OR WATERFORD NEM' .v1.0trtis44 .Goderich--Bissets -eliminated Port Elgin..in two straight -games ° Friday and Saturday Only Devils' Food Banana Cake 0,4 _.,44-104414gfr,y hAfekl0Q/.4.414 sports and iwnbali,,. Gerry :has ' team and o bAell,J1,,,,tc,,19.9A-.1914,§ help to the last Friday and Saturday to eNver tcoach Jim Queen. one to give up at all, his advance to the Southern Ontario I enthusiasm and drive hai given finals- of the Intermediate "t" thehas tenaemedetdhe to nddpendt inncnetnttievae4 playoffs. The Bissets will meet either like St. Marys, Tillsonhurg, Aru. Picton or Waerford here in herstburg and Port 41gin as -the t advanced along the playoff trai s-a-teanr-which-Go fans should support as they are trying to bring, for the first time to Goderich, an Ontario championship in OASA men's s Southern Ontario. championship, softball. They haveerved up they then meet the Northern On- tario winners -either the Niakel district or Northern Fastball Association winner. The North- ern winners will come south this year with all the games to be played on the Thanksgiving weekend here in Goderich. Last year, Elliott Lake was the win- ner of the Ontario championship putting out Amherstburg in a Coderich -in. <the fir4„. _game of the best two -out -of -three games on Saturday night, September 23rd, at 8.30. This will be the Southern Ontario finals. Should Goderich win the A mixed doubles lawn bowl- ing tournament was held Mon- day evening with 24' entries. Guests were present from Wing - ham, Exeter, Mitchell and Clin- ton. This annual fall tourna- ment" was sponsored by the Ladies' Bowling Club. The prize winners were: Wal- ter Heitman and Mrs. Keith Cutt with three wins and a plus of 19; Arnold Fisher and Mrs. Francis Overholt with three wins and a plus of 13; Frank Saunders and Mrs. R: Wheeler with two wins and a plus of 19; Dr. H. R. Hall and Mrs. W. Mac - Laren with two wins and a plus of 19; George MacEwan and Mrs. F. Price with two wins and a plus of 18. Lunch and coffee were served by Mrs. E. Pridham and Ilarrt A. McConnell. with Chocolate Mocha Icing • ' Saturday Only -PMERINGUE MEE kgitit9t4,1.01tkeiAtt4NA.CREAttk,orlt, 4,04,14.4s4.. • • • - NOW Our Daily Special Qt. APPLE PIES with FRESH CUT APPLES Plus all the Regular Varieties -CHERRY - APPLE - RAISIN PUMPKIN Etc. 'PLUMP, TENDER - -3 TABLERITE I- LB. SIDE, BACON.' 'Half Lb. Pkg. TABLERITE t Avg. • fine softball all year, having been entered in the Memorial League, and now in the OASA. playoffs. Of the 36 games they have played this year, only in one game did they have more than 'five runs scored against them. Picton and Waterford are meeting in the third game of their series on Wednesday so very lose and exciting series the winner of that series won't c Goderich eliminated Amherst- be known .as this story goes to burg,earlier in this year's play_ press. Picton won the first offs which indicates that the game 2-1 in 11 innings and Bissets should have - a good Waterford .won the second 4-2. ' These are the winners of Central Ontario.......Eastern Ontario playing-uff. --So, Whichever team comes to Goderich on Saturday, you can be assured that it will provide top opposition. Admis- sion for the syni-final series will be We since 20% of the gate receipts must go to the 0.A.S.A. The 50c helpsto de- fray expenses necessary .in travelling to these out-of-town games. Picton, in the game with Waterford at Picton, drew 1500 spectators. The Picton fans are solidly behind their team. It would be nice to receive the support of Goderich spectatins to this extent. If you haven't seen the Bissets play this year. do so on Saturday night. chance of taking the Ontario crewn this year. They indicated their strength against Port Elgin when they whipped the 'Merchants in two straight games 11-1 and 15-4. Port Elgin had considered their team to be of championship calibre .. indicating that their teamwas going to take the Ontario championship this year. Port Elgin defeated Goderich four years ago in playoff action but it was en entirely different team from Goderich that ripped into Port Elgin pitching this year. Last Friday night in Port Elgin, the Bissets, behind the thrpe-hit pitching of Stan