The Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-08-16, Page 10'Congratulations are certainlY year for the BissetS and is
in order fi)r Sandy • Profit and worthy -of any and all praise
that comes in his direction. "
company for winning the Huronl
Pitinty .SOccer League Champ-.
SandY "is a man of his word.
Last season he stated' that he
as they hold their Official Open-
The Maitland Golf Club will
be invaded by well over 100
divot diggers next Wednesday.
would bring the championship
to Goderich and that he has
ing Tournament. The Club is
mighty proud of their new pre
mises and well they should be.
It is ' one of , the finest club
The -Bissets were gratified' houses we have yen.
with the turnout they' had for' The course is also in fine
the Iowa Ghosts aame held here! shan and it is our guess that
Wednesday of last week. It was
by far the largest turnout of
the season. ,With the playoffs
Corning up, they are looking to
your continued support. After
a 70 or 71 over the par 68 lay
out will win .the tournament.
Don't forget our invitation
of last week to attend the Sato
seeing what calibre of ball they
Booster Club meeting which will
play, surely you co.iid ,117port'
take place tonite, 6.30 at She
them at a time when they most
Arena. We would sincerely
want and deserve it.
like to be proven wrong, but it
Larry Aldhanr informs us
is our guess that there" won't
that -as near as they know, they
twill start the Memorial League
playdowns on Monday against
Wingham and the OASA Inter-
mediate "B" playdowns next
Wednesday against the winner
of the Port Elgin-Meaford ser-
ies that is now being played.
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be five people show up in addi-
tion to tile regulars.
Members of the Maitland
Golf Club are informed of the
first dinner dance of the year.
It will take place this Saturday
night.
Goderich Drops
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penmg Game
Shown just before the game, Wednesday of last week, are left to
right: Stan Doherty, Deb Shewfelt, "Treetop" patrick, "Show-
boat" Buckner and Larry Aldham.
— Signal -Star Photo
Comedy Clowning
Iowa Colored Ghosts
Bissets, Play Tie Game
By L.A. ofigthe third when "Showboat"
Iowa Colored Ghosts and Buckner was_awarded first when
hit by a pitched ball and scored
Goderich Bissets thrilled the
on Carter's triple to dtreriight
largest crowd in years Wednes-
c•nitre field. Iowa jumped into
battled -to -a '2-2. tie at Agrietth 4(.2-1 wad- the'stiffi.-iVb-eff
Goderieh lost 12-4 to .Thetural Park. their -centre. fielder blasted a
drive over- the left
_Dominions, of Stratford; at I Playing before an overflow towerin..1
Stratford on Monday eveningdicrowd of nearly 1,000 people,
in the first game of a best -of_ the Ghosts and the Bissets hook.
three intermediate "AA" series ed 'up in a real thriller. Stan
of the OASA. The second gamel Doherty, pitching for Goderich,
is to be played at Goderich Sat- held -the vaunted IoWa team to
urday evening. • seven hits while his Goderich
A second inning ,rally ch- mates collected eight hits off'
ed the game for Stratford when ."Treetop" Patrick, the huge
eight'rung were .scored on five 6'7" 350 -pound pitcher f o r
hits.
Standing near the Ghosts'
bench t116. other. night, we. were
interested to hear the comments
about "Stan Doherty. The
Ghosts have met a lot of ball
thi$ year and they were
in agreement that Stan is pyob-
going into the'fifth, the score
was set at 9-1 for Stratford and
Goderich vainly .Attempted to
make a comeback by scoring
two runs on two hits, and an
error.by Stratford.
Gord Walters went for three
innings for doderich before he
was relieved of his pltching
centre field fence for a home -
run. Goder,....1 evened matters
in their half ,tof the seventh
-4when Ron Oldridge led off with
a 'single, his second of the night
and advanced to second on a
walk to Larry Aldham and scor-
ed on Wayne Canfield's second
hit of the night. Oldi4dgb also
.s sparkled at shortstop, fielding
Iowa. Doherty set 15 hattei
down, via the strikeout route
and the, ,Colored Ghosts had
nothing but the highest praise
for Doherty aS they claimed he,
Godorith Wins Huron
Soccer Championship
By Sandy Profit
It was the beginning of last
seaton that I stated we wanted
to make soccer a sport for which
Gederich could boast' chitnip-
ions. Now we cani By defeat-
nesday of last week in the last
game -of- regular- -season_
Goderich, Athletic became Hur-
on County Soccer League Cham-
pions.
