HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-09-28, Page 15Sports S.eri.c.
By S'ndy MecD. onald
by Robert Binsky
North
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West East
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Q9743 ♦ 108�s
South
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South deals
The bidding :
South : West North East
1 spade piss 2 N.T.* pass
4 hearts* pass' 5 diam. pass
5 N.T.* pass 7 spades pass
pass pass
Opening lead is the four of
diamonds.
The hand shown. above.
came up in a.duplicate and'
again showed the great abi-
lity, of the "Jacoby 2 No
Trump” convention to get
you to the optimum con-
tract. The bids are really
simple when> playing this
system; The opening bid of
one spade i's• normal.'
North's two, N.T.* bid
shows a game raise in spa-
des and. asks partner •to
Show a singleton or void ,if
he has one. Four hearts*
by South shows a void in
hearts. (Three. hearts would
have shown a singleton).
Five diamonds* shows first
round control (void or Ace).
South now knew there was
an excellent play for seven
spades • North' had the
Ace and ueen of spades
so he bid .* the, grand
slam force asking partner
to -bid seven spades if he
held two of the three top
honours in the spade suit.
(If partner . only holds -one
Of the three„top honours he
must only bid 6 spades.)
North dutifully responded
seven spades which was a
laydown ; South only ha- '
ving to draw trump; trump
one club in dummy and get
two diamond discards on
his club suit, and ruff a
diamond for 13 tricks and
plus 1510..
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Dungannon las dropped . two games ' behind in their finals series
With l3lyth for the championship of the Central Huron Softball league.x
•Blyth took a two -game lead in this series after Tuesday night's game.
at Agricultural Park, Goderich, when they. downed Dungannon,
11-2, Third game of this series was set for Tuesday, September•26"
at. Blyth.'
* * * * *
• Goderich Dodgers edged the Milverton Ladies, 4-3 in a closely
contested round-robin series, game, , played Wednesday „night at,
the .Agricultural Park diamond. This was the first Dodger -Milverton
clash in this . WOAA Ladies Intermediate "A" round-robin softball
finals which Includes the Hanover Ladies ball club. .
Bev Wright, Goderich Dodgers' pitcher, struck- out 17° batters
over the full nine innings which she pitched, She further contri,
buted to the Dodger's victory with three hits which were respon-
sible for the majority of the Dodger runs. •
For Milverton, the top batter was Lynn 'Hyde who connected for
' two hits. Each side committed two errors.
Next game of this series was scheduled for` Wednesday night at
Milverton. Hannover' was to have played a game with Milverton ladies
over the weekend.
If Hanover were to lose their match with Milverton and
Goderich win their next game, this performancewould give the
championship to the Dodgers. Shduld Hanover have won their last
game, both they and Goderich will be tied with a two won — one lost
record: Should that be the case, they, will face each other once
more in an exciting, sudden -death game.
* * *' * *
News from Richard Madge, publicity director. for Goderich's
Junior B Booster Club, indicates that town and surrounding area
hockey'fans may anticipate some exciting action from the team that
is being built here this' season.
A recent letter from the Junior 'B publicity director, informing us
of recent ' developments within their hockey organization, reads as
follows:
"As their Centennial project, the members of the Booster Club
are going all out to bring top quality hockey back to Goderich."
Added interest will be provided this year when the interlocking
schedules* Central and Western divisions of 'the Junior B league
goes into effect for the first time; Goderich Siftos, will again be
ranked with teams in the central division.
Althotggh Coach Jack Evans is working hard lining up players with
which to build a competitive team, more than, skilled • and efficient
management is required to establish a successful Junior B hockey
club. .
The projected budget for this season runs close to $20,000.
Financing a hockey team of this calibre demands that members
of the Junior B Booster Club and sports fans alike, give full support
to this town's return to Junior B hockey.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Booster Club has already raised
over $1,000L with the two Centennial dances which they sponsored
during' the summer. This - newly ' formed group is hoping to raise
enough money to pay bus transportation costs for the Goderich
Junior B team. c- • '
* * * ' * * $* -
Hockey season here gets its annual,• unofficial face-off this Satur-
day night, September 30, when ..Goderich Booster Club stages its
"Stag Night" at the Arena auditorium.
For the price of a $5 ticket, which includes an appetizingbuffet
dinner, the holder gets a chance at the $1,000 prize money which
is raffled -off. If anyone who wishes 'to" attend has not yet bought
his ticket. he is advised to contact a club member immediately as
only a'few of them are left. You are promisedan evening of fun and
Hre 'Aiobsmbstitti, presl*
dent of the Auburn 4-H Pleb
opened' the second meeting With
'the 44 pledge. The minutes
were accepted :as read by, tae
secretary Marie Ptuakett. The
was. called and each
,swered by telling what colors'
they were g0ieg 011In *fir
bedrooms.
The leaders tookthe mein“
at.� chose a, new naode>•ator :
their September session, held T
Ministers of Huron -Maitland Presbytery
Tuesday, S ep'iemb er 19, at
Knox Church, Goderich. ` Elected to serve in this" -capacity for
the next 12 months, was Rev. James Weir, at right, who serves
Kincardine Presbyterians; at left, is Rev, Gordon Fish, retiring
moderator of Huron -Maitland who is minister, of,St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wingha,m. (Staff Photo)
Broiler Bac,kfat
Relat�d' To Grading
Back fat measurement could
be ufed as a method of grading
broilers and evaluating various
diets for their effect on car.
cass composition, according
to poultry scientists, OAC,
Guelph. Results of feeding test
experiments have led to exten-
ded research to ascertain the
correlation between back fat
° measurement and official
government grades.
The back fat measurements
are taken from a sm?.11 tri.
angle of skin on the back _of
' the broiler carcass.
Inspectors of the Production
and Marketing Branch, Canada
Department of Agriculture, graft
ded the broiler carcasses be.
fore the back fat measurements
were taken. When results of the
measurements were compared
with the official grades, it was
found that there was a definite
'similarity between the grades •
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NOTICE
INR
HOCKEY
MEETING
DATE—OCTOBER 5, THURSDAY, 1967
TIME -7:30 P.M.
PLACE--GODERICH ARENA AUDITORIUM.
ANYONE INTERESTED IN COACHING—MANAGING—LEAGUE CON.
VE4ORS-.REFEREEING AND ASSISTING IN THE • 1967.68 SEASON
IS ASKED TO PLEASE ATTEND.
THE MORE HELP YOU CAN GIVE WILL CREATE
A BIGGER ANIS I BETTER SEASON OF HOCKEY
FOR YOUR YOUNGSTER.
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and the amount of back fat.
The amount of°fat on the back
of the carcass and the grade
of the broiler are closely re.
lated. Therefore, back fat mea,.
surements are a good indica.
tion of quality.
The back 'fat measurement
technique holds considerable
promise for use in quickly eval.
uating diets for their ability
to produce a desirable poultry
carcass.
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HURON -PERTH DISTRICT FARMERS' UNION;
Annual Meeting"
s4
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1967
9:00 P.M.
° AT THE
Auditorium, Clinton Community Centre, Clinton.
Guest . Speaker
MR. DELMER BENNETT, Director
District .12, 'OFU
Ladies Pkase Bring Lunch
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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION — Branch 109
ATTENTION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
Mr. H. W. Moyer
Will Be At The Legion Hall — Goderich
OCTOBER 2, 3:30 P.M, to 4:30 P.M.
Any .veterans vvishing'-'information, advice or assistance are -
requested to contact him at'this time.
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48" Heavy DAMASK
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SCH
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F 9'x12'
RUGS
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VALUE
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