HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-05-31, Page 10'The Gedericb Signal -Star, 'Thursday, May 314, 1962
. Goderic i
pheir home opener at Agrieui-
tural Park Wednesday night of
last week. It was a close 2-0
decision at • the hands of St.
Thomas, before a record open-
ing crowd.
It was the first game of the
season for both clubs but they
',displayed mid-season form with
few errors and playing excellent
defensive ball.
‘zit was a heart - breaker for
Goderich hurler, Stan Doherty,
as he allowed only one earned
run. This was a home run in
the top of the sixth and came
off the bat of the St. Thomas
right fielder.
Dick Hames, who pitched for
Windsor Embassy, last` year's
All Ontario Senior "A" -Champ-
ions, allowed one more hit than
Doherty but kept them scat
tered. Although Goderich had
base runners on several occas-
ions, they failed to touch Hames
for those key base' hits.
Goderich 6; Wingham 0
Stan Doherty opposed former
Bisset grant—Chisholm on the
mound last Thursday night in
Wingham and picked up his
first shutout of the season. This.
was his second game in as many
nights and he was strong all
evening.
Doherty allowed only four
bits ,to the Wingham nine and
was backed up with strong de-
fensive ball by his mats. Chis -
=w -did--'not-Wave the same
pnd:.tseed•
•up dour unearnn�s•.
Deb Shewfelt, Russ Hoffmeyer
and . Don Goddard paced the
attack for the Bissets with two
hits. each. -
Turning, ` in outstanding de-
fensive performances for Gode-
rich were shortstop Ron Old -
ridge and outfielders Russ Hoff-
3neyer .and 'Wayne Canfield.
The game was halted at the on Saturday night. 4,J
Y REGISTERS TWO
UTS IN THREE GAMES
Bissets dropped end of eight innings, by rain.
Goderich 1, Stratford 0
In a very : fast and closely -
played ga)ne, at Stratford ,on
Monday evening, Bissets edged
the Kroehlers i-0. -Stan Do-
herty and Lorne McKenzie hook-
ed up in a pitcher's duel.
From the first inning, it was
sensed that one run was going
to be the difference. Both
teams went down in order for
four innings and it wasn't until
the top of the sixth that Gode-
rich seriously threatened. With
runners on second and third,
and with . two out, McKenzie re-
tired the third man• On a strike-
out. However, Bissets were not
to be denied, and again in the
seventh, they came back:Russ
Hoffmeyer leading off, beat out
a bunt for a clean single. Don
Goddard advanced him to third
with a single which the• right
fielder bobbled momentarily,
enabling Hoffmeyer to take
third without a play being made
on him. Bill Grace sent a
grounder to second:-. Hoffmeyer
slid in under the throw to the
plate. Goderich continued to
threaten but was unable to
push any more runs across,
In the eighth, Stratford, using
pinch hitters, advanded• runners
to second and third with two
out. But Doherty retired the
third out on a pop-up to Shew-
felt behind the plate. In the
ninth- .- inning,- - Stratford._. pulled
out all the stops in an effort
_'
herty set -thein down in order to
preserve the win and his second'
shutout in three games.
Goderich managed' four hits
off McKenzie while Stratford
could solve the offerings of
Doff'brty for only three, two
being scratch singles.
The Bissets play •here again
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OBITUARY
MRS. DAN WIGGINS
A resident_ of Goderich for
many' years, Mrs. Daniel Wig-
gins, 86, died Tuesday morning
in Alexandra Hospital where
she had been a patient for al-
most three years. The funeral
serviceis to be held at the
Lodge funeral home this after-
noon with Rev. G, L. Royal of-
ficiating. Pallbearers will be
Burton Mills, Frank Roberton,
Spence Irwin, John Marwick,
William Marwick and Reg. Sell.
interment will be in Maitland
cemetery. •• ,. t;, a M
Daughter of a family ' of ten
children of the late Robert and
Elizabeth Heapy, Roberton, Mar-
garet, Ellen Wiggins was born
in Hullett Township but moved
with her famliy to Goderich
when a young girl. ' For many
years she w,-goked for the late
Sheriff James Reynolds. In De-
cember, 1924, she was married.
to Dan Wiggins, of Gederich,
who survives along with several
nieces. The marriage was at
the home of her late sister, Mrs.
Oliver Clark, South street. Mr.
Wiggins is at present a patient
in a London hpspital. He visit-
ed his wife at Alexandra Hos-
pital every day and often twice
a day before illness caused his
removal to a hospital at Lon-
don. Mr. Wiggins was a Can-
adian champion roller skater in
his younger days.
.Mrs. Wiggins was a member
of Knox Presbyterian church
and of the Octogenarian Club.
WINS •6ONTEST
The Singer Sewing Machine
Cbmpany, , of Canada ran a na-
• nFwide contest -for the -past
�13-weelts—The.-prize-.vuas ..
�pense-.b�id"'�r p
Jovite, in the Latlrentians, 'Man-
ager , W. G. Henderson, of the
Goderich store, . took top hon-
ors in this district,. Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson begin their holi-
day the middle of dune.
DIES' DAY
AT GOLFCLUB-
The ladies' official' Opening;
Day tournament, Tuesday even r
Ing, at Maitland Golf Club 'was;'
an auspicious event with 30
female members in attendance,
In charge of arrangements wad
Sports ,Captain, ladies' division,
Mrs. Kay Duncan, who announc-
ed the winning competitors as
,follows: gross scores, -only 1st,
Edna Overholt and Val` Soeketti
2nd, Peggy Day and Elsie Gard,
iner; 3rd, Mary Rouse and Fay
Brereton.
The ladies competed in tyvoc
ball foursomes, starting at 6.30
p.m. and finishing 'before dusk.
They played a nine -hole game.
Following the competition,
the member players were enter-
tamed` at a social meeting and
lunch in the club house. Ladies'
President Jean Mcllwain wel-
comed
e -comed the new members during
the social meeting, the same
being. in charge of Betty l'rest,
chairman of the social com-
mittee.
In company„,with the male
members of 61 club, the ladies
are anticipating the July open-
ing of the new club house, at
present under.
With the building framed iu, to
the upper 'story, the general
layout is beginning to take shape
and the members are assured
of more commodious club house
accommodation when the pro-
ject is completed.
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evening. In charge of arrange-
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