The game itself was not one
of the best to 'be seen this
season, but I 'think this was due
to the fact that both teams knew
'they had to win to become
league champions.
Goderich'opened the scoring
when right half. Helmut Kroh-
mei- sent in a liigh lob which
the Clinton keeur failed to
hold. Shortly after this, Hel-
mut put Goderich two Op when
obis position faultlessly while he .seored fyom a penalty kick.
Just before half time, Clinton
scored through the, alertness of
centre forward Carroll.
In the second half, the game
continued in the same way,
with nerves, and sometimes
tempers taking the npper hand.
About half way through this
half, Goderich went ahead .3-1
when Stan Profit took 'a pass
from Heinz Wanhoff to score
handling some hot smashes off
the bats of the Iowa Ghosts.
For Iowa, their catcher, Car-
ter, had a double and triple
and Anderson, the „seconthbase-
man, had two singles. to lead
the Ghosts in hitting.' "Treetop"
Patrick struck out 12 Gederich
batters with hts blazing fast -
ball. Doherty, showing 'Code -
rich farts_ a sample. of his con-
trol pitching, struck out everY
Iowa batter at least once and
"sent.Patrick, the pitcher; Own
four Ulna on strikeouts.
- The Ghosts amazed the crowd
with"- their shadowball before
the game Started and had the
fans roaring in their seats all
evening with their funny an-
ially electrified the crowd with
-Ills dexterity in ball handling
and, kept' the crowd laughing
all 'evening with his stunts and
sayings, especially at the ex-
pense of the two umpires: At
the conclusion of the -game, the
Ghonts showed why they are the
tops in ball as their acts of
had the croW4ir roaring with
approval. All together it was
from close range, Stan. scored
again a few minutes later to
make it 4-1. Clinton were still.
in there trying, and score
again from a penalty kick,
which was taken by W. Wylie.
It is generally agreed among
the players, that one of the
main factors in Goderich win-
g -the title—w s form -
epee of goalkeeper . Dick Kap-
lien. In -the ten games played,
Diclelost only seven gnats, four
of, which were penalty. kicks.
Award Street
Paving Contract
a great show and a great ball
game and everyone went home
satisfied.
The Bissets showed that they
are capable Of playing with the
best and while many fans
thought that the GhOsts would
walk away with the game, the
otherwise as the Iowa team stat-
ed after the game that they
have had few .games as tough
as this one.
Lavis Contracting Company,
of Clinton, has been awarded
the contract for paving certain
toWn streets. Their tender was
for $25,250. The unsuccessful
tender was that of Towland
Construction Compatly, of Lon-
don.
The, Levis contract was ac-
cepted subject to the approval
of the Ontario Department of
Highways and to the company
setting a starting and finishibg
date for -their work.. u
The work includes the pav-
ing of Wellington street from
West street to Elgin avenue;
paving of the North Harbor
Road from a point near .the
.sterns of the grain vessels dock-
ed in the harbor to the Sifto
Salt plant; tearing up Hamil-
ton street and putting in storm
sewers 'preparatory to paving
the "street,- -possibly next year.
Aside from the above con-
tract, town workmen are to
scarifY Bruce street, between
North street and Victoria street.
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Weekend Feature
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We have discontinued our special deliveries except in
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funerals we will serve You.
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Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 8.30 'til 6.30
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SATURDAY, AUG. 18th
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
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was one of the very best that . .
every evening and sornetimes B A .., DA. si C.E
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Maitland Golf Club Members
DANCE
Bugkner confessed after • they • .• a le J.S.A.
. duties to go th left field C r in Canada and tl
gair that. they didn't think men Vint Lii.?11 took over the • Godertch opened Ilie.•.scdrin
mound for Goderich. McPhee, in the seeond inning When Bill'
to -Stan, -was the' Goderich catcher
• 'error and scored on Men
Dlack advanted On Mi.
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AND MIDNITE.StPPER
Aug. 19th,. Ninth Sunday after Trinity
8.3Q a.m. Holy Communion'.
11 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)
NO EVENING SERVICE'
Rector; REV.' CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, D.D.
Mr. J. F. Stephens, M.A.; B. Ed., Organist and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA .
North Street United Church
- SATURDAY, AUG. 18
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'11 a.m, MORNING WORSHIP
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'August 16.17
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THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
Miss Marion Moore, Deaconess
Mr. Herman de Jong, Director of Praise
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10 a.m.. Sunday Schooi and Bible Classes.
.1'1/ a.m. "THE 'ROADS WE TRAVEL"
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WED., 8 p.m: Mid -Week Prayer tind Praise Service
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