Doh- erty, soundly trounced the Mer- chants by the score of 11-1. The Bissets led off in the first inning with two runs, added three more in the second and never looked back as they scor- ed almost at will. Ron Carter hammered a home run in the second inning, driv- ing in a run ahead of him and Russ Hoffmeyer followed with another home run. Don God- dard and Deb Shewfelt collected three hits apieee and every member of the team collected at least one hit in the 16 -hit bar- rage. Stan Doherty, bearing down only when he had to, limited the Port Elgin nine to three hits while striking out 11 batters.. His shut -out was spoil- ed when, with one out in the ninth, Ron Bruce hit a'home run scoring Port Elgin's lone run. On Saturday night back in Goderich, the Bissets showed no. mercy . as they battered Port Elgin 15-4 to take the ,quarter final series in twa ;straight games. Grant Chisholm on the mound for the Bissets experienc- ed Alittle control trouble in the first inning- with the result that Port Elgin scored two runs --on a hit batsman, a single and two errors. However, Goderich came back with,,,five runs' in the bot- tom of the first iiiAng and Chis- holm, 'with ,-that incentive, set-. tled down and pitehed beautifiil ball for • the remainder of the \ game. He limited Port Elgin to four hits, while striking out five batters. . Goderich batters again had a . field day, smashing Port Elgin pitcher Fred Brown for 18 hits. 13,on Carter and Russ Hoffmeyer again hit back to back home runs, in the second inhing with Carter's clearing the fence in right centre field at the 220' mark and .Hoffmeyer's being an inside the paik home run. Don Goddard had a perfecf night at the plate, hitting safely four times in four times at bat. He also shone defensively at first base, grabbing several tough drives off the Port Elgin bats. Gerry Pitre the Goderich ffiiid-b-a-S-e--c-bacliT'and-a-gsis coach to Jim Queen, had a busy night waving the runners around the bases in this series. With The Thkrd Goderich BOY SCOUT TROOP YOUNG FRYERS WIENERS 10 -oz". Pkg. : .. _. 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Open Friday nights 'til 9 p.m. CULBERT'S BAKERY West Street Goderich JA 4-794,1 BELLS TV PROGRAM The Stratford Festival cast, orchestra, settings and Costumes, will be featitred in Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Penz- ance," when it is presented un- der the direction"of Norman Campbell by the Trans -Canada Telephone System, on CB tele- vision, 9.30 p.m. to ll p.m. (EDT), on Monday, October 2. "The Pirates," as produced by Tyrone Guthrie, will be the sec- ond major Stratford Festival 'Production to be seen on tele- vision. It willv be the initial program in the new 1961-62 tele- vision series of the Trans -Can- ada Telephone System whic last October, presented "RM. rinafore." Mac MacDonald's Goderich Dodgers are through' for the . season, having been eliminat: ed in the 0.A.S.A. by Simcoe: Dodgers lost the first game on September, 9th by an 11-3 score and the sec- ond game on September 13th by a score of 16-2. A lady coach was used this season for the first time. She was Sally - /turner, of Stratford. The Dodgers won the Ontario title in 1959 and 1960' and were in the Ontario finals in 1958. OBITUARY HENRY C. HOBSON Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon for Henry C. Hobson, 84, who died last week in • a St. Thomas hospital. A native of Hastings County, he farmed for many years in Col- borne_ Township and married Violet 'Somersall of that town- ship. About 36 years ago he moved to the Aylmer area, Surviving is one son,. Ray, Springwater, and one grandson. Mrs. Hobson died in .January, 1961. - Mrs. Thomas Bowler and Nor- man Bowler, Goderich, attended the funeral. DANCE AT BAYFIELD PAVILION FRIDAY, SRPTEMBER 22 10 p.m. fci .14411; Music by The REVOLS of Stratford - Slacks Permitted - TV PICTURE TUBES - In 20 Sizes 10" 14" -- 17" and 21" Factory Sealed Cartons. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE, ALUMINIZED. cOMPLETELY INSTALLED $29.95 With exchange tr,Filiist Come First•Sved as our Stock is Limited.‘ PHONE TODAY JACKSON 7182, H. 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